accusations a good a massacre in which at least one hundred eight people including many children died the u.n. orders investigation to find out who's responsible becomes as clashes between syrian government supporters and opponents of neighboring lebanon eight people dead in fifty. rock bottom for ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak as he begins a life sentence handed down for his part in the killing a bunch of the protesters last year during was closely followed by massive demonstrations across the country thousands rioting in the capital cairo angry that he's not to be executed. and time running out to produce sounds with less than two weeks left for his legal team the following appeal of the whistleblower who says his battle against extradition to sweden in britain is super important sounds and his supporters fear it could eventually meet him being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges in the leaking of american diplomatic cables last. next our interview with serbia's a newly elected president misled courage in which he talks about the road ahead for his country as it faces economi

u.n. ordered an investigation to find out who's really responsible. rock bottom for ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak said begins a life sentence handed down for his part in the killing of hundreds of protesters last year a fierce rioting follows intolerant crowds angry he's going to be executed. in time running out for julian assange less than two weeks left for his legal team to follow the peel off the whistleblower who says his battle against extradition to sweden britain's supreme court. type of sports news now arundhati. i welcome to the world of sports is what we've got coming up. progress russia's maria sharapova easy's into the last sixteen of the french open with a straight sets win over china's sway. the italian job russia it's only three nil in the final warm up game and if you are twenty twelve which begins next week. pacemaker showing when you say in pole two eyes in london with two months to go before the olympics was his rivals he's getting better all the time. to the clay courts of the french open tennis where not one russian mal

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other for a massacre in which at least one hundred eight people including many children killed the u.n. orders an investigation to find the culprits it comes as clashes between syrian government supporters and opponents in neighboring lebanon and people dead. big protests in egypt as ousted former president hosni mubarak begins a life sentence for his part in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution thousands rioted encounter any angry that he must be executed. and time's running out for tuna sounds with under a fortnight left for his legal team to find a last ditch appeal to britain's supreme court what is his extradition to sweden done also a sexual assault positions his supporters fear it could eventually lead to him being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges of the leaking of american diplomatic cables. next how the tragic death of a russian inspired hundreds to join forces to help find missing people across the country. every night in the moscow region of several people disappear. volunteers from the search group a leisurely that are investigating th

nothing to do with the houla massacre which over one hundred people were killed last week as the u.n. orders me investigation to find out who was really responsible. brockport who for ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak as he begins a life sentence handed down for his part in the killing of hundreds of protesters last year the demonstrations follow the court verdict in cairo with crowds angry not to be executed. and time running out for julian assange traverse than two weeks left for his legal team to follow an appeal after the whistleblower loses his battle against extradition to sweden and britain supreme court. hello and welcome you're watching the weekly here on our roundup of the top news stories of the last seven days with me kevin i would and first the russia eve summit kicks off later today in some petersburg but let him a putin is already made some of europe's main players this last week on a trip taking in belarus germany and france talk tough to expand should u.s. missile defense plans and moscow stance on the ongoing violence in syria are to ridiculous reports. budget cuts an

to do with the houla massacre in which over one hundred people were killed last week and as the u.n. orders an investigation to find out who's really responsible. big protests in egypt as ousted former president hosni mubarak begins a life sentence for his part in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution thousands rioted in cairo with many angry that he's not been executed. and time's running out for julian assange with under a fortnight left for his legal team to find a last ditch appeal after britain supreme court ordered his extradition to sweden two months of sexual assault accusations in a supporters fear it could eventually lead to him being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges over the leaking of american diplomatic cables. up next discover a pearl of the buddhism religion and it's located in eastern siberia. in eastern siberia two buddhists. discovered a miracle buried under the ground today it can be found in the major buddhist temple of russia give against good at something. different people see him in different ways some think that he is loo

forces in syria trade accusations of a massacre in which at least one hundred eight people died the u.n. orders an investigation to find out who's really responsible. rock bottom for ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak is against a life sentence handed down to his part in the killing of hundreds of protesters last year but fierce rioting follows in cairo crowds angry he's not being executed . i'm running out producing the sounds with less than two weeks left for his legal team to follow and he'll offer the whistleblower who says his battle against extradition to sweden britain's supreme court. this is artie's weekly news review i'm carrie johnson and welcome to the program. russia summit kicks off later today in st petersburg but in has already met some of europe's main players this week while a trip taking in germany and france he talked tough on nato expansion u.s. missile defense shield plans and moscow stance on the ongoing violence in syria parties ridiculous guy has the details there. wasn't putting his first stop was in minsk which many saw as an indication that that russia's foreign

