i retired from the army in 1992 and left the isi in 1989. for that quarter of a century gap, i do not know why i am still being deemed as a handler, and that to a terrorist. i detest terrorism. i am ag heidi -- a jihadi, and jihad is a form of resistance against tyranny, against oppression. >> contradicting reports that he was his handler, indian intelligence officials say that he did not need handlers because he was a tough nut to crack even at his advanced age and had been efficiently handling his cross- country network. police had nabbed him, allegedly an expert on explosives, for the pakistani outlawed militant outfit from the indo nepal border. media reports said a pakistani passport was recovered in india posner northern state. according to a police dossier, he was involved in some of the most deadly militant attacks in the past decades and a mastermind of over 40 bomb blasts across the country. he is wanted for a total of 21 cases including blasts at 24 cases. he's known for his hardline attitude towards india and is especially vocal.

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a former chief of the isi intelligence service told the crowd it would be our privilege to take part in this war. he founded the l.e.t., which india blames for the rampage on mumbai, in the 1990 hospira. he has denied involvement in any of the attacks. he abandon them after india accuse them of being behind the attack on the indian parliament in 2001. his charity enjoys popular support for its humanitarian work. >> he has not emerged as a global player and terrorism. in iraq, they are now fighting in syria. it is a huge challenge, not only to us, but the entire civilized world, and i think we need to put some pressure on the people of the other countries. know what it means to the peace of the entire world. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> a terrorist attack by the united nations, and a $10 million reward for his capture by the united states since lightly on the man dubbed responsible is the mastermind of the november 2011 attacks in mumbai. and by the musharraf regime months after 9/11. when will pakistan take action against him? india has been demanding that pakistan a dress i

. >> motegi says offer shore radioactive levels are well within safetied isy standards. >>> survivors in north japan developed other problems. a poor diet was partly to blame. they've come up with a way to bring more nutritional balance to emergency rations. >> a piping hot bowl of chinese food, curry with rice. soup with plenty of vegetables. all of these meals were developed for use during disasters. they can be preserved more than three years. here's how people ree acted to the food at a disaster prevention event last month in tokyo. >> yum. it's pretty good. >> now they're tasty. >> after the 2011 earthquake, researchers studied what disaster victims ate in shelters. many people have lived in these temporary lodgings for months and developed health problems because they ate lots of unbalanced meals. the japan dietetic association surveyed their health. this is the menu at one of the evacuation centers two weeks after the quake. the residents ate rice balls and bread, overload of carbs. efb a month after the disaster, people were still eating the food. residents were taking in 40%

isis: the flipside of that going to see a show, and the artist won't shut up. >> i like it when theyheir game. i was in the audience when michael jackson came out and first did the moonwalk. beatleswent to the concerts to scream. i never screamed that anybody's show. i was on my feet, and we were shrieking our guts out. we would have gone anywhere with him. it was a moment we connected. that's why he was the greatest pop star of any time. troubled guy, but whatever that was it was really powerful. i would have followed him to help. is that your sense that he was the greatest pop star of all time? >> i think so. he was one of the greatest singers ever, but when he got up there the way he could dance, he was just brilliant. tavis: you have been blessed to work with some of the great songwriters. talk to me about we recall content. how important has it been to you over this artistic journey? >> i think of the united states culture, it iso the popular song, and the zenith period that started in the 1920's and went into the 1950's, and it was the great american standard song. the reason w

the president isis right about this. syria should be settled with a negotiation becabee it's so complicated. >> should he have handled it differently? the president was criticized over coming out, setting thg red line and then saying let's wait for congress. in retrospect what could have been doing better knowing that the people do not want war. >> he could have used air power sooner but i it turned out for whatever reasons it may have all worked out for the best. at least we've got russia and syria now in a public arena of accountability. if this turns out to be a scam, they can't blame it on anybody else. it's right out there for everybody to see. i think the pressure on them to deliver is high, and if theyo deliver and they get rewarded for it which they should. people should say that a boy, then the pressure will build to go back to the peace process. this is messy, but we got some leverage here. we just need to keep pushing. >> is putin out front. if you do any military action i'll be backing the syrians.s. >> he's

the line would be the last this isy motorists -- what the northbound section looked like from sky team 11 during the evening rush hour. troopers say a tractor-trailer could not slow down in time, causing a chain reaction leading to the pileup. seven people were taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. this has been reopened. members of a church are pleading -- 12 unitses tell us were damaged. fortunately, no one was injured. -- red cross is insisting assisting the people displaced. it remains under investigation. >> one of the graduates is one of the two people killed. he has been identified as a 35- .ear-old, lieutenant commander jones was a 2001 graduate of the academy in annapolis. the crash was not the result of hostile action. met witht john kerry his iranian counterpart. this marks the highest level talks in several years between them. it has been described as constructive and the president tweeted "-- >> a senate vote is scheduled tomorrow on a bill to prevent a partial government shutdown. while the showdown is coming ahead in washington, marylanders are braci

