i see a better smile, a more natural rory. rory is a very authentic character. he's one of the most sensational talents. he's made some serious decisions in his private life with regard to his business life. all of this behind the scenes. that does spill over, plus i now see the old rory. the kid. i see that in him. so i'm very excited for him. he's now defending it well. he's made the cut, and it's a long road ahead, and i think the future is so bright for him. this is a perfect way to start that. >> i can't let you get out of here without talking about the leader, jason dufner, who had such a heartbreak at the pga two years ago. three holes to play. he's up by 5 and ends up losing. and now he's winning again. he is leading this tournament going into the final weekend. >> yeah. halfway there. but a much stronger character than two years ago, beaten in that playoff by keegan bradley. a much better player, more complete. he's been victorious on the pga tour a couple times. he's played in the ryder cup. he's a very cool customer, very placid. he nearly shot the lo

web developer and recreational fisherman rory o'connor was in sarasota, florida, visiting his parentsnd spending the afternoon fishing off siesta key beach. while in the water, o'connor often mounts a portable video camera to his kayak. >> i fish alone. if i catch a big fish, nobody's going to believe me. plus i can brag to my other kayak fishing friends, hey, look what i caught. >> but o'connor has no idea of the heartbreaking fish story his camera is about to catch. he's been out for a few hours when he hears something, but this is no fish. >> i looked over my left shoulder, and i saw a dog. my first thought was why is he coming straight at me? you know, i was a little worried he was going to try to attack me or something, but as he got closer, i could tell he was really in distress. just by the look on his face. i knew he needed to get out of the water. so i just grabbed him by the collar and hauled him on to the back of the kayak. i have this little milk crate that i keep my fishing gear in. i went to the nearest boat to ask them if maybe they lost a dog. you didn't lose a dog, di

made and we have fred wier who is in moscow with reaction to russia and we will go to london with rorynd outside the residence of the british prime minister david cameron on downing street and it's interesting because today london has come out with very sort of strong statements when it comes to the syrian issue. >> yeah, that is true. we had a briefing from downing street earlier today but i have to say any second now we are expecting david cameron to return from his holiday in the southwest of england to come back here to downing street and head into the building behind me where he can really start to consider and come up with the plan for what britain might be doing next. in fact, here is his car coming now. i will just step aside so you can see david cameron arriving. >> have you made a decision about the reaction, sir? >> reporter: so there you are, a very quicken transcript from david cameron. we were told there would be no questions for him as he enters number ten. what he will be doing later today, we expect is to announce on whether parliament is going to be recalled. now parl

backing it but he's just a normal kit playful, friendly. >> how will rory say thank you? idea. >> tickle your foot with it? >> no. that's just a myth. oh! oh boy! that's it. >> at number five, proof that no one likes to get on a scale. >> congratulations, mr. simms. you are the fattest boy in camp. >> doctors want people to keep an eye on the weight and now happening to animals, too. check out the weigh-in at the london zoo. tigers, frogs, snails and the owls. >> if they get too

live from moscow it's r t with me rory sushi mali has held its first elections since last year's coup the opening round of the presidential vote produced no winner so the race now goes to a runoff and whoever heads the west african country next will certainly face a tough task of returning peace to a nation that seen an islamist uprising and french military intervention in the past year. traveled across the country to see what the people there actually feel if indeed the fighting is really over. here and then all over the country the walls and billboards tell the story of the conflict when m.l.a. took over this part of the country on every road sign they wrote welcome to free as i was somewhere you can still read it then the mugello painted their symbols there is no god except in arabic like letters in a white circle the modern flag appeared after the governmental forces together with the french army liberated this area the fragile peace is now being carefully protected checkpoints cover the region's main routes to filter all those passing through waterways are also patrolled. we have

this now and rory sushi in there we discuss the frenzy surrounding the law with a panel of experts. we are an international community bonded by the homophobia that affects all of us and what we have to do is take a stand against the fact that the government is actually preventing education rather than propaganda that is desperately needed feel people who are growing up lesbian and gay growing up with prejudice this causes death it causes distress anti gay bullying is terrific but it also is deep in issues because of the huge find it imposes an organization and individuals who even mention gay rights but i am going right against you know you i constantly as a journalist hear us and see sides but you know i constantly as a journalist here go on about gay rights in russia and i on this channel i've spoken various networks around the world about this i've not been penalized or find out or i'm just trying to give you good people at home the reality of the situation here i posted on facebook i started writing about the abuse on face for others in the protests and as as basically a scouse

