here that the population of bahrain is just one point three million we talked to former opposition m.p. sayat howdy on the sol we believe that the west is turning a blind eye to the situation. government tried to to cut out the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one. year and saying that nothing is going on here in bahrain everything is normal on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on human rights politic of ours and so it's on but the government unfortunately always sorry to ignore all these see friends like united states like u.k. like the with certain countries that we are always telling them that if you are supporting the austerity in. doing this kind of elements you should even support the people. to have their principal rights that we have roger who spent two years in jail only because he is a human rights activist the violation is. around the world now is the headache for brussels is going to last another four years that's after hungary returned its right wing prime minister to power but most of the votes counted

this in mind the population of bahrain only one point three million we're told a former opposition m.p. side. who believes the west is turning a blind eye to the situation government tried to cut off the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one. year and saying that nothing is going on here in bahrain everything is an older model on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on their own human rights are talking about our freedom our our political rights we should share in in processing the politic and process and. will spend two years in jail because he is raising his voice supporting the victims of killing off torture or for arbitrary detention and lots of things really are in bahrain in the problem not with the money here in bahrain the problem not only living we have our quality kind of problem and human rights problem. stay with us here on out say still to come forget the snow here is home to something much more glittering. back in the fast russian region to find out why some. are about to bring new life into the area. bus

the regime has been waging a three year long crackdown against pro-democracy protests or opposition m.p sayed. joins me live now some are calling for the grand prix to be boycotted do you think it's right that it did go ahead. oh what's going on around the ground products of formula one and back when it's a big debate here in bahrain and out on the outside that's because of the human rights situation and the violations which really which become a well known around the world in front of all the media and human rights activists on the international organizations so what's going on the government try to to cut off the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one every year and saying that nothing is going on here in bahrain everything is an older model on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on their human rights politic of ours and some of our it's on but the government unfortunately always try to ignore all these demands and it's not just the government that the rest of the world seems to be ignoring the demands of the protester

let landlords to the most unfortunate things of the british political system that we've partly paid m.p.'s in terms of housing of them paying them so much in terms of salaries and it means that housing is a real blind spot for members of parliament day they don't have personal pubs of housing as affordable rental accommodation becomes increasingly scarce in london it's pushing some low earners interop the more unusual dwellings these ten behati have been erected on top of an old cargo barge on the thames by an entrepreneurial landlord who rents out cabins for around two hundred fifty. pounds a month tenants have to go to the gym across the river to take a shower in other areas of london there are reports of up to sixty thousand people living in makeshift accommodation such as garden sheds when you've got completely unfettered unregulated markets there are very few checks in place should we what we've got is a system where letting agents among the lords probably getting rich off the housing crisis ten years ago the private rented sector was a minor part of the housing market but now that

many are demanding an amendment to the plan. 11 socialist m.p.'have written a letter to the prime minister asking him to limit it, quite a big change. they say the plan is too much. this is a cartoon that shows it. you can see a socialist with his hands tied behind his back being force fed austerity measures. then comes along the new plan. socialists cannot follow it anymore. >> the death of the colombian author and literary giant gabriel garcia marquez is making headlines around the world. >> there is an outpouring of emotion in the colombian press. it is important to note he was effectually known to friends and family as gabo. he was a national hero in columbia, but south america as well. he encouraged freedom movements. they say he is immortal. international papers are also paying tribute to him today. he was known for many of his novels including "100 years.'s they talk about how a literary giant is dead. they say the supreme storyteller managed to alter the shape of his country's reality and that of south america. >> thank you for a look at t

she is an m.p. campaigning fob reelection.ther was sold as a child bride to a much older opium addict. decades have not eased the pain of her traumatic youth. she says her granddaughter's achievements astonish her. >> i am surprised, you see this woman among the men, talking with men. in my time, women were not allowed to talk with men. they covered their faces. it was a different time. maybe this is the will of god. >> it's still difficult in today's afghanistan for women to have careers in politics. this is one of the most conservative cities. taliban threats make it dangerous for women to campaign. she is relying on her reputation to win votes. she says for the past five years, she has been fiercely in corruptible. she was homeless when she first became an m.p. at one point, living in this tent with her family. despite their modest government salaries, most afghan m.p.'s live in huge houses, paid for through corruption. her reputation has attracted wealthier supporters. they eventually raised enough money for a small house.

