we are looking at the shiites and the sunnis. if we go into syria, that's always the jordanians and the sunnis, we want to establish a base in syria. they know iran is establishing a strong shiite base to sonker the sunnis. they want shiites in the middle east. they do not want that. that's why they agreed to fund the war with the mercenaries to fight their shiite brother and their enemy and do their dirty work for them. we shall be smarter than that to fight a war for them to make sure they can maintain themselves against iran. >> jonathan, what do you think the reaction from assad will be with the limited strike? >> this is what i have been warning against. you go to war or you don't. if we want to stay out, let all the factions kill each other. it will be hard to ignore that 110,000, but at least we would have an objective. or go in all the way and get rid of assad and begin to dismantle the network that is spreading across the middle east. you go in in the half hearted way and we will get drawn in whether from hezbollah or sy

we have the shiites and sunnies in that part of the world.in is trying to support assad because he is a part of the shiite group. our community, our friends, our allies are among the sunis. in everything he is doing, he is protecting assad, okay? this is a huge strategic issue for us, because you look at all the arab countries that we support, the saudi arabias, all the arab countries who are allies, and they are appalled over what's going on. >> who are the more numerous, sunis or shiites? >> sunis are 17 to 1. >> what's the point? >> overwhelmingly -- the muslim brotherhood is suni. al-qaeda is suni. but they are allies. >> giving no ground! >> not everything is rosie between putin and obama. in his televised address, president obama went to great length to establish that the syrian government bears responsibility for the gas attack that killed 1400 people. >> the situation for family changed, though, on august 21st, when assad's government gassed to death over a thousand people, including hundreds of children. the images from this masacre

dozens of people killed in an attack by suicide bombers on a funeral in a shiite neighborhood of baghdad the largest single assault on iraqi civilians this year. now less than a year until scotland decide whether or not to separate from the united kingdom but as the days wind down the rhetoric is ratcheting up with oil the centerpiece of the disagree. good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency this is part of syria's chemical disarmament plan hammered out by russia and the u.s. last week or so has the details. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the p.c. w now of course the office of w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a phone that indefinitely of cour

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assad is a wise he's closer to the shiites since it is the. so knees and iran is the power at that point you started to see that on the street level sunni conflict started to actually resonate and started to stick it up until that point really it's fairly serious it was more localized to the areas where it was being fought such as in iraq. and moreover more importantly the root of the conflict is not the sunni shia here we saw this issue of six here it is and being instrumental lies by those who believe that an increase in security a war for will benefit their geo political objectives. the united states has been aligned in large part with these sunni dictatorships or countries saudi arabia bahrain qatar so. as soon as they are in charge and largely at the moment i find myself largely opposed to the perceived she corrected that is not so much syria but i think that's the perception the average american and more shia iran. could it be that you know for example the way pretty world war two were during world war two the us was an ally with the sov

it was in the shiite city of the city. it comes a day after two bombs hidden in an air conditioning unit in the city mosque in the city of samara killed 15. >>> mexican president have survivors of storms in the pacific coastline. mud slides purrryed entire villages in the the mud and rocks. more than a hundred people died in the storm. he said they will be rebuilt in safer location. >> translator: we eve had we'ved extraordinary rain and unfortunately, guerro has opinion the most effected. with the number of family deaths and the way in which it happened. >> we report from the village. >> reporter: rescue teams slowly begin town earth what lies. beneath a disaster stko*e disas. here they will take the body of a woman, one of ph-f they expect to find in the coming days. survivors say the mudslide hit without warning. >> i lost my nephew, my grandchildren, the whole house is gone. i lost my entire family. they were making bread when mudslide hit. >> reporter: the hill slide collapsed last sunday. the results of days of torre

