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find out on r t. live. technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got the future are covered. welcome back to the show our guests this softer freedom activist and guru dr richard solomon and we're talking about the big brother reality of the surveillance state so i gather steve jobs and bill gates aren't exactly your heroes but give knowledge their contribution in bringing so many people together creating this global community when they were embraced and nurtured innovation and huge progress malicious technology can't be excused if it has some good effects now we've got to realize that first of all microsoft's and apple software are proprietary that means the users don't control the program rather the program controls the users well that's an injustice and that's the existence of proprietary software although it wasn't for microsoft or apple back then is why i started the free software movement in addition to setting things up so that they control the program and the program control

or come back and this is r t live from moscow u.s. intelligence leaker edward snowden is way off first for political asylum from three latin american nations with speculation mounting that he'll be heading to venezuela support for the whistleblower on the run is growing on the continent speaking exclusively to r.t. ecuador's foreign minister called on other countries to follow the example set by venezuela believe in the garage go on and off for refuge to victims of u.s. political persecution morea work now picks out the highlights of the interview as the world waits to see which country edward snowden will pick as his new home martine spoke exclusively with ecuador's foreign minister ricardo. about the n.s.a. whistleblower and the fallout following his revelations now ecuador was the first to initiate an emergency summit among south american states after a plane carrying bolivian president evo morales was grounded in vienna last week it was grounded according to reports on suspicion that snowden was on board in route from moscow forei

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welcome to the program here on r t. live in moscow with your top world headlines edward snowden has reportedly invited prominent russian and international human rights activists and lawyers for a conference today the whistleblower in hiding is said to be a port here in moscow where the meeting is set to take place in there very shortly here on the program we'll speak with our correspondent go for the inside scoop on this developing story here on our for the meantime though profit not patriotism may be driving the telecom and tech giants enthusiasm of a washington's surveillance program from microsoft to google it's a merger that companies are raking in cash by selling off your data to the government and its taxpayers of course who are stumping up the money. nature can has more on this surveillance price list. if you are a u.s. taxpayer whether or not you agree with the government's wholesale electronic snooping you are paying for it and you will probably never know how much exactly because for the covert world of its unaccou

find out on r t. live right on the scene clinch stricklin and i think the term limits. on our employers linster list libby and the list. welcome back to the kaiser report on america guys are going to turn to jeff scholes of the real company jan welcome back to the kaiser blank you found me right jen let's take a look at the white hot chinese gold market tell us about your latest report we have been doing a series of reports on various exchanges around the world and we couldn't ignore what was happening in china you know i think i've been on i think three or four times now and every time we go back to chime his demand by saying in that country so we decided we'd look at the shanghai gold exchange and we took the three most liquid contracts two of which are available for next day delivery and in terms of the size of the country it's actually a lot more accessible to the average joe as it were and wiser well there's a much smaller size that is one k.g. or three k.g. contracts and what we found was which you know has been reported in the last few weeks but what we found was

welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow the hunger strike again time a bay prison is now in its six months was no sign of a resolution guards at the u.s. military jail in cuba are resorting to a new harsh tactics to force an end to the protests reportedly slamming cell doors up to three hundred times a night to keep prisoners awake that's according to british inmate shakur on their sleep deprivation is allegedly linked to the upcoming ramadan fast when force feeding will be conducted at night and the detainees lawyers warned out in view of the inmates we condition keeping their wake at night could be highly dangerous out of the one hundred six prisoners that are now refusing food forty five are being subjected to force feeding the u.s. government has to fan of. practice in the face of criticism from human rights groups are going to count investigates. the u. one cost to the u.s. to stop force feeding guantanamo hunger strikers the practice is against international law and is seen by many as a form of torture and here is one thing first the guards strap the detainee down to a

and win over the younger audience is up to date as the time comes to give up the fight and defeat live on r t i live. thank you for joining us who are not here today on real research i edward snowden's fate could finally see some clarity as the whistleblower has reportedly reapplied for refuge from moscow i mean while glenn greenwald the guardian journalist who are said to hold all of snowden's future revelations and claims the next leak could be the american government's worst nightmare all these polls scott now taking a closer look at just what's being revealed today. well not only are civilians from all over the world being monitored but so are governments that are closely allied to the united states according to newspaper reports thirty eight separate missions and embassies have been surveilled the countries believed to have been spied on are in green that starts in the asia pacific region south korean authorities to reinforce anti bugging measures after their missions were allegedly spied upon japan also fell foul to u.s. surveillance now moving it to the middle east iran's nuclear facil

