never have thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in the tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucasus one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dog is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have. my brother. but i prefer to kim here because i believe the big. you may be in the coming tween teens not now. many syrians came to this village in search of peace and other local people helping rebuild the house. people who. told me that this house is empty can you accept to live here. for me this is not. his wife to stay for awhile with their children in a rented flat in town he didn't want them to be put off by living in an unfinished house. we pulled this in syria must leave us to be a green facility in syria like me to just to go to clubs so we are trying to find this it's freezing here it's not it's a french. in syria none so you had everything she could dream of a villa on two floors with a n

reporting the suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republican. killing one and injuring fourteen it's the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region. screen online international news and comments live from studio center here in moscow and this is. a wave of rallies is rolling across the globe in protest it but take. campaigners and environmentalists are more than forty countries accuse the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading hazardous products some of the largest demonstrations are taking place in the u.s. where the company was set up more than a century ago. in a reports now from new york. well me york city is one of dozens american cities holding these big protesting and months against monsanto today where in the heart of the march shot that's taking place in the big house according to our estimates there are over two thousand people here organizers have been holding a head count to see how many people show up so it's really over two thousand people they were just marching thr

a suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republican killing one and fourteen people is the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region all top stories.

russia's southern republican dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital.

targets police in the capital of russia's republican. killing one injuring fourteen it's the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region.

russia's southern republican of dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital. it's five am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story in paris a french soldier has been hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck by a man reportedly of north african origin a large manhunt involving counter-terror officers underway after he managed to flee the scene authorities are investigating if there's any connection with a similar attack that killed a british serviceman in london wednesday meanwhile activists and journalists who got shot in things such attacks only serve the interest of those who want to undermine islam. so let's just be honest these type of attacks plays into the strength of the g.o.p. the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is what people of the masses around the world conceive wrongly as islam is a disgusting virgin off the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements that attach to desta

has the details bandito operations of place in a residential neighborhood in russia's southern republican in the caucasus police walked a private hells where a group of suspected militants was writing be refused to surrender only a woman accompanied by a child came out she's believed to be the wife soulful one of the armed men and shortly after she did they opened fire and were eliminated now soon after the operation ended the investigators found out that one of the militants was the right hand men of russia's number one terrorist or took the responsibility for various terror attacks across all russia including the two moscow metro. and the attack on them i did the airport and to the operation continues a set of successful anti terror efforts in russia since just on monday before a plan to attack moscow by a group of terrorists now all this adds up to the visit of the head of russia's security council who is now in the united states and does have some useful experience he could share with american counterparts when it comes to tackling terrorism since international terror is one of the me

rather russia's southern republican dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital. three am in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour in paris a french soldier has been hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck by a man reportedly of north african origin a large manhunt now underway after he managed to escape the scene authorities investigating if there's any connection between a similar attack that killed a british servicemen in london on wednesday activists and journalists who can't chandan meanwhile think such attacks only serve the interest of those who hope to undermine islam. let's just be honest that these type of attacks plays into the structure of the g.o.p. the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is the people of the masses around the world can see wrongly as islam is a disgusting version of the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements that attach to destabilize ation traum

and russia's southern republican dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen more injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital.

targeted conservative political groups for tax fraud investigations russia republicans have gone on the attack accusing the obama administration of staging a cover up and abusing executive power in an appearance earlier today on c.b.s. is this morning program california congressman darrell issa who is in charge of last week's been gazi circus as chairman of the house oversight committee condemned the obama administration for using the i.r.s. to attack its political enemies. was the targeting of the president's political enemies affectively and lies about it during the election year so that it wasn't discovered till afterwards the congress has to hold people accountable for. these were effectively ideological attacks whether they were done by bipartisan who are political appointees or not really doesn't matter they targeted conservatives and while fox so called news pushes its usual anti obama rhetoric and the mainstream media follows suit with constant coverage of washington's latest controversies g.o.p. leaders can sit tight because as long as they can keep the spotlight on the obama a

