apua new guinea. pacifist japan calls for a stronger military on the same day a proposal -- of proposed talks with rival china. hairy line between fact and fiction. what false findings in mice tell us about our own shortcomings. egypt deposed president is facing more allegations about his time in office. within the past few hours, prosecutors have announced that mohamed morsy is going to be detained for 15 days and he has to answer a new series of accusations including claims that he has conspired with the armed group hamas. the military has called for as many people to protest in favor of its takeover of power. here are the locations in more detail. tahrir square is where the main protests are expected in cairo. palace in one suburb, they are also expected in other various parts of the capital. here are live pictures of tahrir square in the center of cairo. that is where the army supporters are gathering. in a moment, we will speak to our correspondent with morsi supporters in cairo, but first, let's

, if you come here by boat, you will be sent to pop a new guinea. i also have the message for the people smugglers around the world -- your business model is over. seekers than 500 asylum- are being held while their claims are assessed. most of the facility was destroyed. >> the fact that people are here for processing does not in any way excuse them from the criminal law. >> among other places, australia processes asylum-seekers to the northeast, christmas island to the northwest, and now, papua new guinea will protest new illegal arrivals, but people are not convinced. not want the people to come and stay here. >> they come with different mentalities, ideas, religion, and whatever. >> what we need to do is work with our neighbors in the region safer, more stable conditions for them so that people do not take these deadly risks. what we also know is that the policies do not work. they do not address the root cause of why people are taking desperate measures to get to and that is because they are prompted by dangers elsewhere. >> it is not the first

to crackalia moves down on asylum-seekers signing a deal to send them to pop in new guinea.- paupua new in egypt where three people have been killed in rival demonstrations north of cario. iro. two women died. at least six more people have been injured. supportersf morsi's are demanding that he be returned to power. earlier the army used tear gas to stop some demonstrators from marching on the presidential palace in cairo. a different message in tahrir square where crowds have turned their support for the army and the interim government. part, thets military say they will not hesitate to act if things turned violent. security is emerging as a major concern with two more people killed in the sinai. we go live in cairo. the protests around egypt have largely been peaceful and to those people were killed. -- until those people were killed. >> indeed. the security situation has been a primary concern. ugly scenes from a week or two ago when rival camps engaged in confrontations, but overall, the past few days have been quite, largely peaceful up until what we saw in the northern part of the

are being raped and tortured -- papua new guinea. theralian prime and is kevin rudd announced plans to send asylum-seekers coming in boats to papua new guinea. >> there was nothing that could men whofor these young were considered vulnerable, which in many cases, is just a euphemism for men who were being raped. they had to stay where they were. , it could not even serve as a dog kennel. producerc is executive of the "dateline" program who first revealed the details of the abuse. the whistleblower gave some very disturbing claims of sexual abuse. men being raped in these detention centers. people being beaten unconscious. claims of torture. he described one man having an eardrum perforated, other men their lipsd to sew together. a very troubling picture of systemic and ongoing abuse, physical and sexual abuse. have the first time we heard these allegations in australia. and it has caused a massive sensation here. a keytention center is centerpiece of the government's new asylum seeker policy. the revelations are very important becaus

send all is to refugees that arrive by boat to new guinea. more than 15,000 asylum seekers arrived by sea this year alone. the prime minister says from now on, no one will be allowed to stay. australian elections are soon. over boat arrivals is a major issue. >> we intend to make sure the message is delivered loud and clear to people smuggling networks around the world. those criminal elements in austria who may be supporting them. the hopes that the offer their customers for the future are nothing but false hopes. >> >> we have more from the capital. >> the labor. minister has announced what he is -- has described as a new hard-line policy on asylum seekers arriving in australia by boat. in the asylum seekers that arrives by boat will not be able to be resettled in australia. they will be sent to new guinea and will have to live a new life there. this is aimed at stopping asylum seekers from taking dangerous boat zealand's across the indian ocean to australia and its territories which has led to many deaths and dangerous boats capsizeings. t