live we'll. be. able to leave. good. we. just see them on it and. i. find i'm a better little. fifth. i. breaking news here on r. and t. live pictures that you just see from police are reportedly firing live ammunition and tear gas at pro morsi protesters in cairo as the country's still involved by massive rallies after he was removed from power by the army last week. was a blow on the run that was then could be heading to latin america where the leaders of the three countries say ready to grant him political asylum. others as there was a bill was most recent revelations that suggests a european nations up an equal footing with the n.s.a. surveillance program which is the not marked contrast to the public anger at the extent of you were sleeping. and the guards that going tom will be.

this is r t live from moscow thanks for being with us not just stuff just coming up now in fact twelve minutes past ten at night i'm kevin i mean now the u.s. has decided to go ahead with the delivery of four fighter jets to egypt despite president obama's order to review military aid to cairo it comes as a time of deep divisions in a country where emotions are running high after the overthrow of president mohamed morsi last week but let's take a closer look surely at america's role in the country twenty eleven when hosni mubarak was still in office egypt received one point three billion dollars worth of military aid much smaller two hundred fifty million dollars economic support package as well mubarak was then ousted and in twenty twelve mohamed morsi became the new president his muslim brotherhood movement at the approval of the u.s. government which continued to provide the same amount of aid that aid situation remains largely unchanged despite the political turmoil still gripping egypt to this day and the lack of a legitimate government now if america's plans remain unchanged this

a very good morning to you from all of us here at r t moscow. live in the russian capital with your worldwide headlines it is back to the revolution drawing board for egypt moved in and toppled the country's islamist president after just one year mohamed morsi is under arrest along with other members of the muslim brotherhood some described as a coup has been hailed by. islamist protest in cairo's tahrir square but fear is confrontations between supporters and opponents of the deposed leader claimed up to fourteen lives overnight details from the capital now. well we've received reports that security official say that the deposed president morsi and his entire presidential team are being held at a military intelligence facility this does follow a statement that was when least from most he's office in which he said that he considered this him if he could arrest warrants have been issued for some three hundred members of the muslim brotherhood the head of the president's political party be justin's and freedom has already been a wasted as has the deput

here watching r t a live from moscow with me tom would say let's take a look at the news this hour. egypt's interior ministry has warned it's going to disperse protesters seen as muslim brotherhood supporters continue their rallies that's following a night of deadly clashes between the military and those backing their deposed president morsy the health ministry has recognized a death toll of eighty but morsi supporters say it's over one hundred beltran is in cairo with more. an uncomfortable calm has descended across the country are very bloody nights here in egypt when there are clashes between security forces and supporters of ousted leader mohamed morsi i went to the city where the clashes took place which is in a place called nasr city if you kilometers from here where i'm standing into her square there were burned cars rocks and pools of blood to leading up towards the city and where supporters of mohamed morsy with reeling after this very fine and nights medics was scrubbing the floors of blood of the bodies had been basically stacked up in piles any place they could find they

thank you so much for joining us here on r t today. live in moscow with your worldwide headlines. but if he is a crying foul after a number of european states refused to let a plane carrying its president their airspace all because of rumors that surveillance whistleblower edward snowden may have been on board a bit earlier in the program i spoke to piss going off for more on this mali. so the president of bolivia evo morales was flying back home after this major gas supplier summit in moscow and when his plane need to be fueling went france denied lending at first they said it was due to technical reasons but then it turned out it was due to more is that edward snowden may have been on board so the aircraft staff asked other countries for assistance including portugal italy and spain and they denied landing as well and actually could reached a point when the aircraft began dangerously running out of fuel and they had to make a landing in austria but spain also demanded that the be allowed to check the aircraft for snowden something absolutely unprecedented this approach in dealin

live. mission free accreditation free in-store judges free. range month three. free the studio type free. download free blog plug in video for your media projects a free media dog r t v dot com. live close. to get. wealthy british style. free. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. breaking news starting five carriages of a passenger train into railed in southern russia tonight leaving over seventy people. just ahead. also. on the run edward snowden could be heading out in latin america with the leaders of three countries that are ready to grant him political asylum. brazil and russia being targeted by the u.s. snooping program. egypt's role deadly clashes between opponents of the ousted leader mohamed morsi as russia's president putin warns against an escalation in all out civil war now. also this week two with no sign of a let up in the guantanamo bay hunger strike now into a six month for.

