a different view of guantanamo bay. we hear from cubans about what they think should happen to the u.s. base there. the libyan government says they may ask for help after clashes. the fighting has been going on for two days and eight people have died. the secretary of state has called a haunt -- and halt to the violence. >> the aftermath of a power struggle. these are the charred remains of the battle between the rival militias in tripoli. the group controlling the airport was attacked on the weekend and they left with dozens of rockets. to aircraft'sge and the air traffic controller. flights have been grounded. it may be a while before the doors reopened. the country has withdrawn its staff over safety concerns. they are desperate for resolutions that will stop the cycle of violence. >> the airplanes were hit and fixing them will take several months and hundreds of millions. the airport control tower was said and fuel tanks and trucks were destroyed. the government is looking at requesting international assistance to h

we report from guantanamo. >> reporter: this is guantanamo bay from the cuban side. baked spot where life moves very slowly, on an old ideological front line. the watch towers mark the edge of the u.s. naval base at guantanamo. the american military here inside communist cuba. things here aren't tranquil these days, but there is resentment under the surface. the americans control the entrance to guantanamo bay, restricting cuban fishermen to these parts. ail za alexander tells me the best catches are in the deeper waters which are off limits now. they're hoping, praying, that the americans leave one day. but their base was part of the landscape here long before the revolution. both sides must agree if it is to be closed. the u.s. base is so close to this town that every morning locals here on this side of the base hear the american national anthem coming from the military just over there. they call it an illegal occupation and ever since the revolution, fidel castro refused to cash the rent check for americans paying to be here. it is lucrative for some though. this i

detention center citing the hobby lobby ruling lawyers for detainees held in guantanamo bay have failed have filed motions asking u.s. courts to prevent prison officials from barring their ability to participate in communal prayers during ramadan as a form of punishment corey kreider an attorney for the detainees states why are the authorities at guantanamo bay seeking to punish detainees for hunger striking by curtailing their right to pray if under our law hobby lobby is a person with a right to religious freedom surely get mo detainees are people too originally courts have ruled that detainees held in get mopey do not have religious freedom because they were not covered under the religious freedom restoration act or are f.r.a. however since the hobby lobby ruling now permits closely held corporation religious protections under the r f r a the get noted hanis are asking why not them too now the united states defense department feels it is always balancing the line between religious freedom and security needs u.s. army lieutenant colonel myles b. kagen the third a spokesman for

the people in guantanamo bay we have not forgotten about you even released the ball with you yet. the period of guantanamo is still very thick and on chilled up ice is closed down. and. we were able to get a federal judge to order the government. to either force feed misters or here in humane conditions on a bed in a clinic and not in the restraint chair or justified true the judge to the federal court why it was necessary to force feed him in that restraint but the other hunger strikers who were not subject to that order they were still being force fed pursuant to the old protocol and to my knowledge that force feeding protocol that's a protocol that is still alive and that is still being applied in guantanamo today . here was released from guantanamo after being imprisoned for seven years without charge. but shocker america a leader of the hunger strikes remains in isolation the only british resident still detained at guantanamo. bay and dying here every day mentally and physically. i have got kidney problems from the fill feel water. i had lung problems from the chemicals they s

look at far past time for every single detainee at guantanamo bay to have their day in court just like the tala otherwise we're allowing the government to sign a life sentence without charges for every single one of these men regardless of their innocence. back in may i talked about a letter signed by over one hundred academics including two nobel prize. it's a u.n. officials to the nonprofit organization human rights watch the letter condemning the organizations for evolving relationship with the u.s. government after response from h r w this group of signatories has now released another letter doubling down on its claims in it they write concrete evidence of a revolving door phenomenon between a w. and us government renders crucially incomplete because that mission but it is true that some serve in the u.s. government before or after their involvement with human rights watch we provided examples of those who served in the u.s. government both before and after their involvement with h r w a normal widely recognized generate perverse incentives and undermine institutions reputation for

