khaled was under the protection of his god and me maps of providence. the world to.science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future of covered potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york. but we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more patrie down to the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. d.c. it is going to be pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of in life will be is largely driving lessons submergence the vehicles are exceptions. except the folks. just say the folks. am. washington blasts russia for its anti aircraft missile supplies to syria but that's the end of the e.u. arms battle that paves the way for direct lethal aid to rebel forces. tracking terror suspects in a cia rendition flights by british academics the shed light on america's secret overseas of prisons. and a

us.oathes they do not have khaled hosseini fatigue. what do you make of that the economy? >> i think the government of afghanistan and its well- publicized shortcomings, including the president, i do not think are reflective of the people of afghanistan foley. alternately, books are not about politics, although the struggle and the wars in afghanistan have a significant impact on the lives of my characters. my books are about ordinary people, like you, me, people on the street, people who really have an expectation of reasonable happiness in life, what they're like to have a certain security and predictability, who want to belong to something bigger than them, who want to love and affection in their lives, who want a good future for their children. that is not an afghans seemed. that is a human theme, and i think my readers see themselves in these characters and see a part of themselves in the lives of these characters, ms. reality is so different from my own. tavis: speaking of characters, let's go deeper in the novel now. you always come back to family, in one way shape

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khaled was under the protection of his god and me maps of providence. well thank science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. they played in a family jazz bed together. play hijacked a plane together. lots of them from music to tara. twenty five years old questions still remain. just bad hijack. me please leave. it to. me speak your language. full of programs and documentaries in arabic in school here on. reporting from the world talks books the v.o.i.p. interviews most intriguing stories for you to. see them trying. to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. cut. u.k. armed forces admit to holding dozens of suspected militants without charge at a british base in afghanistan now the public and parliament want to know why they were kept in the dark over the detentions. one of fishelson top diplomats urged britain and france to drop their plans to supply weapons to the rebels in syria while opposition factions accuse each other of betraying the revolution. plus some jobless and in jeopard

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for khaled it's time to pray. for us to eat. as we enter the village a few peace men appear as an escort. i would say to watch as they say to protect us . and so i pay for everyone's meal as a kind of friendly tax and that was. it said that kirkuk could be one of the world's richest cities it is certainly one of the most dangerous. discreet an ordinary heroin. saima who is a kurd investor are opposed and fortune in the opening of a private school a generous act which has attracted m.p.'s attention. don't let. this man i'm terrified. if i do the day after not fact was broadcast to promote the school. i got a telephone call and i'm with you. he said oh yes there's a lot of hobby hello about of the hello i do you know a nothing at hobby fit is. a man introduced himself as a member of a terrorist organisation and demanded money for that and my colleagues were terrorized through. the night close the school for a month and then i said we have to open it again we can't just give him. michael but we have to work still life has to go on.

a sonny like saddam hussein my driver khaled is. he didn't know or didn't want to know the terrible truth. look i'll show you the house where i was born yeah here on this hill the city is like a memorial to the village as it was before the tragedy it was here that the villagers came together every evening to talk to play backgammon and listen to the radio. i leave a comment to commemorate his life while. we continue towards the east and kirkuk the former capital of kurdistan today on iraqi territory. so what if that god be praised i'm not scared when the region was under american control i was afraid about it but as soon as the iraqi police and army took over things got much better if the americans didn't know the region they were afraid and trigger happy that they didn't hesitate to fire anyone who approached them but you know like the passenger foreigner anyone. on this road has seen a lot of drama how many times did the american shoot down iraqis here for no reason gotta go. through the windscreen the first iraqi checkpoint appea

for khaled it's time to pray. and for us to eat the. as we enter the village a few peace men appear as an escort. i would say to watch as they say to protect us . and so i pay for everyone's meal is a kind of friendly tax and one of the. it served of kirkuk could be one of the world's richest cities it is certainly one of the most dangerous. but discreet an ordinary heroin saima who is a kurd investor out of has been fortune and the opening of a private school a generous act which has attracted m.p.'s attention don't let. this man i'm terrified of so little if i do the day after a night flight was broadcast to promote the school to physio i got a telephone call i would you. know yes there's a lot of hobby hello about any hello little you know why nothing had happened if it is the. man introduced himself as a member of a terrorist organizations youth league and demanded money. and my colleagues were terrorized through. the night so as a school for a month and then i said we have to open it again we can't just give him. we have to work st

