a gambling scandal that's damaged indian cricket has worsened. a chief executive has been arrested. accused of spot fixing in the cricket tournament. for the first time in more than three decades, a japanese prime minister is visiting myanmar. paying his respects. and about to meet his daughter. he is in myanmar to boost business ties between the two countries. more now on our top story. in the african une summit, nine of the world's top economies are in africa. on the top is ethiopia itself. taking a closer look at an economy on the move. >> this is a more confident ethiopia. the buildings can't go up fast enough. and young people say they're looking forward to a brighter future. >> we have a bright history of -- a history of hunger and poverty. we don't want to have that part of our history. we want to change it. and everybody is now geared for it. >> if you look at the latest g.d.p. figures, that's the value of goods and services divided by the population. eetsyopia has a growth rate around 7%. the top world's bank economist in the country says that sounds good but it doesn't pai

it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelieva

he has since retired. he has been married twice. he has raised four children. he has lived an extraordinary life. i am grateful for having had him in my life as a guidepost. i do think it is the ultimate irony that he turned out to be a police officer. >> we have some other questions. very good questions. we do not have much time. i work at san quentin prison. they segregate inmates based on color and gangs. why do prisons not work on educating inmates on social relations, racial tolerance, and why don't they find a way so the different races can get to know each other? >> i would like to enter that. segregation has -- i would like to answer that. segregation has always been a problem in this country. i grew up in new orleans. we believe that education is the key. we all need to sit at the table. i do not believe in segregation for inmates. they need to tear that barrier down and put people together, no matter what. when we go inside the walls of san quentin, it is not just black inmates. it is hispanic, pacific islanders, white, native americans, it is everybo

us this has all just happened what's going on there. well yes i mean richard beginning to receive the first information now what i can train your very problem has exploded outside a hospital in the eastern libyan city of god the at least fifteen people have been killed or not it according to your view b.p. interior minister who we're now hearing from a different community that number has climbed to fear and change and to create on the children were all became appalled at me a few people have been wounded now doctors fear. only one of the body has aligned in ecological hospital in cracked which will make it difficult to need acute gabbling the number of people that had been killed the car bomb exploded in the middle of the day in a crowded area it took to the parking lot of. the court and according to eyewitness three people were running and had been well collection body parts it can't follow a stream of bali bombing him being garbage in recent days acuity is curious across a former libyan leader and one that got people to read current a

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporation to rule the day. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to life from moscow skyrocketing hughes unemployment is becoming the greatest concern for european nations new leaders are sounding the alarm over an entire generation which they fear will never find jobs at a conference in paris germany italy and france have urged for action to avert a continent wide catastrophe dr steven davis from the inside of economic affairs says youth unemployment is a ticking bomb. it's actually a minor miracle that this hasn't lead to more serious social and political unrest that it has already i mean one of the things that history tells us is that only employed young men a very very dangerous situation that's the kind of thing but historically could lead to really serious trouble not just in terms of say for example rising crawling but also serious civil disorder or political problems of one kind or another state . improving the quality of the education system the sort of it simply

shot itself in the foot israel has lost. never had. under tactics no official israeli policy is to prevent. progs first of all forms. i wonder if this is logical policy i doubt it very much and some in israel fear the violence will stop at the border after they finish from killing this very will go ahead to haifa. and to do that to leave you all to jerusalem as what was once israel's most peaceful border threatens to become its newest battlefront policy r.t. television. a massive com blog. is second largest city which has seen the center of violence in recent weeks up ahead we'll explore why there's no sign of stability returning to the country almost two years after the fall of kind. of two hundred journalists and that assumes that their state of pres been targeted in a massive u.s. government spy operation against the news services a.p. is calling this surveillance a web spun by the justice department in itself unprecedented in science and scope and a gross violation of privacy oh he's going to check out has been tracking

. >> abba now has their own museum. it is described as one of the most important criminal trials in postwar, german history. dirty four-year-old beate zschaepe is facing 10 counts of murder -- 34-year-old beate zschaepe is facing 10 counts of murder. >> most of the victims were of ethnic turkish background. in addition to carrying out murders across the country, the group allegedly set bombs and can -- and committed bank robberies. german law enforcement agencies have come under heavy criticism for failing to link the crimes. opening arguments did get underway on monday in munich, but the trial was adjourned until midway -- mid-may on procedural grounds. >> the main defendant displayed little emotion in court and turn her back to cameras as procedures got underway. prosecutors's will seek to prove that she is -- prosecutors will seek to prove that she is complicit in the murder of 10 people -- murders of 10 people as a member of a far right terrorist cell. beata says she will not testify. four a leaded accomplices -- fo