. >> up and down for rory. >> rory mcilroy last year's pga winner on the fringe of contention and chipsn a birdie to complete a round of 67. he is six strokes back. now to the solid contenders, blixt recovers from trouble at 18 with this approach that sets him up for birdie. blixt is all by himself in 4th place, just three strokes back. next in line is henrik stenson, for birdie at 14 and this will work, stenson is two back and he and fellow swede blixt will be in the second to last group. final group is dufner, who was a stroke down. birdie puts him back in a tie for the lead with furyk; who then went in front with a birdie on the 12th hole. by the time furyk came to 17 they were again even, but furyk made birdie again, shooting a 6 and dufner fell back with a 71. here is how the leaderboard looks heading into tomorrow's round, furyk followed by dufner. steve stricker and adam scott are tied for 5th place. >>> the little leaguers from belmont-redwood shores when we return and we'll revisit look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my

rory thank you. >>> on the ground in syria, the fighting rages on.osition rebels say they have taken control of a town from government troops. the fighters seized large amounts of ammunition left by the forces. they have also reportedly blocked all of the regimes supply routes to that town. in the last week alone, 40,000 refugees have arrived in northern iraq. we're joined now from a camp. imran, refugees really bearing the brunt of this crisis. what have you seen? >> let me just tell you in the last couple of hours i have been speaking to a number of my aid agency contacts, and they are very worried about the developments coming out of the u.s. and britain. if there is an air strike on syria, it's likely to result in another refugee crisis, more refugees coming across the border. and what the united nations have said is they simply don't have the money to deal with the global crisis, and if there are more refugees, they are going to come to this camp here. that is actually a shopping parade there. there are more permanent buildings there. you can pr

rory mcilroy not in contention, trying to fine his game before next week's pga championship where he is the defending champ. 3-under 67 today. henrik stensen, bird putt on 17. begins tomorrow's round seven become of tiger. he had a 2-under 68. woods in control at 15-under par. >> it will be a marathon finish sunday at the women's british open. fourth hole today, mv park, lining up the putt. look at the bull just blowing in the 40-miles-an-hour winds, forcing suspension of play early in the day. >> missy franklin, the fifth win at the world championships today in barcelona. the event that landed her a fifth goal with the 200-meter backstroke. she won with ease. franklin has one race left. should her team win she will join michael phelps, mark spitz, and christine, the only swimmer to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fame inducted members today. larry allen out of sonoma state university ended his career with the niners, bill parcell, hodgkin's, chris carter and curly cup join the most coveted fraternity in football. allen played with dallas and the 49er

to the defending champ, rory mcelroy. he takeser though -- the long putt, the distance for birdie, and he will move to two under after that shot. he is at the top of the leaderboard with five under. stay with us. we have a look at your seven-day forecast. >> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news tonight. an elderly couple never again victimized by scammers. tonight after the game, how suspects gained access to their home. in her own words, the woman accused of hiring a hitman to kill her husband describes a lifetime of abuse. plus, tax- free shopping. plus, the economic impact. the stories [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it is quiet now, but it was not -- >> thundering. >> we may get a brief break, but more is still possible. thursday night, tomorrow. it looks like it will clear out for baltimore for the weekend. southern areas of the state will have to deal with with storms through the entire weekend. baltimore an

setting up to be quite a putt-around, even rory mcilroy got into the fray. that's next in sport >> mike: tiger woods and phil mickelson were ranked number one and two in the world. after round three today, tiger's 4-over, phil's 10-over, hoping for a battle. let's move on. after two days of rain, a picture perfect day. this tee shot landed in someone's pocket. in fourth at 6-under. adam scott, started the day in second. 7016, downol, four back. jason dufner, a double on the front but made this bird on 10. in second at 8-under, and everyone is chasing jim furyk. a great birdie on 17, a better par putt on 18. got to make those putts to win majors. furyk, the leader at 9-under, and henrik stensen third. >> the golf course dried up a little bit and continues, it's only going to get tougher tomorrow. there's a crowded leaderboard so go out there and fire a good number and try to get out there ahead. >> mike: definitely up for grabs. the all-star break put a little determine on the a's momentum, despite josh reddick's five home runs in the last two games. oakland

