-- amerco's top cia official is expelled from germany. >> and a police manhunt underway for a thief, accused of illegally selling world cup tickets. >> we begin with germany's decision to expel a top u.s. intelligence official. >> the foreign minister the move was necessary. >> politicians here in berlin have been seething over alleged u.s. spying, saying washington has never answered key questions. >> with two suspected journal -- german double agents discovered, the government apparently felt things had gone too far. >> the u.s. embassy in berlin is at the center of a diplomatic scandal. germany's foreign minister says the decision was the right one. he intends to discuss the matter with his u.s. counterpart at an upcoming meeting on a rant's -- iran's nuclear program. >> we want to rebuild our partnership and our friendship on a foundation of honesty. we are prepared to do that. that will be my message to john kerry when i meet him on the weekend in vienna. >> the opposition wants germany to send a stronger message to the u.s. and respond with actions as well as words. >> it is n

in expels the top cia spy working in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . also coming up this hour just how this militant sees nuclear materials in iraq with the government for international help to prevent the uranium from pines being used in terror attacks. you're watching from in the world welcome to moscow onto our to international i mean i know you our top story the u.n. has stated eighty eight people have been killed by israeli strikes on gaza since an offensive was launched on tuesday at least eighteen among the dead are children according to local health officials israel has vowed to step up attacks until hamas stops firing rockets onto its territory. the thing about him and that guy is some of the look i think if you look at the timing from house to neverland emma has the headline and the look and government that's i mentioned a good idea but it was thank god it was over was it. was. it was the act was. that. at least twenty civilians are among the dead reported by the palestinian health ministry many targets destroyed by a stray miss

further in expels the top cia spy working in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . so this hour to harvest militants seized nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help and friend to you really i'm compounds being used in terror attacks. are treated to r t international with you around the clock across the globe i mean and only welcome breaking news on r t international the u.n. say eighty eight people have been killed by israeli strikes on gaza since an offensive was launched on tuesday at least eighteen among the dead are children according to local health officials israel has to step up attacks until hamas stops firing rockets onto its territory. if anybody. got. them all and am alive yeah well and that meant that they meant. that it was was. the. was back. now at least twenty civilians are among the dead reported by the palestinian health ministry many targets destroyed by israeli missiles have no obvious links to hamas but israel accuses the organization of using civilians as human shields israel's massing

breaking news on artsy burning expels a top cia official work in in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . capitol hill club more than eighty people including many children are confirmed dead in gaza as israel pomos more targets files to step up its our offensive and plans for possible ground assaults. and jihad this minutes and seize nuclear materials in iraq but the government played in for international help to prevent the uranium compounds being used in terror attacks. live from moscow this is artsy ensor national with the cost of our thanks for being with us. now we have breaking news this hour the top cia officer enjoyment he has been ordered out of the country berlin has responded angrily after two german officials in the week were allegedly revealed to be american spies our correspondent peter oliver has more from berlin this is as a direct result of two recent spy scandals came after an emergency session of the parliamentary committee for control of intelligence and well they said it was down to the refusal of u.s. intelligence services

early in expels a top cia spy working in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . also coming up this hour how this militant sees it nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help prevent the really income pines being used in terror attacks. live from our new center here in moscow twenty four hours a day you're tuned into r t international i mean i know neal we start breaking news the u.n. say eighty eight people have been killed by israeli strikes on gaza since an offensive was launched on tuesday at least eighteen among the dead are children according to local health officials israel has vowed to step up attacks until hamas stops firing rockets onto its territory. the thing about him at. that moment though i got to tell you that coming from has never lost one i am a lucky fellow and i mean i couldn't have meant that comment about the outfit. i would not. have. known good looking at least twenty civilians are among the dead reported by the palestinian health ministry many targets destroyed by a stray missiles ha

breaking news on the arts scene berman expels the top cia official work in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . government. more than eighty people including many children are confirmed dead as israel pummels more targets spouses to step up its air offensive and plans for a possible ground assault. and this minutes in seize nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help to prevent the uranium compounds being used in terror attacks. live from moscow this is art c. international with me marina call survive it's good to have you with us and we have breaking news this hour the top cia officer in germany has been ordered out of the country for a man has responded angrily after two german officials in the week were allegedly revealed to be american spies well let's get more on this from our correspondent peter all over n. berlin here so it seems berlin finally felt compelled so acted in a. well yes what we've seen is a man identified by german officials as the. chief representative of american intelligence working a