t has had a real effect. there are going to have a summer and fall devoted to all of these ig issues. we cannot have more cuts to defense. when the world is getting even more dangerous and complex around us. think about the various threats from terrorism in syria. even to north korea and the cyber threats in the world. so cutting defense makes no sense. we have got to find another way. only about 18% of the federal budget but it has had to absorb 50% of the cut in sequestration. >> last year everyone said there is no way the sequester was going to happen. sure enough it happens. do you have any confidence that congress will do something to fix this? there does not seem to be any momentum. >> i do think we have made progress in explaining to people in congress and in the public that 2/3 of the federal budget is entitlements are mandatory spending programs. even if you abolish all of the discretionary part of the budget, you would not have solved all of our issues. we will have to reform them in a way that pret

that has been shown by pti. not only many urban seats, but also there have been major -- the second party in karachi but the change will take place. it never happened. but i saw especially the problem in karachi and also the, the harm they are is 20% increased in the electorate. it's coming from the educated youth and i think that is the future of pakistan. the question is from dr. mohsin khan. isaacs and that he would not get the option for more. imf is one option and the second option it is still not coming for free. he didn't talk about any cuts. where do we need to cut and where to raise money? one thing everybody has kept silent, including nawar sharif and all the political parties, perhaps pti was talking about raising the income tax. i don't know why. the second issue here is cutting the budget. what i heard from ambassador 73 is that nawar sharif will be set ordered by the taliban and that means military is nowhere going to be having a domestic warfare. so the need to cut down the budget and hopefully wi

has greatly increase. we have hard evidence of that, and the trend is set to continue exponentially in the long term. >> and how many birds will there be in, say, 10 years? >> in 10 years, we could easily reach 500 or may be even 1000 birds if the weather conditions are right. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of "european journal" from brussels. thanks very much for watching. join us again at the same time next week if you can, or you can watch all our reports again on line. the address is dw.de/eur opeanjournal. until next week, auf wiedersehen and bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

our family has been hydropower for 60 years. my uncle and father did the development of the first plant. we live on a little form on the eastern cape. electricity was unknown and that part of the world at that time. >> since 1978, pat has been an alternative energy pioneer. he designed micro hydro electric power stations, known more simply as micro hydros. like a much larger cousins, these small plants generate electricity from kinetic energy released from falling water. but the similarity is there. until recently, the small systems were too expensive to compete with british electricity prices, but the increase in power costs and new technological breakthroughs have driven consumers to his workshop from a small town in south africa, about nine hours' drive from cape town. >> hydropower was not economically viable, because the government actually subsidize the production of electricity. south africa had one of the cheapest electricity rights in the world. that has changed dramatically. our subsidies are being reduced. getting a h

this video has been speeded up. it can blast a billion tons of particles into space at more than 1 million miles an hour. it happens when the sun's magnetic field changes and violently releases bubbles of gas and other matter. a check of the weather up next with richard. and then -- >> [indiscernible] allowedmuslims not treatment in hospital? >> we investigate claims by muslims in myanmar that they are being denied hospital beds. the americans tried and now european troops are doing it. for an efforts to transport -- foreign efforts to transport mali ''s army. a u.n. report says the famine in somalia killed 260,000 people. that's one in 10 children under five in the country died of hunger. a u.s. citizen has been sentenced to 15 years hard labor in north korea. kenneth bae was arrested in november and has been convicted of hostile acts against the north korean government. relatives of an indian man murdered while on death row in pakistan are calling for his body to be returned. sarabjit singh died after being attack

more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images where world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. still ahead keeping a presence the u.s. will keep nine military bases open in afghanistan even after the planned a troop withdrawal in two thousand and fourteen we have expertise opinion on why the u.s. is not ready to give up its presence in the region just yet more on that after a short break right here on our chief. world. series technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia. the future are covered. and realized. the big. stream quality enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television. now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. i've been going down of the sun and. we will remember that we will we were. broadcasting live from moscow this is our team glad to have you back with us one of the hughes newest members of slovenia said to implement a package of a tough economic reforms in order to avoid needing a bailout them. the