> there was also renewed concern about the surge of sectarian violence in iraq between sunnis and shiites. dozens of people were killed in multiple suicide bomb blasts this week, including one at a shiite funeral. according to human rights groups, more than 4,000 iraqis have been killed in recent months in the escalating violence. >>> this week, iranian-american pastor saeed abedini marked one year in prison in iran. abedini was arrested after he traveled there to help establish orphanages and a network of house churches. he was convicted of undermining iran's security and sentenced to eight years in prison. human rights groups and religious leaders renewed calls for his release. as new iranian president hassan rouhani traveled to the u.n. general assembly in new york, evangelist billy graham issued an open letter also appealing for abedini's release. >>> president obama also attended the u.n. general assembly and pledged ongoing u.s. support for human rights and democracy around the world. he cited a list of challenges facing the international community, and noted the u.s. is

if we leave him there, we have iran's best friend standing up, creating an access of shiite power. >> how much of a risk is syria to the world? >> syria is a risk because of iran. iran virtually controls iraq was a of all of our mistakes in iraq, if they control syria, that's a large access of shiite power. >>> up next, social media is all access pass to fashion has driven designers like trina turk to w >>> from style blogs to amazon, fashion is now consumed around the clock. this week's new york fashion week was no different. designers and fashion editors scrambling to help keep pace. how does that affect the industry's bottom line? joining me is trina turk and the digital editor of harper's bazaar, joyann king. >> thank you for having us. >> what do you think the top sellers will be? >> new york is the first city we go to in a month-long of new collections we are starting to see a few trends emerge. really the sort of new return to femininity in swinging skirts, chic short mini skirts and the effortless elegance. on the other spectrum there's been a lot of athleticicm. >> the next s

intercepted from the iranian revolutionary guard corps an order to shiite militias around the region,trike back at american targets if the u.s. hits syria. what do you think -- are we going to be drawn into a larger conflict here? >> this is a proxy war with iran. iran knows this. it's probably about time we have fully realized implications of this. this is why we should have been there two years ago. on the better late than never argument, it's important to move in now. >> thank you, gentlemen. when we come back, the justice department sued the state of louisiana seeking to block a school voucher program aimed at helping poor and minority students. ♪ how long have you got on your battery? just about two days. with up to 48 hours of battery life, it's the longest lasting 4g lte smartphone. the new droid maxx by motorola. when endurance matters. droid does. she was a picky eater. we now i'm her dietitian... ...anlast year, she wasn'tating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it t

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shiite communities are often the target, with sunni insurgents being held responsible, some of whom havelinks to al qaeda. for local people, checkpoints and roadblocks are a frustrating part of death -- of daily life. it is becoming increasingly difficult to withstand. >> in baghdad, the sounds of explosions have become a regular occurrence in the city's busier neighborhoods. on monday, a car bomb went off in rush hour. the blast took place on the commercial street and claimed a number of civilian lives. >> what harm did these innocent people commit? remains of innocent women and children scattered everywhere. >> is a similar scene -- it is a similar scene in this neighborhood where for car bombs -- four car bombs left distraction in their wake. >> one of the people killed was the owner of this car. he was our relative. >> on sunday violence struck a number of cities across the country. many iraq used -- iraqis have pointed the finger at national security forces, who have not been able to prevent the att acks. the attacks are claiming dozens of lives every week in outbreaks of violence b

authorities say at least 58 people were killed today in a wave of bombings in mostly shiite muslim cities south of baghdad n one incident, a parked carryinged with explosives went off, killing four people and wounding another 25. at least nine people were kill and another 15 wounded in a separate incident when a car bomb exploded in an outdoor market. also, according to the united nations, 800 iraqis died in sectarian violence last month, the worst surge of violence in five years. sunny muslims are angered by what they consider their mistreatment at the hands of the shiite-led government. >>> officials are hours away from trying to raise the crippled 115,000-ton "costa concordia" cruise liner. as you recall, the vessel capsized in january of 2012 after striking a reef off the west coast of italy. 32 passengers and crew members died. divers were never able to recover two bodies possibly lying under the wreckage. engineers will try to get the partially submerged ship upright using crank-like pullies and tanks filled with water f it all works, the ship will be towed away, broken up and sold