for celebrities across the country and they claim that this will be like guantanamo bay so in general they're saying that the condition in prison is already wrong plus they don't want to see the creation of a new one which potentially could be worse so what's been the government's response to those arguments presumably you believe that these things should go ahead yes and also we know that the country's main opposition party cities that tried to reason and please consider in this bill and they asked them to hold off on it until they can get a chance to visit some of these prison facilities that request was denied we actually managed to speak to one of the prisoners his face is covered in the voice was altered because wanted to he asked us to protect his identity so let's listen to what he had to say about what life was like in these prisons you see you know to the great grandson of well maybe to a prison inside a prison without any rights without any future prisoners who have completed one of their sentences should be allowed to visit their family we live conditions my son cockroaches

crystal it seems across the country and they claim that this will be like guantanamo bay so in general they're saying that the condition in prison is already wrong plus they don't want to see the creation of a new one which potentially could be worse so what's been the government's response to those arguments presumably believes that these things should go ahead yes and also we know that the country's main opposition party cities that tried to reason with and please consider in this bill and they asked them to hold off on it until they can get a chance to visit some of these prison facilities but that request was denied we actually managed to speak to one of the prisoners his face is covered in the voice was altered because we need to he asked us to protect his identity so let's listen to what he had to say about what life was like in these persons who say no to the green tunnel maybe to a prison inside a prison without any rights without any future prisoners who have completed one fifth of their sentences should be allowed to visit their family we live conditions lead my sitcom. there

by the bush administration of helping plan the nine eleven attacks and is still being held at guantanamo bay although it's important to point out no charge has officially been brought against him poland is now the first e.u. country to be held accountable for its involvement of the cia's extraordinary rendition program it more than likely will not be the last. time before we go don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king tonight tonight's guests include this super i'm sorry the independent senator from vermont bernie sanders here's a bit of what's to come. if you want a peaceful revolution where you want senator well well that is exactly what i've said look let's be clear you know when you would i would kids a couple of years ago. they taught us about oligarchy and they said look at these latin american countries we have a few families controlling the politics and controlling the economics of those countries well guess what's happening in america today you have as you've just in the catered in terms of there's the buescher of wealth you've got the top one percent owning about thi

stair cage coochie military base in the north east of the country before being shipped off to guantanamo baythough it is possible that polish officials did not know what was happening to the president at the site the court has stated the treatment to which the applicants had been subjected by the ca durning during their detention in poland had amounted to torture for all practical purposes poland had facilitated the whole process had created the conditions for it to happen and had made no attempt to prevent it from occurring the court then ordered poland to pay more than one hundred thirty four thousand dollars in damages to each inmate plus an additional an additional forty thousand in compensation for the legal costs and expenses they also instructed the polish government to obtain diplomatic assurances from the u.s. that it wouldn't subject the sherry to the death penalty new faces capital charges in guantanamo for allegedly masterminding the two thousand attack on the u.s.s. cole and is set to go on trial in september while i do by doc a palestinian was initially by the bush administrati

nationals from entering the country two of them are allegedly involved in torture at guantanamo bay all the others are accused of having links to the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq or the move comes days after america imposed a new set of sanctions on russian companies you can read all about it online right now also it. comes but pay or die that's what there's no now no room for christians and iraqi city has now found itself part of the so-called islamic state you can hear about all the ultimatums set by most schools new rules on our website. plus over two hundred lunar caves could well help the moon a cold as ation make it a bit easier task this latest study on the matter is right now at r.t. dot com. right on the scene. first rick. and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. today in the. one of the worst crashes in the history of the moscow metro shook the capital on tuesday this week three subway cars derailed after coming to an abrupt stop during the morning rush hour and more than twenty people were killed one hundred fifty taken to hospital some