and these are the images the world has seen from the streets of canada.a giant corporations rule today. russia has seen a week of spectacular celebrations marking the annual victory day celebrations sixty years now since nazi germany was defeated in the second world war and moscow was the scene of some of the biggest events among thousands across the country celebrating the event the traditional parade on red square featured a love and thousand troops military hardware and fighter jet flyovers the debt rounded off with massive firework displays from fourteen different places around the capital dozens of precisely time designs of here to moscow's night sky during the spectacular show you can find out all the click away as well on our website our team. bangladesh so weak of violent protests with thousands of hardline islamist clashing with police throughout the country protesters demanding the introduction of tougher anti blasphemy laws and the reinstate me of hundreds to a law in the constitution police to robert bullets tear gas and water. patterns to thi

senate committee has passed a bill that if signed by obama will allow the u.s. to put a lot of weapons into the hands of syrian rebels this seems rather odd because many of the factions that are revolting seem like bad people to be arming in fact one rebel faction al nasra which according to the guardian is an islamist organization with links to al qaeda is quickly becoming the most powerful rebel faction of all of them the b.b.c. even declared that al nasra has been designated as a terrorist organization by the u.s. government itself as it started something like a bad idea to ship weapons into syria on american taxpayers' dollars yet let's just pretend that somehow all these weapons will magically not fall into the hands of al nasra well the free syrian army is that much better they seem perfectly happy to use rape and beheadings and genocide against christian alawite minorities with great glee to get what they want arming radical groups always has blowback if you remember back to just the one nine hundred eighty s. the u.s. funded and armed the taliban and tho

has called for an end to this e.u. arms embargo in fact it's become somewhat of a regular occurrence this is just the latest reason that they're citing for providing extra assistance to the syrian opposition and we know that germany has to provide extra weapons to provide weapons to the syrian opposition we also know that yes the united nations have big reservations about it they say that flooding the region can only create more violence underscores many international observers have been keen to point out that arming the syrian rebels could have some very dangerous consequences for the wider region and for israel of course as well a lot of people are still very wary of what took place in libya the libyan scenario when weapons flooded out from gadhafi is army and into mali and algeria into neighboring countries there's still a lot of problems to do with that so it's a lot of countries are very fearful about making that mistake again guyon so you know are there any indicators that the you are about israel's attacks in ad

has been actively cooperating with the u.s. working on intercepting threats to its national security the f.b.i. chief has also visited moscow recently while barack obama and vladimir putin have reached an agreement that the country's secret services should work together and with all that in the background this u.s. diplomat has committed a major state crime against russia do you have any questions regarding what's being demonstrated you would know. must be said we do not know if ryan fogle was given the opportunity to answer to that question directed to him by the f.s.b. f.s.b. of also released footage saying what they show is articles technical equipment and other things found. as part of this to tension among them written instructions to the agent that he was trying to co-opt also a large amount of money in cash and beyond that perhaps a little more strangely to wigs that they say he used to try and disguise his appearance also a map of moscow and a compass the u.s. ambassador in moscow has been summoned over the incident how

i don't know what is it that makes people think he should leave is a syria has been a problem that has developed in syria is part of it he must participate in dissolving it what syrian people should do is to find a solution a solution that must be accepted by everybody in the clued in what happens to those who have been. on either side of the syrian situation has been allowed in the main by the members of the sea tried to cause well all been calling for. a kind of coming together of the syrian people to solve their problems that they should be helped to set back some countries have been saying no there was a time who could have come in who could've said solve the problems find a solution whatever views people didn't do so because it was not satisfying the interests. reef look at out some other international news students in chile have hurled homemade bombs and clashed with police during protest of education cuts police responded with water cannon tear gas thousands of marched through the city of el paraiso demanding free education began two years ago has been gaining momentum of the go

it has been defeated. we have not been able to get a single seat in the national assembly. >> what about time out? this was a place where people's lives that come under threat. the pakistani taliban has been issuing threats. that did not seem to affect people's determination to get out and vote. >> absolutely. they have a lot at stake, it must be remembered. thousands of people have been killed. this is a bordering province with afghanistan. because of the conflict, the spill over cutbacks plus the fact that this is the closest target that the taliban can hit, and there was a motorcycle bomb outside a polling station. that did not stop the people. for the first time we have seen young people come out and vote in ever larger numbers. in the past, compared to 2000 a, the turnout was just -- 2008, the turnout was just 44%. marketreach up to a 60% could change the destiny of this country. >> thanks so much. egyptian president hosni mubarak has been back in court in the capital of cairo for his retrial. he is c