syria trade accusations they were the massacre in which at least one hundred eight people died the u.n. orders an investigation to find out who's really responsible. rock bottom gyptian as in the back gains and the life sentence handed down to his killing of hundreds of protesters last year but demonstrations on the current crowds angry he's not be executed. and time running out if you're in the sun less than two weeks left his legal team to peel off the whistleblower loses his battle against extradition to sweden he refused the supreme court. you're watching artie's weekly news review a very warm welcome to today. the russia e.u. summit kicks off later today in st petersburg putin has already met some of europe's main players this week when a trip taking in baton rouge germany and france he talked tough on nato expansion u.s. missile defense shield plans moscow stance on the ongoing violence in syria. has the details. was it puts in his first stop was in minsk which many saw as an indication that that russia's foreign policy now will focus more on the closest neighbors and the c.i.s. countrie

for the massacre in which at least one hundred eight people including many children killed the u.n. orders an investigation to find the culprits it comes as clashes between syrian government supporters and opponents in neighboring lebanon eight people dead and. big protests in egypt as ousted former president hosni mubarak begins a life sentence for his part in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution thousands rioted in qatar or any other group that seems most to be executed. time's running out for tuna sounds with under a fortnight left for his legal team on it all stitcher feel that britain's supreme court what is his extradition to sweden to also sexual assault sections his support since it could eventually lead to being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges of the leaking of american diplomatic cables. well next how the tragic death of a russian girl inspired hundreds to join forces to help find missing people across the country. every noise in the most region several people.

each other with a massacre in which at least one hundred eight died including many children the u.n. orders an investigation to find the culprits comes as clashes between syrian government supporters and opponents in neighboring lebanon eight people dead. big protests in egypt as are as to former president hosni mubarak begins a new life sentence for his part in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution thousands of right in cairo but many are angry that he's wanted to be executed. and time is running out for julian assange with under a fortnight left for his legal team to follow a last ditch appeal of the written supremum court ordered his extradition to sweden to aunt's a sexual assault accusations in this spirit could eventually lead to him being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges of leaking over american diplomatic cables. for the sunday sports news now when you'd. thanks carrie it's sunday morning here indeed in central moscow on a busy weekend in sports are headlines right. russia's maria sharapova eases into the last sixteen of the french open

nothing to do with the hoover massacre in which over one hundred people were killed last week as the u.n. orders new best occasion to find out who was really responsible. big protests in egypt as ousted former president hosni mubarak begins a life sentence for his part in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution thousands riot in cairo with many angry that he's not been executed. and time is running out for julian a son she with under a fortnight left his legal team to file a last ditch appeal after britain's supreme court orders his extradition to sweden to a sexual assault allegation. here the supporters fear it could eventually lead to him being handed over to the u.s. to face espionage charges over the leaking of american diplomatic cables more of those stories of course from one people said about tito com right this culture of the sport it's just after a fourteen minutes to three o'clock this sunday you don't see either i well they're getting ever closer to the biggest football story of the summer bring us up to date we certainly are tell you what kevin friday is t

u.n. ordered the evacuations of civilians from the city. the u.n.bout 10,000 people have been killed but activists say that is much higher. homs has been at the center of the 16-month uprising against embattled president bashir al assad. >> a land slide in eastern indonesia killing at least four people. efforts under way to find people trapped. the land slide was triggered by two days of rain out there. floods and landslides are common in indonesia. especially this time of the year during what's called its wet season. >> 6:45. the trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky is moving much faster than expected. the defense says it could wrap up its case as soon as tomorrow. another former assistant coach testified that he, like sandusky, had showered with young boys. the defense argues it's part of football culture. but on cross-examination, anderson admitted he had never hugged young boys in the shower, stayed with them in hotel rooms. the defense has not hinted whether sandusky will testify in his own defense. closing arguments are planned for