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the us traded five guantanamo bay leaders in exchange for bergdahl.e under went 6 weeks of therapy and counseling before returning to active duty this week. a spokesperson says investigators have not yet questioned bergdahl. that is expected to happen sometime in the near future. >> another fox news alert to bring you. police arresting 53-year-old james lacroix after they found him in ted kennedy jr.'s kitchen. he checked in on his 16-year-old son who was alone in the house. the suspect answered the telephone. police believe that lacroix was inside the house for three hours. he got in through an unlocked door. when officers asked what he was doing there he said quote, i am looking for katie perry. he will go before a judge in california. it showed him injecting him with heroin moments before he collapsed and died on the yacht in santa cruz. the 26-year-old stepped over his body to finish her glass of wine. she is being investigated for the death of her ex-boyfriend who died of a heroin overdose who died two months earlier. >> faces his first drilling

congressmen and 12 other americans in connection with guantanamo bay and abu grad. the democrat from virginia is not allowed to step foot in russia. it's in response to the u.s. ban of a russian parliament member. the other 12 include guantanamo bay's commander and a former soldier convicted of abuse at abu grad. russia says the ban is a reaction tot sur adding 12 names over human rights accusations. >>> the death toll is climbing in iraq. at least 27 people are dead following a series of bombs that ripped through back dad. investigators say a homicide car bomber slammed into a police checkpoint, killing at least nine people and wounding nearly two dozen more. four other car bombs hit mostly shiite muslim areas of the capitol killing more than a dozen others. no immediate claims of responsibilities for the attack so far. >>> israeli bulldozers destroying dozens of underground tunnels as they try to eliminate the pathways connecting gaza and israel. all this as israel says gunmen from gaza disguised in israeli uniforms used those very same tunnels to kill two of its

guantanamo bay. more than 340 palestinians have been left dead this week. an airstrike killed several palestinians as they an and toured israel through a tunnel. two israeli soldiers were killed in a shootout. u.n. secretary-general moon will be traveling to the area in hopes of brokering a truce. and about the whereabouts of the body of casey kasem. his oldest daughter says his body is no longer in the washington state funeral home where it was being held. em ajudge awarded carrie kas temporary restraining order wednesday that would have prophetic casey kasem's wife from cremating or removing his body from the funeral home. however, his wife are ready sign the death or certificate indicating the body should be taken to a funeral home in montrÉal, but his body is not there. a lawyer for casey kasem's wife is refusing to comment. a case of police brutality possibly a new york city. police and prosecutors are investigating whether excessive force was used and whether an officer broke a rule against using chokehold. ron claiborne has more. >> this video captur

a navy medical officer stationed at guantÁnamo bay has become the first him prison official to refuseto force-feed hunger striking prisoners. the unidentified officer stance was revealed in the phone call from a guantÁnamo bay prisoner to his attorney. iab,prisoner, abu wael dh said vendors refuse to force-feed the hunger strike or sometimes before -- sometime before the fourth of july. the navy says the officer has been reassigned to alternative duties, away from the prisons detention center. one of the countries most well-known undocumented immigrants has been released. , a pulitzer prize-winning journalist, first came to the u.s. from the philippines in 1993. in 2011, he became a leading undocumented activist after revealing his status in a widely read essay. vargas had recently traveled to the texas border to document the crisis of thousands of central american children fleeing poverty and violence, but says he soon realized he might have trouble leaving with justice philippine passport due to a heavy presence of border patrol agents and checkpoints throughout mcallen. on tuesday

so he's been a proponent of rights for enemy combatants detainees in guantanamo bay in the past.ly an outspoken advocate for the issues that he thinks are important. >> sure. we understand as well at yale where he now works, he teaches military justice. he teaches about disasters and gitmo, interestingly enough, to your point. >> yes. he's an expert on gitmo and his wife is linda greenhouse, well-known and respected reporter. but also known in some quarters as a liberal reporter. so it's an interesting choice that mr. bergdahl has made going forth in this particular case. >> the investigation is why bergdahl walked off base early on. we said there is proof he walked off willingly. we heard from platoon mates there. they call him a deserter. so yesterday the pentagon was facing some harsh questions there. is he restricted in terms of travel? is a flight threat? this is what they had to say. >> there is allegations, but just having allegations posed against you in the military doesn't restrict your freedom of movement or place you in any kind of restricted status by the nature of s