our reporter has more. >> he is 81 years old and has trouble moving about. with no family to care for him, he was standing for himself until now. old is alsor- retired. he stays at the same home. he is in charge of caring for his 81 year old friend. >> at the moment i can help him. when i am old, a new younger residents will come and help me. this is what we hope for. >> it is a self help solution that a listing of the members of society to care for the the very this thelution that in young members of society to care younger -- enlists the members of society to care for the very old. many of the arable -- elderly have been left behind. free health care is available only to people live in the area where they were registered at birth. this building was converted into a home for 25 elderly villagers. with avillage in the up number of lonely elderly people have been left behind. they are on their own and unhappy. we helped organize them so they could support one another. just company than for his 81 year old roommate. he prepares meals, it gives him his medicine

has there been any escalation against israel for israel to react has there been any military action has israel being been attacked by any side whether it be husband law whether it be syria whether it be housed israel in the been attacked by any side whatsoever israel has not been attacked so that we hear this talk about you know game changing weapons but all of this you know doesn't doesn't give the right to war doesn't give the justification for for such escalation i think you have to put all the pieces of the puzzle together remember that the all of the fuel rather you have a clue about chemical weapons who was the one which made this first announcement it was a toy bruno the military intelligence israeli official made the announcement about syria using chemical weapons from a very beginning after president obama had said time and again that is the red line that didn't succeed thus far in dragging the us to war against syria so now i think that we had two incidents there with i reported the israeli strike on a convoy and now we have been did an israeli strike on jim but i think we hav

state of oklahoma has been in the grip of extreme weather that has left at least one person dead as many as twenty six tornadoes ripped through america's central states forcing oklahoma's governor to declare a state of emergency but there nato along with massive hail and thunderstorms local weather service alerts have warned of the possible destruction. iran has ready is ready to allow atomic inspectors into one of its facilities but only if they signed a protocol detailing their suspicions over the country's nuclear ambitions that was the message from iran's ambassador to russia to the un's nuclear watchdog who wants to take a look at the parchin facility near to iran suspecting it's a nuclear test site but political analyst side mohammad marandi told would say that western nations are unwilling to compromise on the issue. for each give there must be a take in other words if you run takes a step forward di a must also give something in return and vice versa what the iranians are saying is that part of chain which is a military complex is it's fine with iran for the i.a.e.a. to inspect a

none has apologized. the mayor praised the family for remaining in the town in carrying on without hatred. >> in all these years, you have never let anyone doubt that you are here to stay, that this is your home. >> the city has planted five chestnut trees on the site where the house once stood. each one in memory of a family member who lost her life in the attack. >> on to a big philosophical question now -- what makes art art? it is a question lots of people ask themselves when visiting modern art galleries. >> this is not any different. just a few examples of the rich diversity of our own show. >> if you do not get a chance to go this time, we will take you there now. >> they have all flocked to venice to preview it. art collectors, museum curators, and critics. it has weathered plenty of tough economic times over its 118-year history, but today, it still one of the world's top exhibitions. >> an understanding of culture in the world -- i'm not bragging, but there's not really many other places you can

enormous grief has to be absorbent, but you will not travel that passed alone. -- enormous grief has to be absorbed. host: president obama pledging support for oklahoma in the wake of the deadly tornado on monday. at least 24 people including nine children were killed. the medical examiner's office says the number was reduced from yesterday after officials said some of the dead were counted twice. clients remain at half staff in washington with the efforts in oklahoma turning to recovery and what that means for the federal and state governments. we begin this morning with your thoughts and several states response to a disaster. -- flags remain at half staff. for oklahoma residents we have a fourth line, 3883. oryou can send us a tweet, post your comments on facebook or e-mail us. let's begin with the morning papers out of oklahoma, courtesy of the newseum -- and here's the norman transcript out of oklahoma. and this is from the daily news -- the weatherford daily news. and the richmond times dispatch has -- 17 miles is how long the tornado was with a with a 1.3 miles. 210 miles an ho

fema has a 1-800-621-fema.ave a state website so you can get accurate up to date information or let us know what you need. it is okstrong.ok.gov. >> one of the things that struck all of us perhaps even more so than the damage in your city has been the spirit of the people and their response. it has been really amazing. >> we appreciate that. we're proud of our spirit. proud of our state. >> as you should be. thank you for your time. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> craig melvin and governor mary fallin. thank you so much. when we come back, trial and error waiting for the jodi arias trial jury to make its biggest decision yet. ♪ i' 'm a hard, hard ♪ worker every day. ♪ i' ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ ♪ if i ever get some money put away, ♪ ♪ i'm going to take it all out and celebrate. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker... ♪ membership rallied millions of us on small business saturday to make shopping small, huge. this is what me