live from moscow russia's security services have had a major breakthrough killing a top militants and a terror operation in the republican leadership this comes ahead of key security discussions between russia's national security council chief the guy partnership and his u.s. colleague thomas donilon in washington the details from marty's a corpus going off. security services have managed to eliminate the you wake of russia's number one terrorist. in the republic of the caucasus plus just on monday authorities announced that the four for a plan to attack moscow all this gives weight to the head of russia's security council and you go i see this is the u.s. since he does have some useful experience he could share with us american counterparts when it comes to battling terrorism because it does come shortly after the recent terror attack in boston which was planned and conducted by the brothers both of whom were of church in origin and for russia the caucasus is the most volatile region just on monday four people were killed in two bomb explosions in the republic of biggest star definitely the security services of both cou

cratering their runways, where all of these supplies, by the way, from iran, and russia, are coming in by air. >> the republicanrty is starting to get excited about the prospect of another war in the middle east. another american war in the middle east. because, of course, what they want is not for us to start a new one, but for us to join a war that is already in progress. the civil war inside syria has been going on for two years now. israel this weekend waded into it again, not for first time, but the most dramatic fashion yet. not total clarity on what sites israel hit with its air strikes this weekend or why they chose those sites. or even how many sites it was that israel hit. israel is not formally acknowledging that it launched those attacks. they usually don't, at least not until a long time after. but it seems clear that israel's acting in its own interest here. and not because they are allying themselves with one side in the war, or trying to pick a winner. adding to the willingness of the situation is the odd assertion from a prominent u.n. investigator, karla del ponte telling an interviewer if any

republicans and others want answered. >> still ahead, secretary of state john kerry weighs in on russia's reported plan to sell a missilem to syria. first, a lot going on today. here are some things we thought you should know. senate republicans blocked a vote on president obama's pick to lead the epa. gina mccarthy, all eight republicans on the committee on the environment and public works boycotted a vote scheduled for this morning. the republican said it is not about her qualifications but about her refusal to answer questions. >>> britain prince harry kicks off his seven day tour of the u.s. in washington today his first stop will be a land mine exhibit on capitol hill alongside senator john mccain. land mine clearance was an important cause of his mother, diana. during his visit he will also visit arlington national cemetery and a neighborhood on a jersey shore ravaged by hurricane sandy. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i

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republican senator slips into the civil war-torn nation. >>> crane collapse. a piece of construction equipment toppled over in russia and caught on camera slicing through an apartment building. >>> workers save an infant trapped in a sewage pipe. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, may 28th, 2013. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning firefighters in southern california are battling a fast moving wildfire that forced up to 6,000 memorial day campers to evacuate. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the los padres national forest. about 50 homes are threatened, many of them vacation rentals. so far just one building has actually been damaged. >> it was a u.s. forest service building. the fire was put out so only a certain portion of the building was destroyed. we had two vehicles that were burned. one was a u.s. forest service whiteface mountain. the weather was so bad that part of the highway had to be closed. >>> and president obama takes a post-memorial day tour of the jersey shore today. he'll get a firsthand look at recovery efforts from superstorm sandy. new jers

russia where he expected to discuss the boston bombing with vladimir putin. the deadly attack has ties to russian people who were there. the suspect's family originally from the russian republicanechneya, and russian security service had put tamerlan tsarnaev on a terrorism watch list after the now dead suspect visited russia last year. in fact the russians asked the fbi for information on tamerlan tsarnaev as early as 2011, but the feds did not yet have him on file. so, here we go katherine herridge live in washington. are we are learning more? >> a source familiar with the case confirms a canadian jihaddist who traveled to dag -- dagestan is of interest as they track tamerlan's radicalizize, the interest in the man whose life as a boxer and immigrant from canada mire roars that of tamerlan, undergoing great suit scrutiny and there is evidence supporting, quote, high probability of contact between the two young converts." questions of training, how four different types of improvised explosive devices with made by tsarnaev, and tamerlan's actions are a car carbon copy of those used by the militants in dagestan. >> the style of attacks trying to go through roadblocks, so they're