berlin expels the top cia spy working in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to be us. also this hour to how this militant sees nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help to prevent do you really income being used in terror attacks. i don't welcome your tune into r t international with you run the clock across the globe i'm going to know neal our top story the u.n. has stated eighty eight people have been killed by israeli strikes on gaza since an offensive was launched on tuesday at least eighteen among the dead are children according to local health officials israel has vowed to step up attacks until hamas stops firing rockets onto its territory. the thing but even after i had some ability i think you look at the timing from passing them along and am i looking past the island and then i can government that's a mental retard that it was was over was. was. was back. at least twenty civilians are among the dead reported by the palestinian health ministry many targets destroyed by israeli missiles have no obvious links

relations between berlin and washington reach a new low is germany kicks out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal. also in the week's top stories ukraine's government forces lay siege to the resistance of the nets and the ganske our correspondent meet some of the.

and in our look at the week's news a bye-bye berlin germany expelling a top cia official after arresting two government employees for passing secrets to u.s. intelligence. four pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our to international as you bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news tensions between kiev and moscow becka later after a rocket launch from ukraine killed a russian citizen the shell struck the yard of a private home in russia's rostov region in ocean reports. on sunday we saw a very dangerous escalation of the crisis here in ukraine several shells fired from the ukrainian territory and landed in the russian border town then asked has the same name as the ukrainian city has now become the major battleground of a lot scale military operation here in eastern ukraine i would say that there were at least six shells they hate a private house killing one man earlier there were reports that four people were injured but later it was down scaled the time began at around eight thirty in the morning they started shelling and destroyed his house my mother

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there are look at the week's news body by birth in germany expels a top cia official after arresting two government employees for passing secrets to u.s. intelligence. below this is the weekly around of the big stories of the last seven days and will make your headlines coming through it was right now in fact over the last hour reports coming through that the ukrainian army is moving in to the eastern hub of lugansk with large numbers of tanks apparently approaching that city anti-government fighters say schools already been damaged by a missile strike. is in the city trying to make sure the details coming through what would you know on the ground there then. well we have to say that the situation here in the city of lugansk is very tense and the t.'s deteriorating dramatically unfortunately we indeed heard from the leaders of the network self-defense forces that the round seventy tanks entered the city today and indeed we can confirm that we saw tanks driving along the central street just the street that you can see behind me here in the city center they were in the tanks driving al

america's top spy in germany the cia station chief expelled from the u.s. embassy in berlin. sent packing by america's close ally angela merkel after not one but two cia agents, germans were caught spying on her government last week and this, right under her nose. merkel, privately furious, said pointedly today spying on allies is a waste of energy in the end. this after edward snowden's revelation last year that the nsa was listening in on merkel's cell phone. only two months ago president obama was still apologizing for that. >> it has pained me to see the degree to which the snowden disclosures have created strains in the relationship. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: we have a few difficulties yet to overcome. >> reporter: even worse, white house officials claim the cia didn't warn president obama that an american agent had been caught by the germans more than a week ago. so when the president called merkel asking for help against vladimir putin he didn't know to apologize. in other words, mr. obama was blind-sided by his own spies. just as the u.s. needs

the cia's top officer in berlin ordered to leave by the german government. allegations of espionage, a move both rare and harsh from what is ordinarily a close u.s. ally. jonathan karl has been talking to his sources all day. now from a rainy washington, here's jon. >> reporter: diane, this is an extraordinary move. the german government ordered the cia's station chief in germany to get out of the country, the kind of thing we almost never see with a close ally, but germany is outraged with what it considers u.s. spy games. last week german police arrested a german government employee accused of spying for the u.s. and just yesterday raided the apartment of a second alleged u.s. spy. this is especially embarrassing for president obama. if you remember when german chancellor angela merkel's phone calls were listened into, the president personally promised that she would not have to worry about u.s. spying. the white house is saying almost nothing about this latest revelation. make no mistake about it, there is some serious damage control going on with u.s. of

