their own dominance within the country the family just like the guitar or the south or the house of saud in saudi arabia they understand that they're engaged in an existential struggle for their very survival they realize that the democratic movements in other countries in the region could very quickly. translate into their own country so for those countries such as rain which has chastised syria for being so-called undemocratic they are the champions of non democratic institutions of torture of killing of extrajudicial killing and all of the rest of these things happening in bahrain that i think is the real scandal. life here in moscow still ahead this pre-election violence ripped through pakistan fourteen killed in the latest attack we've got an update from islamabad a little later in the program also. the mystery behind a plane that disappeared over the russian urals a year ago with thirteen on board is finally solved that and much more later in the program. it's day ninety of a hunger strike at guantanamo bay where nearly two thirds of the detainees are refusing food at the u.s. pris

members of the syrian opposition executing eleven government troops it took place in the city of de al saud huntress and a few days earlier these shocking images were released a syrian rebel fighter seemingly cuts out the heart and lung of a dead uniformed soldier an act that was even condemned by the syrian opposition but fail to draw strong criticism from the un general assembly some analysts say it demonstrates the u.n. selective stance on the conflict the u.n. resolution also expressed outrage at the rapidly increasing death toll it is estimated eighty thousand people have been killed so far in syria but let's look at the statistics in more detail provided by activist groups they argue the death toll peaked when gulf states and the u.s. sent more weapons to the region then fell when arms were limited before increasing once again when more weapons were supplied it may be a simple correlation but nonetheless suggests arming the syrian opposition may be causing more bloodshed and more analysis and opinion on syria as always awaiting you on our website dot com. for now iraq is in the grip o

terrorist organization by washington is at the tip of the spear of the opposition against president al the saud are reported to have emerged that a u.s. and british citizen have been killed while fighting among rebels in syria damascus estimates that around one hundred thousand mercenaries have joined the battle against it are as you are pissed off takes a closer look at who is being armed by the opposition to fight against the assad government. since britain and france blocked attempts to extend the e.u. embargo on supplying on's to the syrian rebels there have been growing fears that the weapons could end up in the wrong hands and this is why the syrian opposition is made up of many divided and often competing factions and truly there is no force that can represent it as a whole there is the syrian national council the national coalition for syrian revolutionary and opposition forces the supreme military council the free syrian army the international coordination committee the. brigade and many more and i'd like to point out that only the n.c.c. says it's open to dialogue with the authorities

terrorist organization by washington is at the tip of the spear in the opposition against president of the saud. based political alice rotella joins us now for more roles thanks very much for joining us here on r.t. so what sort of consequences can we expect if it is indeed confirmed that way has obtained chemical weapons. well the consequences are going to be dramatic in the region dramatic for all parties engage in the conflict it is also going to be. very decisive for the opposition's future. i think that with days the opposition. is not is no longer in the hands of those we see on t.v. or attending meetings for syria. the real reality on the ground in whether it's in syria or in some parts of lebanon is about and also and al qaida actively present and will dictate the future of the region and the future of this called revolution any idea as to where the chemicals could be coming from. the friends of spring. are so many one cannot predict anything you know they could come from anywhere and there are so many parties willing to destroy the region for the sake of. some. to gain to gain ground o

own dominance within the country the lifo family just like the guitar or the south or the house of saud in saudi arabia they understand that they're engaged in an existential struggle for their very survival they realize that the democratic movements in other countries in the region could very quickly. translate into their own country so for those countries such as bahrain which has chastised syria for being so-called undemocratic they are the champions of non democratic institutions of torture of killing of extrajudicial killing and all of the rest of these things happening in bahrain that i think is the real scandal. with a break. yes there are so the disagreeing with this again is you. are you. sure you are you sure. you're washing off the line from mosco welcome back angry crowds have flooded the streets of paris piling the pressure on the french president exactly again after he was elected tens of thousands gathered to denounce france saw all along as a stairway to drive according to opinion polls he is now the most unpopular french leader for decades at a time of the record unempl