holder, criticism over the leak investigations escalates as republican lawmakers claim that the attorney general lied to congress. >>> plus, is russia playing a double game in syria? >>> and anchor field day on the plaza. "the today show" gang takes the tough mudder challenge, some more successful than others. >> leave no mudder behind. >> oh, we're getting up. >> big willie down. 12 feet, very slippery once its wet. >> yes, yes! >> perfect job. >> there she goes. >> do it again. >> there they go. >> you got to hang on. >> there goes al. perfect! haul him up. get him up. >> come on, go, go. >> help him up. >> here comes willie for the fourth try and he did it sclak no. ! >> all the way up, savannah. >> oh. hello! >> there is no amount of money entitle world. good day. kudos to them. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. we begin with breaking news, a third ricin-laced letter, postmarked for shreveport, louisiana, and intended for president obama. it comes a day after preliminary tests found that the poisonous substance was in letters addressed to new york mayor, michael bloomberg and to the head of mayor bloomberg's anti-gun campa

terrorist plot that was missed entirely and meanwhile, even peter king, the republican on homeland security, has said russia us everything. as the president said, the fbi did their job and had they had more information, they might have done a different investigation but they didn't. so two dufuses that aren't part of a larger network do something in boston and national security has deteriorated under president obama. that's the subject now? really? let's talk about the president's benghazi problem and how national security has -- what! really? and as the president said, they caught the guys. one is dead. one is in custody in three days. and meanwhile it took president obama -- i had to reload. i had to stop and reload, you see? good. >> get the vapors. >> stephanie: smaller magazine because i had to reload. my point is -- here's what i'm saying. okay, after 9-11, how long did it take president bush to get bin laden? never! that's how long it took him. it took president obama to clean up that mess. >> i don't care where he is. i don't think about him much. >> stephanie: yes perhaps disbanding the bin laden u

holder, criticism over the leak investigations escalates as republican lawmakers claim that the attorney general lied to congress. >>> plus, is russiang a double game in

russia. >>> the race is set to replace john kerry in the u.s. senate. massachusetts congressman ed markey won tuesday's democratic primary. he'll face republicanabriel gomez, a political newcomer who's a businessman and former navy seal. kerry resigned his seat to become secretary of state. >>> women as young as 17 years old will soon be able to buy emergency contraception without a prescription. the food and drug administration has approved a plan b one step which is commonly known as the morning after pill for over-the-counter sales. girls under the age of 17 would still need a prescription. >>> an upcoming benefit aims to raise awareness of the challenges mental health patients face. that story is coming up. >> plus, our neighbors to the north are so excited about their new high-tech currency that they've even sent it into space. jess? >> thanks, mike. >>> abeen combing through the day's daily deals to find you deep discounts. may is here so it's time to shape up, people. this will help keep you moving. it is a free ten-day membership with xsport fitness in arlington. you'll find this freebie on google offers. on living socials $27 for a th

failures with republican chairman michael mccall saying he feels the bombers succeeded because the system failed. boston police commissioner edward davis testified the fbi did not tell him russianed the u.s. of tamerlan tsarnaev, one of the bombing suspects. >> if you had this information before the bombing, would your police four and you, would you have done anything differently? >> that's very hard to say. we would certainly look at the information, we would certainly talk to the individual. >> reporter: but in a statement released after the hearing on thursday, they said boston police officers serving on a joint terrorism task force had access to a database that detailed the investigation into tsarnaev. as testimony unfolded in washington, the drama at this funeral home over. the body is gone, tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried in an undisclosed location. >> a courageous and compassionate individual came forward to provide the assistance needed to properly bury the deceased. his body is no longer in the city of worcester and is now entombed. >> reporter: tsarnaev's uncle confirms to cnn that he took his nephew's body out of state to be buried and is not telling tamerlan's pa

republican on the foreign relations committee. senator corker, good morning to you. >> morning, chuck. >> i want to start with what you heard secretary kerry announce, that russia and united states would hold a joint conference about what to do about assad. is that a correct next step? >> i think it's a positive development. there's no question that russia's support of assad is most important at present and our desire to see assad leave, also have a secular moderate group in charge when he leaves. we need to be focusing on the day after. i think it's a good development and i'm happy to see it take place. >> and your reaction to the president's comments yesterday, where he says the facts about the chemical weapons are not yet known, so therefore, you've got to wait before deciding whether his red line and chemical weapons was crossed. do you accept the president's explanation on that? >> i think it's fine to be cautious and understand the chain of custody, how widespread it was utilized. on the other hand, i think we need to press ahead and move quickly to change the balance on the ground. i wrote an op-ed "the new york times" a couple of weeks ago talking about the