this is r t international live update crowds fill streets in central moscow to protest against the five year jail sentence for russian anti corruption alexina valmy he's been found guilty of embezzlement. aiding the enemy sticks is a military judge sifts through bradley manning's charges which could potentially. life behind bars with no parole. chaos al qaida reportedly announces plans to create its own state in syria using land captured by the opposition and seizing its money and weapons to. and there's money to be made by getting britain out of the e.u. a report coming up on how one think tank plans of robot reward head of the proposed referendum. are going to be just joy this is kevin owen here tonight is to say just past eight pm now on our top story this russian anti corruption blogger alexina valmy has been handed five years in jail for embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from his state enterprise he was immediately arrested after the verdict and led from the dock in handcuffs you go piskun office in central moscow with reaction to the ruling no hi there we go what's going

find out on r t i. live. her current live whistlin. leaflet. limitlessly. mum. mum lists. her. son of a. live. live. live. live. live live. live . he thinks it's. easy to. see. the way. right from the seat. in the first tree limbs and i think you're. on a reformist twitter. and instagram led. me in the old. model. t. in jack and now the significant amount of small arms into these already extremely volatile region of the porous borders. what kind of a petition could it have not only for syria but also for the rest of the region it's a power game i mean if the opposition gets more weapons which can really strategically her to the government they could change target equation very rapidly. edward snowden still without asylum as russia says it hasn't gotten an official request yet from a fugitive whistleblower while washington scolds moscow for giving him a quote propaganda blood for. nurse try. a gun policy guantanamo jail officials claim inmates have started eating again but prisoners lawyers say it's not the end of the protest against a definite detention that's been dragging on

the merrill elections in moscow so this is the very latest information that we get here on r t there's a live pictures from the courthouse in the town of here if we're. seeing a volley of russian protest was a. jailed yesterday he heard his verdict and he's sentenced to five years in prison but today he was released pending his appeal. and now i'll be seeing of ali is subject to a travel ban but he has also announced that he will take part in the mayoral elections that are to take place later. what's now staying was those pictures that we're showing from the courthouse and the town of care of right now you're looking at alec seeing a volley. addressing the people there and the members of the media and to his right we see his wife there well this is of course breaking news on our t.v. were in of ali and his co-defendants earlier sentenced to jail time have now been released this releases temper of course pending your appeal and now they're subject to travel bans while the european force is in process here's some background into corruption blogger and a vocal kremlin critic now vali was convict

welcome back this is r t coming to live from moscow a presidential election campaign has kicked off in post-war mali the west african nation is struggling to return to cause order after an islamist occupation and a political crisis the transitional government has lifted the state of emergency in place since january gave sweeping powers to the army during the french intervention to drive militant forces out of the country's north thousands of un peacekeepers will be helping to maintain security join a vote set for july the twenty eighth france will be withdrawing most of its troops by the end of the year manny fear of mali is not ready for an election at a time when the around half a million people are displaced and peace is still very fragile are just moreas and met some of the people trying to get their lives back on track after being uprooted by the war. these people from a small village to the west of mali's capital may be muslim. but they also have their very own traditional beliefs stretching back to ration is using nuts to help predict the future and influence the weather well lo

r t i. interview. live. live. live. live live live . thank you. as it emerges some of the country's top cops. related to a legal bugging and. people in over one hundred american cities have rallied to demand justice for trayvon of the black teenager whose killer was acquitted a week ago walking the country. press on with protests. in the early hours of saturday that.