and germany reach a new low over spying as berlijn kicks out a top cia official relationship as kiev says it's ready for a cease fire he meets the families devastated by. what other media turns a blind eye to get all nazi. with the economic down in the final. days. and the rest. will be every. street is never really dead as long as it's the start of the first world war one hundred years ago here's a case in point in numerous ways the beginning in conclusion of that conflict shapes our world today. welcome back man flatmate pigs and he's heading to his maiden visit to argentina and it will be the president's third stop on his weeklong tour of latin america he's already been to nicaragua and cuba where there is plenty to discuss with have on his current leader raul castro and also his older brother fidel all the details now from our correspondent there. concluded to his first stop on the latin american tour to speaking at a press conference he confirmed that many major important deals have been signed particularly allowing the russian companies are to be actually have to drill oil in p

. >>> germany says the expulsion of the cia top official was inevitable after the latest spying allegation. >>> hello. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has arrived in afghanistan where he'll meet both candidates of the disputed election. he's warned the future of the country hangs in the balance. he's met one of the candidate who is now says he supports an extensive order of the polls. the report shows he won 56% of the report. here's what he had to say a short time ago. >> our commitment is to insure the election process is integrity of afghanistan in the world would believe it. we believe in the most extensive process possible to restore faith. from day one, our commitment has been inclusive government, government that can represent all and serve every citizen in the manner that every man deserves from the constitution. >> mr. kerry will meet his rival abdullah abdullah. he claimed victory in the runoff election last month also. preliminary results show him second with 43% of the vote. that might change when the finals come out in a couple weeks time. we explain what influence john

america's top spy in germany, the cia station chief, expelled from the u.s. embassy in berlin.ent packing by america's close ally angela merkel. after not one but two cia agents, germans were caught spying on her government last week. and this right under her nose. merkel, privately furious, said pointedly, spying on allies is a waste of energy in the end. this after edward snowden's revelation last year that the nsa was listening in on merkel's cell phone. only two months ago, president obama was still apologizing for that. >> it has pained me to see the degree to which the snowden disclosures have created strains in the relationship. >> translator: we have a few difficulties yet to overcome. >> reporter: even worse white house officials claim the cia didn't warn president obama that an american agent had been caught by the germans more than a week ago. so when the president called merkel asking for help against vladimir putin, he didn't know to apologize. in other words, mr. obama was blindsided by his own spies. just as the u.s. needs merkel to pressure putin over ukraine. >

there are many tells america's top cia officer and berlin to get out of the country over tensions of u.s. surveillance. more than 80 people have been killed by israeli attacks on gaza and tel aviv steps up the assault. the u.n. calls for a cease-fire. girlars after the american took on paris, her story is still a big favorite. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. serious need of damage control after berlin asked the top u.s. intelligence official to leave the country. this is in response to german allegations. come oncases this week top of last weeks allegations. quit spying on your friends may be tempting but it is also risky. get caught as america has in germany and you might not be friends anymore. today, the american cia chief received the treatment you would expect from frosty cold war rivals, he was asked to leave town. the german chancellor sounded exasperated. on allies is a waste of time. a wasteg on allies is of time. we have so many problems and we should concentrate on the important things. but i think of the challenges that we a

. >> but berlin's message has reached the media -- the expulsion of a top cia official made headlinesin the u.s.. for the first time, american media and politicians are taking note of berlin's anger and its demands for washington to address spine allegations. -- spying allegations. >> i am concerned we are sending the wrong message to a key ally, which is germany. >> there is also a sense that all countries spy and the u.s. needs spy. >> to say we cannot do this to an ally -- there are issues we have with the germans were we are unsure about their policy and sometimes that will necessitate getting information through other means. >> at the white house press conference, attempt at humor revealed the tenseness. a reporter asked if president obama should root for germany in the world cup final. the answer, no more than a nervous laugh. [laughter] >> here in germany soccer is no laughing matter, especially considering that the national team could become world champions sunday. they will face-off against argentina in rio. germany is headed into the game as the favorite after their crushing

. >>> spy scandal, a top cia spy in hot water tonight for spying on one of america's key allies. >>> the summer curveball on the way, how a monster storm on the other side of the world is about to bring a big chill to millions of americans here at home. >>> and the giant superstar who decided to take some time with his kids, about to mount an epic comeback tonight.

