. >> rose: he made a lot of trips to syria. the early expectation was that syria would be, and this was the early speculation after th the-- assassination that syria's intelligence service, other people if the government might shoun but implicated but that all seems to have gone away. >> that's right. now everyone briefs that hezbollah will be indicted. it's not clear whether they will be indicted for actually sort of being the cull polits in this kirling or merely being sort of felony murder type situation where they would have provided some, a car or explosive. in other words, having played some minor role. it's just not clear what kind of evidence the court has and they have been silent about that. >> rose: do you have any sense of who actually did it, who carryed it out? >> well, you know, ever since 2005 a lot of people have said the only people with the ability to do something like that in lebanon would be the syrians. they had a tremendous network of intelligence surveillance. they were up until 2005 militarily occupying

denouncing bits in syria is a ban and in is already in the university then you come i don't understand why in europe you can have a statement who say the right of a month for all of the girls who are growing in europe and the reich say we're not listening to my day to friday zone all right all right we're going to get you scare you surely can't actually first is the first we're going to have to go to a break and we'll continue our discussion on the burqa ban when we get back stay with. the. wealthy british style it's time to. go. to private. market. and find out what's really happening to the global economy for no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. it's a report on. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. the. welcome back across time to remind you we're discussing whether wearing the burka in public should be banned. but before let's see what russians think about wearing islamic veil and the lower house of the french parliament has voted in favor of banning the book in public and other europe

denouncing bits in syria is a ban and in is already in the university the need come i don't understand why in europe you can have a statement who say the right of the emancipation for all of the girls who are growing in europe and the reich say we're not listening to me migrated here to for example right all right listen if you are going to go just go you should already know that i did actually first is the first we're going to have to go to a break and we'll continue our discussion on the burqa ban when we get back stay with. you. wealthy british style. time to. go. to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our t.v. . welcome back across time to remind you we're discussing whether wearing the burka in public should be banned. but before let's see what russians think about wearing the islamic veil and the lower house of the french parliament has voted in favor of banning the book in public and other european countries i expected to follow that example in prongs and woman wearing a face covering muslim veil in public will have to pay one h

you and i did say to syria to friends to to save all of this were to change the vision of the of the women we can be emancipated we have the right and if you defend and. you defend the segregation of our population in europe of course not you are different because women if you like you where you know it will be fewer of you ned you never be if you wear the new cab you never be at the head of for england you never be president of france. or england that is the real fight today is a month of women emancipation of population and all of this two years just to make us more of go forward and i fight against it is ok maryam i want. to i'm going to do. is i want to say something about choice if you have if your home is convinced that the only barrier between women in the car and becoming the head of the stay in the u k. if the face fell she needs a reality check the reality is that the head of state in the u.k. is generally and has been historically church of england so there are a great many reasons and they tend to be men and they tend to be white so let's be absolutely clear here that the

europe we just say we have to understand sorry listen to this to the fight of the arabic women in syria today or in egypt and other in other countries south saying a word now we we need to be as a citizen in all of this country because we are women we need to be free and all this women are fighting and i'm fighting with them i cannot have i cannot accept this double discourse and for the people the girls who are converted in france they are used as a tool of you know. in the streets to take more and more women and the full veil we have to face that and working on the grassroots and i'm sorry to say that working alone again because all the women all the people here are afraid to talk about the niqab they are afraid to denounce what's happening in the grassroots so my question is what is the future of my people we want we are in european muslim and i am algerian too and proud to be married i want to be a part not to be excluded yes ma'am you want to jump in there before the break go ahead yeah i just want to come back on two things i think it's very important to be very clear here we're n

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dispute shared water supply from the river jordan the source of syria's friction between syria. has shortages threaten further damage relations between the three countries people suffer. in the u.s. claim they're being discriminated against but long to assert their rights in the country whose laws. they say failed to protect them. hello and welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and here the headline is. still on beat is in its comeback to draw one want to come to the now mode and extend their lead at the top of the russian premier league. while six of the best double winners chelsea begin the defense of the english premier league title with a six still fine thrashing of west bromwich albion. ounds capture if you can tyson gay runs the season's best one hundred metres in the absence of rivals bolt town. and let's kick off with football where russian premier league leaders in it came from a goal down zero one one at home to do now by moscow to remain unbeaten and eight points clear at the top of the table the home side dominated possession early on finally after twen

dispute share water supply from the river jordan is the source of serious friction between israel syria and jordan as shortages threaten regimes between the three countries while their people suffer. the majority of transgenders in the u.s. claim they are being discriminated against but found to long to assert their rights . in the morning in moscow russia you're watching t.v. and now look at our top stories we start off with the miracle story of a baby girl in southern russia who's astonished doctors by surviving after being abandoned in the scorching heat wave sun the two week old was found by the roadside and police in the rust of region are now looking for her parents got that has the story. here it's the baby. the favorite of all the stuff. and she's something of a miracle after surviving the record heatwave abandoned by the roadside hospital staff have called the baby girl with lana or sonny the two we call child was spotted by possibly having laid for hours on the ground in fifty degree heat. gook with the i heard a squeak i thought it was a kitten then i looked closer and was ta

