welcome back all this week the syrian national council had met with the u.n. security council and agreed to take part in a long awaited peace conference but only if assad and trees to a transitional government now the rebel group also a met with the u.s. secretary of state to urge the white house to speed up arms shipments to antis out of forces with promises that the weapons would not fall into the wrong hands but pledges common divisions within the opposition deepen and artie's paul scott reports the former allies may soon become a sworn enemies. while the opposition are united in their desire to overthrow president bashar al assad that seems to be where their similarity ends the syrian national coalition is the umbrella group recognized internationally as the legitimate representative of the syrian people but they don't represent all factions opposed to a saddle one group operating out of their control for example is the al qaeda linked al nusra front the coalition say they've hijacked the revolution or they've been classed by many in the west as a terrorist

this week the syrian national council met with the u.n. security council and had agreed to take part in the long awaited peace conference but only if assad agrees to a transitional government the rebel group also met with the u.s. secretary of states to urge the white house to speed up arms shipments to anti assad forces with promises that the weapons would not fall into the wrong hands but the pledges come as divisions within. opposition deepen and as artie's pasqual reports a former allies could soon become a sworn enemy. while the opposition are united in their desire to overthrow president bashar al assad that seems to be where their similarity ends the syrian national coalition is the umbrella group recognized internationally as the legitimate representative of the syrian people but they don't represent all factions opposed to a saddle one group operating out of their control for example is the al qaeda linked al nusra front the coalition say they've hijacked the revolution or they've been classed by many in the west as a terrorist org

the syrian national council agrees to take part in a peace conference but first demands that assad step down and ask the u.s. to ship arms to the opposition this has divisions within the rebel camp highlights the possibility of internal strife.

. >> and condemning divisions within the syrian national council. coalitions of opponents which many feel don't represent the remember lation or the rebels fighting on the ground against the damascus regime. ry cording to resorts of the human civil rights group. if you're in these things, i demand better conditions. >> thousands of abusers in syria and abroad are backing their protest on facebook page. others have produced digital posters which didn't really help without charge, cool elling for their immediate briss. some of the feel detainees were reportedly sick or seriously will. >> do we have a vie of women who have killed women are being treated. the n.g.a. human right's weight. you investigation, it was based from so foreman female policer ins. he describes -- he actually left two shirts that was subjected to sharing their time in prison. >> there graphic animation accepts out to answer that very question. the tongue and cheek video shows it's more fashioning to wear horse -- than meat. >> best up the slow food as opposed to fast food. >> when

a new leader of the syrian national council has called for a cease-fire during this time, but fighting there has been increasingly tense over recent days, and there are fears of many trapped civilians. activists say there is a huge need for humanitarian and medical aid, but there are no safe roads for supplies to be brought in. >> we met a committee that came in, and they offered a cease- fire during the month of ramadan to stop the bloodshed. >> but there is no sign rebels there or anywhere else in syria will listen to a call for their leadership in turkey to put down their weapons. the syrian government has already rejected the idea of a temporary truce during ramadan. the battle for damascus is intensifying, too. these pictures uploaded to youtube, which aljazeera cannot independently verify, shows neighboring positions. rebels exchanged gunfire forces.o-assad in aleppo, the rebels have promised to increase their attacks against government forces over the next four weeks. united nations secretary general has called for a cease-fire in syria during ramadan, but this shows how a seemi

will get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds in cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join in the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria to president bashar assad now meanwhile washington's it is congressional hurtles to arming the rebels moscow has reiterated weapons deliveries would go against previous agreements and the future peace conference on syria the opposition coalition has undergone a series of shifts in its leadership but still suffers from a chronic lack of unity artie's polls god looks at who exactly is fighting president awsome. while the opposition are united in their desire to overthrow president bashar al assad that seems to be where their similarity ends the syrian national coalition is the umbrella group recognized internationally as the legitimate representative of the syrian people but they don't represent all factions opposed to a sad one group operating out of their control for example is the al qaeda linked al nusra front the coalition say the