m.p.'s can either decline or be sold off. that was a similar angle picked up by another paper. it says there is disenchantment in france between the government and big companies. >> let's come back to another big story. the crisis in eastern ukraine. the e.u. and u.s. are set to hand down new sanctions and an effort to de-escalate tensions. >> what is interesting is they will reach the top leader in russia, vladimir putin. it has been suspected he has a secret fortune but they have been unable to discover it. numbers have imploded -- floated up to $70 billion. but last year the russian president only declared an income of over $100,000. if he has $70 billion, that would make him the richest head of state in world history. the article has linked into commodities trading groups, oil and railway groups. some say the u.s. is sending a clear message they may have some -- found the secret fortune and a way to get to it. the idea is if they can find the secret fortune, he may not be able to shrug off sanctions so easily. >> until that is confirmed, a lot of people think sanctions are

. >> officials described the female m.p. who confronted the gunman as a hero. this morning they are trying to find out what triggered the attack. omar villafranca has our report. >> reporter: ft. hood was on lockdown after gunfire rang out wednesday afternoon. army officials say the gunman was using a semiautomatic weapon that was not registered on post. officials at ft. hood say it was one of their own who opened fire on fellow soldiers wednesday afternoon, killing three and injuring more than a dozen before turning his gun on himself. >> its believed that he walked into one of the unit buildings, opened fierks got into a vehicle, fired from a vehicle, got out of the vehicle, walked into another building, and opening fire again. >> reporter: the gunman was described as a married iraq war veteran. he was before considering for post-traumatic stress disorder and was taking medication. >> we do know that the soldier had behavioral health and mental health issues and was being treated for that. >> reporter: emergency crews responded to the scene and the injured we

amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be unwelcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko artsy. to go with some other stories from around the world sunni militants have claimed responsibility for the series of blasts that killed at least thirty and left forty wounded in baghdad three explosions took place at a stadium during a political rally attended by sounds of shia supporters so terror and violence has plagued iraq since the evacuation of u.s. troops in two thousand and eleven u.n. figures show the death toll in the country has climbed to its highest level since two thousand and eight. nato service members have been killed in a helicopter crash in the southern afghan province of kandahar taliban forces claim to have shot down the helicopter but officials have not confirmed this nato troops are preparing to leave the afghan territory at the end of this year leaving the task of fighting the taliban to the local

the shooter killed himself when a heroic m.p. pulled her gun on them.m. since this is a tragic repeat of history, i'm just going to repeat this comment. and i quote, military base shootings could be halted for good with the stroke of obama's pen. all he has to do is rescind bill clinton's 1993 order banning military personnel from carrying side arms. that action turned it into a gun-free zone. why? is anyone better trained to carry a weapon than the u.s. military? yet when they were under siege at fort hood or at the navy yard, they had to wait helplessly for the police to come and save them. it's not only deadly, it's as senseless as banning construction workers from carrying hammers. end of quote. now, if you wonder who said that, well, that was said by me on my daily radio commentary back september 19th, 2013. yet the policy still stands. while a lot more victims no longer can. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night. and god bless. stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." twitter @ megyn canc kelly, thank you for joini

by one of the m.p.'s from the chauvinist union board of russian inhabitants of ukraine i would have acted much more harshly i would have just shot them the enemy is prevailing in our land they should have been chased out in sixteen fifty four. beings only does one thing death and that's the end of the quote. you know this is said by a woman can you imagine what chanting in the head of her brutal complete tree is and this is not the most radical group in the ukrainian political spectrum should we be surprised that the peaceful political protest and the request by the people of the south east of ukraine to listen to their acts aspirations was met by the rather by draconian laws on long term prison sentences for separatism just two years two days ago showed that after our numerous calls to the organization for inclusive national political dialogue with. some common sense there was. a new look the prime minister was in donetsk and he did not meet with the representatives of the protests about he did say the