welcome back you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow july is not over yet but it's already become the deadliest month in iraq this year of the country's north has just suffered a brutal gun attack that claimed the lives of at least nine policeman cities and towns all across iraq are being devastated by similar attacks by al qaida insurgents on an almost daily basis what the lay on sunday is a terrorist group used a different tactic by elaine siege to to keep prisons and freeing up to have thousand and mates including al qaida followers more than fifty people were killed during those brazen for isn't. it's by adding this number to the soaring casualty figures casualty figures coming from various parts of iraq since saturday we had to shocking death toll of one hundred eighty seven in four days alone this brings us to the latest estimates which sadly show july's already seen more than seven hundred twenty civilians die in a bloody turmoil well let's discuss what's been happening in iraq with middle east blogger karl who's joining us live from london carl thank you so much for

more details about the latest crash and previous accidents our web site r t dot com is where you need to go well as we come to you live from the heart of the russian capital here on r t i'm rory sushi edward snowden's quest for asylum appears to be hitting a wave of antipathy and with nations apparently reluctant to get involved ecuador support has been lukewarm at best and russia says now that he can stay but only if he stops leaking information or some of those leaks of alienated even washington's closest allies and he said now it has the story. well it's now clear that snowden along with the help of wiki leaks has applied for asylum in some twenty one countries but it's becoming even more clear that more and more governments are very reluctant to reach out and help snowden president putin has said that snowden is welcome in russia if you quote stops harming our u.s. partners he added that russia will not be giving anyone off that they've never given anyone up and that the u.s. has never given anyone up to them pointing out that snowden needs to choose his final destination and go there the problem is that his optio

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welcome back you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow the chinese are the world's highest spending tourist and they shelled out over one hundred billion dollars traveling abroad last year one country that's not getting a share though is the u.k. artie's playboy explains why. it's one of the top global tourist destinations but according to new research securing a visa to come to the u.k. spreading to be more trouble than it's worth for hundreds of thousands of chinese citizens while getting visa to the european union will cover a visit to up to twenty six countries a visit to britain requires another lengthy and costly visa application process for would be chinese terrorists my cousin just study here as well should parents want to come here to visit. every chip is always a texas thing you turn. rolls everything is more expensive as in britain always people spend a lot of money. it's on news it is difficult to get their. toys so if you just want to come along it's just so complicated for the you can see and it is different as it is now the way. the problem isn't just confined to extr

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a welcome you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow with me and. the sim card in your mobile phone maybe leaving it wide open to hackers and surveillance teams trying to access your data up to seven hundred fifty million phones are reportedly at risk from an in-built bug which allows any third party to steal the sims encryption keys and to see expects turns out that as many as seven hundred fifty million cell phones around the world could be carrying flawed sim cards that could potentially leave their owners vulnerable to financial fraud and surveillance now sim cards hold key user data and have up until now been generally known to be one of the most secure parts of a mobile phone however the recently discovered bugs could allow hackers to access personal information and carry out illegal transactions and this was researched and announced by thirty one year old ethical hacker and we're now in german court break of course to know after repeated attempts to hack into sim cards over the last. three years you know says a shocking number of them can be

this is r t coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program now greece has got its next desperately need a bailout as tilman approved by the skin of its tees the money comes at the expense of thousands of public sector jobs even though prime ministers to mars says he stop objective jury a country's upcoming presidency is an economy free from the scourge of unemployment the rescue loan of four billion euros will come from the euro zone and the european central bank the i.m.f. is also expected to hand out a further one point eight billion to get the money athens has to fire four thousand civil servants by the end of the year while twenty five thousand more must be redeployed rescue funds have been crucial for keeping greece afloat for over three years now but as financial expert patrick young points out it's not curing the country's flawed economy. well unfortunately i've always argued that greece was never going to survive as long as it was in daylight mode because the difficulty is that you know through involved at alcoholics just tends to make them more alcohol

over the younger audience is up to date as the time come to give up the fight and defeat the earth live on r t. choose your language. call it make it with the influential senators feel some. good sense to. choose the opinions the great. choose the stories to. choose accents to. welcome back to the show our guest is softer freedom activist and gore dr richard stallman and we're talking about the big brother reality of the surveillance state so i gather steve jobs and bill gates aren't exactly your heroes but cube knowledge her contribution in bringing so many people together creating this global community when they were embraced and our church innovation huge progress. malicious technology can't be excused if it has some good effects now we've got to realize that first of all microsoft's and apple software are proprietary that means users don't control the program rather the program controls the users well that's an injustice and that's the existence of proprietary software although it wasn't for microsoft or apple back then is why i started the free software movement in addition to setting thi

