heart of his village stronghold in south beirut all of slayer the keep it close so if you're in taksim square in istanbul tonight protesters facing a police or correspondents they will go live to regret just over a. news update or not international most sophie shevardnadze are talking tonight to a former british intelligence officer about the changing face of espionage is right after the break. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the scandal involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended for making what many consider anti homo sexual comments in an interview this celebrity scandal is creating a lot of arguments about freedom of speech on social networks many people who believe that robertson deserved to be booted from the show for what he said argue that freedom of speech means that robertson can't be arrested by the go.

carrying out what he calls a mere campaign freelance journalist and a blogger are able law was the taksim square she says a deep divide has emerged within a turkish society. it's not just the crash and scandal it's just one of us that we send explosives that were that kind of came up on our day one and leadership you have a big reference people who are against a ruling party and against terror no i'm but then there are so a considerable amount of people they so concerned about a very charismatic leader and they still believe in everything that he says so whenever he goes on on camera as in my nice hour everywhere else that he's been in the past week ever since the corruption case i represent and he's been saying that you know this is a conspiracy theory that this is the work of israel or the us or our good at the moment itself people do believe him. now gathering phone data from millions of americans is legal and it helps to counter al qaeda that is what a federal us judge ruled in a case pitting a major civil rights organization against a national intelligence chief but nearly two weeks ago in

the protesters demands freedoms journalist and blogger i was a good brother was a few stumbles taksim square last march told me a deep divides emerged within the society. but it was not just the crash it's just one of the recent explosives that that kind of came upon are the one and its leadership you have a big reference people who are against a ruling party and against the are no i'm but then there are still a considerable amount of people they so concerned about a very charismatic leader and they still believe in everything that he says so whenever he goes on on camera as in my nice hour everywhere else that he's been in the past week ever since the corruption case i represent and he's been saying that you know this is a conspiracy theory that this is the work of israel or the us or our group and woman itself people do believe. we speak to the widow of a russian resuscitated in the wake of a conflict with mikhail khodorkovsky for oil company so the sushi thing was behind a husband is murder coming up a bit later in the program. but not before one of the other city's most a tourist surveil

journalist and blogger are as you gabler was in istanbul taksim square and she says turkish society is becoming increasingly split it's not just the crash and scandal it's just one of the recent explosives that that kind of came upon our go on and its leadership you have a big reference people all who are against a ruling party and against terror no i'm wishing him but then there are still a considerable amount of people they still concern him a very charismatic leader and they still believe in everything that he says so whenever he goes on and on camera as in my nice hour everywhere else that he's been in the past week ever since the corruption case i represent and he's been saying that you know this is a conspiracy theory that this is the work of israel or the us or are going to move them in itself people do believe them from inmate to crusader former oil tycoon throwing his weight behind getting jailed colleagues out once russia's richest man mikhail khodorkovsky calls his ex associates political prisoners vows to fight for their rights we take a look coming up about how they ended

journalist and blogger as you gabler was in istanbul's taksim square she says turkish society is becoming increasingly east but. it's not just the crash and scandal it's just one of the recent explosives that kind of came upon our day one and its leadership. people who are against a ruling party and against the are no i'm but then there are still a considerable amount of people they so concerned about a very charismatic leader and they still believe in everything that he says so whenever he goes on camera as in my nice hour everywhere else that he's been in the past week ever since the corruption case that erupted and he's been saying that you know this is a conspiracy theory that this is the work of israel or the u.s. or argue that movement itself people do believe him. still to come here on r.g.p. u.s. central bank marking its hundredth birthday but critics saying the fed is seeking to capitalize on the recession is brewing. put humpty dumpty back together again in terms of wall street or is this. a system that i think is a working less and less for for the person on the street you take

riot police and protesters gathering on taksim square tonight in central istanbul ahead of a massive anti-government demonstration protest was spoke to after a high level corruption scandal is already forced the prime minister's replaced ten of his cabinet ministers. joined us a bit earlier from istanbul. well the political drama continuing to unfold today in prime minister looking increasingly under pressure as he tries to stem the fallout from not corruption probe targeted dozens of his allies now on the back of that we've seen a number of resignations among which cabinet ministers one of the team called for the prime minister himself to resign now for his part one of his responded to pensively cooling the corruption crackdown an international smear campaign that's done little to restore credibility though you know wednesday we saw anti-government protesters clashing with police and again tonight we're expected to see at large scale demonstrations protests gather to cool for the prime minister to resign we're going to be following that closely but of course protests not an unfamili