rory mcilroy not in contention. a 3-under today. henrik stensen rolls in the birdie on 17 to move to under 8. five birdies, throw bogeys. wood is in control at 15-under par. >> a marathon finish sunday at the women's british open. park lining up her putt. watch this. st. andrews, 40-miles-an-hour winds, forces the suspension of play early in the third round. >> the most dam nantz swimmer in the world will be a freshman at cal. i'm talking about missy franklin. the 18-year-old trying to have a winless record with n barcelona. she won the 200-meter back stroke with ease. she has one race left. should her team win she would join michael phelps, mark spitz, and the owner swimmers to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fame inducted seven new members today. larry allen out of sonoma state played for the 49ers. bill parcells and chris carter, dave can robinson, join the most i did not get the call. >> you heard the saying, better late that never. might not be the case when >> ama: coming up at 6:00, why day ri

rory mcilroy not in contention, trying to fine his game before next week's pga championship where heis the defending champ. 3-under 67 today. henrik stensen, bird putt on 17. begins tomorrow's round seven become of tiger. he had a 2-under 68. woods in control at 15-under par. >> it will be a marathon finish sunday at the women's british open. fourth hole today, mv park, lining up the putt. look at the bull just blowing in the 40-miles-an-hourpensin of py in the day. >> missy franklin, the fifth win at the world championships today in barcelona. the event that landed her a fifth goal with the 200-meter backstroke. she won with ease. franklin has one race left. should her team win she will join michael phelps, mark spitz, and christine, the only swimmer to win six events at the world or olympics. >> pro football hall of fame inducted members today. larry allen out of sonoma state university ended his career with the niners, bill parcell, hodgkin's, chris carter and curly cup join the most coveted fraternity in football. allen played with dallas and the 49ers and won a super bowl ring f

rory already knew that in our prior research all the advice of. judge joan wintered sentenced to write a hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian sentence is that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so obvious skated all of the available material on it it's not whether they were sent here because acts of terrorism were being were happening in cuba you do not send people at to spy in other countries because you think that they are committing or you say they're committing acts those five that are so you know try to be painted as heroes are murderers all the men were given maximum sentences kept in solitary confinement for more than a year barred from seeing certain family members and what they believe was the most prejudicial they were not granted a change of venue out of mia

just as important for her here, no split wes golfer boyfriend rory mcilroy. he's not spoiling that much. they were trying to put aside some breakup rumors. that's why we bring that up. >>> robinson cano, hit in the hand. that 90-mile-per-hour fastball gives fans a bit of a square. x-rays negative. later, soriano joins the 400 club with two homers. >>> hunter pence with this hulking home run, 476 feet. he beats the league's longest this season. that beats the old record by a foot. the giants win that game. >>> red bull air force team jumping off a denver hotel. 45 stories down to the parking lot. funds go to the colorado scholarship coalition. they're doing 50 stunts like this a year. there's better ways to spend your afternoon. 3,000 gallons of gravy there. and they're all dressed up. contestants get dressed up. superman, yorkshire pudding. >>> the oxford online dictionary has just added the phrase twerk. we guess that miley cyrus might be partially to blame for this. they define it as dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrustin

rory already knew that in our prior research all the advice of. judge joan with sentence to write all hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian suits is that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so obvious skated all of the available material on it it's not whether they were sent here because acts of terrorism were being were happening in cuba you do not send people to spy in other countries because you think that they are committing or you say they're committing acts those five that are so you know try to be painted as heroes are murderers all the men were given maximum sentence is kept in solitary confinement for more than a year barred from seeing certain family members and what they believe was the most prejudicial they were not granted a change of venue out of miami well