will get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds in cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join in the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria off to president bashar assad. policy reporting that while the opposition syrian national coalition has undergone a series of shifts in its leadership it still lacks units we are comprised of several different groups it's torn by divisions and infighting to support scott looks at who exactly makes up the opposition fighting president assad. while the opposition are united in their desire to overthrow president bashar al assad that seems to be where their similarity ends the syrian national coalition is the umbrella group recognized internationally as the legitimate representative of the syrian people but they don't represent all factions opposed to a sad one group operating out of their control for example is the al qaeda linked al nusra front the coalition say they've hijacked the revolution or they've been classed by many in the we

will get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds in cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join in the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria off to president bashar assad. some western states including the u.k. so far back tracked on the supply to the opposition voicing concerns about the threat of extremists in syria but the free syrian army has admitted it will accept help from anyone including al qaida and my colleague spoke to a rebel army spokesperson zakim a lot. the situation in syria with the out of position is pretty much are complicated if you hear on the other that there's a lot of the visions within the free syrian army there are divided let's say you say it's complicated there are divisions basically you've been hijacked by radical extremists by the likes of al qaeda no. so we've been hijacked by the logs of al-qaeda who. took the advantage yes and they will look if their own brothers are being killed by this tyrant and the world is doing nothing about it jus

. >> he was appointed in march by the western-backed syrian national council. he said he was standing down for "the general good of the revolution." it is a further blow to the anti-assad movement, which has become increasingly divided as various groups are vying for influence. air is no sign to an end in the fighting in syria itself -- there is no sign to an end in the fighting itself, which activists claim has killed 100,000 people. syrian president bashar al-assad has replaced all leading positions in his party apart own. the new leadership includes 16 new members -- apart from his own. the new leadership includes 16 new members. >> assad's military is pressing its offensive against rebels in the strategic city of homs. opposition leaders say the fighting there is some of the fiercest since the uprising began more than two years ago. >> here in europe, a deep freeze has dissented on u.s.-eu relations as european politicians find -- has dissented -- descended on u.s.- eu relations as european politicians find out more about surveillance. them according to nsa

. >> he was appointed in march by the western-backed syrian national council. he said he was standing down for "the general good of the revolution." it is a further blow to the anti-assad movement, which has become increasingly divided as various groups are vying for influence. air is no sign to an end in the fighting in syria itself -- there is no sign to an end in the fighting itself, which activists claim has killed 100,000 people. syrian president bashar al-assad has replaced all leading positions in his party apart own. the new leadership includes 16 new members -- apart from his own. the new leadership includes 16 new members. >> assad's military is pressing its offensive against rebels in the strategic city of homs. opposition leaders say the fighting there is some of the fiercest since the uprising began more than two years ago. >> here in europe, a deep freeze has dissented on u.s.-eu relations as european politicians find -- has dissented -- descended on u.s.- eu relations as european politicians find out more about surveillance. them according to nsa

the idea of syrian rebels calling it siding with terrorists is the syrian national council plans to talk weapons shipments during its visit to new york. from a studio. twenty four hours a day. the show must go on that's the message from american lawmakers who allowed the national security agency to continue spying both at home and abroad a motion to curb its activities was blocked in the house of representatives by a narrow margin of only twelve votes if approved it would have barred the n.s.a. from listening to every phone call made by a u.s. voters exposed a major split within both the republicans and democrats really i discuss this division and ways to protect public. down is the owner of one of the three internet service providers which denied n.s.a. surveillance requests. the only solution for keeping us safe from spying on people on the internet is people using encryption and then having service providers that are willing to stand up and stand against broad surveillance and wholesale monitoring and of as we've seen with revelations this past week the n.s.a. wasn't really happy abou

