a saudi prince who defected from the royal family slams the gulf war nikifor widespread human rights abuses and a violent crackdown on the opposition in exclusive interview with r.t. . saudi arabia's oppression of anti regime activists has intensified with the rest and long jail sentences leaving the number of political prisoners in the country at well over forty thousand. and the latest leaks reveal only the likes of russia china and iraq are ahead of america's allies on the n.s.a.'s spying people it's. international news and comment you're watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow now in recent weeks saudi arabia has launched an offensive against anti regime activists arresting many and sentencings two year in jail the total number of political prisoners is now surpassed forty thousand according to some reports the crackdown is even forced a member of the ruling family to defect r.t. arabic spoke exclusively to saudi prince how they'd been so wired who accuses the more nicky of corruption and silencing all voices of dissent. the government is obviously scared of the arab revolut

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now today i think the belt of heaviest rain will be in the northern gulf and along the gulf coast into southeastern jo and also portions of south carolina. that's where the chance for heaviest rain will be. and if we go into the weekend, our rain potential is showing widespread areas of 1 to 2 inches of rain, but where you see those yellows and oranges, 2 to 5 and in some cases more than 5 inches of rain will be possible along portions of the gulf coast. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> a strong earthquake rattled central new zealand this morning. the 6.5 magnitude quake was centered about 65 miles west of wellington and was followed by several strong aftershocks. some capital buildings were evacuated as people ran for cover. closer to the quake's center, homes were damaged and a bridge was destroyed, but no serious injuries have been reported. >>> and today the national transportation safety board hopes to be able to retrieve data from the black boxes on board the ups jet that crashed in alabama. the flight data recorders were recovered from the wreckage yesterday. the ntsb say

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so there is a gulf between where scientists are and where the public is. on the poll anywhere from 50 to 65% of the public accept that climate change is a problem. that gulf was created through a disinformation campaign involving hundreds of millions of dollars spent on confusing advertisements. >> heidi how firm of a time line can you give people about when things could and will happen and then if people in washington, d.c. walk outside in august and it's a breezy 65 degree day, how do you convince them that that's not the way to judge the overall picture of climate change? >> well, i think when it comes to talking about the time line, and the president just did this very well in his speech he gave at georgetown is to say climate change is happening now, and these heat trapping gases are in the atmosphere for so long. so first of all the warming is going on right now. we can measure it across many different variables, and there's tremendous consensus within the scientific community, because a lot of investment was made in making the public think the scien

if you were from the gulf to egypt and this is essentially unconditional aid unlike.american aid which is re very conditioned for a variety of legal reasonableness this country. but what you zee is a function of way the administration has been dealing with the regional issues for a while. the administration is reluctant on deciding on any issue. even when it conflict wes its own interest. for example, with egypt, the ngo issue, it was the military not the government that initiated the legal harassment against international ngo's and organizations including a number of american ones. but, instead of raising help, the administration of president obama raised questions. and now because we alienate ited many egyptians over the years, many say we did not criticize mubarak when we should have and they are correct, we did not criticize the military when between should have and they are correct, now we alienated everybody and the only power in egypt is the military and we are trying desperately not to really alienate them completely. >> how much does egypt rely on this international aid? why i

click there is not just one gulf states. -- >> there is not just one gulf state. very clear differentiations are made. we have to clearly decide based on the unique lyrical situation to -- political situation but everything on hold. >> the emirates are seen as important partners in the fight against terrorism. >> ailey has agreed to except 102 migrants stranded after malta refused to admit them. >> and oil tanker rescued the migrants off the coast of libya on sunday night and try to bring them to multiperiod but maltese authorities said he should not -- they should be brought to libya, which is closer. meanwhile, firefighters have put out a massive fire at the international airport at the kenyon capital of nairobi. thousands of flights were diverted to other airports in the region. >> the fire started early wednesday in the immigration area of the air or. firefighters fought for five hours. officials have opened the airport for domestic flights and plan to resume some international flights on thursday. the japanese government says it is going to intervene to help

