thank you, sir. >> stokes' first challenge will be getting situated.ight. >> there was one bar of energy on the cell phone when i was taken into custody. and i'm hoping there's enough juice on there to look up a couple of phone numbers, possibly get a ride tonight. nothing like the smell of a t-shirt coming out of the warehouse four months later, you know? >> how's it smelling? >> phenomenal. like freedom. i was thinking of asking the deputy if he'd let me keep the boots, but i know they're tight on finances here at the county right now, so -- thank you, sir. [ inaudible ] >> yes, sir, thank you. freedom. as i was sitting there in the release area, i thought to myself, that was the first time i had been alone in four months. four months you've got somebody around you within a five-foot space. >> all right. take that green slip up to the cashier. >> thank you, sir. that's all i got in the world, but it's something. thank you, sir. one more lock away. thank you, gentlemen. >> for the first time since he was taken into custody four months ago, stokes can

someone wasn't so stoked about the green guy. recently someone called the police. the police say they don't have any problem with him running backwards, but that he was in fact dodging dangerous things in traffic and causing problems on the south beach roadway. take it on the sidewalk. >> take care. have a good one, man. >> i bet you guys never thought you would see a raccoon doing this. >> no way. >> that's going to zap him. be careful. >> it is not zapping him at all.

and i should point out to that investigation by by our congressman stokes it was a multimillion dollar investigation years long investigation that ruled out suspects. a lot of people still believe today hoover in the f.b.i. people don't realize hoover was first proposed as a suspect by j.b. stoner one of several white supremacist attorneys that james earl ray had you know the cia that stokes in his committee looked into that eighty bucks so many scenarios that were out there but when when tom and i followed this up starting in the early ninety's and then i kept on at it with tom support after that we just simply followed up the leads of stokes in his committee and we found that it was for georgia whites premises basically used a mafia godfather the most powerful one of the south one most powerful in the country. name of carlos marcello these four georgia whites premises to use marcel of to procure the hiring of a hitman to kill came james earl ray was prison escapee no low level drug runner for that organization and you know he was he was in all likelihood the man and i say in all like

stokes and his committee looked into that a debunk so many scenarios that were out there but when when tom and i followed this up starting in the early ninety's and then i kept on at it with tom support after that we just simply followed up the leads of stokes in his community and we found that it was for georgia whites premises basically used a mafia godfather the most powerful one of the south when most powerful in the country. name of carlos marcello these four georgia whites premises the use marcel of to procure the hiring of a hitman to kill came james earl ray was prison escapee in a low level drug runner for that organization and you know he was he was in all likelihood it and i say in all likelihood because we can't prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt but he definitely had help in the whole operation and there are others possibly involved as we explain in legacy of secrecy including some they could actually be convicted the day the last person i know that definitely could have been convicted only died in january of two thousand and six in my zip code here in georgia and it's

. >>> en la premier el united gano al stoke dos a cero en donde volvio de titular el chicharito, saliendoe de ecrca el titulod e la liga premie. >>> en la formula uno alonso gano el gran premio de china. >>> el checo llego de 11 y el compañero abandono. >>> recueden que esta noche en contacto deportivo tendremos el mejor resumen. >>> y mi mejor resumen de la convocatoria en el twitter del conde k . >>> y desde caracas. >>> >>> gracias estamos con angélica gonzalez. >>> que ambiente tensio. >>> si, lo delñ 7 de octubre es que a las 9 de la tarde se dio el boletin y a las 10 henrique capriles reconocio los resultados. >>> y ahora es todo lo contrario, viebndo la televisión siente que ambos creen que ganaron. >>> henrique capriles dice que están contentos que paso pero no pueden decirlo. >>> nicolás maduro también tiene la sensacion . >>> y lo cierto es que la noche va a ser muy diferente a la pasada eleccion . >>> los comandos hablan pero los candidatos no han salido. >>> nicolás maduro paso en venezolana pero no los vimos mas mismo que henrique capriles votando. >>> no se les ve la cara y

wave of violence is swept across the rugger this week leaving more than two hundred people dead man stoking fears that the country could cross the brink into civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's coming up. and a look at the investigation into a moscow region psychiatric ward fire that killed three people this week tell us making and the dative just cited as a possible reason for the high death toll. it's an it is heartening week for the euro zone with unemployment in spain of breaking twenty seven percent and reaching a new high in fronts figures so grim in fact that they've left to brussels questioning the benefits of austerity the president of the european commission admitted on monday that euros a drive to slash spending has reached its limit it comes amid worrying signs of public on rest fresh protests have been held hostage the euro zone with official polls are showing distrust towards each institution has more than doubled the leader of the u.k. depends party nigel ferocity that anyone with money invested in the single currency zone is now at risk. big investors should be w

