old fashioned policy russian pop and rock stars were joined by their counterparts from south korea south korea the country that is hosting these games in two years time on there was the ceremonial handing over to the south korean delegation is undeniably a feel good factor around right now a feel good factor that organizers will be keen to keep hold off ahead of a big decade for russian sports not only of the world athletics championships heading to moscow in around four weeks time but of course next year in twenty fourteen in sochi it's the winter olympics and organizers are keen to stress that any issues in terms of organization the may have a reason during these games will be ironed out in time for twenty fourteen when the sporting world next descends on russia. ok stay with us coming your way after the break artie examines the role of chili peppers in the world economically modified food. you want to hear something truly baffling the u.s. supreme court has ruled that generic drug makers cannot be sued for bad reactions to their products only the original branded creators of the drugs

economical reasons it is the russians it is south korea or whatever but in reality of the biggest enemy obviously chills the united states is the united kingdom so it's elyse spying against all odds and if you are interested in just how us intelligence harvest prices your data you can head to r.t. dot com for an explanation and that we've got plenty more on snowden's latest revelations and his efforts to capture we've got more nice in a couple minutes. british . global economy. is a big picture. now britain is pushing for a lift of the e.u. tighter regulations on genetically modified food with the country's environment secretary saying g.m. farming is actually safer than many of the alternatives the government wants the widespread caution towards g.m. agriculture to be reassessed but the prime minister has stopped short of saying he would eat such products himself so let's take a look at why biotech foods are so controversial genetically modified organisms which were initially implanted into stable crops which is corn and rice and now ending up in products ranging from meat to milk and

. switzerland norway south korea japan italy and most other developed countries and according to multiple reports li released in december of last. cheer fourth and eighth grade students in the u.s. leg behind students in many east asian and european nations when it comes to math and science and those same reports reveal that european and asian nations spend far more money and spend more wisely on education than we do here but speaker boehner and his republican colleagues must be content with these stats because they've done next to nothing to boost funding for public education in america meanwhile in detroit that city's infrastructure is literally crumbling streets are littered with potholes power outages have become the new normal and the buildings that once housed america's booming automobile industry now look like scenes out of a horror movie and in the rest of the united states things are much better every year the american society of civil engineers releases a report card for america's infrastructure and its two thousand and thirteen card the a a c e gave a d. to america's roads and

follow in the in the footsteps of france and south korea and sweden and start doing on a more national basis so we can have this competition so people if they say i don't like the privacy policy of my existing internet service provider you can jump ship for one that does have a good privacy policy i think the i think that your metaphor of roads i've been looking i've been trying to get you know grab one and come up with one and i think just marvelous marvelous pete i will steal it if that's alright with you absolutely thanks thanks for being with us pete pete ashdown thanks so much for joining us. for tonight's politically corrected i bring you fox so-called news host eric bolling on fridays episode of the five ball and told fellow fiber bob back all that food stamp use is out of control because the federal government has made it easy for anybody to participate in the program take a look. isn't the accessibility of food stamps that used to be for real people were in poverty and now it's just about anyone that says that they'd like to have well. actually erich's snap or the supplemental

economical reasons it's a russian. south korea or whatever reality of the biggest enemy of the united states is the united kingdom so it's elyse spying against all odds. snowden's leaks pointed to a british surveillance operation even more vaster than the american one and according to the national budget review unveiled this week despite over eleven billion pounds worth of spending cuts u.k. spies are in line for a generous funding boost. as the details. but what's been widely reported as the biggest winner in this in this review of the budget is the intelligence service that comprises of b m i five am i six and we can see you which of course we know have been in the spotlight particularly. after edward snowden to be american who had made revelations on the extent of the kind of spying that crew has been doing on the iraqi citizens and beyond what they're going to see is a real term increase of more if there's three percent of the rationale behind it according to osborn is that there is still a continuing threat of terrorism let's get more on this from the intelligence analysts glenmo

reasons it's a russian. south korea or whatever reality or biggest enemy of the united states is the united kingdom so its allies spying against all odds and if you're interested in just a u.s. intelligence harvest and process your data you can head to r.t. dot com for an explanation also there we've got plenty more on snowden's latest revelations and his efforts to capture we've got more news coming up in a couple minutes. obama's africa the u.s. president's trip to this continent is criticized by some as too little too late indeed washington continues to be seen by many africans as a source for outside democracy promotion and the creepy militarization of the continent obama is calling card has always been hope but is he bringing much hope to africa. languages. react to situations i have read the reports. put the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say to mr kerry you have a car is on the docket no god. no more weasel words when you made a direct question be prepared for a change when you approach one should be ready for a. pr

stories now and asiana airlines boeing seven seven seven flying from south korea has crashed while landing at san francisco airport two female chinese teenagers are confirmed dead and scores are injured but incredibly more than three hundred people escaped when they were jet slammed into the wrong way and burst into flames airline's ruled out mechanical failure witnesses say the plane appeared to come in too low as it struck a sea wall near the runway shearing off the tail. of. a train carrying crude oil has derailed in callback in canada exploding into a fireball and leaving at least one person dead dozens of nearby buildings were leveled and around a thousand people were forced to flee their homes some are still missing reports also say a large amounts of toxic chemicals spilled into a river close to the scene. britain has finally managed to deport radical islamist cleric abu qatada is now in his native country of jordan to face terrorism charges but costly legal battle to remove catawba from the u.k. took over ten years and he is known as a key figure and al qaida linked activit