live. it's r t with me rory sushi the kaiser report in a short while here on the program but for now the rifle rallies of supporters and opponents of the deposed president morsy they've turned deadly again at least four people killed dozens injured in clashes in cairo also north of the capital thousands of islamist demonstrators attempted to storm to or square where anti morsy supporters have been gathered for weeks the police deployed armored vehicles and used tear gas against the crowds several morsy supporters detained however despite the turmoil the interim government is pressing ahead with amending egypt's constitution the muslim brotherhood refusing to recognize the panel tasked with drafting the document a journalist that he believes that after the recent violence military will employ even harsher measures to try and stop the protests. are actually have proven over the past week specifically over this week that the oil willing and planning to get to continue to paralyze the capital cairo the paralysis of the city is in fact it could in fact hinder any any attempts to stabilize the situa

away from your television and just doesn't accept your mobile device so you can watch r t any time any where. i live. let's treat. you. with. a little. russian anti-corruption blogger always seen a volley could get a last minute reprieve a day after being sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement the court is now set to consider granting a temporary really nice pending appeal right now you're looking at live pictures from the courthouse. a life sentence looms for u.s. army private bradley manning after a judge uphold a charge that he ate of the enemy in leaking classified documents but washington faces an uphill struggle and its war on whistleblowers. and the e.u. puts a damper there on israel's meant expansion plans new cooperation guidelines make the occupied territories ineligible for future funding.

brought it one last go out of here still there on the line and kevin again you live on r t you can hear me. we've lost a lot ok we're trying to a little bit later she went to say look at the latest when tom obey the pentagon says it will repair treat to guantanamo inmates back to algeria claiming it's the first step toward closing the infamous facility prisoners at the camp sparked international condemnation of the obama administration by starting the continuing hunger strike back in february against their abuse an indefinite detention social studies scholar dr alan singer says the transfers just go throwing a bone to the inmates to make them stop protesting in many ways it's an act of desperation the hunger strike has embarrassed the united states all over the world so they're trying to break down destroy by pushing out a couple that people but these are people that are being detained without any legal justification one of the things i find so curious is they're trying to get algeria to take to the people algeria is not well noted for the due process of its courts countries with stabli

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from your television just doesn't do so now with your mobile device you can watch r t any time anywhere. little. old. live. live. goodspeed. her. mum will. look. good. clear. listen. and a. little. choose your language. of the of the concerns you. choose three opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that in high life choose to access to your office. your news sigrid laboratory to mukherjee was able to build a new world most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans and world events this is why you should care only on the r g dot com. as daily violence in iraq brings the body count to record levels now to investigate said another legacy of the u.s. invasion you're radian contamination that's wrecking the lives of those born after all. egyptian army clashes with muslim brotherhood supporters rival rallies raged throughout the country leaving over eighty dead while on the sinai peninsula the military launches a crackdown on supposed to extremists. syrian national coalition talks peace with

crime and poverty so the consequences of getting arrested can last a lifetime and washington lives wall r t. o four and baghdad on monday iraqi security forces lockdown areas around the infamous abu ghraib prison and another high security detention facility on the outskirts of the city to hunt for hundreds of escaped inmates including some of al qaeda top militants after a daring and surgeon assault said hundreds of detainees free al qaeda has since claimed responsibility for the jailbreak now the carefully orchestrated late night attacks killed dozens on sunday on sunday night. including at least twenty five members of the iraqi security forces insurgents fired dozens of mortar shells and detonated suicide and car bombs join iraqi forces into firefights that lasted more than an hour now the two prisons attacked has thousands of inmates including convicted al qaeda militants and exactly one year ago al qaeda is iraqi army started a campaign called breaking the walls that made frayn its imprisoned members a top priority to discuss this further i was joined earlier by saeed erik at a correspo