their own dominance within the country the family just like the guitar of the south or the house of saud in saudi arabia they understand that they're engaged in an existential struggle for their very survival they realize that the democratic movements in other countries in the region could very quickly. translate into their own country so for those countries such as rain which has chastised syria for being so-called undemocratic they are the champions of non democratic institutions of torture of killing of extrajudicial killing and all of the rest of these things happening in bahrain that i think is the real scandal this is all a tale of her mosco more international news heading your way in just a minute stay with us. your news secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and we're going this is why you should care only on the dog. every detail. every piece of metal. and every one of those who will step on red square on the ninth of

perhaps what people want to know that the lifo family just like the guitar or the south or the house of saud in saudi arabia they understand that they're engaged in an existential struggle for their very survival they realize that the democratic movements in other countries in the region could very quickly. translate into their own country so for those countries such as rain which has chastised syria for being so called up. democratic they are the champions of nondemocratic institutions of torture of killing of extrajudicial killing and all of the rest of these things happening in bahrain that i think is the real scandal now the youngest child is just sixteen and the oldest is thirty four is uprising really just made up of the country's youth is it representative of the general feeling of the population do you think i think it definitely is representative of the general feeling remember that the people of bahrain have been ruled by one single family of a minority in the country so if you're talking about the vast majority of that country having lived in a state of disenfranchisement for thei

the rebels in syria and he basically brushed off the report saying it's quote highly likely that al saud forces were behind it that has also been the narrative perpetuated in the media last week chuck hagel said the administration is considering arming the opposition also this week a bill was introduced in the senate that would authorize exactly that chuck hagel delivered a speech at the this conference in washington where several commanders of the free syrian army were also invited in that speech he does not mention or means the rebels he said this secretary kerry and russian foreign minister lavrov announced they will seek to convene an international conference with representatives of the syrian government and the opposition to determine how to implement a political transition in syria. using the four range of tools the united states will continue to work toward achieving our goal of ending the violence and helping the syrian people transition to opposed to sort of thore so we see there is a build up of hope for this conference which will presumably take place sometime at the end of ma

petro markets especially the emirates qatar and the house of saud not to mention the logistical support of syria and yes i agree with our other guest it is already already a regional conflict it's going to get much worse especially because the west us britain and france they see their totally impotent to conduct any saying on the ground and now we have jihad these let loose we're going to have hezbollah are playing against al-qaeda which is a new cold wet dream of course and we have the back and forth of jihad this between iraq and syria chris you want to jump in there. well i just wanted to agree i think with it was jeff who said that you know that this is there's no easy solution to this that this is going to take time and i think that's a raw reality that everyone is confronting and i think that's clearly one of the reasons why you see the u.s. administration taking it slow it's obviously you know a situation where people want to act with a certain degree of caution and an understanding that there is no perfect answer to this but again i mean i just i don't foresee any world in which

in an interview with cnn, syria's deputy foreign minister saud they can expect retaliat n retaliation. >> this was a declaration of war. this is not something that's strange but we do it. with this several occasions and we retaliated. the way we want the retaliation was always painful to israel, they will suffering again. >> air space is now closed to civil engineers. sarah sidener has the latest. >> they have not made any statements publicly when it comes to there they struck inside of syria. this is the third time this year ids real has been accused of hitting a target inside syria. this time the accusation is coming from the syrian government. the government saying that israel hit a research facility overnight on saturday. there were huge explosions that you could see from amateur video on the outskirts of damascus. we are seeing that's different this time from israel. israel has now deployed in the past 48 hours two iron dome missile defense battery systems to the north. we also know air space from the middle up to the northern border has been closed to civil aviation. now we spok

the doctor, as you just saud, dr. barnhart, they threw mattresses and blankets over them. may be one of the reasons there weren't that many brain injuries. >> and there may have been other centers nearby? >> yes, in the midst of this. they're setting up a triage to try to take care of people. and they're trying to evacuate places. they are trying to, you know, save lives and prevent injury while they, themselves, could be putting themselves in harm's way. it's quite extraordinary. she's only 34 years old. she came up and said i'm the woman who's in charge. >> last night, she said they had confirmed 51 fatalities. they downgraded that today to 24 fatalities. what do you think happened? just a mix up? >> it's something that i've seen before. what happens is sometimes you get a double count. this has happened twice. they just counted twice, many of those same people. oftentimes, it goes the other day. what makes the sleep what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm b