telling you to come on down to the gulf of mexico. beaches modest couldn't be more beautiful take a boat go fishing but just let the sun coast line to explore and wildlife is world class dining with the world famous c c but the reality is that over three years since the b.p. oil spill the gulf of mexico is still struggling to recover after a wellhead on the deepwater horizon oil rig burst on april twentieth two thousand and ten toxic oil coursed out into the open ocean and on to beaches and wetlands along america's southern coast eleven work. as were killed in that explosion and over the next approximately eighty seven days are over the next day seven days approximately two hundred ten million gallons of oil leaked into the waters off the coast of louisiana mississippi alabama and florida despite a multi-billion dollar cleanup effort tar balls continued to wash up along the seashore well into two thousand and twelve that spill single worst manmade disaster in american history decimated the gulf coast economy and in the long run it's p

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click there is not just one gulf states. -- >> there is not just one gulf state. very clear differentiations are made. we have to clearly decide based on the unique lyrical situation to -- political situation but everything on hold. >> the emirates are seen as important partners in the fight against terrorism. >> ailey has agreed to except 102 migrants stranded after malta refused to admit them. >> and oil tanker rescued the migrants off the coast of libya on sunday night and try to bring them to multiperiod but maltese authorities said he should not -- they should be brought to libya, which is closer. meanwhile, firefighters have put out a massive fire at the international airport at the kenyon capital of nairobi. thousands of flights were diverted to other airports in the region. >> the fire started early wednesday in the immigration area of the air or. firefighters fought for five hours. officials have opened the airport for domestic flights and plan to resume some international flights on thursday. the japanese government says it is going to intervene to help

gulf spill killed eleven people dumped over two hundred million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico contaminated six hundred sixty five miles of coastline brought the economy of the gulf to its knees and to this day still has major environmental impact so isn't isn't our government justified and at the very least saying no more contracts to you guys until this thing is cleaned up and paid for and frankly i think hey it's a foreign corporations to british corporation there are plenty of america the koch brothers would love to have this business they were no oil empire let's candide off to them or us i mostly agree with you except for the part about saying that foreigners shouldn't be allowed to compete i think foreigners ought to be allowed to compete but they've had their opportunity they screwed the pooch as it were and yes i don't see a problem with having a band like that but that ought to be natural matthew i wouldn't say that i don't i think b.p.'s big mistake is that it didn't give enough in campaign contributions to the obama campaign that would have to that would have taken

drenching rains for the gulf states. damaging winds and large hail are going to be the primary threats out there, the system will likely shift to the south slightly as we go into monday. remnants of a tropical ivo is bringing ample moisture to the western corner of the u.s. good news, because we still have nearly 50 reports of wildfires in the western u.s. hopefully the heavy rain could improve the situation. but the combination of sudden burst of showers and parched ground could lead to flash floods. temperatures are going to be quite warm across the east. it looks like 33 is the number for the day in places like denver, oklahoma. finally, in europe, swirling clouds are still affecting central parts of europe. lots of rain, thundershowers and even the risk of hail. this one will likely sit over the same area into the next few days. now, towards the north, dry weather and temperatures are going to be quite pleasant. 21 for you in stockholm. cooling down in vienna at 19 degrees on monday. here is your extended forecast. >

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the tropics are clear and quiet, the caribbean and gulf. we are watching two storms off africa that could develop. we'll keep a close eye on that. >> eight years after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans, the surprising reason why the big easy is making a big come back. how a sperm bank for finey creatures could help an entire species stave off extinction. >> aljazeera turns to sports. components of the aljazz mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal more of america's stories. >> we have been talking about syria all morning, but we have some developing news coming out of egypt. protests in support of ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi are taking plagues in the country. police have closed entrances into cairo and shut down metro stations in tahrir square to contain the protestors. flash style protests are