casting that live from our studios in moscow and recapping the week's top stories this is r t with the weekly. now thousands have been gathering all week in cities across america to protest against the acquittal of george zimmerman this after a jury found him not guilty of murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as our washington correspondent and comments. we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was struck dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were made on charges of a lawful the families some places like the salmon and you know protests for and violence demonstrators the rocks the passing cars many many americans were following to zimmerman's trial it's obvious that racial disparities in the ap

live from the r t news center at ten egyptian prosecutors issue an arrest warrant for the muslim brotherhood's leader after monday's deadly clashes rival political factions failed to agree on a transition plan leaving the country and dead. the syrian chemical weapons controversy takes a new twist as russia's foreign minister says that compelling evidence implicating the rebel forces should be made public now while also questioning u.s. efforts to put the blame on the syrian regime. and with edward snowden widely expected to receive political asylum in venezuela solidarity for the fugitive whistleblowers growing across latin america r.t. speaks to ecuador's foreign minister about what's behind this growing support.

r t. this is kind of see live from moscow welcome back three days of on and process that's how some thousands across the u.s. have responded to the controversial acquittal of neighborhood watch dog george zimmerman unarmed black teenager a tribe a massive loss here but the jury decided it wasn't second degree murder and set him free he's in a fortnight was it ironic in new york. new yorkers are now back on the streets for a second day to take justice for trayvon was rallies to protest in illinois there are even says they're outraged with anger for the new world of the george zimmerman we all know that more than eight hundred thousand people have signed their names shot put session that was put forth by the a.c.l.u. called for the u.s. justice department to open it up the women all prosecution against george zimmerman on civil rights charges. as as we see the anger and the outrage is still boiling up from coast to coast it seems like now that that this verdict has been rendered it feels like it's open season like we all have a target on our back not just from the police so we don't just worry

live from moscow it's r t with me rory sushi france has reportedly been running a surveillance network against its own people a comparable to america's infamous prism program reports of that broke just days after president francois hollande lashed out at the u.s. for spying on european countries the details to watts's morea for national. he's building behind me in the eastern part of paris or rather the story bunker underneath it is the epicenter of the fresh spy scandal the headquarters of the country's security services and it's from here that it's now coming on says big brother snoots many people money touring millions of phone calls text messages and e-mails we. think and. what. i. tell you honestly break. the french public is actually now very much you they've been receiving conflicting messages from the leadership. first here we have to relation is over america's espionage president along president stop it to be a century later i think you know that varies a bit to greenlight you round dollops starts next month alone to also condemned america say it's not something to do now it's

live from moscow it's r t with me rory sushi france has reportedly been running a surveillance network against its own people to match america's infamous prism program reports of that broke just days after president francois hollande lashed out indignantly at the u.s. for spying on european countries details now to want to use maria fanaa. these building behind me in the eastern part of paris or rather the story bunker underneath that is the epicenter of the fresh spy scandal that has pulsars of the country's security services and it's from here that it's now coming france's big brother snoots many people money touring millions of phone calls text messages taxes and e-mails. legal. even if. what. i. tell you honestly break. the french public is actually now very much you they've been receiving conflicting messages from their leadership. first here we have to reveal a shoe so for america's espionage president old long precedent to stop strategic retreat the country please tell. you that first it's a green light you round up dollars starts next month belong to also condemned america's a

live from moscow are you watching r t with me tomorrow monday let's take a look at the news this hour. another surge of connor's has rocked iraq with two hundred and twelve lives lost during the violence over the past seven days in july alone a staggering eight hundred people were killed in the country that has become a breeding ground for terrorists since the u.s. led invasion a decade ago and the war has also left a disturbing legacy of contamination which results in birth defects artie's lucy catherine off investigates. one hundred sixty kilometers south of baghdad the sacred shiite city is known for its holy shrines and is surrounded by one of the largest cemeteries in the world some of the heaviest fighting of the iraq war took place amid these graves its legacy still haunts the residents it was born with severe birth defects he's only eight months old but the doctors don't expect him to live past his first birthday. i felt these that you were not hurt the news i ran out to his office in the taxi. but for his mother layla there's no escaping the reality. her son has a nervous sys