. >> female m.p. and then come back to your question she clearly performed her duty exceptionally well, there are others. there were folked inside these buildings that performed very heroic acts in saving others. there's at least one chaplain that shielded and saved other soldiers politic some windows and got them to safety. i think the performance of the medical staff was exceptional. and i have seen a lot of medical staff perform in combat, and the performance here easily rose to those levels of combat standards. so there's a lot of heroism out there. and yes, she did fire her weapon. >> go ahead. >> we with have all the command information throughout the day-to-day. but all the reports and my personal observations so far, you have an installation that is strong, and resilient. professional soldiers very high percentage of combat veterans here, so the morale is serious, it is professional, and we are going about our duties to take care of the families and move on. >> no indication that he was target

leisure wear that's popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be unwelcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko artsy london. and staying away you were taxpayers are paying a high price for keeping julian assange under lock and key tell you what exactly millions of pounds are being spent on as one of the world's most famous was a lowers remains holed up inside it with dorian embassy in london the full story is an r.t. dot com. also there a setback for the pentagon which is backing out of one of its most expensive weapons ever as the effectiveness of its new stealth fighter jets is called into question. right to see. first street view and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. the the in. now let's take a look some other stories from around the world and turkey's president abdullah gul side and new law widening the powers of the country's secret service the bill grants more room for foreign operations and dropping

leisure to add it popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be unwelcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down polyploid see. still to come a new russian capsule could transform space flight paths and technology update or if you're watching us from the u.k. but maybe headed your way. you know people always say democracy should mean power by the people of the people hopefully sometimes for the people but when this people power system gets discussed it basically boils down to voting and being able to stand around with a sign but that is a very narrow view one new russian law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the ability to defend public order by working with the police or forming their own peoples militias the law also forces local and regional governments to create the conditions necessary for these militias called geno's to thrive i think this is a good thing because despite our supposedly love for people power we are pretty much he

leisure wear that particular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be unwell. but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko artsy. no one then it isn't the only place where the sentiment has hit the streets thousands of them to nazi protesters clashed with police in berlin they staged a demonstration against thirty members of the far right national democratic party the group's members had planned to march through the city but were stopped in their tracks by the large ground. five nato service members have been killed in a helicopter crash in the southern afghan province of kandahar a taliban forces claim to have shot down the helicopter but officials have not confirmed this the troops are preparing to leave the afghan territory at the end this year leaving the task of fighting the taliban to the local army. four story building has collapsed in vienna injuring at least six people because it's not been identified yet but witnesses say they heard an e

leisure wear that popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be on welcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko r.t. . let's take a look at some other news stories in brief and now turkey's president abdullah gul has signed in you know why i mean the powers of the country secret service the bill grants a more room for foreign operations and eavesdropping the opposition accuses the prime minister whose party initiated the legislation of tightening the screws in the country that says he faces a challenge to his authority calling corruption scandals and street protests. all crew members of the south korean ferry which sank last wednesday are now in custody after police arrested the last four on saturday the captain of the ship has already been charged with negligence and violating maritime law for abandoning his post meanwhile divers searching the wreck have found forty eight bodies in a single cabin so far one hundred eighty six seven

the spanish parliament has rejected his request for a vote on independence the vast majority of m.p.'s voted against the bid after nearly seven hours of debate i despite the decision catalan officials promised to press ahead with a breakaway from spain currently several regions are seeking independence in europe including scotland and it leads the net. the world health organization says an. it is one of the most challenging in recent decades the organization thinks it could take months to contain the virus so far one hundred and eleven people dead most of the cases in guinea countries like sierra leone and liberia also infections reported there. now a marine standing guard at a military base in the u.s. state of north carolina has been shot dead by a colleague of dora to say the incident is not considered an act of terrorism there is no active gunman just last week an iraq war veteran killed three soldiers before turning the gun on himself at fort hood base in texas now for the past two weeks we've been following the adventures of our reporter in the deep dark depths of siberia she's