and germany reach a new low as berlin takes out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal plus. as kim says it isn't ready for a cease fire and ukraine's artemia to the families who have been devastated by army air raid. top news in commentary live from moscow this is going to have you with us now israel continues to bombard gaza from air and sea international calls are mounting for restraint and a stop to the shelling more than ninety palestinians mostly civilians have been killed and hundreds injured in the offensive so far at least twenty of those who've lost their lives are children. under which. israel says it hit more than one hundred targets in gaza on thursday many of the missiles have landed in residential areas causing panic to ripple through the population journalist harry fear met those caught up in the violence as they brace themselves. as for yet more air raids. on a visit to gaza's main hospital we met four year old shame mastery she was injured in her abdomen she became collateral damage in a drone strike whatever has yet. to go went to visit her sister wit

true i'm not going to have anything more to add on that front a former cia officer who worked in germany thinks the expulsion of the top intelligence official sends a dramatic signal to the us spelling the cia chief of station is unprecedented i don't know of a single example of any nato country expelling the cia chief of station and so this is quite a significant move by the germans they're saying no more of this there's no question about it i think this one is different because i think it is it is maybe one or two too far it basically is the germans are saying that we have a high tolerance for the united states acting independently in our country but recruiting our government officials and turning them into spies is a step that we can't condone so that's i think it's a serious discussion going on but i think as i said before i think the united states and germany have so much in common politically and every other way that eventually will blow over. thirty five thousand kilometers of air travel in a matter of days that's the plan for president putin who is starting one of his longest two trips ever this time to south a

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berlin expels the top cia spy working in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the us. also this hour to how this militant sees nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help to prevent you really in compounds being used in terror attacks.

and in our look at the week's news a bye-bye berlin germany expelling a top cia.

breaking news on the art scene berman expels the top cia official work in germany after two government employees are accused of passing secrets to the u.s. . government doing. more than eighty people including many children are confirmed dead in gaza as israel pummels more targets to step up its air offensive and plans for possible ground assaults. and just this minutes in seize nuclear materials in iraq with the government pleading for international help to prevent the uranium compounds being used in terror attacks.

relations between berlin and washington have been dealt a blow after the top cia officer in germany was ordered all out of the country the strong reaction came after two high ranking german officials were in moscow and alleged u.s. spies over the snooping is widespread the german interior minister dismissed the information obtained by the alleged spies as laughable but said the political damage is serious a left party member expressed outrage saying there is no longer blind trust in the u.s. on the justice minister has demanded u.s. spying in germany be stopped once and for all artes peter all of our house more form berlin. sent packing a with a flea in his ear. i just want to say that if you see it with human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany has now told the cia contact at the u.s. embassy in berlin to get his things and leave. for the first time after a series of spy scandals this is a strong message from the germans that they've had enough of washington's behavior . experience or foreign intelligence services isn't something we're

relations between berlin and washington reach a new low is germany kicks out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal. also in the week's top stories ukraine's government forces lay siege to the resistance of the nets and the ganske our correspondent made some of those living with the constant shelling. that are the latest developments and a look back at the last seven days you're watching the weekly here and r.t. international. israeli soldiers have entered garza's to take out several missile launch sites ending in clashes with hamas there and i fear is the move will spark a ground invasion into the enclave poor asli has the latest from tel aviv twenty soldiers briefly entered northern gaza the i.d.f. says that the purpose of the mission was to destroy rocket launching sites we understand that there was a brief exchange of fire during which four israeli soldiers were likely wounded but the army has since returned to his role of course the question being asked is whether or not this is a precursor for a ground offensive certainly the stance on the ground and for me witnessin

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and a look back at the week's news by by berlin germany expelling a top cia official after arresting a arresting two government employees for passing secrets to u.s. intelligence. five pm in moscow i met treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news tensions between kiev and moscow that escalated after a rocket launch from ukraine killed a russian citizen the shell struck the yard of a private home in russia's rostov region has more. on sunday we saw a very dangerous escalation of the crisis here in ukraine several shells fired from the ukrainian territory lended to in the russian border town then asked has the same name as the ukrainian city has now become the major battleground of a lot scale military operation here in eastern ukraine i would say that there were at least six shells they hate a private house killing one man earlier there were reports that four people were injured but later it was down scaled the time began at around eight thirty in the morning they started shelling and destroyed his house my mother and sister were there now in hospital you