[cheering] mcilroyg champion rory is right in there with the transcript the northern irishman says heust needs to get back his positive attitude. one under par will help him do that. lee westwood says his long game suits the country club layout. he is looking threatening grid tied for third with david hearn at four under par. nick marshall maccormack, bbc news. >> still to come, she is the queen of daytime tv. was she refused to hand back at a luxury boutique in switzerland? >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, your sisternk.>> wanted nothing to do with you. all of a sudden, she is moving in. >> oh my gosh. >> jazmine is french. a very exotic name. >> she has taken you to parties and told me that i'm not good enough for you. >> i'm not going to make it. >>, "blue jazmine" rated pg-13. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new v

on rory already knew that you know our priorities are all the advice of. the war. judge joan was sentenced to write a hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian souness's that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so obviously gated all of the available material on it it's not whether they were sent here because acts of terrorism were being were happening in cuba you do not send people to spy in other countries because you think that they are committing or you say they're committing acts those five that are so you know try to be painted as heroes are murderers all the men were given maximum sentence is kept in solitary confinement for more than a year barred from seeing certain family members and what they believe was the most prejudicial they were not granted a change of venue out of miami well

rory like caddy shack. even par. phil coming up. wins at the open 2 over 72. tiger woods 2 back of the leader. simpson a 4 under par 66. finish up with x games l.a. 43 style. look mom no hands. >> dude. are you serious? he takes gold with unbelievable final run. third straight. motel 0x free style win. he's a bad man. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt that is amazing maneuver. >> crazy sf really is. >> all right larry snoovrngs bear appears to have a craving for german food. stay >> wake up weather. patchy low clouds first thing in the morning. inland. breezy near the delta again. temperatures 50's, 60's warming up by 8:00 a.m. mike is here in the morning. >> thanks. >> forget yogi berra and stealing picnic basket. there is a bear in colorado whose eye on much bigger praises. entire dumpster. the bear sniffed out some food in the become of a german restaurant last night and lack at him go. instead of messing with the lid he just wheeled off the entire bin. he took it about 50 feet. >> look at him go is that until he finally flipped it over an

rory like caddy shack. even par. phil coming up. wins at the open 2 over 72.r woods 2 back of the leader. simpson a 4 under par 66. finish up with x games l.a. 43 style. look mom no hands. >> dude. are you serious? he takes gold with unbelievable final run. third straight. motel 0x free style win. he's a bad man. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt that is amazing maneuver. >> crazy sf really is. >> all right larry snoovrngs bear appears to have a craving for german food. get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest-free for 3 event, on now! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> wake up weather. patchy low clouds first thing in the morning. inland. breezy near the delta again. temperature

rory like caddy shack. even par. phil coming up. wins at the open 2 over 72.iger woods 2 back of the leader. simpson a 4 under par 66. finish up with x games l.a. 43 style. look mom no hands. >> dude. are you serious? he takes gold with unbelievable final run. third straight. motel 0x free style win. he's a bad man. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt that is amazing maneuver. >> crazy sf really is. >> all right larry snoovrngs bear appears to have a craving for german food. stay >> wake up weather. patchy low clouds first thing in the morning. inland. breezy near the delta again. temperatures 50's, 60's warming up by 8:00 a.m. mike is here in the morning. >> thanks. >> forget yogi berra and stealing picnic basket. there is a bear in colorado whose eye on much bigger praises. entire dumpster. the bear sniffed out some food in the become of a german restaurant last night and lack at him go. instead of messing with the lid he just wheeled off the entire bin. he took it about 50 feet. >> look at him go is that until he finally flipped it over and

i'm rory devine, nbc bay area. >> we just got word that the san diego county sheriff's department is going to hold a news conference with the family of the missing children. some relatives at 5:30. we'll are bring you is the latest at 6:00. >> that text alert from the chp late last night caught many people off guard. how does it work? why was it so loud and can we opt out. kris sanchez joins us from san jose. this was the first time i received a text alert from the chp. >> in fact, that text did not come from the chp. it came from ctia, the wireless trade organization that manages the wireless emergency alerts. it's very confusing right now. you're not the only one who has questions about it. we found a lot of folks didn't know this was a possibility until the phones started blowing up around 11:00 last night. >> my phone went off last night. yeah, it caught me by surprise. >> even chp officer chris was caught off guard by the loud buzzing alarm coming from his cell phone when the san diego sheriff's department requested its amber alert for two abducted children. through the wr wirel