what we're looking at is a war between the shiite and the sunnis.hat's why we are getting caught in the middle right now if we go to syria. the saudis, jordanians do not want to establish a base in syria because they know iran is establishing the base in syria to create a strong shiite base in the middle east to fight the sunnis and counter the sunnis. the saudis, kuwaitis do not want that and that's why they agreed to fund this war using us as their merconaries to basically go fight their enemy and do their birth tdirty work for the. america should be smarter than that than to find a war for them so they can maintain their power in the middle east. >> jonathan, what do you think the reaction to assad would be about this so called middle strike. >> you either go to war or you don't. if we want to stay out, then let all of these factions kill each other. it would be hard to ignore the 110,000 but at least we have an objective. or go in all the way and begin to dismantle this iranian network spreading across the middle east. but you go in with this ha

> there was also renewed concern about the surge of sectarian violence in iraq between sunnis and shiites. dozens of people were killed in multiple suicide bomb blasts this week, including one at a shiite funeral. according to human rights groups, more than 4,000 iraqis have been killed in recent months in the escalating violence. >>> this week, iranian-american pastor saeed abedini marked one year in prison in iran. abedini was arrested after he traveled there to help establish orphanages and a network of house churches. he was convicted of undermining iran's security and sentenced to eight years in prison. human rights groups and religious leaders renewed calls for his release. as new iranian president hassan rouhani traveled to the u.n. general assembly in new york, evangelist billy graham issued an open letter also appealing for abedini's release. >>> president obama also attended the u.n. general assembly and pledged ongoing u.s. support for human rights and democracy around the world. he cited a list of challenges facing the international community, and noted the u.s. is criticized

in syria there is a sunni-shiite divide that plays itself out in syria. and yet our public opinion by and large really ever since the uprising, which did not like assad, they favor the rebels mostly him and nonetheless they don't want to see an international intervention. they don't trust the intentions in particular of the u.s. they think we will be doing it for the wrong reasons that nobody really believes that we would have intervened it would be over chemical weapons. they see what happened in iraq. by and large there was a public that did not want to support it, and that is why the arab league institution could not formally supported despite the pressure from gulf states. and then you have egypt, which obviously is the most populous arab state, influential historically. it is going through a lot of transition. certainly does not like assad and has criticized him. but after the overthrow of the muslim brotherhood in egypt and the overthrow of resident morsi -- president muslim, you have a sentiment in egypt that is so anti-muslim robin hood it trumps

at least ninety six people have now been declared dead in a series of blasts in a shiite muslim stronghold in baghdad in the deadliest assault on civilians this year the majority were killed by an attack by suicide bombers on a funeral in the densely populated shiite neighborhood of sadr city in the country's capital and security forces and medics arrived at the scene another explosion occurred according to police two hours later another car bomb blast rocked a commercial street nearby the even nine. the chancellor angela merkel looks set to win the third term when germans go to the polls for a parliamentary election on sunday germany's largely managed to dodge the economic problems that have crippled a number of its europe in the neighbors that many of its citizens a bitter had a decline in personal spending power and a rise in secure part time work. as. it's billed as europe's economic success story but german voters feel a country is split between the haves and the have nots germans are rich yeah ten percent of germans are only fifty to sixty percent of all the capital and the gap is ge

double bombing is killed at least thirty five and wounded more than fifty the attack targeting a shiite mosque most of the victims were worshippers leaving after evening prayers while no one has claimed responsibility there is a local al qaeda branch notorious for targeting shiites and similar attacks the incident coming amid a staggering spike in violence in the country. clashes have broken out again between police and protesters over the death of a young student to their weekend demonstration the authorities used tear gas to disperse the crowds in istanbul and the capital ankara is the third night of violent confrontations after a funeral was held for the twenty two year old who died in what people are calling disputed circumstances. to mexico city where thousands of teachers have taken to the streets again after the president signed a new law about education reform the protests have been ongoing for a month and see right here resulting in clashes and paralyzing much of mexico city the new law will see teacher's salary said just an outside monitors will evaluate and grade their perfor

