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in camps and struggling in cities his parents will have to wait in hopes of help lucy catherine of r.t.e. jordan. look at some other stories from around the world north korea has and already state of war with neighboring south korea according to reports from the state run korean central news agency the statement also included these threats to dissolve the u.s. mainland tangerines in the area have been ratcheting up for months with north korea remaining defiant in the face of international efforts to hold its nuclear program . gas blasted a northeast child a coal mine has killed twenty eight people according to the spokesman of the provincial work safety bureau thirteen others were rescued after the accident coal mine in jilin province rescue work has finished and the cause of the accident is under investigation the accident occurred on the same day as a huge landslide buried eighty three workers in a gold mining area in tibet. clashes have erupted. between palestinians and israeli security forces in the west bank on the eve of mass protests to mark the so-called land day annual demonstra

international human rights groups for all the information we've gathered so far it was a time line on r.t.e. drive home. britain is worried that its citizens who join up to find alongside the syrian rebels could pose a serious terror threat when they return to the u.k. the home office is says hundreds of europeans who are getting involved are learning combat skills from groups like al qaeda but it's not preventing bridgend them from the from pushing to supply arms to the opposition in syria so our fruit has a story. this is the first annual report on the counterterrorism strategy and in it they highlighted the growing security threat from syria where al qaeda affiliates were tracking hundreds of fighters from europe now let's take a look at some of what the report says and they said as in when u.k. residents for ten there's a risk that they may carry out attacks using skills that they've developed eva sees no these are concerns that only been highlighted by the british government but also being highlighted by the european members as well recently we saw the dutch heighten their security thr

billionaires than any other city according to a new survey get a glimpse of what they spend it on at r.t.e. dot com. nuclear talks how this week between iran and six world powers including the u.s. ended without breakthrough and as america introduces a new bill to tighten the economic screws on the country tehran insists it has the right to ensure its energy independence global strategy analyst hillary mann leverett says war will be hard to avoid if u.s. policy towards iran doesn't change. the critical issue for the iranians and i think this is where they perceived a slight and i stress slight movement on the u.s. side is in the recognition of their rights their sovereign and their treaty base rights to enrich uranium what that does is not solve the problem but it allows a process to go forward of negotiations and suddenly go she ations over how much the united states and other key parties are going to allow iran to exercise its rights as iran continues. to go forward and speak to a program in the rest of its in the west of its ways that it's amassing missing real power in the middle east

spending cuts while remains to be seen whether they'll succeed we here at r.t.e.are interested in your opinion on how these cuts will actually affect aid to israel so let's take a look at how the results have been divided so far there's a chart as you can see it now more almost half in fact forty four percent of you believe that the israeli lobby is simply too influential for to allow for the aid to actually be slashed a third of you thirty percent in the purple right there hold the opposite view you say that all foreign handouts must be reduced regardless now almost a fourth think that the aid is simply too vital for israel's survival to be cut and a tiny minority of the three percent in the green right there say that the lobby will agree to the cuts but only if the u.s. in turn backs israel in a potential strike on iran of course it's not too late to log on and votes ahead over to r.t. dot com to express your point of view. staff at iberia airlines are said to ground up more than half bottles and of the spanish carriers flights as a protest against job and pay c

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on line for you know the elite military wing of hamas has shared some of its secrets with r.t.e. and r.t. dot com you'll find the exclusive inside scoop on how the group conducts its operations and who gains access to the hamas inner circle. plus e-mails and phone calls may not be enough pentagon scientists look for ways to transcribe every real world conversation into a computer database for sure you want your every word from now on will find out by logging on to r.t. dot com. fresh clashes have broken out between protesters and police and egypt's arrest of portside the city has been locked in a cycle of violence for several days now ever since demonstrators began calling for justice in a trial over a deadly soccer riot that took place last year has been following the developments for us from cairo. caches continue in port saïd for the day between protesters and police what we just heard is the president mohamed morsi is actually considering a military takeover of this restive city on the coast there seems to be a lot of anger between the civilians and the police force this come

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asking people from around the world for their opinions on world events and my you so the president on r.t.e it's i finally get to talk about my own opinions and i'm very excited because i'm very opinionated. that much is true of various folk and looking forward to it there laurie. and as host of the resident well from the initial ground invasion to a more more covert war fought by unmanned aircraft the face of the iraq war has evolved over a decade to correspond to margaret howell takes a look now at how tactics have changed since you rock. since the iraq invasion u.s. military tactics have switched from boots on the ground to robots in the air the cia and pentagon's first drone strike occurred in yemen in two thousand and two and sense then we've ratcheted up our drone activity under this administration the pentagon spending of unmanned aircraft has jumped from two hundred eighty four million in two thousand to nearly four billion last year the number of drones owned by the pentagon rocketed from less than two hundred two thousand two to seventy five hundred now while the bulk of these dro

to set the oddly by max and stacey delve into the separate crisis in the kaiser report next hour on r.t.e. sharing their lack of optimism if the u.k.'s latest plan for american economic comeback. what i told you about gold that is to say told you to buy gold four years ago right here in the kaiser report many of you asked but what if the government confiscates or gold maybe the more intelligent question you should have been asking was what if they seize your bank account when i talk to you about bitcoin that is to say i told you to buy bitcoin at five dollars per bit going you screeched what if they shut down the internet or maybe you should have been asking what if they shut down all the banks well it's too late now the template has been set and while europe melts down let's see what the template holds for the united kingdom oh right here in old britannia were over my shoulder you can see the plank above the mayor's office where boris johnson the mayor may very well commit suicide . hunger strikers that they're going to a bay prison are saying they're ready to face death rather than end

