well let's get some analysis now with neil clark is an investigative journalist who's written extensively on the middle east and joins us live from london sir i know it's a bit difficult to comment on this from the u.k. but how do you foresee this violence and unrest affecting the situation and stability in egypt what it's a very dangerous escalation i think because whether we take the line from the army that you were before to kill them or marks obviously a very dangerous situation and the muslim brotherhood really has got the keys to this situation out of so what will they do next they call for an uprising against. the salafist groups a consequence of that and we have very dangerous situation where we could see egypt break and full scale civil war let's hope that doesn't work and i think the main point now could be to to to offer an olive branch the opposition in this in the state of affairs at the moment you say the muslim brotherhood has the keys to the situation here but it seems unlikely in the way that things have been developing on the ground that it's really the military that has

illegal invasion in two thousand and three neal thank you so much for your thoughts here that was neil clark journalist and broadcaster talking to us here on our team extremely. well you can stay up to date with all our stories on air and online as well and here's a peek of what's waiting for you on our web site day at the core it's a lot in siberia remote russian region moves to the forefront of science with the world's biggest facility to detect mysterious gamma rays at the end of the universe . and another click away at our t.v. dot com for you today killer style in new york find out why immigration officers decided these rebel could gun deals just why the full story of this fashion full body is on our website are right now. after years of indefinite detention almost half of the guantanamo prisoners will finally see their cases reviewed the news comes as a hunger strike at the notorious jail nears its six month legal reviews were actually ordered by president obama more than two years ago but it's only now actual preparations have begun so out of one hundred sixty six prisoners currently

month has already seen over a seven hundred and twenty twenty two deaths journalist and broadcaster neil clark says the u.s. wanted and stable iraq which is why they invaded the country in the first place. this instability to two thousand and three and the illegal invasion when a secular government which all the countries together was destroyed by the west deliberately and i think that this chaos is all and i think the last thing the west wants is a stable iraq peaceful iraq because at these fleurette will be a regional cleric and they don't want that usa doesn't want a strong iraq israel doesn't want a stronger rats i think this kind of a loss is an icky bombs going off every day i think it suits the west very well in fact temple unfortunately al-qaeda is an ally of the west in many ways in this and so we've got this sort of double game going on where we're told that al qaeda is the great enemy the great threat that western policies are used in the dirty work in a lot of countries in this region we did it in libya and in syria today so i think that the blood the blood shed is on the hands of

well neil clark a journalist focusing on the middle east thinks egyptian is in danger of plunging into civil war if the president continues to turn a blind eye to the overwhelming public discontent you can't stay on it quite clear that the people had moved on and he's been a total disaster the year he speaks about he's broken every single progress that he made when he was elected and it's time for him to go if he doesn't go i think civil war could happen because you know people are extremely angry and they're angry about what happened in twenty eleven because they wanted radical change in twenty seven they didn't just want the government to your place by another us western puppet and that's what's happened there hasn't been any real changes to the economy people are getting poor unemployment's going up and up and up and people want real change they're not going to be content with just another us shooting in cairo the outrage at its islamist government being backed by washington comes in the wake of president obama's tour of africa in cross stuff coming up at four pm g.m.t. piro avails

neil clark who is a journalist focusing on the middle east things is in danger of plunging into civil war if president morsi insist on staying because it stay on the clear that the people had more than enough of it he's been a total disaster the year he speaks about he's broken every single progress that he that he made when he was elected and it's time for him to go if he doesn't go i think civil war could happen because you know people are extremely angry and they're angry about what happened in twenty eleven because they wanted radical change in twenty seven they didn't just want mubarak to be replaced by another pro u.s. western puppet i mean what's happened there hasn't been any real changes to the economy people are getting poor unemployment's going up and up and up and people want real change they're not going to be content with just another us student in cairo. now still ahead syria is bracing itself for a flood of american weapons amid u.s. claims that deadly cargo will only be given to so-called moderate rebel fighters but critics warned they will just prolong the two your c

has been hearing from world affairs journalist neil clark. the political debate needs to go on but the fact is the economy is getting worse millions of egyptians are starving virtually out there i'm employed one in four young people are employed bread pasta going up and it doesn't matter who is in power unless the economic problems we address urgently then these at least on the rest will continue and any government that consoled me secondly it will get the support of the majority of people the trouble what morsi came into out with all these promises he didn't deliver there will be unrest against a group now we've got a new government but the demonstration will continue unless they get a grip on the economy while r.t.l. trues also in cairo went to find out what exactly is motivating morsi supporters to stand up to the army. a lot of people are saying that it was a popular will the first time and morsy out of office what is your reaction to that actually. first of all i want to say that i am one of the people who went out in the streets and gen