isis is surging. molex up big. agreed to be acquired by privately held coke industries for $7.2 billion in cash or $38.50 a share. they'll be a stand-alone unit of coke and current management will continue to run the business. fusion io surging. analysts say maker of computer storage equipment could be a possible takeover target after competing system was bought by western digital for $685 million. we'll finish off with another tech name, this time pc maker dell. not a lot of action. carl icahn is throwing in the towel in his campaign to win control of the company. the move means one of the biggest obstacles to dell's campaign to take control of this company has been removed. dell says, it would be almost impossible to win, unquote. dell/shares pretty much unchanged. >> he said that on scott's show earlier today. >> he did. >> cool. can't win, move on. >> exactly. >> at some point it becomes even clear to carl icahn. >>> the dow jones industrial higher by 149 points. nasdaq up a whopping almost 45. >> could the pre

that means isis is going to benefit most from any american attack. >> so you -- i think the quote, i'm said, that al qaeda wanted to use a volcano of revenge on the regime. is that correct? why do you say that? >> actually i didn't say that, but they will want to have a volcano of revenge against the regime because what's going to happen is the regime is going to give up isolated bases of its united states bombs such as the northern province of aleppo. when it retreats into its core areas of the coastal province around the capital of damascus, isis will be the best-placed rebel unit to take over the isolat isolated bases and move into the central provinces where it's weak and launch its final attack on the capital of damascus. >> do you think a strike would help the opposition at all? >> don, this american strike is too little, too late. the win tdow of opportunity for successful american air strike that could turn the tables in favor of the fsa has passed. last june when the rebels moved into aleppo, the second largest city in syria, coincided with a regime being on the ropes because

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it's called the welcoming schoo project and tomorrow hrc isis releasing a new film.ointing us tonight is womenmen westheimer the direct of directe program. this goes straight at educatorsd and teaches them how to see signs of bullying and how to help? >> absolutely. educators have been asking us for something likeg us this, thh want something of practical examples of how they can start conversations of bullying and bias in the classroom and this that is the goal of the film. we have filmed those that have been using schools in minneapolis, and showing themowg how they made the connectionon between bullying and bias. the conversation that often gets overlooked. >> i will take a look at this take you and i will chat onchato the other side. >> ugly, stupid, sometimes i'm a girl. >> your religion is fake, not real.real >> you're gay. >> you're brown, you shouldn't be in the school. >> you're wearing a girl's shirt. >> okay, i will change my shirt. >> you know, kim sometimes it's hard to watch that, but will yoo tell me some of the tips that you do give to teachers to tea

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. -- this isis notion terrible. i am the father of it two-year- old child. it is appalling. but this is going on in syria. we cannot be the police of the world, and we cannot do this unilaterally. unless there is a direct threat or indirect threat to the united states or to our allies, and i am more than prepared to vote yes and do something about it. >> we are talking of america's allies, of course. we know that aipac has come out in favor of some kind of military action against syria and they do say would help to protect israel from the stabilization in the region. of pro-israelt voters in the state of florida. that does not dissuade you either? >> i am an unabashed supporter of israel. i was just in israel a matter of weeks ago. at this point, i have to disagree. i think that, on the contrary, a strike destabilizes what is and potentially makes the situation even worse and more dangerous for the entire region. >> thank you very much for joining me. one unconvinced congressman. wasnse secretary hagel asked specifically about the damage that would be inflicted in the event

. >> a hero there, he says he isis pleased with the sentence hoping that it will be a deterrent to others. >>> the d.c. council is coun considering a bill that has everybody talking. they have proposed legislation that will forbid authoritiesid from shackling pregnant women. should are surprised that itrprd happens in the first place. plac the councilmember joins us here. i got to tell you when you proposed this deal, i was in thh room, i was shocked that it shke takes place in d.c. >> i think it's surprising thatg it does, it's such mate te an unnecessary practice.ssary we decided that it was important to step up and put a law in place and try to prohibit that t from happening. >> councilmember does itit actually happen, and what does your law do to prohibit it fromt happening again? >> interesting, matt, we have a situation where we are not sure whether it happens or doesn't do happen. we have heard a lot the of stories from inmates that it happens but there's no real good data. this bill requires that we th collect the data, submit it to thesubm council and tell us what going on. once