investigators say that he has been cooperating and has confessed to some of the things that he has done i would like to say that i and absolutely so sorry, i really wanted see them and i want them to meet my children and i am so sorry for everything that has happened. >> we will have more on this story as more comes in. the time now is for 1:00 p.m.. here is a live look outside. we will be right back. >> welcome back the time is for 3:00 p.m.for 3:00 p.m..4:1. >> is a cool start. we are seeing upper 40's for those of you in novato. today will be a pretty nice day we expect mostly sunny conditions. free my will be coming in at 71 degrees. as we turn our attention to the east bay will be low 80s for fairfield and antioch. 81 will be our high end livermore. 76 degrees for walnut creek. low 60's for downtown san francisco. napa will have a high of 81 degrees. here is a look at satellite and radar. we do have a more read later that is pushing its way in. we will still see partly cloudy conditions. the real warm- up will be for the inland spots. there will be no precipitation here. again, we

a human rights clause within it israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land based system to deliver them and could have a sea based system any country in the region that has a nuclear power system turkey egypt saudi arabia all could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used western powers are in no hurry to stop israel's alleged nuclear program has encouraged it from the outset according to ramzi baru the editor of palestine chronicle dot com. if israel was going to listen they would have listened decades ago but again israel is dealing with the situation where there's i would say an international conspiracy to allow israel to continue so with its quest for nuclear armaments if it were not for western countries supports now germany but also britain originally france the united states even israel would have not been able to acquire such massive destructive capability as a steam it's with them at two hundred nucl

embassy has offered no comment. yes and this is of course not the first spying incident between moscow and washington so please tell us more about that yes there are others as well that in recent years there have been a number of high profile cases around spying back in october two thousand and twelve seven men were charged with illegally smuggling high tech components for the russian army in october two thousand and eleven a couple in germany and went on trial for spying for russia in june two thousand and ten and the chapman was just the most famous of ten arrested in the u.s. as part of a russian spy ring and back in january two thousand and six rusher accused the u.k. of spying by planting a camera inside a hidden rock in a moscow park. and live here in the r.c. studio tom many thanks indeed. president. while powers to avoid any steps that could escalate the civil war in syria a statement with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu his visit to russia. was rated as strikes against syria and more details now f

mounting unrest in libya has prompted the u.s. to put its troops on heightened alert and pull diplomatic staff from its embassy the u.k. is also recalled all non-essential staff from the country government of legacies to libya's ministries and foreign embassies for over two weeks now and on saturday an anti militia demonstration in the capital came under attack libya's government recently granted the militia demand for gadhafi era officials to be banned from senior government roles now they're calling for the country's prime minister to resign international relations professor mark colvin says western powers are responsible for the instability and a surge of violence that's sweeping the country. we're seeing is deep divisions among the libyan revolutionaries who. supported there's a struggle over who should control the libyan state and control libya's or written gas if colonel gadhafi had suppressed the opposition to. the streets of last two thousand possibly hundreds of people would regard or perhaps as many as thirty thousand di

that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer i've heard many opinions that these talks would hardly bring any resolution to the matter of the ongoing stalemate which has been going on for many years now what is your opinion do you think that the west is actually interested in facilitating any kind of peaceful solution i believe that all other countries are very much interested in resolving the outstanding issue in a way to iran by diplomatic means of course the i e e a is determined to do its best to resolve for the else standing issues by diplomatic talks and that is why we have had ten rounds of negotiations with iran to find a way to resolve these issues the fact is that until today we have not yet reached an agreement but will continue if we just had the meeting with iran on the fifteenth of may. it was a very intensive meeting but still we have differences and we could not reach agreement with one of the latest reports by the international atomic energy agency says that iran does not provide the

are you satisfied with what he has said so far and more importantly by what he has been doing? >> i'm not satisfied. i'm not satisfied until we get all of the answers to all of the questions. i want to know and will be asking this tomorrow in our hearing about what happened, when it happened, who knew it, what action was taken and what have they put into place to make sure that this does not happen again. >> how about you? are you satisfied with the responses? has the administration done everything that you would ask it to do to restore confidence in the irs? >> the biggest obstacle to the administration and congress dealing with this is the 24/7 news cycle that demands that people put stuff up before they know what the real facts are. everyone is looking for a rope in a tree before they know what the real facts are. there were 3400 applications that came in for tax exempt status. and the usual burden was one quarter of that. so the man who was at the top made some mistakes. it's pretty clear he made some mistakes in how he tried to evaluate those. but there is no proof that an