i'm rory sushi it's a pleasure to have you with us today the german government's increasingly on the defensive over its cooperation with america's national security agency has now been forced to publicly deny accusations by a german newspaper which claimed that many of the country's computers work as a back door for the us security organization and all comes in the aftermath of edward snowden's revelations that germany is in fact the top european target for the n.s.a. now the overseas surveillance which self-help to facilitate apparently targets around half a billion german data connections every single month and this includes phone calls emails mobile text messages and web chats all the data ends up being stored right in the n.s.a.'s headquarters near washington d.c. and tens of millions of german connections are tracked and recorded every day and that number actually doubles during busy holidays. are now reports on exactly how deep the surveillance runs. should the average person be concerned about their online information being stored by security services you can analyze a person'

joins us here on the program and i hear you are just getting set up a very very short notice made as rory sushi in moscow i hope you can hear me ok you're on the ground in syria regarding this alleged chemical weapons attack so far i know it's short days and early days yet what can you tell us. sorry i can't hear you well. hello it's rule research. in the moscow studio i'm sorry you can't hear us well i understand you came in a short notice the allegations of a chemical weapons attack in syria what are you hearing. oh well ok ok hello according to the activist the syrian or the usually command council says that the region fighter planes that were flying over the area after the bomb but who are being. accusing the forces loyal to the president bashar left off using chemical agents. well. if you want the real story you can. you can say or you can you can assume that the. attack was in the rebel held areas of the eastern damascus. well. the minister off foreign affairs and now that there is no chemical attacks where implemented in those areas those areas like. ours and then cut or any areas

worldwide news live from moscow this is he with me rory sushi now eight am here in the russian capital let's get straight into it for you now a hero to some a traitor to others private bradley manning we'll hear a faint on wednesday when the u.s. judge decides what sentence he deserves for spilling hordes of secret government data to wiki leaks there's no doubt he will be locked up for the key question is for exactly how long it's going to details now from. just outside the courthouse and. well the judge is now deliberating bradley manning subtends the judge colonel to new zealand says she'll deliver the sentence wednesday morning manning faces a maximum of ninety years after he was found guilty of most of the charges against him including aspin knowledge in the closing arguments of the sentencing hearing the prosecution requested that manning spend no less than sixty years in prison for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the website wiki leaks they say and doing so manning betrayed the trust of the united states and of his fellow soldiers but national security at

it's all to live from moscow with me rory sushi the kaiser report soon but for now the former egyptian president hosni mubarak ousted in the two thousand and eleven revolution he could be freed from jail later today at the release was ordered off to a corruption case against the toppled dictator was finally settled though mubarak will however be back in court within a few days for a retrial over a separate accusations that he ordered the killing of hundreds of protesters that was now two years ago the latest explanation for marty's truck. this is actually a legal decision grounded on proper law even though it seems quite ironic that two and a half years after this revelation people are calling for his new ouster and wanted him to be in jail he could be seen walking on the streets in the next forty eight hours basically hosni mubarak has been in detention in prison now for the next month the time someone can be detained without charge now because we're seeing a retrial that means essentially the clock is being turned right back to two thousand and eleven before he started any of these t

it's also a lot for moscow with me rory sushi in just a moment egypt's deposed dictator he's just walked out of prison and we'll see if that means we're back in just. choose your language. because we know if they're going to stay still some of. the consensus get to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories get him to. choose the access to. lud. live. live live. live . a quarter past the hour here in moscow it's odd to. cross talk soon for now egypt's toppled dictator hosni mubarak he's left jail and been moved to a military hospital where he will remain under house arrest and the former president still awaiting a retrial though of his complicity in the killing of hundreds of protesters in the twenty eleven revolution in cairo with our report beltran i know. this was the chant the united to his square and the nation and the barak get out during two thousand and eleven january revolution millions called for thirty years if you take the ship to come to an end a year later with hosni mubarak on trial the nation was still hopeful for justice crowds called for the aged auto

dissecting the dutch economy with the kaiser report i'm rory sushi i live on r.t. moscow thank you for watching today. they say geo politics is a lot like a schoolyard and what obama snubbing a meeting with the president of russia to in theory punish him for the stone incident sounds kind of amateur that is the kind of stuff the girl you did when you're sixteen would do cancel a date just to show you how much her feelings are hurt let's not mistake this cancel meeting with cutting off diplomatic relations which is the total rejection of any form of discussion with another country which really isn't a bold and possibly dangerous but a call message but obama did was more like a minor annoyance he knows that he will talk to putin again in the near future i mean how are they not going to talk in the next g. eight summit what is he just going to have to hide behind merkel the whole time and hope it works out or ducked behind the shrimp cocktail whatever here's a russian accent one could argue that to appease republicans he had to do something to look strong after the st