live from moscow it's r t a former n.s.a. and cia contractor edward snowden will leave moscow as soon as he can that's according to russia's president vladimir putin of course or snowden has been holed up in the transit zone of shutting much of port just outside the capital now for more than three weeks artie's andrew farmer has the latest i spoke with him just a short while ago the tone was that there is no end in sight to this edward snowden's arguing that america should take a large amount of responsibility for that now despite three days ago edward snowden saying that he was going to apply for political asylum in russia russia has yet to receive an official application of mr putin went on to say that regarding the situation with the whistleblower the situation is unclear but what was very clear was that he said russia was not to blame is edward snowden now entities fourth week in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport this is what he said. we should do i'm not sure. we didn't invite edward snowden and russia wa

you are just in time for the weekly here on r t with me will receive a share live from moscow thank you for sharing your sunday with us here. this week saw a little change to the plight of edward snowden the whistleblower remains in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport however he did manage to talk to representatives of human rights organizations and replaced his bid for refuge here in russia meanwhile guardian journalist glenn greenwald who's been breaking the news about the n.s.a. snooping he claims snowden holds information which would be america's worst nightmare if revealed let's bring in our teams are going to go on this right now joining us live here on this sunday morning arena good to see you so edward snowden a good job a good salary what is it that happened that changed him so much well he pretty much explained it during his meeting with human rights activists in moscow's sheremetyevo airport which incidentally was the first time in almost three weeks that we have even heard from edward snowden until now it was all it was all guesswork where is he what is he doin

news a live from moscow this is r t with me rory sushant thank you for joining us today the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden could finally set foot on russian territory today he's waiting for paperwork which would allow him to leave the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport and according to his lawyer the man who leaked secret u.s. documents is here to stay. right outside the airport let's get the latest from her right now and good to see you this morning so it's possible here that russia could become the official home all former n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. rory that is a distinct possibility in this case the announcement came as a surprise to many seeing as how the applications had. and submitted far and wide for asylum in other areas and after a month staying here at sheremetyevo airport it turns out that he may be seeking asylum temporarily here in russia now the reasons for this are fairly straightforward according to one of the men here in russia supplying him with legal counsel it is far too dangerous for snowden to take to the skies in an attempt to get t

dot com for all those we come to you live from moscow this is r t and the islamist about egyptian president mohamed morsi drastically losing the support of his cabinet along with the sympathies of the public at least five ministers resigned amid antigovernment protests which were joined by millions with the military promising to deploy on to rear square but not to control the violence rather to guard the demonstrators r.t.l. true fall this report a short while ago from cairo. egyptian president finally responded to a military ultimatum giving him just forty eight hours to meet the demands of the people otherwise they will intervene the president said that he didn't know about the statement before was released and slammed the language has begun computing he maintained he was working towards national reconciliation and said the greatest things come out of the journey which divided dilution was a civic democracy however he is losing support within his own administration we had the latest resignation just hours after his statements the foreign minister quit following four other resignations in

worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me wrong and welcome to the program today. lawyers have pledged support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport of course that's where he's been holed up now for about three weeks let's get the details live from joining us here on the program hello to you paula so what's next well are to confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite yesterday's meeting the shutter met or the airports with human rights activists in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be. in latin america of course bolivia venezuela and nicaragua have all suggested they would take him in but it is proving very very difficult for him to get there not only because of america's aggressive pursuit of him which led to the grounding of the bolivian president's plane over european airspace this week but

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breaking news on r t fresh violence in egypt reportedly claims at least eighty lives now more most of them pro muslim brotherhood demonstrators who are said to have been attacked by army supporters and targeted by snipers in cairo. the syrian national coalition agrees to take part in peace talks as the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and u.s. authorities break a cyber fraud scam worth hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever they are now seeking decades in prison for the hackers. thanks for joining in the saturday i'm lucy captain of an of course you're watching our t.v. well we begin with our breaking news from egypt at least eighty people have been killed in overnight clashes in cairo this is according to the muslim brotherhood now most of those casualties are apparently supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsy with some reports suggesting they were deliberately targeted by gunmen unconfirmed reports i should add local media also claims that more than a thousand people were injured during what is believed to be the larges