hate house had the idea of arming syrian rebels calling it signing with terrorists as the syrian national council plans to talk weapons shipments during his visit to new york. international news and call in july from moscow this is all see with me us across all of us thanks for joining us. the show must go on that's the message for american lawmakers have allowed the national security agency to continue spying both at home and i'm owed a motion to cover six of us has wells blanks in the house of representatives by a narrow margin of only twelve votes if approved it would have the n.s.a. from listening to every phone call made by a us phone the vote has exposed a major split within both republicans and democrats and my colleague discuss this decision on ways to protect public privacy with paid down and he's the only one of the internet service providers was denied n.s.a. surveillance requests. i think that the only solution for keeping us safe from spying on people on the internet is people using encryption and then having service providers that are willing to stand up and stand against broad surv

hey tom had the idea of all being seen when rebels calling it siding with terrorists as the syrian national council plans to top weapons shipments during its visit to new york. this is o.t. coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. the show must go on that's the message from american lawmakers who have allowed the national security agency to continue spying both at home and abroad a motion to cohabit six of us has was blocked in the house of representatives by a narrow margin of only twelve votes if approved it would have bought the n.s.a. from listening to every phone call made by us higher and the vote has exposed a major split within both republicans and democrats and my colleague bill don't discount this division and ways to protect public privacy with pete's dollars and he's the oh no one of the few internet service providers wish to deny it and they say surveillance requests because i think that the only solution for keeping us safe from spying on people on the internet is people using encryption and then having service providers that are willing to stand up and stand a

get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds and cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join in the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria off to president bashar assad and israeli military intelligence says that syria is turning into a center for global jihad is which will influence the entire region earlier we talked to terrorism expert your time schweitzer from the israeli think tank the institute for national security studies and he says if push comes to shove is road can take up the challenge against the jihadists in syria. it seems time passes by buses by the the. salafi jihadists growing in numbers and effective in the conflict and considered to be the most violent and the most professional among to be a position to fight them i think israel is not interfering in the same syrian conflict some elements fold their own reasons trying to accuse israel of this kind of involvement the second i don't think that these are the should interfere in these conflicts. and. unl

get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds and cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria after president bashar assad. just reminder you can check out the stories we're not covering in our news updates but still keeping an eye on it all t. dot com mostly for member of the scandalous to see rather than. a russian court once again denied parole for maria alyokhina it's lined up there for you at the moment and also. drowning in drones the u.s. expands as much debated program by developing a brand new technology which will see unmanned craft launched under the sea. a number of leading companies in german industry have accused the chancellor of following policies towards russia that are damaging the nation's business interests giants like love tanser siemens and votes five and were among one hundred eighty companies and unions lobbying for their interests in eastern europe the group believes that merkel's government is not payin

will get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds in cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria off to president bashar assad. now britain has recently backtracked on its desire to san arms supplies to the opposition saying there are a lot of extremists on the ground in syria but that doesn't seem to bother the free syrian army which has admitted it will accept help from anyone including al qaida my colleague bill dodd spoke to a rebel army spokesperson. the situation in syria with your position is pretty much complicated if you're on the idea of that is lot of the visions within the free syrian army. there of the one that let's say you say it's complicated there are divisions basically you've been hijacked by radical extremists by the likes of al qaida no. you can't so with. the logs of al qaida to. go to yes and they thought look if brothers are being killed by these torrent and the world is doing nothing about it just sitting b

and with al-qaeda in other countries us and the syrian rebels siding with terrorists as the syrian national council plans to talk weapons shipments during its visit to new york the top stories this hour. from our studios and this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day. the show must go on that's the message from american or makers who allowed the national security agency to continue spying both at home and abroad a motion to curb his activities was blocked in the house of representatives by a narrow margin of only twelve votes if approved it would have the n.s.a. from listening to every phone call made to or by a u.s. phone the vote has exposed a major split within both the republicans and democrats discussed this division and ways to protect public privacy. is the owner of one of the few internet service providers which has denied n.s.a. surveillance requests. i think the only only solution for keeping the n.s.a. from spying on people on the internet is people using encryption and then having service providers that are willing to stand up and stand against broad surveillance and wholesale monito

and the syrian national council agrees to take part in a peace conference but first demands that step down it asks the u.s. to ship arms to the opposition this as divisions within the rebel camp.