margaret how r.t.e. and out of the g.s.a. where a new policy will take effect soon if you're a frequent flier chances are you waited in line at the airport while the t.s.a. confiscates anything from your body lotion to your nail clippers well some of that is about to change the t.s.a. is now allowing passengers to carry on some items that have been banned in the past among them small knives that's right you're not your as long as your knife is less than six centimeters long you'll be able to bring them on board for the first time since two thousand and one razor blades and box cutters are still not allowed though but also ok to bring on board sports equipment like golf clubs hockey sticks and ski poles even though you are free to bring along your pool stick don't you dare bring your shampoo liquids more than three ounces are still a big no no the new rules are set to take effect april twenty fifth the idea is to make sure u.s. rules are more in line with international standards though the logic of allowing small knives but no

taxi on r.t.e. . in cairo police have used tear gas and arrested a number of protesters near the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood attacks on journalists aren't lee what sparked the demonstration the clashes come after a group of oxidase who were running against islamist policies were assaulted by armed gangs on saturday belcher isn't the direction capital with the details. we've had reports that tens have been arrested including one journalists as fierce clashes continue between anti-government protesters and security forces outside the muslim brotherhood headquarters here in the capital the police have reportedly been firing birdshot but it's an tear gas hundreds who gathered today to protest against an attack they said happened against journalists by muslim brotherhood members groups with a rising at the area outside this main headquarters of the mission brotherhood and riding with sticks and naives on the journalist attempted to film anti-government protesters spraying anti brotherhood slogan

under the sequestration and while remains to be seen whether they will actually succeed we here at r.t.e are interested in your opinion on whether these cuts will actually affect the amount of aid that israel receives so we decided to break down our online poll results for you to see how those of you who have cast your ballot decided to vote and as you can see right here forty four percent almost half of you believe that the israeli lobby is simply too influential to actually allow for the funding to be slashed a third of you thirty three percent in the purple right there believe the opposite you guys say that all foreign handouts must be reduced regardless now almost a fifth in the orange believe that the aid is too critical for israel's survival to actually be cut and a small minority just four percent in the green right there say that the lobby will agree to the cuts but only if the united states in turn backs israel in a potential strike on iran well i certainly don't see that happening any time soon of course you can log on it's not too late to cast your ballot or web site address i

for more expert analysis and opinions on the deadlock you can head to our website at r.t.e. dot com and find out why some believe the levee plan was a nonstarter and all the positives large and small will have to cough up anyway no matter what it's doing. online and to the euro now and merkel could put these are some of the slogans chanted by protesters taking to the streets nicosia in fury over the bailout plan. the new chinese president has called on cooperation with russia saying it will lead to a fair world order xi jinping is in russia for his first official overseas trip since taking office and was addressing students at a moscow university russia and china appear to be forging ever closer ties with the two states agreeing major energy and trade deals xi jinping has already called the accords a breakthrough with russia's ross neath now the world's largest oil producer set to double supplies to china so let's get more on this now from artie's every nigga. i mean he was addressing the students today but did the chinese president also say that the talks on energy deals ar

military continues to dispute the figures however when r.t.e. first broke the story on march twelfth u.s. officials were denying that a strike was even taking place as you recall they started off by saying no one's on a hunger strike justifiable six people who have been on a hunger strike for many years you know then that figure was revised up to fourteen and now we're seeing the figure steadily increasing but to nowhere near the extent that the that the prison lawyers are talking about and i think you know hearing about how the lawyers are not being allowed to visit plus this big gulf between what the lawyers are saying and what the administration is saying is indicative of the administration still trying to clamp down on me and they don't want this to react and i think that that means that there is a very big story going on but in the business of broadcast news u.s. networks have to prioritize which big stories deserve the most attention that's right the canadians are using farting to combat smoking nancy grace first of all i want to express m

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i'm meghan lopez and you're watching r.t.e. it's what some would call a doomsday scenario the perfect collision of seismic events that kills tens of thousands of people and wipes out entire towns seismic researchers say that fear could become an american reality in the not too distant future and is telling the government to prepare for the worst correspondent rym reports. emergency personnel crushed under their desk as a huge aftershock hit the los angeles area this time it's just a drill the simulated some point magnitude earthquake gives first responders a chance to prepare for the big one and earthquake researchers get to test out an early warning system before the real thing happens after a magnitude seven point eight earthquake we're going to have of course a lot of problems marker vincy manages the office of earthquake programs at the california institute of technology she explains what the simulated quake would look like in reality we're looking at about three hundred thousand buildings being damaged we're looking at eig

of a system overhaul if budget gaps are being filled at the expense of the future of children and r.t.e. chicago illinois. so what does this mean for public education moving forward to talk more about this i was joined earlier by karen lewis president of the chicago teachers union and i began by asking her who were among the over one hundred people arrested last night. they were members of the community they were people who work in schools from lunchroom ladies to parents and members of our local school council . all right we know that some of the protesters are angry that that anger is being directed at mayor rahm emanuel for the school closings why is that. because america has said he had a number of school closings that he wanted to see done and it didn't have much to do with the specifics about the issues surrounding the school. one of the things that people have said in the past is that it is impossible to do this without sending children into very dangerous parts of town and that each school should be taken care of and dealt with on an individual basis before a mass closure like t