dispute a shared water supply from the river jordan is the source of serious friction between israel syria and jordan jordan threatened to further damage relations between the two while the. the majority of transgenders in the us claim they are being discriminated against but about the battle on to assert their rights in the country. and greetings of from moscow where it is six o'clock in the morning this is r t and we're so glad to have you with us right now let's look at our top stories we start off with the miracle story of a baby girl in southern russia who was astonished to doctors by a surviving after being abandoned in the scorching heat wave sun the two week old was found by the roadside and police in the last of region are now looking for her parents because. the story. here it's. a favorite of all the stocks. and she's something of a miracle after surviving the record heatwave abandoned by the roadside hospital stuff have called the baby girl c. atlanta or sonny the two we call child will sported by possible by having laid for hours on the ground in fifty degree heat. yet a squea

syria is challenging the dominance of egypt for soaps. the drum was up are known for exposing religious -- and the dramas are known for exposing religious and political taboos. >> this year, we have two dramas that talk about people with special needs. we did not talk about that before. >> syrian soaps are popular because they reflect the lives of ordinary people. the mainstream media finds difficult to touch poverty, corruption, extremism. between poor and rich, weekend powerful, religious and secular. they feel that a new soap has gone too far. it crit -- it has criticized the extremist muslims and raise the issue of homosexuality. >> time to speak frankly about all of our problems and all of society's problems. >> this appears to be shared by the viewing public. >> they talked about the modern times. it is a nice thing. >> i like them because there has to be something new to the society and the community. even bank that is negative, it has a positive -- if it is negative, it has a positive idea. some of the plots may be racy. they hold

the kurds are in iran, syria, turkey as well. what is your view of a greater kurdistan in regard to the other kurds? >> kurds do live in those countries. we are the largest community of people in the world that don't have their own country. some estimates say we are 40 million people. it does not matter where you are from, whether you are from syria, turkey, iran, when you realize there's a country represented in the united nations and has a population of 18,000, it is something. political reality has a way of making us realize what is attainable and what is not, what is in the best interest of our people and what is not. i can say that each kurdish community in each country has its own issues, has its own set of problems, things going for it and against it. there are very few calls right now to combine the several parts of kurdistaishh groups. getting cultural and educational rights are important. maybe the lure of kurdistan would diminish. if the kurds in syria are treated as citizens, given citizenship actually -- if they coul

course the sushi to very very problem of their rocky people living in desperado with every jordan or syria or europe or anywhere else in the world is to create a situation back home creates a political sense that would encourage iraqis to go back home the question is why aren't these people going back home definitely they feel probably that the security situation is not as they desire to feel that there are still. issues with the situation with them to a situation back home of course this matter is up for the iraqi people to decide but again. and there are definitely encouraging signs in iraq going on the decision of the allied forces to withdraw from iraq next year the political process that's going on and. iraq is. or is going quite well there are setbacks sometimes the electoral their electoral process that happened recently is still. hung as we would say. but we do hope that. iraq is from different backgrounds. would come together and decide to put iraq first to do to do whatever they can in order to keep the stability and prosperity of their of their country but the tension surroundin

volatile region levels of drug thing in the river jordan which supplies millions in israel jordan and syria but each accuses the of the of taking more than they need. and keeping the magic alive the descendants of the ancient shaman say they're up holding tradition in the modern world and seeing off the charlatans that he lives have been working for hundreds of years on the banks of siberia as leg by call but say their popularity is causing fake shamans to sneak in. and it's time now for us to take you to the millennium old city of yeah. continue talk of moscow's golden ring that's up next. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring sissy's located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the northeast of moscow it was founded in the. islands as one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. and here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in new york to posses through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest. preceded by fuckin

if peace between syria and israel is equally possible. france is renewed regular dialogue with damascus and it is involved alongside turkey in seeking an agreement with our ambassador and there's, and he has my full confidence. at the time when hope is returning to the region, it would be intolerable for a 11 to -- 11 on to lapse into violence once more. anon collapse in the violence was more. we are that friends of all the lebanese people. the international community's action is to ensure the stability of the the first -- the diverse lebanon. ladies and gentleman, ambassadors, we waver between the best and the work. last winter it the worst possible outcome, that greece crisis, has become a crisis of the europe, if his credibility would be called in the question. i allow me to remind you now to the storm has passed of a few simple truths. firstly, the public finances of eurozone or less damaged. commentators making extraordinary comments a few weeks ago. i was in canada and everyone was proclaiming about europe's lagging the rest of the

and israel jordan and syria are draining the river jordan as each country tries to reserve parts for its own disputes is a bitter one in the middle east and we could have life. for the next day we follow martin andrews on his tour of the millennium old city of the us level. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in your pos is through many major russian cities such as q sounds the modest amount. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the year and as an outpost the principle is the overall story. centuries later. second largest city for a time during the polish invasion of russia in six hundred twelve it was the unofficial capital of russia. today the city has a