bergdahl was freed may 31st in exchange for five top taliban commanders in prison in guantanamo bay. >>> the fighting along the israel gaza border is about to escalate even further. holly williams has the latest, from gaza. ering the israeli military says he is a weapons storage, says they targeted 12 militants last 24 hours. this morning we found not militants, but two brothers, hamed da age 4 and hamden, age 2. they were injured when an air strike hit their neighbor's house. >> reporter: their father, mohammed, told us the israeli military telephoned the neighbor to warn them to evacuate. but they only had three minutes and didn't make it out in time. >> reporter: officials hearsay more than 170 people have been killed since israel's offensive began, most of them civilians. >>> thousands of palestinians have fled northern gaza, taking refuge in school buildings. there is safety here. but as the gaza strip braces for a possible ground invasion, nobody knows when they will be able to go home. palestinian militants continue to fire their rockets into southern israel. a teenage boy was

special forces in afghanisn i exchange for five prisoners from guantanamo bay investigators will decide if if he'll face disciplinary action. >> lawmakers are digging deeper into the veterans affairs scandal. among the revelations that a v.a. employee stored thousands of documents in his baltimore office for an extended period of time. documents containing unprocessed claims and personal information. they were also incredibly personal stories about the persecution whistleblowers faced. >> i was and continue to be retaliated against by the v.a. i have been targeted by middle and upper management at the v. are a. for over four years. the problems are a result of morally bankrupt managers who have are moved into powerful positions where they have the power to and continue to ruin people's lives. >> many people were motivate odd to cover up wait times because they were afraid of consequences of errors being reported. >> tonight target storeses are pressing charges against a former deputy in the fairfax county sheriff's office who was accused of shoplifting. this after the security guard who

meanwhile, lawyers representing guantanamo bay prisoners are now invoking the supreme court ruling, arguinghat if corporations are allowed to have religious rights, detainees should do. and harry reid vowed that democrats will take up legislation in the coming weeks to address last month's supreme court decision. indeed, the hill reports today that between the house and the senate, at least three pieces of legislation are being prepared by democrats that would help maintain access to free birth control for women affected by the court's ruling. now the question is, what can democrats actually accomplish? goldie taylor is an msnbc contributor and columnist at thegrio.com. so that's the rub. the senate could potentially get something through. harry reid and the democrats control it. once it gets to the house, are you hopeful at all any legislation could pass? >> not in the least bit. when the supreme court allowed this corporate veil to be pierced, it was like tearing the curtain. we're going to see many more pieces of legal action that challenge how we govern companies, prisons, nonprofits, h

he was exchanged for five commanders held in guantanamo bay. >>> and two people were killed in the derailmentscow subway train this morning. at least 50 people were injured and as many as 20 others were trapped in one of the cars. one government official said witnesses reported that the train braked suddenly before derailing three cars. >>> russians at a beach in siberia were attacked by hailstorms. hail as big as golf balls rained down on the swimmers saturday. the air temperature dropped 30 degrees in just minutes. some took cover under a beach umbrella. two girls were killed when a tree fell on their tent. >>> and a surprise celebrity sighting and photograph in omaha, nebraska. paul mccartney was in town for a concert and he had dinner with billionaire warren buffett who lives in omaha. the snapshot of them was posted by a local teenager on instagram, the caption "killing with my homies. or killing with my oldies but goodies. more severe weather across the country. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." so say hello to ocean spray 100% juice. and goodbye to added sugar. i th