syrian democratic people's party supreme council of the syrian revolution and so it goes on the disparate nature of the syrian opposition combined with the presence of islamic extremists means any nation looking to support the rebels are walking a continual tight rope with very few guarantees that any military support won't backfire and actually encourage the one thing that trying to fight elsewhere. meanwhile president obama's plans to send arms to the forces fighting the outside government were condemned by lawmakers in the united states senator rand paul claims that the white house is playing a dangerous game of double standards over syria. as we continue to aid in armed despotic regimes in egypt we were also about to send weapons to islamic rebels in syria this is problematic on multiple levels the assad regime is no friend of freedom or the united states but this does not mean that the enemy of our enemy is our friend there are currently seventeen different rebel groups in syria including the largest group of al nusra al nusra fighters are radical anti-american geodes and they're affiliated with al-qaeda but your politicians in washington are eager to send weapons they promised o

will get support from the waist but on the other hand the kurds in cells are not keen on the syrian national council either and they have refused to join in the turkish backed syrian opposition that has not given them any assurances of promises as to a division of syria to president bashar assad now meanwhile washington's it is congressional hurtles to arming the rebels moscow has reiterated weapons deliveries would go against previous agreements and the future of peace.

other countries us out of the idea of syrian rebels calling it siding with terrorists as the syrian national council plans to weapons shipments during its visit. from a studio center in moscow this is with the twenty four hour a day. so the show must go on and that's the message from american lawmakers who have allowed the national security agency to continue spying both at home and abroad a motion to curb its activities was blocked in the house of representatives by a narrow margin of only twelve votes if a clue bob from listening to the environment made by us for a vote is exposed a major split between both the republicans and democrats let's go live now to new york. katherine. katherine. and i say it's going to be allowed to carry on spying did that decision from congress come as a surprise to you. we were really hoping that they would do the right thing many members of congress have said that they weren't aware of the extent of the spying we've heard a lot of going back and forth over the last couple of weeks and said word snowden came forward but i have to say i was truly disappointed that they

the syrian national council agrees to take part in a peace conference but first demands that assad steps down and asks the u.s. to ship arms to the opposition this is the divisions within the rebel camp highlights the possibility of internal strife.

know such an important separatist to the prime minister has got this relationship with the syrian national council at a time when we are now giving more money and you were not even aware of the background to the companies who were lobbied of the syrian national. that's very worrying. if you say you are not aware of it. >> i don't think is remotely worry. it's not a factor in our decision making and can only assume that raising such issues is to distract attention from the trade union scandals in the labor party. >> sir john stanley. >> foreign secretary, as you know, the recent final report of the peril of u.n. experts reporting on the implementation of the resolution on libya reported on the extent of the disbursal of the gadhafi libyan arms stockpile. and reported that since security in libya broke down, that stockpile has now been dispersed over a huge area ranging from west africa north africa through the sahara into the lee vant and they also specifically say to the syria. given the experience of what happened to the gadhafi libyan stockpile to which the uk made a contribution, and given also

plus mixed feelings a meeting between the syrian national coalition and u.n. security council a day after the rebel group bargained for weapons when.

on to syria now the syrian national coalition met with the u.n. security council and had agreed to participate in edging up a peace conference but as artist marina poured lyall reports on a number of preconditions still have to be met before the meeting could actually take place. the delegation representing the syrian opposition that is visiting new york promised to attend the geneva two meeting it seems as though the delegation has a lot of. before it will actually arrive that this should be able to meeting it seems as though they want to make sure that syrian president bashar al assad has no authority following the geneva two meeting and another precondition possibly that we could that was spoken about by the by the french envoy was the fact that once the transitional government is established that that transitional government would have full authority over the security of the military in syria as russian ambassador to the u.n. really underscored here is that all this talk of prevent the geneva two meeting from actually moving forward and taking place i understa