my stock is isis. it has a strong pipeline and it deals with -- >> we like that. we like isis.eally good. we've been behind a lot of these. that's one -- oh, let's go to doug in nebraska. doug? >> caller: yeah, hey, big old ba-ba-ba-boo-yah to you mr. cramer. >> all right. >> caller: i got a quick shout out to the guy i call the jim cramer from freemont, nebraska, mr. gilfry. >> all right. >> caller: i'm looking for some of your thoughts on 8 by, eght. >> international protocol. it has moved up lot. it is too hot for me. it is just sizzling. and that group is very tough at this point. it's moved up lot like a lot of the others. i'm going to hold back my approval. let's go to tony in south carolina, please. tony? >> caller: yes, send you a clemson tiger boo-yah. the stock is ntcs. i know they're coming out with another drug at the end of the year. in about 8,000 shares. do you i should keep going? >> no. i didn't know they had another drug coming out at the end of the year. i know we had mr. nader on last week. they have multiple drugs, multiple drugs coming out, which is why we

we'll say hello to steve who isi in for julie wright. >> good morning.ake a look at the beltway at the american legion bridge which is moving well. inner loop and outer loop between maryland and virginia no problems there. the no early reports of incidents to show you down on the trip inbound on 66 through fall'sl's church and arlington, inside the beltway to the res roosevelt r bridge looking g. lanes open just with the traffic signals to slow you down right now with no problems reported on the beltway in maryland. did have light construction c north of route 50 before you goat 450, annapolis road, it was blocking two lanes, but it's not causing too much of a delay. d not too much longer before it's cleared away.wa everything wide frep bowie to the belt wisconsin and insidensd the beltway to town. that's a look at your fox 5 an a time traffic. >> ati metro train operator has been taken off the job thishis morning and could be discipline after opening the doors on theor wrong side of thes train. a rider tweeted tweeted this pho around 8:30 wednesday morn

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isy are -- their anger directed at the authorities for not giving them production, but also at politicianswho have been calling for talks with the pakistani taliban. minister know what sure he had been pursuing a strategy of preparing ground for dialogue -- prime minister nawaz sharif had been pursuing a strategy of of preparing ground for dialogue with militants. exhausted by the bloodshed after years in which thousands of civilians and soldiers have been killed. bring some might respite from the violence, the real fear is that a could lead to militants with an even stronger position. whether it is christians at prayer or soldiers in the fields , this country is still grappling hard with how to stop the killing. do stay with us here on bbc world news, because still to come, forget coal and gas. norway is turning garbage into energy. sounds like a green idea, doesn't it? why is it causing such as think with environmentalists? russia has said the united nations chemical weapons experts are to return to syria on wednesday. the deputy foreign minister sir j laugher -- the deputy foreign minis

i think at isis we used to think they were cap in a way. we now see that they probably have enough carbon fiber, which is a vital component of advanced centrifuges, for thousands of ir2m's. again, the centrifuges aren't operational, so we don't know if they have all the equipment they need in the plant to make them operational. be they appeared to bypassing the sanctions. in our work we see two big loopholes and i will end with this. we see china not doing enough and that iran can buy american, german and french there and it means they can get high-tech goods for centrifuge program. iran still wants is goods. we also see the eu as a problem. while they have good controls, we have seen cases where, let me give an example where goods went from japan to the u.s.. it was carbon fiber. through a goodpe country, a legitimate sale and then it sort of disappeared in the eu which is a big place. many of the countries don't have the same level of controls as the white nights there. orn it is tracked via turkey adjacent country to iran. we have identi

afterwards the government announced that hew would go on trial for war crimes and in tripoli rejecting the isis these calls are for his handover saying it has no jurisdiction shortly after all the government announces he will go on trial for war crimes in tripoli and in june international criminal court of appeals were detained by libyan rebels are for several weeks after visiting saif islam suspect in them inquired conspiring against the state now in since that moment save hadn't seen a single lawyer and that in the end of may and the i.c.c. has rejected tripoli. trial gadhafi and demand his hand over. right of course now earlier my colleague andrew farmer he spoke aladdin mug rajarhat a member of the libyan general national congress who says that the country has every right to try gadhafi son without foreign interference. he's a libyan all the crimes on the charges against him being proud are committed in libya and every libyan believes that he should be tried in libya none of the none of the crimes that he's been charged with are committed outside libya so there's no reason whatsoever. to tr

ousting the free syrian army rebels lytton's from the islamic state of iraq and greater syria noonan's isis stormed the place on wednesday and killed at least five deaths a competence of infighting between the two factions yet vance of the other kind of linked group now threatens the main entry point for international aid and supported via turkey. meanwhile syria's president says he's committed to chemical disarmament the process will take at least a year and cost around a billion dollars a shot assad made his latest comments in an interview with fox news highlights available on our web site r.t. dot com. cities across greece have seen violent clashes following the death of an anti fascist musician who stabbed to death by a man with links to the far right golden dawn party police used tear gas to disperse the angry crowds as writers hold wall street finance correspondent in the midst of the frenzy basically the large group of protesters that clashed with the police the police are holding their ground right now as you can see there's fires behind me tear gas is in the air for a little bit di