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this i think i believe actually is the rule is turkey and gulf countries because they don't want kurds have their rights or their basic rights in syria as turkey is afraid from kurdish north syria because once they have their rights in or syria so that will affect on the court situation in turkey as well so for the this reason turkey and other gulf countries try as much as they can to prevent. chords from reaching their rights their basic rights and one of the kurds being singled out here you sir they've been living peacefully previously with all the of the a troublesome force what's the problem here. the problem is for like surfaced as i said said if is if they want to fight the rejean they can go to the mosque to any other cities or others and this peaceful areas but i know as i know turkey turkey supporting this group through to come through turkey because all the logistic and all as an assistant is coming from turkey so as i see so far that these rebels groups are you know it's. in the benefit of governments so they can support them as much as they can to prevent to prevent course

two carrier strike groups i in e arabian gulf.h led by an aircraft carrier, a submarine and supply ships. the u.s. left a number of f-16 jets following military exercises in jordan. the u.s. operates two air bases in turkey which could be used in a future attack. for the a closer look at the options the u.s. has joined live from san francisco, i am joined liver by a lecture you are at stanford university and a former u.s. state department official from 2005 to 2007. now, is u.s. policy to blame for this current mess? >> no. morgan, i don't think u.s. policy is to blame. this is a very difficult situation. i think our options in syria were probably somewhat better two years ago. it would have been easie easiern find moderate revel force to his give aid to. now the situation sin creasingly difficult but i don't think it's too late and i think it's very appropriate that the obama administration is taking the forceful action that it has and i was very encouraged bisect kerry's speech. the u.s. needs to act now. a hundred thousand syri

a saudi prince who defected from the royal family slams the gulf monarchies for one it's pretty human rights abuses undefined and climb down on the opposition an exclusive interview with l.t. . saudi arabia's a professional on to regime activists have intensified with arrests and long jail sentences and leaving the number of political prisoners in the country at well over forty thousand. and the ages leaks reveal only the likes of russia china and a wrong car head of america's eview allies on the as say spying head. international news and comments live from moscow this is also here with me thanks for joining us. in recent weeks saudi arabia has launched an offensive against anti regime activists arresting many and sentencing some to years in jail the total number of political prisoners has now surpassed forty thousand according to some reports the current down has even forced the men build their ruling family to diffract and the arabic spoke exclusively to sound of prince co-lead ben of farhan al samoud is the monarchy of corruption and silencing oval office is of dissent. and the gov

the real sentence seemed to list the three ports along the gulf.s isn't the first time the president included those cities as part of the gulf. in jacksonville he referred to some of the gulf ports like charleston and savannah. the media has been much less forgiving in the past. political analyst tells "special report" nobody thinks the ap would have fixed up this quote for george w. bush. the presidential mistake would have made the headlines and been instant fodder for late-night hosts like leno. the media sees president obama as smart while bush was stupid. thus obama simply had a slip of the tongue while bush would have demonstrated foot in mouth disease. >>> a social media frenzy over the revelation andrew zuker would receive stock options. the spokesman says young zuker has a reputation for identifying technology popular with teenagers. editor says advisory boards are normally compromised of seasoned folks. you are not generally looking in the high school age range. cnn says andrew zucker resigned to avoid the perception of a conflict. >>> a

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still about 50 to 100 millimeters can be expected as it draws moisture out of the gulf of mexico. you see that big area in blue, that is a tropical disturbance and this front draws it north. serious flooding across the florida peninsula and gulf states as well. high pressure is setting in. we'll see a little storm system to go down towards nebraska and kansas. that could bring rain showers there. for the most part if you're in the great lakes or northeast, cooler temperatures, chicago high of 23. it will be warming back up though going into next week. now here in europe, really the main topic has been this high pressure down towards the south and been keeping things dry across central and eastern europe. italy is seeing rain showers and further north there's a band of low pressure. we have one over the scandanavian peninsula. towards moscow we saw rain showers on wednesday. going into thursday, it's still going to be expected. 55 millimeters the next 24 hours across the british isles. we have a new low pressure keeping things come if you are in london, paris, 23, 27 for you. it wi

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