it's just after eleven am in a blue sky of moscow it's r t with me rory sushil let's get straight to your world headlines right now a search engine for all of your private information what an n.s.a. program called x. keyscore is now this is according to freshly published documents which were provided by edward snowden just before he arrived in the transit zone of a moscow airport detail was described as the widest reaching intelligence gathering system used in the world let's get an explanation now. remember when edward snowden said he could wiretap eighty one at any time be the president or a federal judge if he had their personal e-mail that he could see the content of everyone's communications without a warrant the n.s.a. came out and said snowden was lying nobody can do that without a warrant snowden's latest revelation shows yes they can and i say training materials that he had provided to the guardian show that the analysts use a program called x. keyscore to mine and norma's agency databases by filling in a simple onscreen form giving only a broad justification for the search

it's all to live from moscow with me rory sushi and the urge to topple egypt's former dictator hosni mubarak was the key driving force of the two thousand and eleven revolution after being sentenced to life in prison for ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters in the uprising and a successful retrial appeal that followed when barack could actually be freed from jail later today he will however be back in court within days for further proceedings and let's get some more details on this without cesar belcher. century the clock is being turned right back to two thousand and eleven before he started any of these trials so it's almost like he'd never been sentenced in the first place because he's already been in detention for several he is now can't keep them in before he's actually sentenced now with he has been in jail obviously because there been other charges against him knew of charges in regards to corruption now that he's been acquitted if they're used there's no reason to keep him in jail however he still have forty eight hours max for the prosecutor to basically appeal the

artie's coming to you live from moscow with me rory sushi there are fears that the u.s. dollar is losing its former glory and the world its trust in the currency is a safe haven a major blow him off to germany central bank demanded that the federal reserve return three hundred tons of gold berlin says it needs back guy natures you can explain the assets of foreign nations in the fed may not be secure or perhaps not even there at all. behind these walls is one of the most secretive organizations in the world u.s. federal reserve whether it's nice to audit them it's the wall this place is impenetrable for three years the u.s. federal reserve has been the place where many countries of the word a big chunk of their nations well as the countries weathered different waves of economic crises instability the federal reserve seems to them like a more or less secure place to keep their funds but are the funds really secure or are the reason being there has been speculation for a long time that the fed doesn't actually have much good that he has either sold it all lent out or used

live from moscow want to saturday this is r t with me rory sushi a very warm welcome to you today you are in a chemical weapons experts are expected to present the results of their investigation into last week's use of deadly toxins in syria though the u.s. has made it clear that the world bodies findings will not influence its intention to and attack the syrian regime which of course it blames for the chemical attack that reportedly killed fourteen hundred civilians with an intervention expected as early as possibly this week and the wider international community remains rather unconvinced by washington's claims as guy nature can now reports while the obama administration is laying the groundwork for a military strike against syria but the president says he has not made the final decision if mr ation has spent the last few days scrambling an intelligence assessment that would make the case for an attack on syria today we finally saw that report classified four page version out there. secretary kerry presented the report with this take a listen the american intelligence community has

live from moscow it's our team with me rory solution and thanks for joining us this morning here starting today websites with content infringing copyright in russia could be shut down that's according to a new anti piracy set of regulations which have been certainly stirring controversy lawmakers amy to curb online piracy and critics claiming it's opening the doors to censorship as good an explanation with artie's alexia ships despite that statistics on piracy in russia has improved over the last decade dropping from ninety three percent in two thousand and one to a little more than sixty percent last year it is still a huge problem and it is grated among the top five countries in the world in terms of piracy let me demonstrate what you can do on the russian web for instance you want to watch a freshly released movie but you don't want to pay for it then you go to one of the famous social network websites and russia find the movie you want which is always a loaded by the users. and. there you have it credit to the owners of an administration of the website they're trying to fight this pro