a wave of violence swept across iraq this week leaving more than two hundred people dead and stoking fears that a country could cross the brink of the civil war between sunni and shia muslims. allover the investigation into moscow region psychiatric ward fire that killed thirty eight people this week carol smoking and drugs are side as possible reasons for the high death toll. has been disheartening week for the eurozone with unemployment named breaking twenty seven percent and reaching a new high in france figure so grim in fact that they've left questioning the benefits of austerity the president of the european commission of minutes europe's drives last sam as its limit comes amid worrying signs of public unrest fresh protests have been held across the eurozone with official told showing this trust toward the two sions has been double the leader of the u.k. the panel's party nigel faraj believes that anyone with money invested in the single currency zone is now at risk. they guessed should be worried all over the euro zone but it was. all i've been pondering for years you know wha

belgium a wave of violence swept across iraq this week leaving more than two hundred people dead and stoking fear so the country could cross the brink into civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's coming up later. and a look at the investigation into a moscow region psychiatric ward fire that killed thirty people this week carol is smoking and sedate of drugs are a side of us possible reasons for the high death toll. well it's been a disheartening week for the eurozone with unemployment in spain breaking twenty seven for santa reaching a new high in france figures so grim in fact that they have left brussels questioning the benefits of a sterile the president of the european commission and i meet dr to slash spending has reached its limit that comes amid worrying signs of public unrest fresh protests have been held across the euro zone with official polls showing distrust toward e.u. institutions as more than double the leader of the u.k. the panel's power. believes that anyone with money invested in the single currency zone is now a driscoll. think investors should be. i've been pond

villagos had trouble finding a stylish american-made pair of shoes, he decided to make them himself, and stoked artisan economy and supporting not only his business, but supporting two thri thriving businesses along the way. george villagos grew up working in his family's suburban chicago shoe shop. he learned the craft of building and repairing shoes from his father, an immigrant from greece. >> the first time my dad brought me to the shoe repair, he said by the end of the day, you have to have all of these shoes polished and at the time i didn't know what he was trying to do, but he was trying to scare me, because he didn't want me to get into the shoe business sglcht it is a lot of work, you know. the kids get dirty, you know, and it is not easy. >> after college, george started a career as a teeacher and then soon started to daydream about being his own boss and going into the shoe business like his dad. >> going into the business, you had to buy shoes that would be resouled, because he wanted the shoes to last. >> george realized that a well made pair of american shoes was hard to come by.

and in the process, he stoked the artisan economy supporting not only his business but also reviving and supporting two other small businesses along the way. george grew up working in his family's suburban chicago cobbler shop. there he watched and learned the old world craft of repairing and rebuilding shoes from his father, john, an immigrant from greece. >> the first time my dad ever brought me to the shoe repair, he said by the end of the day you have to haveipolished. and at the time i didn't know what he was trying to do. scare me. he didn't want me to go into the shoe business. >> kids get dirty, you know, and it's nice. >> after college george start add career as a teacher, but soon found himself daydreaming about being his own boss and going into the shoe business just like his dad. >> growing up, you know, in my family you always had to buy shoes that could be resoled, shoes that would last. >> george realized where things are disposable, a well made pair of american shoes was hard to come by. >> i went to nordstrom's, to barney's. i went everywhere and it didn't exist. >>

where my last is achieved just stoke on the flats the c. f. the hospital diet perfect tree they were made in england on them everything going to have the desired effect tree was in battle. as kids out there wrote it because they could. never. the fact. that. she's into the fight yet q. shirts look like little kids she would have given you crazy do you want people to think you're an idiot. cuckoo. make an effort by yak. choose your language clearly we could all infidels and i say still so much that. she was good the consensus candidate i can. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that imply life choose be access to often.

the latter is achieved just stoke on the flats the c. f. the hospital diet perfect tree they were made in england on them the reason they didn't have the desired effect tree was in battle. such. as kids out there wrote it because they could. devil. i haven't looked at. that. she's in the fire yet q shirts look like little kids who might have given you crazy do you want people to think you're an idiot and. make an effort by yet. wealthy british style holds a spot on the title of the times. that n.p.r. reporter. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for our no holds barred look at the global financial headlines join in to cause a report on our to. me is easy feat it's. very easy. to meet. and testing the legacy of chavez venezuelans are electing a new.