after a short detention in afghanistan he was moved to guantanamo bay went on the base were supposed to be you know through keep to the worst of the worst you know the best really bad people and you have a child who's be accused of a strong narrative you're sort of the cold war criminal just it just didn't make sense. during an interrogation of mohammed jawad the interrogator became alarmed when the youth began talking to a wall he asked a psychologist assigned to detainee interrogations to observe jawad and check his mental state corresponds was reported by another officer in a sworn deposition. he appears to be rather frightened and it looks as if he could break easily if you were isolated from his support network and made to rely solely on the interrogator. make him as uncomfortable as possible working as hard as possible. the psychologist concluded that you would was faking homesickness and depression and recommended more severe isolation to induce his cooperation. after a period in this extreme isolation. attempted to kill himself by banging his head off the metal structures in

nationals from entering the country of them were allegedly involved in torture at guantanamo bay all the others are accused of having links to the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq the move comes days after america imposed a new set of sanctions on russian companies you can always read much more on line at r.t. dot com and many stories for you for example convert pay or die. now no room for christians in a rocky city that's now part of the so-called islamic state can learn all about the . new rules via our website. over two hundred lunar caves. could make moon of colonization much easier now says. also. thanks for joining us here on the program one of the worst crashes in the history of the moscow metro shook the capital just on tuesday this week three subway cars derailed after coming to an abrupt stop during the morning rush hour more than twenty people were killed one hundred fifty taken to hospital still many of them in intensive care. footage now of the aftermath. here i. go. i. took emergency workers three days to remove the wreckage and carry out repairs allowing

entering russia twelve americans are targeted two of them for their involvement in torture at guantanamo bay and ten others for the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq moscow's blacklist was released two days after the u.s. imposed a new set of sanctions against russian companies. we have more details on that tit for tat measures on our website as well as background on how the ukraine crisis sparked the dispute had to r.t. dot com all the updates. on. and israeli man was killed in the south of the country on saturday by a rocket fired from gaza he is the third israeli fatal a t since the start of the current conflict which is claimed the lives of three hundred thirty palestinians meanwhile there was a tank a machine gun fire on the border this morning as the israeli army stepped up its ground operation gaza hospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of injured civilians. was. the work of the body that's been going. through a little. was. was . the. israel's ground offensive is now into its second day targeting cross border smuggling tunnels used by hamas while the stated go

and now to guantanamo bay where a u.s. navy nurse has refused to force feed prisoners who are on an extended hunger strike the miami herald reports that after deciding that the practice was a criminal act the unidentified nurse decided to decline his participation according to officials this is the first protest of its kind at the detention center up until now no nurse or doctor has ever refused to to feed a prisoner a spokesperson for the southern command which oversees guantanamo says the nurse is a lieutenant and has been assigned to other duties instead the u.s. military maintains it uses humane methods to keep hunger striking prisoners alive but the human rights commission said it regards force feeding at guantanamo as a form of torture additionally the american medical association president has said that force feeding hunger strike strikers violates core ethical values and fact a recent editorial in the new england journal of medicine urged guantanamo's prison doctors to refuse to participate and that's exactly what

great high security prisons compared by activists the notorious guantanamo bay detention center is stirring debate in greece the bill slammed by critics is fascist will go to parliament thursday inmates have held a two week long hunger strike trying to draw the public's attention to their plight here's an extract from their emotional statement saying they're fighting to remain human instead of forgotten shadows earlier my colleague andrew farmer discussed the situation with artie's marina kosar a boat was just back from athens. it all started on the eighteenth of june and then every day after that more and more prisoners across the country joined in the hunger strike in total there were around four and a half thousand prisoners across the country who were starving themselves and they couldn't take it any longer which is why they stopped and i said that i will continue fighting for what they believe in and otherwise what are they fighting for they are against this bill which envisions a tightening of restructure of the country's penal code and also the creation of type c. crystal it seems ac