australia's immigration minister arrived in papua, new guinea as allegations of rape and torture emerge in recession camps. and bo xilai will stand trial on corruption and abuse of power charges. >> we begin in egypt where security forces say they are planning reinforcements ahead of expected rallies on friday. the army chief called on egyptians to join demonstrations in support of the military. protesters backing deposed president mohamed morsi are still on the streets in defiance of the military's plans. a few hours ago this was the scene in a district in cairo where they've been camping out for weeks now. military protests have been flying over the camp in nasr after a date of alert was declared. supports of morrissey protests are taking place in the capital and the city south the cairo. let's go to our kobe bryant now nadim baba at a rally of supporters of the ousted president taking place outside of the mosque in cairo. that's going on there? broke up y, the rally a while ago. it was attended by a few hundred supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi and were criticizing th

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we need some. >> i baby sat a guinea pig once. that's how much i love guinea pigs.. >>> good morning, i'm matt keller. a group of activists that planned to cut down trees today are posing nude. the move comes after plans by ucsf to remove the trees behind the medical center over fire concerns. today's demonstrations kickoff at 11:00 this morning. >>> police have security concerns ahead of soccer team in the south bay. they face off in san jose and promoters of the match after a brawl broke out in las vegas. they met with authorities yesterday to review security plans after a match on wednesday was stopped when fans stormed the field. another brawl delayed the las vegas match and several players were ejected. >>> they will hold a cleanup after successful 4th of july celebrations downtown. a neighborhood cleanup will be held from 9:00 to 11:00 this morning. those interested in helping out should gather at the parking lot south of "l" street south the marina. >>> good morning to you. we do have clouds hanging out over the boy from exploratorium camera but we do have su

the united nations has commended the government of guinea. 50 people have been killed in the fighting between the rival tribes. we have the report now. >> they are in mourning. her husband was hacked to death. who blame and ethnic group targets christians. for years the two tribes lived in peace, but not anymore. >> we want justice. we want them to be judged. we also want peace. ago at the death of a young man sent people from both tribes onto the streets, andcking churches, mosques, many homes. officials say that at least 50 people died, but locals insist that some people are still missing. >> the destroyed zoo will devastate the economy here. when you ask the people about the tension in the region, it dates back to the civil war in nigeria. others say that a culture of impunity has added to the frustration. >> the government sent soldiers to stop the fighting, but admits there is little they can do. ,> we are now making a new army like a say in france. in fact we are not able to deal with all the situations at the same time. >> not good news for the international mining firms operat

the prime minister signed an agreement, which will see boat people immediately taken to papua new guinea. 16,000 refugees have arrived in australia by boat so far this year. almost equaling the 17,000 that arrived in all of 2012. argentines are being told to do without one of their favorite foods, the tomato, because of a seasonal shortage. that is not the only problem facing the nation. >> it has been plagued by high inflation for years now, making the daily shop a struggle for many. >> argentinian tomatoes are getting a lot of attention these days. they have become a hot topic of conversation. cold winter temperatures and the poor harvest just a quick cut supplies. higher prices are hurting people's wallets. in the past two weeks, prices for tomatoes have doubled. >> customers are buying less. instead of buying a k, they will just pick out two or three. >> i'm just not eating tomatoes. >> the tomato shortage is one of many problems to hit argentina's grocery stores. a bout of high inflation is making everything more expensive. unseasonably dry weather hurt wheat production as well, but

the prime minister signed an agreement, which will see boat people immediately taken to papua new guinea. 16,000 refugees have arrived in australia by boat so far this year. almost equaling the 17,000 that arrived in all of 2012. argentines are being told to do without one of their favorite foods, the tomato, because of a seasonal shortage. that is not the only problem facing the nation. >> it has been plagued by high inflation for years now, making the daily shop a struggle for many. >> argentinian tomatoes are getting a lot of attention these days. they have become a hot topic of conversation. cold winter temperatures and the poor harvest just a quick cut supplies. higher prices are hurting people's wallets. in the past two weeks, prices for tomatoes have doubled. >> customers are buying less. instead of buying a k, they will just pick out two or three. >> i'm just not eating tomatoes. >> the tomato shortage is one of many problems to hit argentina's grocery stores. a bout of high inflation is making everything more expensive. unseasonably dry weather hurt wheat production as well, but