her name is teresa stokes. we are going to see this world in action.re going to watch her climb up to the top of the wings. she has one of those posts. they hold you in a giant flip-flop thing that hold your feet. >> i'm sure those are the proper terms. she's in that thing. she's not strapped or harnessed or anything. >> i feel like it's a flip-flop. >> we get to feel what it's like to be her. there are cameras at every angle. i feel like we are stunt women or stunt men. >> she took both hands off and one foot out of the flip-flop. what do you think she's thinking at that moment? >> hi, mom. >> this is the 2012 eaa air adventure show. the video was just uploaded. >>> this dog really likes the big sticks. >> you think maybe she'd pick it up? >>> drummers have always been the coolest. they can twirl the drumsticks, pop them up. that's pretty awesome. there's something more awesome. check out this girl from the band crash karma. she doesn't even have drumsticks. >> no way. >> those are nunchucks. you can see it first. she's swinging it around doing her be

jim brit who years later came forward with an affidavit saying that helen stokely and her name is stokely who is the person who claimed to have done the murder, she told her story to the prosecutor whose name was blacked burke. it takes you unfortunately deeper and deeper into a kind of nightmare because brett's own account was a failed on the prosecutors. so you go in this strange merry-go-round to nowhere. the cases as i say there is only proof of prosecutorial and investigators -- investigator malfeasance but if you ask proof, so much of the evidence is gone or lost. i have my own beliefs about the case. i believe he is innocent. but there is this -- take the kennedy assassination. i have scrupulously avoided it because i think it's -- the deepest radical that you can run down and many of the people that i find extraordinarily and the worst ending here many people who have gone down that rabbit hole never -- they vanish. and it has alwaysscared me. part of it is my belief that the evidence was collected in such a weird way, so much of it remained uncollected. there is so much pressure

talk about having more armed guard at schools that will stoke the gun control debate which is regionalultural than a partisan debate. not so much democrats and republicans. yes there are democratic and republican lines on gun control but reege in and culture, big city mayors like bloomberg in new york, like the mayor o atlanta, i suspect, would say that's nuts. we don't want to put more guns on school property, we don't want to arm people around the schools. the key is to take gun as way from the bad guys. if you travel not far from atlanta, not far from washington, d.c., out into suburban and rural new york and in the south and across west in the country, you have a lot of people who would listen to the nra, maybe not agree completely but will say let's have respect. nra will stoke the polarization in the debate to those who say answer to the tragedies, more gun control laws, fewer weapons on the strets and those who say, no, as you noted only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. it makes the president's job of trying to sell his proposals tougher. >> perhaps thi

all day i heard about how the fed is stoking this rally with cheap money and it can't last. you know there's a problem with that thesis, though. the feds stoked the rally for the last 4,000 dow points, so that bearish attack simply doesn't hold water anymore. i'm bored by it. i heard there was nothing more than an anemic bounce back. that was the case at the opening bell when we rallied and started going down. but when the market didn't roll over, courtesy j & j and coca-cola, as much as i thought it might, i mean, it stopped going down, hung by a thread, buyers stepped in to take advantage of the decline. when gold didn't break down the appointed hour when margin clerks do the liquidating between 1:00 and 2:00, you got a second wave of buyers grabbing for anything still down. here's the bottom line. sometimes as stock sage marvin gaye told us in an adage that is as true now as when he sang it with kim westin back in 1965, it takes two, baby. it takes two. and those two were j & j and coca-cola. they were enough so that all went well today and investors lived happily ever af

let's all get stoked that bill gets choked. >> hey there, wrestling fans!s bill, the condor schultz, and i'm here at wrestlemania for extreme, extreme and i forgot the other one, so i ask you this. can you smell what the condor is packing? >> boo! boo condor! boo! >> condor sucks! condor sucks! condor sucks! >> you suck! >> yay, he's gone! usa, usa, usa! >> usa, usa. >> narnia, narnia, what about middle earth? you're known for your 2 by 4. did you use any other props. >> nothing fancy with b hacksaw jim dugan. just a 2 by 4, flag and the united states of america. no fancy gowns, just a board and the flag. >> i'm kind of a feather boa guy myself. who did you beat to get that belt? >> stephanie mcmahon, of course. >> the real loser is america because it's covering your midriff. >> that's just the magic. >> magic or the terror. come on, you're covering up what god gave you. >> who's your favorite? >> brandy. >> don't get me started. >> aim for the nipples. more oil? >> what do you wrestle with in your personal life? >> madison square garden is the greatest pla