selling leisure web it popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that he may be on welcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boycott see. london not the only place where anti nazi sentiment took to the streets police clashed with thousands of berliners as they block or group of right wing activists from staging a march courting to german security services the national democratic party has a racist and anti-semitic agenda and planned a route to a district densely populated with immigrants but were blocked by a large crowd of protesters police report that four party supporters and nine counter demonstrators were us. four story building partially collapsed in vienna leaving one dead and six wounded because an identified yet but bystanders say they did hear an explosion before the collapse there are fears that more people could be trapped inside. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said his new unity government bringing together fatah and hamas groups will

size of the population in bahrain you could say for want of a better word over kill or for opposition m.p. siad how the massai believes the west is turning a blind eye to what's going on here. government tried to cut off the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one very year and saying that nothing is going on here in bahrain everything is normal on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on their human rights are talking about our freedom our our political rights we should share in. processing the politic and process and. a little job will spend two years in jail because he's raising his voice supporting the victims of killing off torture or for arbitrary detention and lots of things here in bahrain in the problem not with the money here in bahrain the problem not only link. quality kind of problem and human rights problem. as you know if you watch is regulated they are prigs you round the clock coverage of the news affecting your well have you ever wondered about the nuts and bolts of it all comes together well in about two ho

in the meantime motorists hit by parking fines can perhaps take some comfort in the fact that even m.p.'s. i mean that's really good to have i think it just so well you know i was proud to say should i declare an interest in. you how they're. good. and we are scum painter and you keep kind of it julian deverall what he thinks is behind the industrial use of surveillance cameras. they use it as a special new there's no doubt about it and there's also another consists of death on behalf of the local council when she's to try and discourage notorious from driving into that town census that believes they use this constant sort of men as this social menace. you know look at citronelle discourage people from driving that culls i think central government do nearly this is becoming an increasing problem and that increasing menace to members of the public so central government making the right noises as yet we certainly haven't seen any action it's been a pleasure having you with us here at all to international today i'm stepping aside as promised abby martin breaking the set to be next. the am

is how the m.p. from the nationalists forbode a party suggest dealing with protesters. i'm sorry but i would have to shut them dead look the enemy is operating in our land what are we talking about so today's response is absolutely warranted but the measure should be must tough for our people who have sacrificed their lives so these creatures that are coming here to serve only one thing which is death. however ukrainian police aren't very eager to shoot at the protesters british journalist graham phillips he is in debt with this one display of solidarity with the demonstrators now it's calm at the moment but last night we saw something rather different late last night around eleven o'clock a boss pulled up an adjoining pushkin boulevard that cause ripples of anger of expressions of air rationing the crowd here immediately marched to the bus with about fifty police officers heckling that bass the wall to k. she was in terms of language strong language exchanged that was pushing the police officers inside very uncomfortable to be there and the crowd was chanting traitors

. >> in any base, colonel hunt, have you m.p.'s. you have military police. they are armed. right. it's just like any other society. they are there to stop crime. protect the people. but, the -- what happens is that everybody knee jerks this stuff. you know, oh the guns, and if you look at what colonel peters just said, i mean, it makes perfect sense, i understand the other side as well. how do you come down on it? >> well, to me, it's tragedy. my thoughts and prayer goes out to the families. i don't think it's a second amendment or gun issue at all. i think that we absolutely do -- could use much more help mental health. the only possibility to discuss, not implement would be considering arming some leadership on the military. but you really have to look at it. i agree this a random act of violence. >> even everybody in h. a gun it would be a shootout. >> colonel hunt do you work in boston and i have helped you a little bit with that work. among soldiers who are mentally ill. who have mental problems. >> you are right. >> now, lopez was being treated. but there is only so m