but in guinea, these laws are just words that are completely ignored. now, a look at some of the most striking images sent in from around the world this week by our observers. throwing rocks is a common offense in the west bank for tensions run high between palestinians and israeli settlers. it is rather common for soldiers to arrest rock throwers, some of whom can be quite young. what is rare is for a 5-year-old to be detained. the israeli army says this was standard procedure and that the child was not arrested, he was just handed over to the palestinian police. our observer believes no child should be treated this way, whether or not he threw a rock. next step, bangkok, where there is a restaurant called hitler. that is right, as in adolf hitler. in this region, many people don't know much about the german dictator's crimes, so his image is used to sell everything from hamburgers to t-shirts. we finish in egypt but the video that shows you how to make bulletproof vests with soda cans. it does take some time, but it is keep. -- it is cheap. that is al

activists and health organizations who say politicians and corporations are treating consumers like guinea pigs. welcome you watching r.t. with me andrew farmer. now egypt's protest movement has given the president an ultimatum step down by choose day or face a mass rebellion some twenty million rage citizens have flooded cities across the nation in a show of frustration among hamad morsi is failure to keep the promises he made when he came to power a year ago at least seven people have been killed and more than six hundred injured during the rallies so far true reports now from cairo. millions every gyptian came down to the streets in nationwide protests against president mohamed morsi on sunday the first anniversary of his time in office international news outlets actually said this could be the largest demonstration seen in the history of the world certainly in the can. opportune at this marches stretched out towards the horizon as they descended on the free square and the presidential palace scenes of risk where on the presidential palace behind me on sunday the world largely peaceful

activist and health organizations who say politicians and corporations are treating consumers like guinea pigs. what you are going to live from the russian capital i'm marina josh welcome to the program now protesters in egypt have stormed the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood and cairo ransacking the building and hurling furniture out of the windows that comes after some twenty million outrage citizens flooded sit is across the nation demanding the president step down by tuesday or face a mass rebellion artie's bill true reports from cairo on how the unrest has been developing. millions of egyptians came down to the streets in nationwide protest against president mohamed morsi on sunday the first anniversary of his term in office international news outlets actually said this could be the largest demonstration seen in the history of the gloves certainly in the capital at this march is stretched out it's watched the horizon as they descended on the free square and the presidential palace the scenes of the free square and the presence of others behind me on sunday would largely peacefu

like guinea pigs break. the hunger strike one tonne of a prison is now into its six months with no sign of resolution gods there are no resorting to new harsh tactics to try and bring an end to the protest reportedly slamming cell doors and up to three hundred tons of night to keep prisoners awake sleep deprivation is allegedly linked to the upcoming ramadan fast work force feeding will be conducted at night the detainees lawyers will know that in view of your mates we condition keeping them awake at night could be highly dangerous now of the one hundred six prisoners the now refusing food forty five being subjected to force feeding the u.s. government still friended the practice however in the face of criticism from human rights groups artie's got it you can investigate. the you want cost to the u.s. to stop force feeding guantanamo hunger strikers the practice is against international law and is seen by many as a form of torture and here is one first the guards strap the detainee down to a chair like this

products despite concerns that the government is treating people as guinea pigs. and watching r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital marina joshua in the studio welcome to the program now in the fallout from the latest leaks by edward snowden germany has summoned the u.s. ambassador for explanations on the leaks published in the german media france has also called on the u.s. to immediately stop spying newsroom chief of video agency ruptly lazy felon reports from the german capital. there has so far been no comment from the u.s. in response to this latest round of revelations that have been published over the weekend by dust spiegel which revealed that. half a billion communications including phone calls text messages and e-mails monitored under the n.s.a. program each month and as in germany alone now the german justice minister has been absolutely livid she has described the tactics of the n.s.a. is similar to the tactics used in the cold war the german chancellor angela merkel has said that she feels alienated which you know is obviously very curious as to why germany