you can start a rumor on twitter with a few key stokes. >> reporter: osteen is not the first, nor will he be the last, victim of an internet hoax. notre dame star linebacker manti te'o was famously duped by an online girlfriend. actor tony danza's death was announced a couple of years ago. same for rapper 50 cent, comedian eddie murphy, even though they are very much alive. the prank on is on 10 was relatively mild. it could have been much worse. >> he's lucky it was just what it was, not anything more graphic. it's so easy to photoshop something that's pretty convincing. >> reporter: senior staff writer sam biddel once inadvertently started an internet hoax by tweeting about the death of boo, a cute pomeranian. >> i think the hoax culture has been going online for so many decades, anything is fair game and it's hard to outdo what's come before you. >> reporter: satire and parody are protected forms of speech. what makes this case tougher is that you don't immediately know what is a satire. this is a parody. a reasonable person could very well come to this site and believe, wow, he's a

his name was stokely car michael. and from that time on, i understood that when we refer to martin luther king as the leader of the movement, we're also referring to him as a symbol for something much larger than any one person. i think that that's so important for us to understand as we teach young people about the meaning of martin luther king on martin luther king day, that they understand that they -- their generation is what made the movement possible. that the people who staged the sit-ins, the young children in birmingham, they made the movement possible. and i think that this is a extremely important as we commemorate martin luther king. now, also in the 50 years since the march on washington, some amazing things have happened, in my life and many of the lives of the people in this room. if someone had come to me at the march and said, guess what, in about a dozen years you'll be teaching african-american history at stanford university. i would have said, yes, and i'll be living on mars also. because many of y

someone wasn't so stoked about the green guy. recently someone called the police. the police say they don't have any problem with him running backwards, but that he was in fact dodging dangerous things in traffic and causing problems on the south beach roadway. take it on the sidewalk. >> take care. have a good one, man. >> i bet you guys never thought you would see a raccoon doing this. >> no way. >> that's going to zap him. be careful. >> it is not zapping him at all. this clever raccoon is using the power lines to work his way from one side to the other side. i don't know where he is going. he is going somewhere quick. >> i have to say just as funny has the video is the commentary in the video. >> that raccoon walking from one side to one side using the telephone in the select pole. very, very clever. >> i like her. she is very factual. >> i feel like the commentary wasn't part of the video then i wouldn't know what's going on. >> he is going. he is going. oh, dear. he is going. >> is he going? >> it is going. so clever. >> i think it is going, gayle. >> my word

afghan operation was supposed to target senior taliban commanders but the civilian deaths are likely to stoke the main source of tension between afghan leaders and foreign forces in february president karzai told his troops not to call for airstrikes and demanded that nato avoid hitting populated areas the attacks are also deeply resented by the afghan public and have even seen taliban support grow. relations have soured between the u.s. and afghanistan. these airstrikes come amid repeated pleas from the afghan government of president karzai to stop killing civilians because in chorus those words they fuel insecurity and instability they further alienate afghans from their government which many afghans see as a puppet government so president karzai although he does all his power to allied forces to washington specifically but he clearly understands that those civilian casualties steer more violence in afghanistan and undermine his government even further these are the types of attacks that infuriate the local population like the one he september last year nato killed eight women or in may a n

new public appearances this weekend, a book deal are stoking more speculation about a white house run in 2016. we'll do a reality check with our political editor in just a minute. >>> plus, my revealing conversation with entertainment icon rita moreno. she's out with a memoir, and in it she reveals why her lover marlon brando convinced her to go into therapy. >>> our top story, north korea is giving foreign diplomats an ominous warning. it can't guarantee their safety if a war breaks out, and it's offered to help evacuate them. at the same time, a u.s. official says north korea has two missiles poised to launch, but life there may not be changing too much just yet. jim clancy is in south korea. >> as we've been saying for weeks, south koreans seem to be taking all the fiery rhetoric here in the peninsula in stride. well, it seems that north koreans may be doing the same. it's not often that we hear from the north koreans, but a tour operator who just returned from a visit to pyongyang was asked does she see any difference inside the north korean capital? >> i didn't feel any differenc