look at other stories that help shape the week bye-bye birdie in germany expels a top cia official offer resting to government employees for passing secrets to u.s. intelligence. if you just joined us my name is kevin zero in this is r.t. international our top story this hour than ukraine there's been heavy artillery fire in residential areas in the southern outskirts of the ganske earlier tension escalated on the border with russia to after a rocket launched from ukraine killing a russian citizen rif a national reports. well we have to say that the situation here in the city of lugansk is very tense and a t's deteriorating dramatically meanwhile challis more choice and multiple rocket launchers known as grad or hail can teen years in the outskirts of the city of lugansk the raw many victims killed and injured mostly including civilians it's now listen to what i witnesses say. her well being shelled by mortar schools been damaged the cleaning lady was killed and a fourteen year old boy injured also hit a kindergarten or the block of flats in the neighboring yards has been destroyed there

relations between berlin and washington reach a new low which germany kicks out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal let's. pull out. amid the nonstop air raids in east ukraine our teammates the families who've been devastated by the violence. there it's good to have you company you with international. now israeli soldiers have entered garza's to take several missile launch sites ending in armed clashes with a mass there are now fears the move will spark a ground invasion into the enclave poorest reports from tel aviv. twenty soldiers briefly entered northern gaza the i.d.f. says that the purpose of the mission was to destroy rocket launching sites we understand that there was a brief exchange of fire during which four israeli soldiers were likely wounded but the army has since returned to his role of course the question being asked is whether or not this is a precursor for a ground offensive certainly the sense on the ground and from meet witnessing the amassing of tanks and armored personnel vehicles and troops along the border it does seem as if a ground offe

and germany reached a new low as for lane kicks out the top cia official and with how the ancients of the latest spy scandal plus. the. esky have says it's ready for a cease fire in ukraine's east aren't seen means the families who've been devastated by army air raids. live with you twenty four hours a day this is artsy ensor national thank you very much for joining us. medics and gaza say five more people have been killed in pre-dawn that's by israel so far almost one hundred palestinians mostly civilians have died and nearly seven hundred have been injured and the offensive. was. at least one sea of those so also wives are children on thursday israel says it has more than one hundred targets in gaza many of the missiles have a lot of that in residential areas cause and panic so ripples through the population journalist heresy are met those caught up in the violence as they priced themselves for yet more air raids. on a visit to gaza's main hospital we met four year old shaman mastery she was injured in her abdomen she became collateral damage in a drone strike but i have yet. to go

relations between berlin and washington reaching new lows germany kicks out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal. and another week of deadly tit for tat between the army and resistance fighters wraps up with in east ukraine with we talk to those forced to flee their homes to survive. hello there the latest developments and a look back at the last seven days you're watching the weekly here on our take. israeli soldiers have entered garza to take out several missile launch sites ending in arms clashes with there are now fears the move will spark a ground invasion into the enclave for a slayer reports from tel aviv twenty soldiers briefly entered northern gaza the i.d.f. says that the purpose of the mission was to destroy rocket launching sites we understand that there was a brief exchange of fire during which four israeli soldiers were likely wounded but the army has since returned to israel of course the question being asked is whether or not this is a precursor for a ground offensive certainly the sense on the ground and from me witnessing the massing of tanks and armor

and germany reached a new low as berlin kicks out a top cia official in retaliation to the latest spy scandal plus. as kiev says it's ready for a cease fire in the east of ukraine we meet families who've been devastated by the army air raids.

and our look at the week's main news headlines to bye-bye birdie live in germany expels a top cia official after arresting two government employees and passing secrets to u.s. intelligence. for a good evening this is the weekly with me kevin o. in from r.t. international rather with the big stories of the last seven days a lot of news to start with very current coming out from the southern outskirts of lugansk in east ukraine we're hearing recently it's coming under artillery fire there also reports too early this afternoon that the ukrainian army was moving into the eastern harbor of lugansk with unconfirmed reports must stress unconfirmed reports that large numbers of tanks apparently were approaching the city to government fighters say a school is being damaged by a missile strike there maria fanaa shinar is in the city for us. well we have to say that the situation here in the city of the ganske is very tense and it tees deteriorating dramatically meanwhile shelley moore chose and multiple rocket launcher known as good ride or hail can teen years in the outskirts of the city of lugansk