products despite concerns that consumers are being treated like guinea pigs. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome back you're watching our t.v. now the hunger strike again tunnel bay prison is now in its sixth month with no sign of a resolution guards of the u.s. military jail in cuba are resorting to new harsh tactics to force an end to the protests reportedly slamming cell doors up to three hundred times a night to keep for his nerves awake sleep deprivation is allegedly linked to the upcoming ramadan fast one force feeding will be conducted at night the detainee's lawyers warned that in view of the inmates we condition keeping them awake at night could be highly dangerous out of the one hundred six prisoners that are now refusing food forty five are being subjected to force feeding the u.s. government has to fan of the practice in t

soy and they say well we can't see the effect we believe looking at humans as guinea pigs is not a great way of doing it particularly given the fact that we're only looking at really one or two generations of exposure why is the government so keen to develop this technology in that case and who would be benefiting from it if they did there are about a half a dozen companies that are the key players in this areas of which monsanto is the biggest and they've been putting huge pressure on governments they're all doing that the biggest problem is concentrating the agricultural reese. souls and particularly seed supply in the hands of a few companies and these companies have a lot of sway with the major governments in the world including the u.k. government many thanks for your comments was one environmental group said the british government's attempt to get g.m. food back on the menu is like flogging a dead horse and despite any of the scientific arguments for it one thing that you come to you with is that g.m. food just doesn't have a good. it's months showed that only twenty one percent of

products despite those ongoing concerns the consumer is a big target it like guinea pigs. you could argue. there are several countries. so. ultimately lead to. say that there's a. come to school because i don't think that to islam is a monopoly over in a country. he. says. not a passenger train veered off the tracks a bit earlier in southern russia it left at least seventy people injured fifteen of been rushed to hospital with five children among the farmers been following the story for us. this accident happened just south of a town called rostov on don in southern russia we understand that eleven of the trains nineteen carriages would be royalty some of those overturned after the train driver decided to perform an emergency stop he has since told officials because he saw that the tracks in front of him were actually now we don't know the reason why that was but some people have speculated it might have been down to the heat wave that part of russia has been experiencing over the last week or temperatures in excess of thirty degrees other people are speculating that parts

products despite concerns that consumers are being treated like guinea pigs. could be argued that there are certain countries that have promoting certain brands of islam that ultimately lead to that but i can say that those who come to me because i don't think that to the tsunamis among the people when it comes to. the news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule today. welcome back you're watching r.t. and let's now bring you more on our developing story seventy six people are reported injured after five carriages of a passenger train derailed in southern russia the accident happened at around five pm local time in the region no fatalities have been reported so far emergency braking is being named as a possible cause of the accident of course we'll bring you more on this as we get it and now it's turn to some other stories that we're following for you today the hunger strike at guantanamo bay prison is now and six months was no side of a resolution the guard

activists and house organizations who say politicians and corporations are treating consumers like guinea pigs. who want to party coming to you live from the russian capital three pm in moscow i'm marina josh emo come to the program now anti-government rioters in egypt have stormed the headquarters of the ruling muslim brotherhood and cairo ransacking the buildings smashing windows and setting parts of it on fire that comes after millions of outrage citizens flooded cities square is across the nation demanding the president step down by tuesday or face a mass rebelling while we can talk to our correspondent in egypt belt true so tell us how significant is this attack on muslim brotherhood headquarters. absolutely violent clashes erupted between supporters and opponents of the president mohamed morsi during a day of nationwide massive protests against the president on the first anniversary of his inauguration in office what happened last night was several hundred armed groups attacked the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood that the president held from with more of the tops and rocks th