well the spill has stoked worries about environmental hazards of using aging pipelines to transport launch amounts of crude oil from canada as it's increasingly becoming the preferred method of transport across the continent global trends full costa gerald celente predicts they'll be more oil spills so the u.s. is investing more in its wars overseas and improving its eroding infrastructure back home one after another this atrocity after atrocity whether it's or oil big oil or banks too big to fail the word justice in america is being misspelled it's j u.s.t. the us just us not them look what happened with the gulf of mexico it's been destroyed for how many probably you know how many hundreds of years the stuff as it's us evaporate look at the united states infrastructure according to the american society of civil engineers it's going to take an estimated three trillion dollars just to bring the american infrastructure system up to par that's not improving it best is keeping it from breaking down further the united states has more important things to do and worry about the infrastructure wh

the little girl was playing with her mother in the front yard of their home on stoke lake way friday afternoon when the man reportedly walked up, grabbed the girl and then took off on foot. the mother started yelling and the man apparently dropped the toddler and ran away. police say the girl was scared but not physically hurt. >>> let's turn to weather right now. it's expected to be the warmest week of the year. temperatures are up. so is the fire danger. rob tracking it from the weather center. >> we've been watching the temperatures rising today. we did get to 90 degrees in parts of the bay area. still very close to 90 right now as you see some of the temperatures around the bay area. 90 in livermore. ten to 15 degrees of warming today. typically we don't talk about fire danger, but we typically don't have a spring as dry as the one we have right now. going back to february, most of the bay area seeing about 20% or less of its average rainfall. in fact, the last time we had a quarter inch of rain was more than three weeks ago. already fire activity is up 45% statewide through marc

as well coming up now to a very distant second position in well it's very dangerous brinksmanship stoking the conflict and certainly we're seeing heightened tensions in the region as well down to third position well it's just a north korean attempt to well to try and build a power base and then to the minority now voters that are saying it's just pyongyang's way to try and rest aid from seoul and the west has been done before it could be poised to happen again the poll is still in effect right now at r.t. dot com you can cost your vote. for now the west bank city of hebron is flooded with thousands of those who came for the funeral of a former palestinian security officer. boreham dhea died from cancer while serving a life sentence in an israeli jail after allegedly being refused adequate medical care as death has triggered a wave of riots and clashes between palestinians and israeli forces which so far resulted in two teenagers being killed by soldiers this amid a massive hunger strike among palestinian prisoners across israeli jails as well as rocket exchanges between hamas and israel l

including the qatar based al-jazeera broadcasters were accused of misleading and unethical coverage that stoked the religious violence with no sign of peace between the sunni and the ruling of shia communities iraq's prime minister warns the state is dragging itself into a civil war. s.o.s. iraq believes it's the terrible situation in the country as well as the government's actions that are driving people to violence. after ten years of occupation because we consider distil an occupation there is still no basic services people are randomly arrested they are locked up without charges they are tortured women children and men are being raped that's why the protest started by the way and so this talk about sick darian is this is is totally wrong that these are not sick tarion protests these are protests against a situation that is untenable for a forty iraqi people. that there is poverty there is unemployment there is no health care that there is good education system has collapsed the media has been very weak until now in covering these protests have we seen images on television about the millions

intense firefight broke out a security forces raided a sunni anti-government protest camp the clashes stoked anger between sunni and shia muslims that alice warned could drag iraq into civil war president nouri al maliki said on saturday that violence in neighboring syria is fueling religious tensions are just music and it has been taking a look at how the first attack swept across the north of the country. iraq is a country that is divided into three major areas you have for example over here this is the largely sunni provinces over here is the semi autonomous kurdish region below which are certain disputed areas and this is the largely shiite area of iraq now the incident the latest wave of violence really began new york your cook this is close to the town of her wheelchair where. demonstrators have been camped out for several months now on tuesday things came to a bloody boiling point when government forces had raided the area the government says that the protesters had opened fire the demonstrators meanwhile say that these security officials are the ones who opened fire first and news of