moscow i'm rory sushi live on the program a let's get straight to your top headlines u.s. whistleblower edward snowden is free to live and work in russia now for up to twelve months without fearing extradition and the former n.s.a. contractor has been granted temporary asylum here in the country meaning he finally left the moscow airport where he's been trapped in transit limbo since june you got pissed off has been following the developments in the ongoing snowden saga. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of settlement or to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if really were we knew at least approximately where he was now his location is even more secret. due to the fact that he's the most wanted person on planet earth to do he'll be concerned about the issue of security that includes questions of safety and the police where he's going to loop that's all up to him i has used lawyer will consult and advise him but on other issues it's up to him as for meeting the press yes he's ready to meet the russian media but you need to understand you stil

think in the world is either submit or be destroyed ok good point neal in washington right head reply rory you did not submit libya to destroy the rules as to the period pineal go ahead we have to face it we will wait a second john you know to say that the u.s. is an occupier in japan and south korea is fundamentally to misinterpret the reality u.s. is yes a strong military ally of japan and south korea and clearly has different street with both countries but you know i mean i come from india and i know about british rule and british occupation of india and essentially the industrial revolution in britain in the nineteenth century was fueled from india you know so occupiers in the past have always have had a history of actually emasculating the countries that occupied look at how japan and south korea have performed with the you know with under the alliance with the u.s. they have tried to call it an occupation is complete nonsense matt you want to jump in there because they were not going to match for instance going to mass in a match ok fine fine what i what i want to say is this i think

live with me rory soon thanks so much for joining us today. a fresh surveillance scandal unveiling in the u.k. it's now been revealed that major telecom companies are secretly collaborating with the british intelligence agency giving it limited access to the private communications of millions of customers documents naming bt vodafone cable and for a rise in business among the companies that are aiding g c h q to intercept much of the world's online and telephone traffic all of this being leaked by the whistleblower edward snowden and it comes out on the heels of previous embarrassing revelations assuring the agency was generously financed by the n.s.a. . has more details now from london. these are three big companies and the four smaller companies really making up a large part of the high capacity undersea fiber optic cables that really make up the backbone of the internet's architecture now these fiber optic cables carry vast amounts of data for millions of users who back in june the guardian newspaper had revealed details of the c.h.p. is so

with me rory sushi welcome to the program the death toll in egypt has now exceeded five hundred that's according to local health officials the unrelenting bloodshed is about to become as deadly as it was during the two thousand and eleven revolution to warn you you may find some of the upcoming images disturbing. now cairo descended into chaos on wednesday when security forces swept through the ousted president's protest camps in the capital seen shootouts between groups of mosques gunmen and police snipers at the unrest has also adopted a sectarian twist as islamist supporters of morsi started raiding christian churches correspondent bill true reports from card. the latest reports we just had the supporters of ousted leader mohamed morsi have attacked a governor building here in the capital just in d.c. which is on the outskirts of cairo they are obviously extremely angry of following yesterday's bloody onslaught which through hundreds die and security forces who promise to do a peaceful disperse vote all of the supporters of move in and sit ins you know basically opened fire for seve

the world's top headlines live from moscow its arts here with me rory sushi a nobel peace prize laureate and egypt's vice president mohamed el baradei one i'll stand trial for breach of trust. the interim government over the violent dispersals of protests just last week that follows the arrests of several senior muslim brotherhood figures including the group spiritual leader mohamed badie and all this comes while the country plunges deeper into an economic abyss as artie's paula severe reports. this is the place where egypt's creative minds meet and mingle for more than one hundred years they've congregated here cleaning inspiration from the famous faces watching down on them but the state imposed daily curfew has severely restricted the free flow of thought it strutting the they use over the hours and you feel that you are surrounded by by the curfew government offices now closer to thirty in the afternoon businesses close the doors an hour later the roads are clogged with traffic so if you want to get home before seven at night one of the irony is that now with the state of emergency t

that's right rory it's come as quite a surprise to many people here that the u.s. government has been looking into at mail dot brew as you said it is the most popular and widely used email provider in russia it's numbers are very big and if you look at what the n.s.a. has been looking at some of the world's largest a websites as far as internet traffic goes we're talking facebook yahoo twitter. c.n.n. dot com google and g. mail these are and now not only that but this isn't just the email services either companies like google have expanded into dr google documents and people increasingly keep a large amount of very private information on those servers so it just begs the question how deep is the n.s.a. looking into these things outside of the e-mail and how much those programs may expand in the future but it has come as quite a surprise to many people that the n.s.a. has been looking into russia's largest email provider lizzie what about what's happening now to the man who distribute through all those documents in the first place would it snowed and the latest on h