the case has been adjourned until september. he is also facing war crime charges in a separate case. once the trial takes place in the netherlands, where he stands -- where he says he stands a better chance for justice. picture the scene -- three guys in a rock band playing on a hill outside the big city. the classic music video. >> it may not sound like anything unusual until you hear the name of that city is kabul, afghanistan. the story of a band playing music in a place that might not be quite ready for it. >> rock music? how can that be? it was not long ago that music was forbidden. the band is called kabul dreams, and their dream was not a big one. they wanted to play music, singing, and record an album. they wanted to be a normal band. >> we just want to play music that we like and play professionally. we do not want to accept the excuse that we are from a foreign country. >> it took awhile -- years in fact -- but they finally released their first album. >> definitely was not very easy. there were difficulties. especially

a surprise adjournment of the trial has angered many in germany. today, a defense lawyer has been defending his actions. >> all our client did yesterday was lodged a complaint of bias. we reject the accusation of holding up the trial. our client is still planning to fully utilize her legal rights. >> the trial has been postponed for a week because of allegations of bias against the chief judge. the legal team for the defense complained after they were searched for weapons, but the prosecution was not. relatives of the victims were disappointed after hours of court arguments. they feel they have already had to wait long enough. >> it was filled with legal formalities. months of motions were made and debated, but it was really strenuous and tough for me personally. of course, it was unpleasant to set in the same room with the accused and watch them. some were quite provocative in their actions. >> prosecutors hope to prove involvement in the murders of 10 people as a founding member of the neo-nazi national socialist underground. she has vowed to rem

the president has said that. the president of the united states has said that. >> then if that's the case i would craft a military strategy around that objective. i'm not pushing for this because i think going to war with syria with no end sfattate is a prescription for precisely colin powell's notion. no one is talking about boots on the ground. >> you know that they did it in kosovo kosavoe and finally, the united states of america and great britain led a non-u.n. coalition and they bombed the hell out of the positions and, indeed, the heavy weapons and the al bane yan albanians. they said we're leaving but we're going to come back because we know we're going to come back when these people are gone. and, today, they're free independent, loves america, just struck a deal with serbia, its mortal enemy. >> next we're going to introduce talented actors passionate act vis who has become crucially involved in the world of acting. we'll get you up to date on the latest investigation. also another angle that hasn't rea

news outlets are being persecuted just like wiki leaks has been the obama administration has really taken the executive branch powers have been kimmitt dating the free press from under the bush administration and exponentially malta plied them addressing the nation this week the us president said journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs but leakers will pay the price i believe we must keep information secret that protects our operations and our people in the field. to do so we must enforce consequences for those who break the law and breach their commitment to protect classified information however some think the lines are becoming increasingly blurred this is the first time. you know national security has been used to get reporters i mean that really is frightening frightening because it's usually used to get leakers so if the bombing ministration or loses justice department thinks that they can use criminal laws to get journalists because they're coconspirators i mean honestly that's one of the worst things i've come across them all the years i've been doing this the

all that have been injured but we can say it has been a very powerful blast in this. deadly car bomb attack that took place just over an hour ago it is worth noting that a similar attack took place almost exactly a year ago then again it was a double car blast and that in that same part of the of the city it's worth also looking at some background if we can just mention that it is a muslim republic and it has been trouble for many years now by islamic extremists and many of those groups do have links to al qaida and it's worth also noting that the russian government has repeatedly said that this has been an example of the fact that terrorism is a global problem but as soon as we get more details on this latest blast we will officially they say that three people have been killed by this double car bomb attack and. initial reports said there were eight no confirmation yet on the number of injured where everything's very much indeed for the subway andrew farmer bring us more on this of course we'll bring you more details as we get them here on our team. two other stories

and cyber currency a big coin has suffered another setback after u.s. authorities seized the accounts of its major operator it now hampers the process of exchanging big coins which now stand at about one hundred twenty dollars per unit so why is the u.s. government so worried about the currency and is the bitcoin able to beat traditional currencies to take part users must first to download a virtual wallet onto a computer or mobile device they will then get an address for this wallet and can transfer bitcoins to the wallet of another user or a small charge before a small charge rather and without banking it mediators now from a distance it may resemble web money or the pay pal system but a key difference is anonymity all transaction transactions are encrypted and untraceable it's this feature that's creating a space where arms and drugs can be bought and sold alongside more innocent goods this isn't putting some of this is off putting rather to some a big investors and a this week alone bitcoin related start up one five billion dollars in backing bitcoi