nationals from entering the country two of them are allegedly involved in torture at guantanamo bay all the others were accused of having links to the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq the move comes days after america imposed a new set of sanctions on russian companies you can always read more about those stories online and. many other stories for you for example convert pay or die. there's now a no room for christians in an iraqi city that's now found itself part of the so-called islamic state and all about the ultimatums set by most schools new rules via our website. so this story of over two hundred caves and pits could make movement of colonization a little bit easier now says the latest study on the matter is waiting for you at odyssey dawn. one of the worst crashes in the history of the moscow metro shook the capitol on tuesday this week three subway cars derailed after coming to an abrupt stop during the morning rush hour or than twenty people were killed one hundred fifty hospitalized some remaining in intensive care and here's some footage of the aftermath. i. kn

entering the country twelve americans are targeted two of them for alleged involvement in torture at guantanamo bay and ten others for the alleged abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq and that's just days after the u.s. imposed a new set of sanctions against a russian companies. but we've got more details on the tit for tat measures on our website as well as background on how the ukraine crisis sparked the dispute you can head to our to dot com for all of the updates. to be in the. other news now two israeli soldiers have been shot and killed by gaza militants who breached the border on saturday that brings the israeli death toll up to five since the start of the current conflict which is claimed the lives of over three hundred forty palestinians it is left hospitals in gaza struggling to cope with the influx of injured civilians. was. was . was to work with. israel's ground offensive is now in its third day targeting cross border smuggling tunnels used by hamas and while the stated goal is to destroy militant capability it's palestinian civilians who are paying the price at least twenty

maximum security prison now they believe that this will be the group version of guantanamo bay also they demand also this a bill in versions every structure of the country's premier court nor called in the heightening of the legislation so for example the person is also wants to see the flights the conjugal visits re trials of those imprisoned for life sentences for drug offenses because there was a change in the law but the penal code was an updated and also the release of migrants face in the importation i mentioned again their main concern though are these. new maximum security prisons because it's only the jails but also there will be when's added to existing prisons to have these types in the wings and volved in there now the national commission for human rights has already said that this these prisons reflect a transition from me a billet sation so a model of absolute elimination is not extreme retaliation also another country's main opposition party has addressed this issue with parliament and i actually asked the m.p.'s considering this bill actually go and visit some of the corr

from entering russia twelve americans are targeted two of them for their involvement in torture guantanamo bay and ten others for the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq moscow's blacklist was released two days after the u.s. imposed a new set of sanctions against russian companies. with more details on the tit for tat measures on our website as well as background on how the ukraine crisis has sparked this spewed always being updated on r.t.e. dot com. in the. toure other top story two israeli soldiers have been shot dead by cows and militants who breach the border on saturday that brings these really death toll up to five since the start of the current conflict which has claimed the lives of over three hundred thirty palestinians it's left hospitals in gaza struggling to cope with the influx of injured civilians. close. oh but they're going to look. for little. or none of the other was first floated. all over the. world israel's ground offensive is now in its second day targeting cross border smuggling tunnels used by hamas while the stated goal is to destroy militant capability i

entering russia twelve americans are targeted two of them for their involvement in torture at guantanamo bay and others for the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib prison in iraq moscow's blacklist was released two days after the u.s. imposed a new set of sanctions against russian companies. with more details on the tit for tat measures on our website as well as background on how the u. korean crisis sparked the dispute dot com all the updates are there. in the now. moving on to is really soldiers have been shot dead by ghassan militants who breached the border on saturday brings the israeli death toll up to five since the start of the current conflict which is play in the lives of over three hundred thirty palestinians is that hospitals in gaza struggling to cope with the influx of injured civilians. the the blow who was the load the book on the look of it i think it. was the clue that. it was the was the load was. the logo was the. israel's ground offensive is now in its second day targeting cross border smuggling tunnels used by hamas while listed goal is to destroy militant kid ability it's