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. >> i need a guinea pig and a horse. and he needs to get busy. >> animal farm over here.anks, scott. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist with our forecast. >> not too hot. just right for today. but that weather's going to get pretty hot as we go throughout the next couple of days. so need to take fido inside. we're going to get wind kgustin up through friday and saturday. fogged in, already noticing some areas of drizzle. that is going to lead to some airport delays. as we look at the bays, temperatures in the low to mid-50s. it will be just a touch warmer by 11:00 tomorrow, and a little bit more sunshine. so a sign that that warming trend is on the way. a live look outside and we do have clear skies outside. the trees blowing around a little bit, but not extremely gusty. look closely on that hdtv you got there at home and can you see the raindrops running right down the lens. off to the north, not too much in the way of drizzle. but you can see that marine layer is well in place, building up to 2500 feet. so your fog factor forecast with this much cloud cover alre

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and i had one article uncle in the new guinea campaign, the philippines, even before macarthur got there. my question on the italian campaign, he did note that some of it was a senseless strategic cul-de-sac. so i still kind of get this. when rome was captured, there were a lot of divisions. so did in that more or less argued that the campaign continuing after that was unnecessary? >> guest: they do so much for your generous comments. thank you for that question. you know, i think there is possibility with what you say. there is some sense in capturing southern italy because there are very good airfields. if you want to hammer the germans from not only england but also flying from italy and hitting oilfield and oil facilities and plants and all of the rest of the city's, having those makes some sense. as i suggested earlier, i think the further north you go, the less sense it makes. part of this is to type as many german divisions as you can. there are more than 20, including some good ones in italy. there are 20 divisions in normandy. i think there is justification with respect to that.

illness from one that has when it comes to a new application under telephone. >> was speaking of guinea pigs, one of my favorite parts of this book is that you, along the way, take part in the clinical trial to determine the new criteria. can you talk about what your experience was with your patience and going through the epa guidelines of how-to -- >> the epa conducted trials to roads test the ds -- dsm. and they did that by, among other things, contacting clinicians and asking them to take patients to read new procedure by which their symptoms would be assessed. i signed up to be one of those conditions. on the same day that they told me from the press office that there would not talk to many more the people running of field trials told me i was accepted as a clinician. i may have something i can read about this. >> okay. good. let me see. >> so, let me read you a little bit about what it is like to have -- so, the idea was i would run someone i had never met before through these chemical trials, and what really struck me about it was the disconnect between this idea that someone was

and if you do that and you live in new guinea, i think you're going to make it. >> the new guinea referencethere were people who had never heard of jesus. and god wouldn't assign them to hell. i do not use my position here to tell people what to believe. that would be wrong. it was an interesting discussion and i thought you would like to hear it in the factor today. that is it for us tonight. check out the foxnews website which is different from billo'reilly.com. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. do not be misanthropic when writing to the factor. i allowed a letter in that used an obscenity to show you what kind of mentality is out there. we usually throw them away as soon as we see anything like that. that was the exception, we will not see another one like that. remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> it's july 24th. a natural gas rig explodes burning in the gulf of mexico. as workers are evacuated if just in time. >>> if you thought the irs learning how to dance on your dime was bad it just not even worse. brand-new abuse. >>> and i

the opening act is one of guinea's best-known bands. ♪ it is still a dream for patrick to play here ong stage. the next day, i meet up with patrick and ezekiel again. they are on their way to their taylor to try on their stage outfits. tailor took measurements yesterday. patrick never buys ready-made clothes. he had very clear ideas what he wants to look like. me, hiss, he tells ideas and alterations have almost driven the tailor to desperation. this time, everything is perfect. ezekiel's shirt and trousers fit perfectly. perfectlook like the double act on stage. there is still time for a brief stop off in the rehearsal room before the big concert. ezekiel prepares everything for the performance, checks the instruments, and packs them up. in the cafÉ, patrick is still thinking about his international career. an invite to in africa festival in germany and composed a song about the sun. ♪ if we play concerts in germany, we will be bringing people african sun and warmth with us. that is why we wrote the song. if you start a concert with the sun, it is a magical beginning. the sun rising i