has said that israel syria overnight and this has been confirmed by at least one u.s. military official. supposedly targeted a military research site in damascus that's. the latest on this right now. details. well i wouldn't have described the attack in the early hours of sunday morning as an earthquake and unprecedented unconfirmed reports suggest that as many as four hundred people might have been killed now some are insisting that weaponry that was used was nuclear like people saying that they could smell chemicals in the air syrian state television is firmly putting the blame on the shoulders of israel it says that israel launched twelve missiles from a space targeting an ammunition depot on the outskirts of the syrian capital city damascus according to syrian state television and i'm quoting now the new israeli attack is an attempt to raise the role of terrorist groups of course that is a reference to rebel fighters against the syrian regime some also saying that the attack was coordinated by israel with the help of the syrian rebel forces now hizbullah's i'm not

been shrouded in such secrecy he has been able to really get away with this and has only recently and this was i think the day before his speech and made it to the killing of four americans including on where our locky and his sixteen year old son and two other people although he also admitted that the only one of these four american citizens who was actually a target was our locky which means that the other three were so-called collateral damage that makes the reality for seventy five percent collateral damage i want to play a really quick clip of what he said about that during that foreign policy speech. given my administration's relentless pursuit of al qaeda leadership there is no justification beyond politics for congress to prevent us from closing a facility that it should should have never been opened you know obama is to blame congress for not allowing him to close gitmo but professor cohen i mean really if you want to close it today he could by using that national security waiver why hasn't he done this. that's a very good question he's been very timid and in fact he complain

certainly, huge upside here, but the stock has run quite a bit. >> indeed it has. scott, is this a good buying opportunity on the dip? >> i don't know. mike makes a great point about the fascinating series of businesses that the company has going on. he also makes an interesting point about the round numbers. unfortunately, the round number we started a month ago with was 800. it went to 900 and now it looks like it's going to take a big round trip to 800. with the ftc looking at the business again, face it, when up get a letter from the government, that's never a good thing. and also, when google made this top at about 920, the option volume exploded. it did 180 or 200,000 options on those days when it's making those tops. it's now fallen off. option volume has now fallen back quite a bit. it sounds kind of a blowoff top. >> okay, well, it might be time to check on the charts. carter, what are you seeing? >> the chart is excellent. and here's the reason. it's very simple, by my work, anyway. it's because it's off 5.5% from 920 to 770 low today, that keeps the thin

it has been identified.one of them converted from christianity to islam. >> evidence has emerged that one of two suspects in the murder has a documented history of radical activism. there he is in 2007 at a rally held by a banned group, filmed by the bbc. >> because of the injustice and the suspect can be seen on the left. attack activities of the organization over the years. you could say the same for tens of thousands of individuals. we have had so many demonstrations and processions. >> both are under arrest. held under armed guard and indifferent hospitals. the counterterrorism is leading the investigation and searching for evidence. one of therged that suspects was born into a christian family and then became a convert to islam. >> i remember him as a very person. he was a very gentle and humble person. he was well spoken and intelligent. andas a genuine concern love for the people around him. the activities came to the attentions of the security service and my five some time ago. clearly as of yesterda

s acted unlawfully drawing a parallel with america's notorious guantanamo bay sarah firth has a story. u.k. lawyers who are acting on behalf of some of these detainees speaking out they've launched a legal action saying that some of these men have been held for up to fourteen months and that this amounts to a little detention now the rules dictate that british forces are only allowed to hold detainees the ninety six hours unless there are exceptional circumstances the last november we saw the defense secretary. change the rules at a halt the transfer of detainees captured by britain's treats to afghan security forces after there were concerns that they would be abused or tortured british troops that are looking for a safe harbor wait for transfer of these detainees the safety of british troops also it comes into this these men who are being held some of the notorious some of them have links to involvement with i.e. days so i think really making the point here that these are dangerous individuals if you present a direct threat which is cheap so if you listen to what the lawyers have co