evening prayers and shoppers thronging the streets local al qaeda branch are notorious for targeting shiites in iraq in similar attacks are claiming responsibility the incident comes amid a staggering spike in violence in the country. to turkey where clashes have broken out again between police and protesters angry at the death of a young student at a demonstration over the weekend their thirties used tear gas to try and disperse crowds in istanbul in the capital ankara it's the third night of violent confrontations after a funeral was held for the twenty two year old man who died in disputed circumstances. and thousands of mexican teachers have taken to the streets again after the president signed into law a controversial new education reform bill the protests have been ongoing for a month as you can see again resulting in clashes and paralyzing much of mexico city and the new law will see teachers' salaries adjusted by outside monitors who will evaluate and great. i more than a million people have turned out in the spanish breakaway region of catalonia pushing their claim for independence

you this hour iraq is rocked by a bloody day of sectarian violence a series of attacks targeting shiite neighborhoods and gatherings make it the deadliest day this year. in scotland thousands march in support of independence from the u.k. we talked to the nation's first minister who is leading the separatist strike that and more just a month. old . technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. play. basic needs the economic ups and downs in the final months day the london new york sang night and the rest of the life during the case it will be everything we can all pay. welcome back you're watching our two live from moscow i'm lindsey franks iran seems to be offering an olive branch to the west ahead of next week's un general assembly meeting a change of tone that first appeared with the election of a new president has become especially noticeable this week here's a look at some of his son rouhani is moves that may be signaling a far first in a recent interview he made it clear iran will never pursue nuclear weapons adding that his government migh

main shiite allies and it's agreed by many analysts that it's syria which is the key link in this chain and if it's dropped out that will lead to a breakup off the balance of forces in the region and would eventually lead to unpredictable consequences and definitely more violence so getting iran involved in finding a peaceful solution to the conflict in syria is something which is definitely a good knowledged by moscow and this summit here in kyrgyzstan is a good chance to do that you've got to spin off. your star for help last there moscow time to stay with us if you can the tough questions on the international issues with sophie co that's coming up in just a moment. david silver and president of american atheists initially had his request for a custom license plate with the word atheist on it rejected atheist written with a one as the i was deemed to be just too offensive after some pressure the new jersey motor vehicles commission caved in allowed the plate this is only logical because a properly spelled atheist point had already been in use i look at this two ways one if you're goin

far it's been the deadliest year since two thousand and eight and this started in april when the shiite led government broke up antigovernment protests and this is kind of angered some of the sunnis in the country and giving fuel to the fire for the al qaeda militants so we've seen an increase in sectarian attacks taking place and i don't see an end in sight the u.s. really messed up stuff in in iraq they had no plan foreign intervention hasn't worked given fuel drug coated militants i don't think the international community has any say in what's taking place i think that they've done the damage that they were done you know that they had ten years and i think that what we're seeing now it is internal sectarian issues taking this. so you know some other stories making headlines across the globe starting with kenny is ongoing hostage crisis in the capital there most of the hostages at the mall have been rescued after security forces launched a major counter attack among ten people still being held inside according to a kenyan military spokesman for army personnel reported to have been inj

is that, you know, you have a shiite majority country. a shiite regime. and wow think given what we know from the iraq war that al qaeda would be the mortal enemies. and what we-- what i think has become clear is that even that suleimani will essentially do he's very pragmatic. will essentially use whatever tool can to further his vision and that means using al qaeda. and using al qaeda against the united states. >> rose: the supreme leader has referred to him as a living martyr of the revolution. >> yeah. i mean he's a pretty amazing guy. like he's apparently very short but he's one of these guys. we've all met people like this the door swings open and he walks in the room and everybody stops talking. all the oxygen goes out. i think he's a pretty commanding presence. and he's famous for, he has a nick name from the iran iraq war. he's known as the goat thief because he used to go behind enemy lines and he would return with a goat which his men would then slaughter and cook and eat. so he's-- . >> rose: he brought the goat back simply to serve his men or