i'm rory sushi american defense analyst and author ivan eland he says the fact that the u.s. will keep supporting the egyptian military or runs counter to washington's rhetorical stance on that of democracy. if you look at u.s. policy it's usually based on u.s. interests and the u.s. interests that the administration perceives in this case are supporting the military which we've done since the late one nine hundred seventy s. to keep it in the israeli egyptian peace agreement and that's the core of u.s. policy is israel in the middle east problem is it's getting very embarrassing for the administration because the military really brutally cracked down on the protesters they promised to do it gradually to leave in a space for people to leave the camps if they wanted to use only non-lethal weapons and of course they came with snipers on buildings and now live ammunition and so it's a very embarrassing to the u.s. to have the military. and military behave this way when the u.s. is providing one point three billion in aid but of course that runs counter to the american position o

it's twenty minutes past the hour moscow time it's r t with me rory sushi inmates at guantanamo bay have accused the guards of carrying out invasive procedures including the so-called gift momus sarge at the offices daily routine against the hunger strikers was outlined by the last british resident at the facility shocker i'm out all of this in a private talk to his lawyer now according to the inmate jury and such invasive searches an extraction team walks in and forces a detainee to the floor any movement is restrained by the guards the detainees are held by the arms and legs such procedures they are conducted any time a prisoner wants to leave his cell to see a lawyer or a relative then the same again when he returns prisoners believe this is a tactic to try and intimidate them break the ongoing hunger strike and prevent them from talking to their advocates but attorney cliff smith representing mr shaka armor he said the measures at the camp actually have the reverse effect on the prisoners. we have now raised it with the american courts that they shouldn't be doing this they shouldn't

now holder had self doubt in rory that he had waited too long to execute the takeover he began to compose a new note for the captain on a sheet of legal yellow paper it was able to string together a coherent letter for the thoughts are slipping away roger holder ask for another cigarette who is trying to maintain some cool but desperately trying to muster the courage to go do it. a to 25:00 p.m. the captain's voice came over to direct the attention to the snowcapped mountain on the left side of the aircraft always going smoothly and there would be on the ground in 25 minutes. roger holder put out his cigarette. now whenever. now or never. in then pulled up the briefcase and opened in removed a troublesome eyes alarm clock in roundup of the back and said the briefcase. could you watch my seat he ask the sales executive? with that he rose and walked down the aisle. cathy kerkow watched him walk by. "this is it." holder pullback the galley to find stewardesses' putting proxy into their mouth including the lovely gina. the dry cleaning voucher. i forgot about the voucher. he said let me show

gerri: we rory have these instruments in our cars why don't they tapped into that information already? >> 92% of the cars on the road already have a black box on the vehicle but manufacturers use the data for recall and technical services and they are starting to give that information and to the government because they want to tax us by the my all that information will not be shared with insurance companies there is no way they would let that happen all must perforce by the government. gerri: always great to see you. what you think? would you allow insurers to monitor your driving? log on at gerriwillis.com i will share your results. of promises to be the next big thing for consumers, a wireless charging for your smart phone already mcdonald's gives access to free wireless but is this cracked up -- all is cracked up to be? welcome to the show. how does this work? >> there is a power mac basically a piece of the matt you put your phone into a cradle and stick of them backed it uses electromagnetic energy to give you the power for your phone. it is truly wireless because places like sta

we pass this anti bribery law back in '76 because rory that big companies are participating complicity in the fascination of heads of state. now we're using it to go after the tastiest tiniest violations. in five years' time may have spent 24 million of the trillion. the store open up center. it just seems like the government is going after tinier and tinier offenses. >> it's kind of like if the irs is mandated. someone came down to the irs and said you guys strengthen up here. do something about it. if the start auditing everybody of course there will find wrongdoing buried underneath receipts that somebody run off. if there's, like i said before, a couple of wrongdoings of hiring somebody in china, these are all little blips in the ocean. what the government really needs to do is turn inward. like us to before, the need to just fix the system cannot go after these small proems that we are seeing. dennis: a last quick answer, how much of this regulatory crackdown going after more in my be related to the fact that he was the one visib ceo who is especially vocal in criticizing governme