the syrian national coalition at least to take part in peace talks as the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and u.s. authorities break a slow bullfrog scam board hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever are now seeking decades in prison for the guards. a oh god. and for tuning in those early morning at nine am here in the russian capital i'm lucy catherine of and of course you're watching our t.v. well we begin with our breaking news from egypt the muslim brotherhood says at least thirty one people have been killed hundreds injured during was believed to be the largest protest that the country has seen in two and a half years of turmoil clashes between the supporters and opponents of the ousted president mohamed morsy had erupted across egypt with some reports claiming pro muslim brotherhood demonstrators were specifically targeted by gunmen are true as reporting from cairo it was a very bloody night here in egypt as clashes erupted in the many parts of the country and continue into saturday morning off to the summation wind behind the protests bro

the syrian national coalition agrees to take part in peace talks as the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and u.s. authorities break a cyber fraud scam worth hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever are now sitting decades in prison for the hikers. thanks for joining in this saturday i'm lucy and of course you're watching our team but we begin with our breaking news here on our t.v. in egypt the muslim brotherhood says at least thirty one people have been killed in cairo with another seven reported dead in alexandria during what is believed to be the largest protests egypt has seen in two and a half years clashes between supporters and opponents of the ousted president mohamed morsy have erupted across the country some reports claim that promo suit morsi muslim brotherhood demonstrators were specifically targeted by gunmen are true has more from cairo. it was a very bloody night here in egypt as clashes erupted in many parts of the country and continue into saturday morning off to the summation wind trying to protest both in support and against t

the syrian national coalition agrees to take part in peace talks as the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and the u.s. is the already breaking cyber fraud scam worth hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever they are now seeking decades in prison for the happiness. thanks for tuning in this saturday morning i'm lucy catherine of and you're watching our t.v. well we begin with our breaking news in egypt at least seventeen people have been killed hundreds injured during what's believed to be the largest protest that the country has seen in two and a half years of turmoil clashes between the supporters and the opponents of the ousted president mohamed morsi erupted across the country with some reports claiming that pro muslim brotherhood demonstrators were specifically targeted by gunmen are true will be joining us live from cairo in just a bit but first to get some political analysis on the situation in egypt i'm joined by dr ahmad gundam in the united states earth thanks for joining us what do you make of the situation on the ground right now i mea

the syrian national coalition agrees to take part in the peace talks of the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and u.s. authorities break a cyber fraud scam worth hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever they're now seeking decades in prison for the hungers. thanks for tuning in this hour on to see cough and of and of course you're watching our team well we begin with our breaking news from egypt it's been a deadly night in cairo where up to one hundred twenty people have reportedly been killed in clashes according to local doctors now most of the casualties are apparently supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsy with some reports suggesting they were deliberately targeted by gunmen local media also claims that thousands were injured during what's believed to be the largest protests in egypt that the country has seen in the past two and a half years now r.t.l. true is in cairo for us. it was a very bloody no here in egypt as clashes erupted in many parts of the country and continue into saturday morning off to these nationwide why do protests

mixed feelings between the syrian national coalition and the u.n. security council to the rebel group for weapons with us. from a studio in moscow to this is. a day so these are live pictures from egypt thousands of egyptians are out on the streets throughout the country and in qatar where these pictures are coming from for and against the ousted president mohamed morsy two people were killed as demonstrators clashed in alexandria and a bridge has been. dozens of injuries have been reported true from egypt's capital. now we have had clashes here in the capital in an area called supra which the peak moment is where from where i'm standing here what happened was why evil marches accidentally cross and angry citizens and up during rocks at each other people still had a lot of violence outside the capital in the nile delta government dummy access and we saw again why the protest because fighting inefficiencies that comes to city of alexandria where they support his opponents all found to be to mohamed morsi supporters in the main running points you see the very heavy de

between the syrian national coalition and the un security council a day rebel group.