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 litvinenko his death well he's applied to keep all that information secret and the coroner has had to reluctantly graunt that request he's proposing a secret public inquiry which would allow for the inquiry to go ahead but behind closed doors now quite a few people have very surprised at this turn of events because the british government has been requesting the extradition of a russian deputy put under a lugovoy for the margin of alexander litvinenko for quite some time now but no evidence has ever really been provided as to how he was implicit in what took place and it

further investment has to be made. moving forward, the help of the federal government was critical to our response here. we need to look at how it happened and why it happened. the truth of the matter is, nobody messes with boston. we need to comes -- we need to recognize that intelligent analysis and joint terrorism task force are part of our future. boston is an international city. we derive an enormous benefit from the people who come to boston for school him and for hospital care, and just to be a part of our community. the world is a dangerous place. we need to recognize that and be prepared for it. they key. -- thank you. >> on behalf of the committee, we thank you for your efforts. your department, our hearts go out to the victims and their families. both of those killed and the 260 that were wounded. many of whom your department saved on that day. let me just say thank you for that. the chair recognizes under- secretary schwartz for a statement. >> thank you. governor patrick, i thank you for this opportunity t

bradley manning has been charged with supplying that video to us and has himself said that he did so.u will see a cannon shell through the front of the band, dead bodies around. of them are the reuter's staff. we had this as a background frame for a talk i did at oxford, similar to how i am oxford uniond the rejected the whole background by audience, they could not see the footage. ou can google for assange censored oxford. partly to pay tribute to the people that died in this incident, but also to bradley manning, to take a stand against the censorship of oxford, we have presented this background. youince we last spoke to in november, brad demanded has pled guilty -- bradley manning has pled guilty to using classified materials that he felt should become public, but deny the top charge against him, aiding the enemy. he acknowledged he gave classified documents, among them the video you are describing, would you call collateral murder, which shows the journalists in baghdad being blown up by an apache helicopter, and then the subsequent explosion of the van. he has pled guilty to givi

has it stabilized?there has been some more use, but, again, there have been these barriers, as i mentioned, not just for younger women but for older women who have had trouble getting it because it's been kept behind the pharmacy counter and there have been difficulties with it. >> brown: all right julie rovner of npr, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and we turn to iraq where the country just had its deadliest month in nearly five years. ray suarez reports on the recent surge in violence and what's behind it. >> suarez: twisted wreckage and shattered glass strewn across central iraq, the aftermath of all-too-familiar bombings. four coordinated attacks monday in four shiite cities south of baghdad killed more than 35 people. multiple attacks yesterday killed 22 more. >> ( translated ): do allah and prophet mohammed accept this? no one is safe. you do not know if you will come back to a house or not when you go to work! >> suarez: the attacks-- dozens in the last month-- are the most-serious sp

the movement still has legs.hing this kind of nra conference and the rhetoric coming out of it would seem to be a shot in the arm for people pushing for sane gun laws. >>> it is, because of that we have a mother's day week of action going on right now. today is calling your house members asking them to support 1565, the background check bill. tomorrow's letter to the editor writing day. wednesday is social media day, thursday is showing up and holding a no more names vigil in front of your house member's house through the weekend. >>> the counterforce to the ever increasingly crazy national rifle association leadership. >> the brady campaign's colin goddard, thanks as always for your time. >>> coming up, it sounds like a buddy movie, but the story of terry and ken may end up being more like a political rom-com, like how to lose an election in six months. virginia's gubernatorial race. [ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has a

it has been a site that has been very controversial. most experts think that it is not suited even as a temporary storage site, so this is an important development. it may not look very much, but even in international comparison, actually, it is quite a big step forward. there were some 31 countries in the world which produce nuclear waste, and none of them has a permanent waste storage site. the most advanced probably technologically of sweden and finland, and even they only have temporary storage sites. it is as if they are all putting their hopes finally in technologies being developed in future centuries that will then deal with this problem. >> gays and lesbians have steadily gained more and more rights in europe in recent years, but that is not the case in the arab world where practicing homosexuality is usually illegal. >> some have started a social media campaign in morocco calling for the government to overturn its laws against homosexuality. we met three gay men who told us more about life in a socially conservative country. >

now the group has split. it believes that the new islamic .tate and sham is leading it and there is believed to be ties to al qaeda. one is exporting them and the others concentrating on finding them. both claim the upper hand of a.ntrolling iraq this man is one of the victims. a commander hit by two bullets and riddled with shrapnel wounds. his fighters will attack on a main route will stop earlier, they tried to kill him at this car bomb. that it was spotted in a random check. fight inuslim and i the name of god. i don't know why they accuse me of being an infidel. i didn't want to fight them, but i have the right to defend myself, my men, and my family. he was hailed a hero for leading the advance toward iraqa. now he is exiled in turkey. running low on money and weaponry and losing many of its men to the groups the west doesn't want to support. whoh begs the question -- owns the searing revolution now? -- who owns the syrian revolution now? >> they have started to divert the course of the blue nile revert