dr khan khaled on a contributing editor from the foreign policy in focus believes the turkish government may be premature to blame assad's forces. you have to ask will the onset of government. be stupid enough to pick an open fight with a country on its border that has the second largest army in the in the north atlantic treaty organization i don't see the sense in that i mean it would suggest that the us of that regime has a suicide complex and they haven't demonstrated any any of that in the past the timing is certainly very suspicious hume a couple of weeks ago the syrians were used of using poison gas and then call it a party from the united nations said recently that it appears as if that was the insurgency didn't use poison gas suddenly the poison gas disappears then this bombing happens car bombs are the particular signature device that are used by a solid fist very extreme and that is slamming rebels in syria so i would be very careful about clinton figures at this point many people want that that this civil war had the potential to spill over into other areas in the middle east

father of a guantanamo prisoner who also heads up the kuwaiti detainees in guantanamo committee it was khaled he told me in fact what happened to his son after he resorted to starvation my son been there for eleven years without having justice and he is there. without committing any crime no charges again it's against him it is very difficult for him to tell me what's going on there because there is a surveillance on the there is the restrictions for all the detainees not to talk about the conditions inside the camp but i can tell by the way he looks he was so skinny this is the first time for him to put some glasses on his eyes. looks he looks horrible. he could not concentrate while he's talking to me. i have sometimes to repeat simple sentences to him. two all two three times just to bring his attention so he could understand what i am saying he has a lack of nutrition it affected his body his. thinking his brain which is really really we are very concerned very concerned about is life. britain's abroad in iraq but its own guantanamo clone after it was revealed that up to ninety afghan nat

and swedish journalist khaled fist says immigrants expect too much from the country's wealth and system. the problem is not from the government or from the swedish people the last twenty years or so we have we have seen so many immigrants coming to sweden bedmate really doesn't like sweden they don't want to integrate they don't want to live in this society where you know working taxes and so on the people that come here now they come here because they know that sweden will give them money for nothing they don't have to work they don't have to pay taxes they can just stay here and get a lot of money and that is you know really the problem the police could do so much they have told the public that they mean to do as little as possible but they could go in there they could use you know water cannons they could do. not letting people out in the streets at night there are so many things they could do within the law but they don't do it. well immigration policies in france lead to an even more desperate form of protest an award winning historian outraged by multiculturalism and changes to ga

hand they use it as leverage to say that's why nato countries should support us with more arms and khaled del ponte one of the greatest experts on this kind of thing for the united nations did do an in-depth investigation only a week or so few weeks ago and of course mainstream media tried their best to ignore it what did you find that it was the rebels and not the government that this story disappeared off any newspapers all we heard was president obama those pictures of him in the white house looking thoughtful and saying if that's a red line that that's you know that's that's going to be crossed then well we're going to do something about it. another big part of the story of course all week the big what do you make of the arms embargo has been lifted the european arms embargo please give us your thoughts r.t. dot com the place to do it is the vote we're running right now and for pretty polarized actually about this sometimes it's evenly split not on this one seventy three percent of you know it's been hovering around that all might think it's bad news if it's going to prolong the war t

very shortly will move north towards homs to make sure that's completely clean they will move on to khaled and that of course is going to be a big struggle because the armed groups there are very well and changed so that what comes out of this is that the syrian army is still getting on top of this insurgency william hague made a long phone bizarre state when he said that that list the embargo is lifted that extremism would flourish a chance for you all because we know that extremism in syria has flourished simply because arms with pumped into the country the hague must know he must surely know this no must that there's no way that the groups can recover from where they are now if they can't overthrow the governments know whether to do that so why is he saying this and the only reason he can't have for saying this is that he wants to have a card in his hand when this conference begins next month in geneva that you know in other words that can be told the less we do what we want we're going to continue arming the rebels there's no other possible motive we can want to do that. well we want y