republicans are pushing for select committee of the house and senate with subpoena powers to launch another investigation of benghazi. >> shepard: thanks very much. our already icy relationship with russiaa little more complicated. because officials in moscow now say they caught an american whom they claim to be a cia agent, accused of trying to recruit a russian spy. russian security officials say this is said american, ryan fogle, an employee there in moscow. the u.s. has not confirmed if he actually works for the cia. but russians claim americans had the classic spy arsenal, including wigs, sunglasses, gadgets and a giant pile of cash. russia demanded he leave the country today. jonathan hunt has that as well. what are both sides saying before out this? it looks ungood. >> well, we're all trying to work out exactly who this guy, ryan fogle is, what what exactly he was doing he was doing what is called a third secretary at the u.s. ben guess in moscow. puts him at the bottom of the ladder in terms of diplomatic foreign service service stuff. the russians are saying a lot. u.s. officials very little. the cia e-mail us saying, if needed, you may report that they the cia declined to comm

russia, they called him up. saudi arabia calls him up. >> well, the saudi embassy and the white house denied any such warning occurred. well, pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry dived in. >> we keep on hearing about a saudi connection. listen, this administration hasn't been forthcoming with information on other cases that are important to the american people, namely benghazi, fast and furious, et cetera. when they haven't been really forthcoming on information regarding these other saudi connections and what have you, then we are skeptical and mistrusting and we want, you know, we just don't believe them. >> i love that, we. anyway, any chance republicans happen to throw benghazi into the mix, they throw it. >>> next, check out this tweet from chris christie. "earlier today i saved a few schoolchildren from a spider." #nobigdeal. and #toughdayattheoffice. christie was hosting a class of schoolchildren in his office on friday when a spider made a brief appearance. >> where is he? there he is. >> let's staple him. >> thank you, thank you very much. that's also another fun part of being governor. any bugs on your desk, i kill them, and i

republican congressman about this and he is a member of the house committee on oversight and government reform. >>> new details on the boston marathon bombing investigation. u.s. officials now saying that russia withheld crucial intel before those bombings. deceased suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was interested in joining militant groups russia blamed for attacks in the carcassasa region. i hope i got that right. now they collected masses amount of evidence linking the brothers to a gruesome unsolved triple homicide from 2011. and following a nearly month-long search for a cemetery that would accept his body, tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried at a muslim cemetery in rural virginia. residents say they were caught completely off guard by the news that it had taken place. >>> disturbing new details in the ohio house of horrors kidnapping case. dna tests show accused suspect ariel castro is the father of a six-year-old girl who is accused accused -- castro of course was accused and believed to be her mother amanda berry and two other women. police say the three victims were repeatedly beaten and sexually assaulted over the 10 years they were locked in his home. meanwhile in anent view, gina de jesus'

police had no idea russia warned the united states about him two years before the carnage at the finish line. joining me now is the chairman of the house homeland security committee republican michael mccall of texas. congressman, thanks for being here. >> thanks, jake. >> you held the first hearing on the boston bombings this week. what was the biggest takeaway for you? what questions remain unanswered? >> i think from boston police commissioner ed davis. i asked him did you know about the russian intelligence? the answer is no. did you know about his foreign travel? the answer was no. and virtually every aspect of the fbi's investigation on tamerlan was not disclosed to the boston police despite the fact that they had two police officers assigned to the joint terrorism task force. so here's a guy in charge of security for the city of boston completely in the dark in terms of what's going on. >> so the information sharing issues we've heard about since 9/11 seem to still remain. >> this is a real problem. it's 12 years after 9/11. billions of dollars. yet we have this stove pipe of information not connecting the dots, not sharing information, which arguably, you know, when