as a cable issues in istanbul's taksim square last night either things take time to be with us tell us what you saw i mean what did you see how balanced was the police reaction. well there i don't i don't think their reaction was balanced at all i was walking towards success square from a nearby neighborhood. and already on the way to attacks from square there were a little pockets of police buses parked and waiting base appeared to reattack any time and these were probably maybe like twenty minutes to walk walking distance of sections there so they were getting ready and when i got there i realized that there were there's a lot more police than there are protesters and initially original rally was that it planned for seven pm but police started attacking half an hour before that already and by six thirty they were updates from the square from from people who were at the square saying that police is using police were using water cannons and rubber bullets actually really just going to try what you saw the police moved in first before the protesters would actually while the actual rally

to give in to the protesters demands freelance journalist a blogger a bullet was in istanbul's taksim square she told me the deep divides emerge with in turkish society. not just the crash of scandal it's just one of the recent explosives that that kind of came up on our one and leadership you have a big group of people who are against a ruling party and against the are no i'm but then there are so a considerable amount of people they so concerned about their charismatic leader and they still believe in everything that he says so whenever he goes on on camera as in my nice hour everywhere else that he's been in the past week ever since the corruption case i represent and he's been saying that you know this is a conspiracy theory that this is the work of israel or the us or our group movement itself people do believe him. coming up on the program in a few minutes we speak to the would do of a russian or assassinated in the wake of a conflict with mikhail khodorkovsky a former oil company tells the sushi thinks behind this murder is coming up as a bit later. but next one of the n.s.a.'s most a

covering this protest was caught up in that tear gas we go now to sara firth on the streets of taksim square for more on these protests you pay the price has this been way the fight being fair and the people being trying to push them back a thing that's a kind of an let me thing really be nothing past in this present that night and then coming if there is a if in fact that some paper that we've been trying to began trying to imagine didn't think that's not good news wasn't going to stay a pretty bad thing we've seen i really think maybe since we've been run kind of administering kind of i mean if in fact anything i think i can read can i really i'm a free agent but i'm going to night the planes have no one come and fight and it's time to lay back the power of the arabic to the paper we think the prime minister thank you thing a challenge not only from the people here in the pentagon have been the same thing with them you've got to remember them thank you and that was our t. sarah firth reporting from the streets of istanbul. next week israel is expected to announce plans to build fourteen hu

covering this protest was caught up in that tear gas we got out of sara firth on the streets of taksim square for more on these protests you pay the price has this been one of the states being there and the police are being trying to push them back you say with the kind of the police the really being absent from this protest tonight and then coming this is something that we've been trying to i began trying to stand here i mean think that's a good many students. we see behind me we think maybe since we think one could it mean if it was going to be me. the political risk here was very good that i'm going to make the paper that's number one common faith and it's not the power here but the best thing we've seen the prime minister face thing a challenge not only from the people here in the pentagon may be the same thing with the new government in fact there was sarah firth reporting from the streets of istanbul. it's been months since the u.s. and russia and other world powers reached a deal to remove the syrian government's chemical weapons the deal helped avoid a potential u.s. strike in syria f

. >> police tried to break away the crowsdz outside taksim square. >> we do not want that man who is a traitor and a thief around our turkz. >> we want to say to him, good-bye. >> this latest scandal has brought to the surface a power struggle between the government of turkey, based in the u.s. is said to have big support in soirkturkey including followersn the police and the asia. it is widely believe that gulan was responsible for bringing the corruption scandal into a public domain. the two men were allies in the past but the rift between them is now threatening the country's are public utility stability. >> during an apparent suicide attack in afergz, a bomb are struck a convoy as it was leaving a military base in the capital, kabul. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> uncompleer whether rebels fighting in the east africans, meantime 72 u.n. peace keepers riesked in south sudan's capitol. they joined more than 5,000 peace keepers, protecting the 63,000 in are bases. >> starting tomorrow, many americans will no longer be getting their unemployment checks. and ban if box, h