girls and dissidents and patriots who have made this journey including the ukrainian singer and former m.p. [applause] >> when protesters gathered in the square under the guns of that government, she memorablely kept singing the national anthem to calm and hearten protesters. just sprung from the ordeal of two years in the prisons of putin's, russia, putty riot. [cheers and applause] >> they're here in the audience, i hope they will stand and we'll stand with you, pussy riot! cheers and applause] >> it's great to be able to tell you that in year five, women in the world is on the move. we have taken the exhillerating energy of the summit to brazil, chicago, l.a., and london. we're planning san antonio, texas, mexico city, and thanks to all of you, thanks to all of you for making that happen, for being here, for tweeting and spreading the word. it's amazing what has happened. hanks, too, to my friend and co-conspirator who is also here tomorrow night. the participants in this year's summit have come tonight from 25 countries, women who are agents of change, women who are innovators, trouble

leisure aware that popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.p. has said that it may be unwelcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko artsy. a lot of is the only place where i did not see sensible spin hitting the streets you see in your pictures from germany please crushed with thousands of berliners as they blocked a group of right wing extremists from stage in march according to the german security services the national democratic party as a racist an anti semitic agenda that planned the routes to a district densely populated with immigrants but was you can see were blocked by large crowds of protesters that the police report of four party supporters and nine counter demonstrators were arrested. by nato servicemen have been killed in a helicopter crash in the southern afghan province of kandahar taliban forces claim to shot down the helicopter but officials haven't confirmed that yet the troops are preparing to leave the afghan territory at the end of t

mind though that the population of bahrain is just one point three million people former opposition m.p. side have your messiah he told us he believes the west is turning a blind eye to what's going on their government try to cover up the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one. year and saying that nothing is going on here in bahrain everything is an older model on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on there are human rights are talking about our freedom our our political rights we should share in. processing the politic and process and. let me know you are my little job will spend two years in jail because he is raising his voice supporting the victims of killing off torture or or for arbitrary detention and lots of things we are in bahrain in the problem not with the money here in bahrain the problem not only living our politic on a problem and human rights problem. alerting you to a couple stories going to lot of clicks tonight among the very many stories on there the syrian government and the opposition blame each o

the m.p.'s and fort hood police are very on top of it.or something like this to happen, if the soldier did come on post, it's kind of shocking that he got through without being detected. >> sir, it's hard to imagine, i'm guessing you as one who is serving your nation there, to imagine that one of your fellow soldiers woo do such a thing, jennifer griffin at the pentagon is reporting now that's exactly what's happened. i just won do you how you as a soldier process such a thing. >> it's hard, i mean, kind of a growing up in the military kind of thing it's kind of hard to accept a soldier doing something like this. especially a brotherhood that you have throughout the military careers. it is kind of -- it's hard to comprehend. it's hard to accept it kind of thing. >> those in my family who are in the military in different branches say. if there is one thing that's an absolute truth. we are a family and we are a family here to serve. and when somebody inside your family does something like, this i don't know how you have trust anymore. >> th

more from his car, and firing more rounds in a second building before he was confronted by a female m.p. that's when he put the gun to his own head and pulled the trigger. as of yesterday afternoon, the army's criminal investigation division, texas rangers, and the fbi evidence responsel processie with 150 agents assigned to the case. two of the dead were members of lopez' unit. sergeant first class daniel ferguson of mulberry, florida. his fiancee said he blocked a door to keep lopez from entering a room full of more soldier. sergeant timothy wayne, owens, 37, of effingham, illinois, tried to calm lopez but was shot five times in the chest. the third fatality, sergeant carlos lazainy resignati y rodr celebrated 20 years in the army and was planning to retire soon. the victims are being remembered in church services across texas. wednesday a huge memorial service is being planned on post. >> rick leventhall reporting from ft. hood. thanks for that. >>> can we find some way to protect our troops on military bases here at home? let's bring in texas congressman michael mccall, chair of the