the shiites the shiites in lebanon had been very pro israeli up until the one nine hundred eighty two invasion of the rise of the hizbollah all right gentlemen excellent debate we had two great sides here many thanks to my guest in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the see you next time and remember tough rules. wealthy british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two kinds a report. put it on your. own. pleasure to have you with us here today. and. i. mean. i'm. german intelligence shares obama's confidence that the assad regime was behind last month's alleged chemical attack in syria as washington continues building a case for a military strike while in the u.k. . revelations that a british company with quantity a license to explore potential not gas stations to syria because the government has facing tough questions about how that was allowed to happen. to the kitchen president morsy will stand trial for inciting violence in the murder of protester

the issue in syria is starting conflict between shiites and sunnis and sunnis revolt against a shiite minority dominated syria and most of the other minorities are supporting the shia position. so the best position for the united states is to work on a transition government and not make it dependent on removal of the syrian leader especially not make it dependent at the very you beginning of the process. and from the beginning putin had said that the immediate removal of assad would lead to chaos. that's probably a correct sentiment. >> do you think that this is at the end of the day a success in foreign policy terms or has the obama administration snatched some kind of victory from the jaws of defeat? >> i don't think it's a victory for either side first of all. the russians are avoiding something that they would not like to see happen in the region. we are prevented from doing something which would be equally damaging to the region but worse probably for us, namely some pointless military strike dramatizes america's involvement in the war and probably an escalation of the effort. ou

has claimed responsibility for the blast which targeted commercial areas and parking lots of mostly shiite dominated cities across the country it comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country's where the ring its deadliest back to violence in half a decade with more than four thousand deaths since april. and in cambodia riot police of fired smoke grenades and water cannon and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by fraud it comes just a day after the country's king the leaders of rival blocks of the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. thousands have gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter valley's the draft floor supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace prot

as he creates the shiite access, think about it. will have russia and iran potentially combined with iraq. there is a real danger that iraq could fall under the influence of this group of nations and then if saudi arabia should fall or be overtaken, that really puts putin in an extremely dangerous position vis-a-vis the western world. >> i am out of time. give me a 20-second answer. are you convinced that that region of the world doesn't take this president seriously and will not take the u.s. seriously until obama leaves office? >> well i would hope that isn't the case. >> what do you think? >> well, what i think is that the obama administration has an anti-american energy strategy. they would rather our oil, the oil from canada be burned from china where there are lax emission standards in the u.s. where we have rigorous environmental standards. they are not, woulding to drill offshore. they are not prepared to open the strategic oil petroleum preserve. i would tell them this coming week in new york, look, guys, if you don't play

want to claim responsibility for the blasts which targeted commercial areas in parking lots mostly shiite dominated cities across the country comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country's weathering its deadliest spout of violence in half a decade for deaths and simple. a massive rescue operation is in full swing across the u.s. state of colorado with deadly floods. already killed five people left hundreds unaccounted for thousands of been forced to evacuate from the deluge there there's an america bomber signed a major emergency order for the battered state of proving that federal disaster aid with us to free has been branded an historic one hundred year flood the cost of repairs estimated at fifteen times the state's a new budget more downpours last awful cost. and violence have gathered in the city of montreal and canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter of values draw floor is supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab or other religious clothing in a workplace protest organize

bombings targeting mostly shiite neighborhoods today has left 34 people dead and over 151 dead. at least 40 people were killed in iraq sunday when a suicide bomber struck a shiite funeral south of baghdad. the violence brings iraq's death toll this month to over 800. this follows more than 800 killed last month and over 1000 killed in july. verse 6000 people have been killed in iraq since the start of the year. at least 40 people died in pakistan sunday when a car bomb hit a busy market in the city of peshawar. another 100 people were winded. it was the third major attack in freshwater over the past week following the church bombing that killed 80 and another blast on a broad bus -- on a bus. 50 students were killed when at rule college was attacked. gunmen believed to be from the islamic rebel group opened fire. the group attack on the highway attack killed at least 142 people. the latest disclosures from the leaks of edward snowden show the nsa is mapping out the social media connections of an unknown number of american targets. using phone metadata an online created, the nsa