own state near the border with turkey ousting the other rebel groups out world affairs journalist neil clark believes the syrian opposition would use al qaida threats to desperately try to secure western intervention. it's interesting when president assad was warning about al-qaeda in syria from twenty eleven all of which he was dismissed by the west you scaremongering etc he was saying that al-qaeda was coming to her in syria and now we're hearing this from the f.s.a. it was interesting isn't it that those of those who did want these were half were dismissed as the book ologist gross out of all of us the syrian government now the west has got to wake up to what's really going on and that i think having said that it's very important journalist on the f.s.a. strategy free syrian army is very keen to get western intervention there now change their strategy they're saying look al qaeda going to take over unless we do need and help out the f.s.a. to last and i think now they're lost and say look you've got to help us out and to try to put the training so who could go out the moderate rebels but

well the first journalist and award winning blogger neil clark told me he believes the syrian opposition will use the al qaeda threat to desperately try to secure western intervention that. it's interesting isn't it when president assad was warning about al-qaeda in syria from twenty eleven or was he was dismissed by the west it was scaremongering etc he was saying that al qaeda was coming to her in syria and now we're hearing this from the f.s.a. so it's interesting isn't it that those of those who didn't want this would have were dismissed as the apologist for a sad ologist the syrian government now the west has got to wake up to what's really going on and that i think having said that it's very important to understand the f.s.a. strategy of the free syrian army is very keen to get western intervention i think they're now change their strategy look al qaeda going to take over unless we do the and help us the f.s.a. have lost all bases and i think now they're lost and say look you've got to help us and to try to put the trends of the good guys the moderate rebels but i'm not talking com

of the mubarak era ok thank you neal what do we do have to leave it there that said journalist neil clark live from oxford thank you and how do you. still ahead syria is bracing itself for a flood of american weapons amid u.s. claims that deadly cargo will only be given to so-called moderate rebel fighters but critics warn they will just prolong the two year conflict and lead to even greater bloodshed that story coming up shortly. the fate of the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden may be decided today in moscow where venezuelan president nicolas maduro is jude to arrive the leader of the world's most oil rich nation has hinted that if snowden requests it he could be given asylum by caracas all of this is europe reels from revelations that its leaders have been victims of u.s. bugging and surveillance r.t. your piece going off as the story. edward snowden has already asked ecuador for political asylum and they're currently reviewing the request but there's speculation that the question is still far from having been decided so the second or so already granted political asylum to julian s

more moderate opposition and seizing its weapons and all smuggling routes world affairs journalist neil clark believes the terrorist threat may be the pretext for the rebels to secure western intervention. it's interesting isn't it when president assad was warning about al-qaeda in syria from twenty eleven all of which he was dismissed by the west scaremongering etc he was saying that al-qaeda was coming to her in syria and now we're hearing this from the f.s.a. it was interesting isn't it that those of those who did want this were were dismissed as the colleges for a sad ologist of the syrian government now the west is going to wake up to what's really going on and that i think having said that it's very important george w. bush a strategy free syrian army is very keen to get western intervention i think they're now change their strategy and they're saying look al-qaeda going to take control unless you do need and help out the f.s.a. the law and i think now they're lost and say look you've got to help us out and to try to put themselves in the good guys the moderate rebels but not too late b

neil clark warren is the founder. he credits the scientific approach.line dating was for loosers. that has not been the case. this is the thing about eharmony, you have people fill out the 29 questions. this is what i find sometimes, people can look really great on paper. then you meet them in person and you go yikes. or there's no chemistry there. because how do you get chemistry from a questionnaire? >> well you can't get it from a questionnaire. that's a big problem. so what we try to do is give people multiple opportunities to find compatible people. once you find a compatible person. somebody who on these 28 dimensions is really the right person for you then you look for chemistry. >> you can give me a couple of examples of two of questions you'd ask somebody? >> well you'd want to know what the person's intelligence level is. you're not going to be very happy with somebody whose intelligence is way above yourself or way below yours. we began to see -- >> one, i don't like that do you? intelligence is way below yours? >> that's not good >> but they

create its own state near the border with turkey forcing rival rebel groups out meanwhile journalist neil clark believes that the syrian opposition will use the al qaeda threat in a bid to secure western intervention. it's interesting that when president assad was warning about al qaeda in syria from twenty eleven overs he was dismissed by the west it was scaremongering etc he was saying that al-qaeda was coming to her in syria and now we're hearing this from the f.s.a. it was interesting isn't it that those of those who did want this would were dismissed as the colleges for a sad quality of the syrian government now the west has got to wake up to what's really going on and that i think having said that it's very important george w. bush a strategy free syrian army is very keen to get western intervention i think they're now change their strategy their second look al qaeda going to take a lesson and help out the f.s.a. a lot and i think now they're lost and say look you've got to help us out and to try to put themselves in the good moderate rebels but not too late because of terrible crimes and

. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to neil patrick harris, jim gaffigan, the dream, gary clark