u.n. security council plus germany are meeting in order to try to avert a potential collapse in diplomacy over iran's nuclear ambitions the stakes could not possibly be higher as israel has in fact threatened to bomb iran should the negotiations fail on top of this we have the confirmed u.s. use of cyber weapons to destroy iran's nuclear program and pressure for the u.s. president barack obama who is of course running a reelection campaign from the congress to consider a very seriously a military solution to this standoff should diplomacy fail now in the background of all this hard tough economic sanctions that are looming ahead for tehran one of the things that must be considered here is that there is a lot of pressure by western countries to essentially push iran to not only give up its nuclear ambitions something that iran has refused to do apologize that it has a peaceful civil nuclear program demanding that world powers recognize its right to maintain that civil nuclear program that is not something that the west has been essentially happy to consider thus far they want to a lot of i

u.n. sponsored cease-fire. >> we have an order to the government to stop any attacks from the government's side. we want to make sure that is understood locally by the government check-point, and we want to make sure that the other side understands there is a standdown. >> reporter: the syrian government says the real account of the massacre is buried under what it calls a tsunami of lies. but leaders in the u.s. and other countries are outraged by the latest killings and putting the responsibility on the assad regime. >> there is not the slightest doubt there was deliberate government shelling against a civilian neighborhood in these three villages outside homs. >> reporter: on fox news, senator john mccain blasted the obama administration for its lack of leadership against the syrian atrocities. >> here we are over a year, and we're now talking about possibly vetting some people. look, nearly 10,000 people have died. this is a brutal regime of incredible proportions. >> reporter: and joining us now is international correspondent gary lane. he has travelled there several times. what is th

u.n. will authorize the use of force in order to bring about peace within syria blasters injured ten people near a hospital in damascus just days after the rebellion was given the blessing of al qaeda second in command a video of libby who the u.s. says was killed in a pakistan drone strike shows. i'm calling on islam this worldwide to go to syria to join the fight against president decide as it is rare for national reports no it's further evidence that extremists might be taking advantage of the country's civil war. this video is a clear indicator that in the conflict here in syria al qaida global terrorist organization has taken solid and supporting those who are fighting against president bashar al assad and they extended their presence in the country it's not the first message of its kind to earlier in february we heard al qaida is leader calling on all muslims to support the syrian rebels president assad has been blaming minute.

u.n. will authorize the use of force in order to bring about peace within syria the rebels have received the blessing of a second in command a video of. the u.s. says was killed in the pakistan drone strike shows him calling on this list worldwide to go to syria and join the uprising against president assad for national reports it's further evidence that extremists might be taking advantage of the country's civil war. this video is a clear indicator that in the conflict in syria you kind of global terrorist organization is taken inside and supporting those who are fighting against president bashar al assad and they are tending their presence in the country it's not the first message of its kind to earlier in february we heard al qaida is leader calling on all muslims to. port the syrian rebels president assad has been blaming militant groups and international terrorists for violence of his country since the beginning of the uprising here in syria last march but it took a year for the international community to start admitting that too it's only last tuesday that british foreign secretary wil

u.n. and pete. planned and is now actively pursuing a and back idea of setting up an international group order to mediate a solution and this is something that nations back in rad goals including being rather strongly criticizing as they have already kind of international group friends of syria but they only deal with the opposition so as we can see the world is also divided and there is a lot of confusion not only inside syria but also outside on how to act on syria and how to end the violence here in the country if a national reporting there now a prominent british journalist has just returned from syria claims rebels set him up to be killed by the syrian army alex thomson from channel four news described r.t. what he calls a stunt pulled by opposition fighters in order to deal a propaganda blow to the assad regime. we would deliberately out of. a way in which they knew the rebels you would. go with go down the route which dangerous to us but we we talked to them that we would go down the route. we turned them down the road was blocked but with a roadblock if. there was nobody around and about going to

u.n. high commissioner for refugees estimates that roughly $200 million is needed immediately to provide humanitarian aid. >> financial support is crucial in order to show a sign of solidarity and support to the hosting neighboring countries who have opened schools, clinics, infravucture to house the syrian refugees. >> u.n. hcr officials say 96,000 people have fled syria to jordan, lebanon, turkey and other neighboring countries. they expect the exodus will double in size by the end of the year. around 75% of the refugees are women and children. most of them are entirely dependent on humanitarian assistance. >>> a chinese spacecraft is safely back on earth after a 13-day mission. the crew notched up a series of firsts for the country's space program. that includes the first docking with the prototype space station. the shenzhou 9 uncoupled from the tiangong 1 space laboratory. among the crew of three inside was china's first woman in space. the craft gradually descended and entered earth's atmosphere. the landing capsule hit ground in china's inner mongolia region. state-run television broadcast live footage of the vessel's return. premier wen