spokesman khaled saleh said europe had an important choice. >> it becomes a question to the e.u. whether they want to do something to help the syrian people or they want to just sit on the sideline and watch us get killed. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: senator mccain has no such doubts. his trip inside syria today was a mark of his support for the rebels. we've spoken to an activist who helped organize the trip he told us that the senator met with a handful of rebel commanders inside syria and most prominently with the head of the free syrian army. we're told that they discussed islamic extremism and hezbollah and that the senator was inside syria for just about an hour. >> glor: meanwhile, clarissa, more diplomacy today. secretary kerry met with his russian counterparts about the possibility of this big round of peace talks next month. what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, jeff, they're trying to lay the ground work for these peace talks which really the entire international community views as essential. so far the syrian government said in principle they will at

khaled al-saleh says the group will lead eight new members. it is expected to elect its new leader on monday. the coalition has not yet decided whether to attend talks in geneva next month with the syrian government which are being promoted by the u.s. and russia. israeli forces are investigating an area near the lebanese border after residents there said they heard an explosion. the blast was heard and a lebanese town about 10 kilometers from the border. the army has not attempted any activity or damage. colombia has taken a step closer to a peace deal after months of talks. the government and rebels have agreed on land reforms. that has been the rebels' key demand. aftertep forward at last six months of often strenuous peace talks, the colombian government and the biggest rebel group farc finally have something to show for their effort. >> we have agreed on the first point of the agenda contained in a general accord to the end of conflict and construction of a stable and lasting peace. >> land reform and rural development for the first and m

tonight, a conversation with acclaimed writer khaled hosseini, whose first novel, about life inner" afghanistanecame an international bestseller. he is back with a new novel, "and the mountains echoed." also, a conversation with british singer emeli sande," and her latest is called "our version of events," and it is climbing the charts. we are glad you could join us >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis:

no but khaled del ponte a one of the greatest experts on this kind of thing for the united nations did do in india mr gage and only a week or so few weeks ago and of course mainstream media tried their best to ignore it tried then through a character assassinate gullible pontiff by saying he was the same person that said that nato troops were committing atrocities in the former yugoslavia don't trust her she did masses of work on this and what did she find it was the rebels. one to one interviews with huge swathes of statistically scientifically significant. elements and sample sizes that it was the rebels and not the government and this story disappeared off the papers or we heard president obama those pictures of him in the white house looking thoughtful and saying if that's a red line that that's you know that's that's going to be crossed back to the red line by the red line but we've got you on the line. it depends as you say when that red line whether or not red lines crosses rosenbaum is concerned and who's crossing it crucially what about other members abroad do you think it'll

a click off of a white watch quote we're about to do good you've never seen anything like this on khaled. download the official application to your cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. well coming up on our t.v. obama's second term seems to be plagued with scandal after scandal. one tom obey hunger strikes to the justice department's tracking of the a.p. phone records things are looking to good look deeper into the scandals and concerns over the safety in nutrition of the nation's food can ten used to grow now a pure food movement takes its first steps while a child investigates his own school's bad food choices a look at the power of people's food coming up. rumors of the koch brothers buying the tribune company has been met with protests by unions and legislators leaders alike a potential buyout would include the chicago tribune and the los angeles times fueling fears of a buyout drastically.

khaled hosseini's next book is out today. this is where it all happens.orthern california. >> i never really intended to publish my first novel. i just wanted to write it and put it aside. >> reporter: hosseini wrote "the kite runner" while working as a doctor and this time around it was another labor of love. what are those years like? >> frustrating. i want to be in a situation where i'm burning to write it, so compelled that it's like a pebble in my shoe i can't get rid of. >> reporter: inspiration struck and new story about a family torn apart takes readers to the country of his native afghanistan. it is a journey he continues to take in his own life too on humanitarian missions to build shelters for refugees and to award scholarships to women. >> when i go there, i realize that the only reason i have the life i do is just stupid genetic lottery. i didn't really do anything to deserve what i have. >> reporter: what he has today, more than 38 million books sold worldwide. is there a pressure that comes when you publish a new novel? >> not are people go