volatile region levels are dropping in the river jordan which supplies millions of israel jordan and syria but each accuses the others of taking more water than they need. and trying to win back a right see you a civil servant goes to court after losing a job or changing gender. next take you to the millennium old city of ghettos in our continue to gold. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the year. ireland is one of the oldest cities in russia. the vulgar it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in europe to posses through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest and vulgar grounds. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to be unfounded in the tent and as an outpost the principle is the overall story. centuries later. is second largest city a first time during the polish invasion of

dispute a shared water supply from the river jordan is the source of a serious friction between israel syria and jordan as it shortages threaten to further damage relations between the three countries while the people suffer. and the trans gender community in the u.s. claim they've been discriminated against in the balance of babylon to assert their rights in the country whose laws and authorities they say failed to protect the. next let's take a look at the old city of will in our continued tour of moscow's golden ring. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and sixty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the year. is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in europe pastas through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded

contention in the middle east for the liquid of life it's gets into a dispute between israel and jordan and syria almost to the river as each country tries to reserve a lot of sports and moves. on the transgender woman in the u.s. system from the two thousand to win back. to the sun to become free of the spotlight civil rights laws to protect against race religion and sex discrimination . he's told them that any of the old city of the ourself. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. and it's the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea . the longest river in europe pastas through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest and volgograd. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the tent and as an outpost the principle is the overall story. cen

reaching boiling point me in jordan river has become a bone of contention between israel jordan and syria while governments dispute control of sacred parts is the people who suffer there explains. see home for quhy has always had to worry about water years ago she bought a tank to keep as much of the precious stuff in she needs or to wash her family's clothes twice a week and the rest of the time her children know to keep a shower is short in the jordanian capital h two o. is pretty scarce. and the thinking big families usually buy water tanks so we can have enough water to last the whole week but the tanks are expensive and not everyone can afford them we get water two days a week and those days i switch on the taps and fuel the tanks for a few hours so we can manage on the other days. it's a problem affecting the whole region competition for water between israel jordan and syria has become so fierce that it's turned the once mighty jordan river into a trickle the rivers being almost destroyed because of the conflict because of the competition every country has tried to block off whateve

it's a problem affecting the whole region competition for water between israel jordan and syria has become so fierce that it's turned the once mighty jordan river into a trickle well the rivers being almost destroyed because of the conflict because of the competition every country has tried to block off whatever acre it can before it reaches the international shared part of the river so they can keep it to themselves that's typical of a conflict situation israel wants to declare the lower part of the jordan river off limits to pull guerrillas who believe this is where jesus christ was baptized by john the baptist pollution and so which have contaminated the waters to dangerous levels sixteen years ago israel and jordan signed a treaty that committed both sides to return fresh water to the river but that has never happened and these pipes pump water from israel to jordan each year some fifty to sixty million cubic meters pass through them but there's enough water for one million jordanians to eat true drink and to wash each year an extra dainian minister says israel is ignoring other parts

volatile region levels are dropping in the river jordan which supplies millions in israel jordan and syria but each accuses the others of taking more than they need. to keeping the magic alive the descendants of ancient shamans say that of holding tradition in the modern world and seeing off the charlatans that healers have been working for hundreds of years on the banks of various lake baikal but they say their popularity is causing fake shamans to sneak in. all the stories of order to get twenty four seven online of r.t. dot com. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be that of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the year ten ten islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in europe it posses through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest i'm volgograd. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centurie

if there is a tax which happens when corinius is the liggot of syria as luke says, we know that a tax that happened in plus 6. so you have to pick where you want, matthew and luke named different points. >> is there an abundance of evidence forthcoming from archeology and other sources that will settle all of these matters, do you think, upcoming? >> well, it's hard to say. you know, who knows what remained buried in the sands of palestine but -- >> do you draw hope from the rapprochement that may take place between syria and israel? >> i think anything that opens up the land to exploration, archeological exploration is going to be helpful. >> you think there's a lot more there/. >> you don't think it was bethlehem. >> that's right. >> there was a controversial word used by jeffrey sheler a year ago and that was mary was a virgin at the time she gave birth to jesus, correct, that's what he said? >> no, jeffrey said that's what the gospel writers said, am i correct? >> that's right. >> quoting the gospels, thank you for the correction, i'm glad to see the principles of scholarship are

the middle east over the liquid of life is still the will to dispute between israel and jordan and syria has almost depleted the river as each country tries to reserve launch parts for its own needs. when next week. tall the millennium old city of. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the northeast of moscow it was founded in the. islands as one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. and it's the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea . the longest river in europe a process through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the tent and as an outpost the principle is the overall story. centuries later. second largest city a first time during the polish invasion of russia in six hundred twelve it was the unofficial capital of russia. today the city has a population of over six hundred tho

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