terrorist organization by washington is at the tip of the spear of the opposition against president of the saud. meanwhile here is main opposition group the syrian national coalition says it will not participate in the international peace conference proposed by russia and the u.s. the group side it has to rein of forces fighting alongside this year in military as a reason for rejecting the meeting this has reports emerged that a u.s. and a british citizen have been killed in syria while fighting for the rebels are going off takes a look now at the syrian opposition and those who might be armed on its behalf since britain and france blocked attempts to extend the u.n. bargo on supplying arms to the syrian rebels there have been growing fears that the weapons could end up in the wrong hands and this is why the syrian opposition is made up of many divided and often competing factions and currently there is no force that can represent it as a whole the. pull the national coalition for syrian revolutionary and opposition forces the supreme military council the free syrian army the international coor

so texas is now producing as much oil assad saud does. so it is an amazing story.rage job by the way in that industry $100,000 a year. twice what the average private sector worker gets. we should be drilling like crazy. should go drill, baby drill. melissa: these are fan tas me to the punch. where he was leading to the tax revenue desperately, desperately in need of this money. rather than bleeding ordinary workers dry they could create a new industry and generate new jobs with new revenue. steven schork, new york is another one. steve moore mentioned that in california that have monterey shale which they refuse to take advantage of. we knew could be generated. there are tremendous formmations in new york and lord knows we need taxes here. >> the vein runs up through new york. you have the utica shale in eastern ohio, melissa. this brings up elected in american history will have provided in eight years over the biggest oil and gas boom in american history. melissa: you're right. great point to end on. it is really ironic and has to do with technology that he probab

. >> president obama saud we're not all strangers, what does it say? not about the police, just in general about the city? >> i'm a lifelong city resident myself. it just reiterates from city hall on down through the division of police that it's a partnership between a community and law enforcement. during the course of this investigation we're going to look and we're going to see if there was something maybe the community did miss or there was something. it's going to be part of an ongoing review and an educational process. but it's quite a challenge. we balance that right for everybody's privacy to what law enforcement is doing. so i don't have a pad answer for that. i just know that, you know, i know i can count on my law enforcement partners and friends. we need to count on our community. that's so, so important. like i said, we can't stress that enough. that comes all the way down from our mayor down to our chief about how important members of our community is. >> we're going to close out with the chief of police mike mcgrath saying a couple words

necessarily a large attack and remarkably we called the russians who called the iranians who called the saud and he backed down. by think -- gary can speak to this better that i can. but as far as we know, those -- the chemical agents on those bombs were mixed. you can't unmix them. and my understanding is some intelligence people have come to basically have told the white house and told members of congress "we don't have a lot of visibility on this stuff anymore. this stuff has been mixed, it was kind of deployed, they stopped deploying it but we're not necessarily going to get much of a warning." >> rose: so there is this: mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, came on this program last friday and he said that every foreign leader that comes in and talks to him says we want to see the united states take leadership. what does that mean? >> well, of course, people would love to have the u.s. fix this problem but i think it's beyond our means. >> rose: beyond our means? >> i really think it's not something -- i mean, this civil war is going to end up in a broken country, p

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he was taking disadvantaged children into the locker room and saud miezing them.one 16-year-old boy was brave enough to say this is not the revered coach that you think he is. he's a pedophile. he's good at it it. he's a sociopath and then ten other guys came out, grown men. and people go, oh, my god. they function, they are good guys. but guys like this guy hate women. if they have been in divorce, they look at women as sex toys. they weren't raised -- they don't have the same philosophies like good men like i was taught to respect women and shelter them and look out for them. these guys are sociopaths. i bet he and his brothers thought, isn't this unbelievable? we have our own sex toys tied up. nobody knows they are there. we go on with our lives. aren't we having great fun? never thinking ab the consequences, never thinking about the families. this is a sociopathic behavior. >> we're waiting for the press conference to begin. we're going to learn more about the suspects. we know the three young women have been returned to their families. john walsh, thank you.