from the car and then firing more rounds in a second building before he was confronted by a female m.p. when he put the gun to his own head and pulled the trigger. the army's criminal investigation decision, next rangers and the f.b.i. response time are processing the scene with 150 agents assigned to the case. two of the dead were members of his ain't, daniel ferguson, and his fiance say he blocked a door to keep lopez to enter a room of other soldiers. and soldier owens of illinois tried to call him and was shot five times in the chest. the third, rodriguez just celebrated 20 years in the army and planned to retire soon. this morning, the victims are remembered at church services across texas and on wednesday, a encourage memorial service is planned here on the post. >> thank you, risk, from ft. hood. >> can we find a way to recollect our troops on military bases? we will bring in texas congressman, chair of the house homeland security committee. here in the studio, virginia senator on the armied services committee. chairman, any new information on why specialist lopez went on the ra

and extremist threat within the e.u. a british m.p. warns that neo nazi policies could destroy the union if the popularity continues to rise those stories and much much more on t.v. dot com. next that investigation by reporters from the if so see. presses uncovered a u.s. funded projects to create a social network in cuba the goal of the twitter like service was allegedly to political unrest and weaken the government the state department has admitted to this game but insists the aims were purely democratic we believe that the cuban people need platforms like this to use them self to decide what their future will look like so this program was specific to cuba other places around the world that we do democracy promotion different ways and i was marie harf from the u.s. state department speaking now that despite assurances from washington political analyst andrew craig believes that this creates a worrying precedent it's a considerable embarrassment for the united states policies personnel both on staff and private contractors it's obviou

million canisters to be precise which actually outnumbers the country's population former position m.p. side how they are massai believes the west is turning a blind eye to the situation the government tried to to cut off the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one. year and saying nothing is going on here in bahrain if it is an older model on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on their human rights politic of ours and so on but the government unfortunately always sorry to ignore all these demands. ok let's round up some of today's world news headlines for you now starting with two separate bomb blasts in india targeting officials and they have killed at least twelve people maoist rebels are suspected there conducting a campaign of violence to disrupt the ongoing general election insurgence of stage frequent nationwide attacks over several decades pushing for india's port have a greater share of the country's natural resources. elsewhere a suspected gas attack in northern syria has reportedly left two dead and many othe

in the meantime motorists hit by parking fines can perhaps take some comfort in the fact that even m.p.'s. because we get to have the fighting to get it so well you know i was proud to so should i declare it interest of. you how there. are three hundred. and campaign and you could counter that julianne deverall shared what he thinks is behind the use of cameras on an industrial scale they use it against you there's no doubt about that and there's also another concerted effort on behalf of the council which is to try and discourage from driving into their town centers their believes they use this constant sort of men social menace. in order to try and discourage people from driving their cars i think central government do nearly this is becoming an increasing problem and the increasing menace to members of the club so central government making the right noises as yet we certainly haven't seen any action. a car bomb has killed at least thirty six people in the syrian city of homes that's according to a government official who says that tiger struck in a predominantly alawite district jus

group admits that it has been fighting alongside al qaida and an extremist threat within the british m.p. warns that the n.r.c. parties could destroy the union if their popularity continues to rise we've got these stories plus plenty more at r.t. dot com. a new leak has revealed a program secretly funded by washington to create a twitter like service for cuba the aim of the project called weeds to stir public opposition to the castro regime the u.s. state department has admitted to the scheme but says the aims were purely democratic we believe that the cuban people need platforms like this to use themselves to decide what their future will look like so this program was specific to cuba other places around the world that we do democracy promotion different ways that was marie harf from the u.s. state department but despite assurances from washington political analyst andrew craig believes this creates a worrying precedent. it's a considerable embarrassment for the united states policies personnel both on staff and private contractors it's obviously aimed at cuba but part of the embarrassm