palestine sparked by the death of a former high ranking palestinian security officer in israeli jail are stoked for further by the killing of a protester in the west vine. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with me thanks for joining us north korea's military says it's now officially also rise to wage a nuclear attack against the u.s. to counter what it calls all washington's aggression young ones an explosion is imminent and war could break out today or tomorrow south korean based journalist drawers of came has mourned the latest in a series of threats. we see that they use words like the attack has been clear the attack has been authorized as well as the beginning of the warning they say we formally inform washington so we see that this rhetoric has actually been repeated by north korea and north korea has used this in a way to actually say we want to start dialogue it's and lag period which can use this into getting washington to come and perhaps get on the dialogue table we keep hearing from other people such as secretary general honeymoon or secretary u.s. secreta

been beefing up support for the sewer and rebels and in fact volunteers heading for the war zone is stoking fears of a homegrown terror threat officials say radicalized youngsters could pose a serious security threat when they return from the front lines hundreds of europeans are said to have already taken part in the conflict and king's college london estimates that the biggest share of them as many as one hundred thirty four all british the report goes on to say that up to seventy seven volunteers from the u.k. could still be fine in syria as the regime consultant. says london's been turning a blind eye it's a war crimes committed on the rebel side of the barricades. it's a natural a national security concern then why have they been allowed to go out into libya into the conflict and return back to the u.k. where the been seeking medical help in terms of follow up assistance for gunshot wounds or conflict area wounds and also physiotherapy so if they're concerned about this force libya and now all of sudden their concern of the syrian aspect of their involvement then it just means that the

fast that has lasted more than two hundred and fifty days that has stoked weeks of protests and also street protests the palestinian government is calling on the european union to take immediate action concrete steps to secure his release at the same time at the beginning of april there was the death of a rather high profile palestinian prisoners being held in israeli jails of all him dear how he died from cancer but his death sparked a mass protest because palestinians claim that these ratings delayed bringing him treatment the palestinian minister of prisoners affairs says it is all is mistreating its detainees and preventing families of those palestinians who are currently in his way details from visiting them we carry a political message to the world reflecting the israeli government's inhumane dealing with prisoners we want to tell you israelis that it's an important national issue israel is mistreating its detainees and preventing families of those palestinians behind bars from visiting them they keep children in jails it's all inhumane and violates international law since nine

ast year 7,400 people across stoke-on-trent including 2,600 children needed food banks to stop them from starving. been eek, food banks have forced to restrict food to family with children and people over age 65. isn't it true the prime minister has failed britain and big society is overwhelmed? >> i'm disappointed in what the honorable gentleman says because it was the last government in 2003 that gave to the tressel trust, the organization behind britain's food bank, gave them a golden jubilee award for voluntary service. and this is what, and i'm blad to see in his plate the right honor habble member for sheffield brightside, he said this, it's an opportunity to enhance the opportunity and life for others in the community. of course these are difficult times and of course food bank use went up 10 times under labor but i think we should praise people who play a role in our society rather than center at them? >> john stevenson? >> thank you, mr. speaker. the chief executive of cumbria county council is to leave the authority with an agreed package and would be substantial and run into h

producers of course would profit from a panic like the it's and some may say they're the ones who is stoking the thing it is there any truth in that you think. well but of course tamiflu came out as a matter of fact in response to one of these fear campaigns my doctor prescribed it for me last time when you know what last month when i got sick and it actually made me sicker so i don't know what kind of new drug is going to come out to protect you from this new flu that out of one point three four billion people apparently have but there will be one it will be very expensive it won't be available to most people like most medicine in the united states by the way and somebody is going to make an awful lot of money. but there has been very little research and that's often the big problem is not enough money spent on research when people are busy spending a lot of money on buying the drugs to prevent themselves getting ill or to prevent and. really getting seriously sick from something like this but do you think though that health officials should be on the for an outbreak like this if so detail

beefing up support for the syrian rebels and the influx of volunteers heading for the war zone is stoking fears of a homegrown terror threat officials say radicalized the youngsters could pose a serious security threat when they return from the front lines hundreds of europeans are said to have already taken part in the conflict and college london estimates that the biggest share of them as many as one hundred thirty four are british the report goes on to say that up to seventy seven volunteers from the u.k. could still be fighting in syria against the regime defense consultant. says london's been turning a blind eye to war crimes committed on the rebel side of the barricades. a national security concern then why had they been allowed to go out into libya into the conflict and return back to the u.k. where the been seeking medical help in terms of follow up assistance for. conflict area wounds and also feel therapy so if they're concerned about this and they're concerned with the syrian aspect of their involvement then it just means that the losing of the syrian conflict isn't going as we