and time monsanto protests across the united states and canada back in may who where they were going isis who turned out in support of it just really shortly because we're out of time the facebook post came about a march against monsanto they expected a few thousand. they got more than two million protesters in fifty two countries this shows just how concerned and how and how motivated people are around the world to protect their food supply and their agriculture and their environment for months sando and g.m. . thank you so much for this really interesting insight hope we get to this again and i have plenty of other questions that i don't have time to ask you so looking forward for our session to check for smith author and publisher from the institute of responsible technology thank you once again for since i think i mean so if you share it as allan see you next time. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. dramas that can't

railways through france and germany, britai-- will the prime minister finally take responsibility for the isis -- [inaudible]? >> as i've said many times, times are tough because we are recovering from the calamitous situation left by the party opposite. an if he wants to make comparison with your some countries, you see that we have a much lower unemployment rate than many of them. there are no other european countries that can boast a record of one point for million new private-sector jobs. and the best way to a people's living standard, t best way how people out of poverty isto help them into work. i would've thought the labour party would understand that. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on monday,we voted for coordinated strike action this autumn. what effect does the prime minister think this will have on our economy and the lives of hard-working peple? >> i think the document produced by the unite union which still sponsors and basially control so many of the membe opposite is frankly a very frightening document because it is train union leaders not ordinary trade unions are doing this, it is

seeing the free syrian army rebels militants from the islamic states of iraq and greater syria known as isis stormed to the place on wednesday and to killed at least five fighters of the f.s.a. which had been in control of the town for the past year now it was the most a severe fighting yet between the two factions a seeking to topple the assad regime the advance of the al qaeda linked group now threatens the main entry point of international aid transport via turkey. meanwhile syria's president has said he's committed to technical disarmament but that the process will take at least a year and cost around a billion dollars. made his latest comments in an interview with fox news the highlights vailable on our website at out dot com. cities across greece have seen violent clashes following the death of an anti-fascist musician who was stabbed to death by a man with links to the far wide golden dawn party and he's used tear gas to disperse the crowds as riders hold rocks and live street fire as our correspondent and i was in the midst of the frenzy basically a large group of protesters that cla

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in the borders of isis grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning . right on the scene. first street. and i think you're. on a reformist twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. they would argue that somewhat softer approach towards the taliban if you want to have a political solution must create the conditions for reaching such political solution and if we use. conditions to enable. the side of the taleban to to push through a part of political solution. sympathize with the sudan to. uprising but we do not train. we do not smuggle weapons and. we do not do any old these things. lam our community all in syria the u.n. security council adopts a resolution to rid the war torn country of its chemical weapons after weeks of intense talks the first major diplomatic breakthrough in years. qatar's right to host the twenty twenty two world cup it is question following reports of the abuse and deaths of migrants working to build new facilities in conditions some are comparing to slavery. now is the british public weary of warfare and coffins returning from the battlefield t

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in the fortress of isis grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning. there's the media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same motions to the other the party there's a goal. for sure is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics only on our team. welcome back you're watching r.t. and let's go to greece where authorities have made a move against the far right golden dawn party its leader along with a number of senior officials and other members have been arrested in connection with the murder of a prominent anti-fascist rapper two weeks ago allegedly by golden dawn activists the killings saw thousands join protests across the country well since of failing to win any seats in the twenty nine two thousand and nine election golden dawn has made a breakthrough in the twenty twelve parliamentary vote it won eighteen seats out of three hundred and after gathering its board among the countries use in particular are confident has more. fury on the streets of athens clashes erupted following a protest against the m

in the fortress of isis grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning. of the new cultural moment watching these polish face just like you know. the pleasure to have you with us here on our team. russia's foreign minister says moscow is being blackmailed by the united states which are trying to force through grounds for military action in syria this is a u. turn to what's already been agreed. angulo merkel wins the general election but with not enough votes for her party to rule on its own while many in europe you're frustrated with germany's choice. and nuclear thaw iran's leader readies for the u.n. general assembly pushing to ease the economic sanctions that appear to hit the weakest part of iranian society hardest.

to keep the pressure on assad that means he is unlikely to be able to deliver the same call to arms isis predecessors my fellow citizens my fellow americans i want to talk to you today about brutal massacre of iraqi. armed forces against writing selected targets of military importance to diffuse a powder keg at the heart of europe to help bring peace to get the food through my god bless your country. and all who defend. so it was an offhand remark by u.s. secretary of state john kerry has now turned into an option to resolve the syrian chemical weapons situation without an american attack russia jumped on the proposal first and was able to get damascus onboard with the international community also beginning to get behind the idea france wants a resolution and it's a big one would be organizations chief backing that idea the u.s. senate will now take a little more time before it was on whether to go to war again editor can has more now. this may be a face saving moment for the obama administration because its arguments for a military action against syria have been falling apart both in th