keep in mind that the population of bahrain is just one point three million people former opposition m.p. side hadi el massai believes the west is turning a blind eye to the situation the government tried to talk about a situation in bahrain barbara. saying that nothing is going to. in bahrain if it's in use an older man on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people trying to emphasize on there are human rights are talking about a lot of freedom a lot to think of right we should share in. processing be politic and process and behind. that many. will spend two years in jail because he's raising his voice supporting the victims of killing off torture all for i've been through the tension and lots of things are in between the problem not with the money here in mclean the problem not the living. quality kind of problem and human rights problem. will say answers i bomber has killed at least ten people and one to twelve more in northern iraq the attacker drove a vehicle loaded with explosives into a security checkpoint in the city of mosul and then detonated h

one point six billion canisters that actually outnumbers the country's population former opposition m.p. side how they are massai believes that the west is turning a blind eye to the situation the government tried to to cut off the situation in bahrain by bringing formula one. year and saying nothing is going on here in the very near but it is an older model on the other hand there is a very strong demand by the opposition by the people. to emphasize human rights politic of ours and so it's on but the government unfortunately always sorry to ignore all these demands it's got a quick reminder of our breaking news ukraine's interior minister says that several people have been injured on both sides after security forces have launched an operation to remove protesters occupying government buildings in eastern ukraine these are the latest pictures we're getting from the scene protesters are reinforcing barricades in the city center of traffic police and armored vehicles block the entrance to the city the leader of ukraine's radical right sector group says that he's sending his people to east

and an extremist threat within the british m.p. warns that near an arson parties could destroy the union if their popularity continues to rise we've got these stories plus plenty more at r.t. dot com. for decades the u.s. has gone to great lengths to overthrow the cuban leadership and according to recent revelations washington has even secretly funded a twitter like service for cubicles and zinnia hoping to use it to public unrest the u.s. state department has already reacted to the leak came in the search method was used just for the sake of democracy and only in cuba we believe that the cuban people need platforms like this to use themselves to decide what their future will look like so this program was specific to cuba other places around the world that we do democracy promotion in different ways and that was very hard from the u.s. state department but despite assurances from washington political analyst andrew craig believes this creates a worrying precedent. it's a considerable embarrassment for the united states policies per

selling leisure web it popular amongst eastern europeans many of whom live in this area while the local m.phas said that it may be unwelcome but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want to shut up shut down probably boyko artsy london. and was saying in the u.k. when taxpayers paying a high price for keeping julian a son john to lock and key will tell you what exactly millions of pounds are being spent on as one of the world's most famous whistleblowers remains well up and signed to the ecuadorian embassy in london the full story is on r t v dot com. all the while you there is setback for the pentagon which is backing out of one of its most expensive weapons adds up as the effectiveness of its new stealth fighter jets is called into question. right to some other news. stories in a brief right now. turkey's president of dillard glow has signed a new law why bring the policy of the country secret service the bill brown small room for foreign operations and dropping the opposition accuses the prime minister whose party initiated the legislation

. >> sergeant, here to back up your thoughts with some facts, as soon as lopez was confronted by an m.pen he stopped and took his own life. the first time he was confronted. maybe he wouldn't have done this if he knew he was going to be stopped by a bunch of people that were going to shoot back. >> absolutely. when he was first confronted -- and it's about how you confront a person that has some challenges. if you come at them in a threatening manner, then they're going to resort to violence. but you have toç calm the person down and look at their nonverbal cues before you make a reaction. >> retired staff sergeant alonzo lunsford, he was there five years ago and he knows better than anybody what the folks at fort hood are going through today. sir, thanks for your service and thank you for being here today. >> a feminist conference claims to be inclusive until a conservative woman shows up. listen. >> i just feel this is a conservative [inaudible] so i wanted to warn you. you guys aren't wanted. >> we're not wanted here? >> the woman behind that video live next. >> you know her as ungr