people who arrive by boat and apply will be sent to new guinea for assessment. the first group to fall under this new regime have arrived at christmas island and will soon be sent on. it is part of an australian government crackdown in response to a sharp increase in refugee boats arriving from indonesia. 15,000 have arr50eu6ed so far this year. u.s. president barack obama is calling on americans to do some soul searching. last week zimmerman was declared not guilty in a case that sparked controversy and renewed the debate over race relations in the u.s. on friday obama gave an unusually personal speech where he told of his own experiences of an african american and said the teenager could have been him 35 years ago. >> there are very few african americans who haven't had the experience of getting on an elevator and a woman clutching her purse nervously. and holding her breath until she had a chance to get off. that happens often. and i don't want to exaggerate this, but those sets of experiences inform how the african american community interprets what happened

. >> we wanted to find innovative solutions, and we became sort of a guinea pig. we were open to trying new things. >> they now have plans to build france's largest wind turbine, standing 75 meters tall and making the city energy independent. >> thanks to our wind turbines and solar energy panels, right now, 53% of the energy that we use we produce ourselves. >> solar energy is also an important part of the green energy program. the city has its own solar park, and solar panels are attached to public buildings. like this wood-burning power plant, the facility produces enough energy to heat to schools and a hospital, and that saves the city money. the hospital reduced its heating costs by 80,000 euros last year a loan. people here are proud to be energy independent, like this employee at the power plant. >> this is the energy that we buy. the rest we get from our wind turbines and solar panels. >> people in the streets also pride themselves on their green city. this woman received 400 euros to help her upgrade her bike with an electric motor. >> it only works if yo

i couldn't make it to pure water and give guinea as wedding but i still managed to congratulate them for me i made it to the wedding photo shoot painted their portraits and headed to the city of study our school dmitri offered to give me a ride we've known each other for about seven years already. you have one hundred in but from the cross the globe right yes. from here mostly right now russians most of the info is being spread in russian my blog is in russian. to educate you how from the internet it was also an exchange a gift from st petersburg. everything is traded trousers to the scarf. you know. all those portraits is it actually art. well kind of game in some sense. if it's all very subjective someone considers it art and. because that nonsense. you know that i don't care what it's called. i just like living this way. to the face how are you are you alone let's go together ok let's go. right. up. to one hundred well if the girls were more attentive they would have probably noticed this portrait is nothing like the way paintings are meant to be done so that's probably why they b

sugarcane basically started to migrate from you get a into india, eventually into persia -- india,w guinea into eventually into persia, to the edge of europe, into europe, and then it started out as a spice for the royal family one sick out into the middle classes -- royal family. once it got to the middle class, basically, the rest is the history of the western hemisphere. we are the worst in certain categories, high for describing -- high fructose corn syrup. as far as modern, industrialized nations, we have nothing to be ashamed of as far as sugar consumption. >> except we do consume on average 22 teaspoons a day. what does that consumption due to us? >> in soft drinks, it goes into your letter -- liver. glucose and fructose go right into your liver and it overwhelms your liver. the amount we have it delivered and becomes fatty. syndromers metabolic which results in obesity, type two diabetes, high blood pressure and all of these effects we are seeing. >> seven percent of americans now have type two diabetes. why can stop consuming sugar tha? >> it is addictive. he gives you a high that

. >> we wanted to find innovative solutions, and we became sort of a guinea pig. we were open to trying new things. >> they now have plans to build france's largest wind turbine, standing 75 meters tall and making the city energy independent. >> thanks to our wind turbines and solar energy panels, right now, 53% of the energy that we use we produce ourselves. >> solar energy is also an important part of the green energy program. the city has its own solar park, and solar panels are attached to public buildings. like this wood-burning power plant, the facility produces enough energy to heat to schools and a hospital, and that saves the city money. the hospital reduced its heating costs by 80,000 euros last year a loan. people here are proud to be energy independent, like this employee at the power plant. >> this is the energy that we buy. the rest we get from our wind turbines and solar panels. >> people in the streets also pride themselves on their green city. this woman received 400 euros to help her upgrade her bike with an electric motor. >> it only works if yo