u.n. but criticized by washington. and new law on tougher fines for protestors violating public order comes into force today in russia after a lengthy parliamentary debate now demonstrators could face being out of pocket by seven thousand euros or having to do community service for breaking the rules. after being blacklisted by baltic states police as a so-called threats to national security reporter mr gates was really behind the motion and what kind of consequences he could possibly face. now where is the biggest threat to nuclear nonproliferation coming from the answer is in the spotlight with al gore enough that's next on our. in june this year the german capital was ousting the anniversary conference of the luxembourg forum on preventing nuclear catastrophe leading expert x. leaders and politicians from around the globe have gathered here to add value to the actual threat to nuclear nonproliferation trying to name the regions of the countries where such threats may be coming they also discussed such issues as the possibility of a compromise between russia and the west on such issues for example as the a.b.m. system de

u.n. but criticized function template. a new law on tougher fines for protesters of violating public order comes into force today in russia after a lengthy parliamentary debate now demonstrators could face being out of pocket by seven thousand euros or having to do community service for breaking the rules. and after being blacklisted by a baltic states police as a so-called threat to national security reporter investigates what's really behind the motion and what kind of consequences he could possibly face and coming up next it's a weapon that endangers our very existence yet some countries choose to boost their nuclear arsenals instead of fighting for peace. the nuclear age is over sixty years old. i can describe exactly how an underground test was no dory one zero almost you couldn't hear anything yet but there was no noise at all and the ground lifted up. we live under the threat of increasingly sophisticated weapons. in two thousand one hundred eighty eight states parties to the nonproliferation treaty signed on to a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it has

the day: president obama pressed european leaders to get their economic house in order before it harms the u.s. and u.n. monitors in syria saw evidence of multiple killings in a small town where activists reported a massacre. they said they found flesh, blood and piles of ash but no bodies. online, we continue our series on health care reform. kwame holman has the details. >> holman: with a supreme court ruling coming soon, we have a primer on the law from marcia coyle. and health correspondent betty ann bowser talks with a professor who turned health reform into a comic book. find both of those on our health page. and tonight's edition of the pbs program "need to know" travels to cambodia, where former khmer rouge leaders are on trial, charged with committing mass murder more than three decades ago. here's an excerpt. >> in six years of operations by a court only expected to last three years, and after 150 million dollars spent, there has been just one conviction. and the second trial with three defendants still in its early phase. there has been some disappointment that crimes like rape and starvatio

ordered off a bus and then shot dead. in geneva, european diplomats are pressing the u.n. top human rights body to propose a war crimes probe into the civilian killings in syria and. now john muir has this report from neighboring beirut. it's gruesome images too disturbing for us to show of another mass killing. activists said that the wounded bodies of 13 factory workers were discovered after they had been taken off a bus and shot dead by the regime alicia. they said it happened in the west of the country where fighting had been going on. we cannot independently confirmed claims. twice in recent days, including the massacre in the town of houla last friday, u.n. observers on the ground have essentially validated similar reports and videos from activists. the repercussions of that continue to export around the world. -- to echo around the world. in geneva they are discussing the massacre. there's a widespread sense of outrage and that there's so lite that can be done to stop the carnage. this amounts to crimes against humanity and other international crimes and may be indi

u.n. john bolton says that. what do you mean?hate >> whatever orderlity world and there isn't that much but whateverti there is is essentially prostrided by the united states and its system of alliances. i'm not of the view that theis united states is the world's policemen. i think our role is to protecta our interests and those of our. friends and allies but we are the only world power and it is: a big job. >> john: why is that good? doesn't our role as thee dominant paver a negative impact? if there were chinese securityh forces outside the studio chiny forces outside the studio frisking me, i would be furious. i think other countries get furious when we have troops everywhere? >> i think most other countries understand and appreciate the role that we play. what criticism we get often masks the private position is that they understand that only the united states can play that role. don't get me wrong. i think a lot of other countries are free riding on the united states and a lot of countries, best friends in the nato alliance should do a lot more t