russia had warned u.s. law enforcement about boston marathon suspect tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011. tsarnaev was questioned before going on to spend six months in chechnya and dagestan in 2012. republican congress member said the delegation will meet with a number of russian officials to seek answers. >> one of the things we want to find out is whether or not the fbi follow through on all of the information that was given to them. we will find that out. maybe they have. we will be asking the various leaders here in russia that give us their assessment, we will be talking to their intelligence people and find out if there was information that was followed up on or was there a level of cooperation? richestigures show the 20% of u.s. taxpayers will reap the benefits of more than half the nation's tax breaks. a report by the congressional budget office says the richest 1%, those making over $327,000 a year, will also collect around 17% of total savings. the cbo concludes -- 12 undocumented youth activists have been arrested in chicago protesting record deportations under president obama. the activists locked arms to form a human chain that blocked traffic outside the site of an obama fundr

issues plus she thinks she's one step better or a better republican woman and can do more for the party than the ex-alaskan governor who can see russiaer back door. >> i think you're right. derek, from maryland. which of the three is it or do you have another one? >> i think they're all certainly valid, but i was going to say that her right wing support might be falling apart with comments like bill o'riley taking shots on her. some of her comments on gays are so extreme maybe even many republicans have backed away. i think she certainly may have some doubts about her electability. she's running against a strong democrat and i also would say it's not so much of a leap to say it could be she has aspirations for the presidency. >> i appreciate your phone calls and all our callers thanks for weighing in. we'll take more after a quick break but dave jamison has been writing great articles about the minimum wage and new ad featuring justin bieber. the biebs has been embroiled in the minimum wage controversy. we'll talking about this strange twist of events after a quick break. aorb to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the pre

whom say that russia and of course iran are still going to be the last hold-outs in supporting president assad. thank you, richard, thanks very much. good to see you. >>> and as republicans prepare for hearings next week in their charges that the administration has covered up its failures in benghazi. it appears that president obama according to joe biden wants to know what has been done to correct the mistakes. at the state department ceremony today, honoring ambassador chris stevens and the others who died. the vice president said that mr. obama expressed concern about the security at diplomatic outposts to his advisers only yesterday morning. >> you know what the discussion was about yesterday? the president making the case about how we have to protect these more dangerously located embassies. and being told that, but the state department, they want to keep sending more. they have more people wanting to go. they know they have to be there. and i was saying, do they not realize how dangerous that place is? no, that's our job. nions and pes baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you

russia and including china. and it has steadily gone worse. so those are just some of the introductory things that makes you say, we have been electing democrats and republicans, democrats, republicans to miss something deeper and the system is driving along trends that we face in systemic crisis. you have to change the system if you want to change the trend. and that is the problem of reface. and then, of course, the question is what then is to be done because that is overwhelming challenged almost anybody who thinks about it in any serious way. so the first part of the book lays that out and tries to explain some of the reasons why that is so. one part of that, and it is important, particularly in this sense, you know the problem because of the difficulties you have had in terms of labor year, the fight with walker and the fights that have gone over unions and public unions and so forth. traditionally the solution to economic and political problems in wisconsin or in the united states in the last 50 years and in europe and the last 50 years, in europe because social democracy. in the united states wiggle liberalism a progressive. so the way that the -- the

failures, with republican chairman michael mccaul saying he feared the bombers succeeded because the system failed. boston police commissioner edward davis testified the fbi did not tell him russiaad warned the u.s. of tamerlan tsarnaev, one of the bombing suspects. >> if you'd had this information before the bombing, would you have done, your police force, and you, would you have done anything differently? >> that's very hard to say. we would certainly look at the information, we would certainly talk to the individual. >> reporter: but in a statement released after the hearing on thursday, the fbi said boston police officers serving on a joint terrorism task force, had access to a database that detailed the investigation into tsarnaev. as testimony unfolded in washington, the drama at this funeral home over. the body is gone, tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried in an undisclosed location. >> as a result of our public appeal for help, a courageous and compassionate individual came forward to provide the assistance needed to properly bury the deceased. his body is no longer in the city of worcester and is now entombed. >> reporter: tsarnaev's uncle ruslan tsarni confirms to cnn tha

republican senator slips into the civil war-torn nation. >>> crane collapse. a piece of construction equipment toppled over in russiaamera slicing through an apartment building. >>> workers save an infant trapped in a sewage pipe. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, may 28th, 2013. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.