try to destabilize asia coming in a very distant second it's a very dangerous game of brinksmanship stoking an armed conflict and tempers are certainly flaring in pyongyang and a lot of concern in washington as well third position no it's just north korea trying to build a power base and down to the minority well it's pyongyang's way of the modeling aid we've seen the whole carriage sticking maneuvers between pyongyang and washington for years perhaps this is nothing different well at r.t. dot com you can still get involved with a poll here we always greatly value your opinion. today. these are the images the world. can't. change for asians to rule the day. live from moscow this is our two young brewery sushi the west bank city of hebron has been flooded with fouls and of those coming to attend the funeral of a former palestinian security officer and he did die while in israeli custody his death has triggered a wave of riots and clashes between palestinians and israeli forces which resulted in at least two teenagers being killed by the soldiers. been following the funeral procession joining

a wave of violence swept across iraq or the swager leaving more than two hundred people dead and stoking fears of a country across the brink into civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's all coming up. and look at the investigation. a mosque in the region psychiatric ward fire that killed thirty eight people this week careless smoking and sedated drugs cited as a possible reason for the high death toll. and it's been a disheartening week for the euro zone with unemployment in spain a breaking twenty seven percent and reaching a new high in france figures are so grim in fact that they've left brussels questioning the benefits of a stereotype the president of the european commission declared on monday that europe's drive to slash spending has reached its limit meanwhile there have been worrying signs of public unrest fresh protests have been held across the euro zone with official polls are showing distrust towards institutions has more than doubled whole hampel on the newly launched out turnitin for germany party says that repeated blunders by leaders have left little room for opti

trying to build a power base of the slightly less than eighteen percent think it's brinksmanship stoking armed conflict thirty percent way of demand the west today i can see a reasoning there maybe it would have been the first time what it it's really going to be interesting to see where this goes r.t. dot com is the place to have your say tonight on this story can make that change. you know the big news story is recross tonight in mali the national military backed by french intervention forces is fighting an islamist resurgence of the country's north rebel fighters have launched a series of attacks in the city to book two forty three open deploy mohammed hasn't told us that france is now locked in a power struggle for influence in africa the french are defending their own interest as you know that does work and continent is the world's just going to mint if it is inhabited by the pulpit by poor people we know that it is the trade between africa and china is increasing and also as the brics country increasing i knew you know that it is france is now is declared declining it became the th

. >> how one entrepreneur is revitalizing the craft of shoe making and stoking the artisan movement byclassic american footwear that's designed to last. till then, remember, we make your business our business. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home...

i'm stoked. we're gonna eat, we're gonna shop. it's like a chef's dream. blue team, good job.livery. there's a side of beef arriving. [bleep]. so when the beef arrives unload the truck bring in the carcass and get it prepped ahead of tomorrow night's dinner service. got it? (all) yes, chef. i'm super pissed off because my dish would have won that [bleep]. and i just know it's gonna be a long day ahead of us. [truck horn honks] come on, let's go. [truck beeping] today! let's go! ai-yi-yi. holy [bleep]. rrrrrrr! wow, that's one big half of a cow. this is a big piece of [bleep] meat. you're [bl [bl [bleep] kidding me. like, it's huge, man. like, me and clemenza could have laid down next to each other and still not have been as big as this [bleep] cow. one, two, three. unh! [bleep] me, dude. this is ridiculous. like this is definitely a punishment that the boys should be having because how the [bleep] are we gonna carry this? [bleep] me! ah...holy [bleep]! look at this! holy crap! [laughter] that's a dead animal. look at the size of that. i see six chicks trying to pick up a half

asia and then run about a fifth responding with the idea that brinkmanship is stoking the conflict and then eighteen percent think that this is a north korean attempt to build a power base and a minority at the moment think that pyongyang has a grand plan in order to get aid in the long term with thirteen percent of you always good to hear your thoughts we'll be looking at the poll again in the next dot com to express your point of view because to hear from me. today. these are the images the world. can. operations around. the west bank city of hebron has been flooded with thousands of those coming to attend the funeral of a former palestinian security officer who died while in israeli custody his death has triggered a wave of riots in clashes between palestinians and israeli forces which resulted in two teenagers being killed by the soldiers. has been at the funeral procession which was later followed by street scuffles. we are in downtown and there are clashes going on between the idea forces and the protesters now i have to say most of these protesters because there is about a hundr