constantine but half of. with this javelin throwing twenty eleven in south korea maria back home and made history by becoming the first they were rushing to win a world championships and setting in the national record in the process however she didn't just come out of the blue she had been building for this triumph for some time especially after missing out on olympic gold in beijing losing to her rival by borish but back to work this physical a gifted athlete is multi-talented and had numerous chances of succeeding in other sports. i tried many sports once a boxing coach saw me training and persuaded me to try boxing since then every time i come to my native city he asks me when i will finally give up throwing the general in and switch to boxing and when coaches learn about my weight lifting results they tell me i need to take up the sport but i'm glad i took up the javelin as it's a sport i'm really suited to last year a buck or headed to one in top form as one of the favorites for olympic gold but suffered a massive blow finishing tale of the twenty seven year old says she's fully

and crew onboard the asiana airlines flight from south korea and investigation into the possibility that one of those who died was won over by a rescue crew vehicle is now under way. canadian officials though say five people have been killed by a train explosion in quebec dozens more said to be missing after the blast which caused devastation in the tongue of love. gun pay the runaway train loaded with fuel to rail to and blew up although the cause of the disaster remains unclear firefighters are still battling with the blaze and there are fears of another explosion. jordan has shot a radical muslim cleric abu qatada with terrorism after he was deported from the u.k. qatada pleaded not guilty after being immediately handed able to prosecutors upon landing in amman on sunday which is a costly ten year legal battle to extradite him to his home country he is known as a key figure in al-qaeda linked to and was viewed by the u.k. as a national security threat. the alternative subway car is the big point has got its chance to go mainstream the winkle forced wins best known for suing faceb

manning in countries like australia italy belgium south korea and also in states around the u.s. thousands stood protested and danced in solidarity with the man responsible for giving wiki leaks more than seven hundred thousand classified state department cables well ask and you shall receive that's what senator rand paul is learning this week after he sent two letters to f.b.i. director robert mueller demanding for the agency to explain its domestic drone program as well as the rules that govern it the letter sent by the assistant director of the office of congressional affairs stephen kelly reads quote every request to use you avi's for surveillance must be approved by senior f.b.i. management at f.b.i. headquarters and in the role of an f.b.i. field office without a warrant the f.b.i. will not use you avi's to acquire information in which individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy under the fourth amendment to date there has been no need for the f.b.i. to seek a search warrant or a judicial order in any of the few cases where you avi's have used now that letter went

will be officially handed over to south korea where we're going to host these games in two years time. to concentrate on the next big global sporting event to hit the shores which is the world championships in moscow in four weeks time. and coming out here in r t it's the latest edition of. stay with us for that. place right on the scene. of the first strike. and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. and instagram. clearly in the no place on the mosque to. demean speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story for you. then try a small t.v. arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call teeth don't call. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle what drives american foreign policy values or merely interests washington claims it supports democracy as a universal value but makes glaring exceptions when it suits its geo political purposes and what about the neo conservative agenda is it the genetic code of pax americana. to cross

blame each other for the suspension south korea is expected to demand safeguards against a new freeze while the north once again media restart of work as well as higher pay for its employees. one of mexico's most active volcanoes has erupted near the capital spewing a cloud of ash and vapor three kilometers high level during several days of activity flights in and out of the capital have been canceled hundreds of people stranded authorities have raised the alert level but stopped short of evacuating the areas. the race to be moscow's next mayor has no shortage of candidates applications to close in a few hours but already forty candidates have put themselves forward for the first mayoral election in the russian capital in a decade now being in charge of a rapidly growing twelve million dollar million population mega city with a budget the size of a small european country certainly sets a number of big challenges and i want to be mayors have offered some bold solutions promises range from compulsory personal helicopters for richer muscovites to replacing my robots more from. tho

airlines flight from south korea's slammed into the runway and burst into flames now the pilots apparently made no distress calls witnesses say the plane's nose appeared to be raised as it struck a sea wall near the runway showing off the tail. a train carrying crude oil has derailed in quebec canada exploding into a fireball leaving at least one person dead dozens of nearby buildings were leveled and around a thousand people were forced to flee their homes some are still missing reports also say large amounts of toxic chemicals spilled into a river close to the scene. thousands have rallied across the united states and abroad this week against the mass of global surveillance program undertaking by america's n.s.a. and other restore the fourth movement emerged on social networks but quickly gained support with its calls for respect of the fourth amendment of the bill of rights which protect american citizens against illegal searches and seizures new york rally organizer tom calendula says the government surveillance is undermining the country's legal values. it is necessary for

chinese to spy for economical reasons it's a russian. south korea or whatever it reality or biggest enemy of the united states is the united kingdom so it's allies spying against all odds. if you're interested in just how u.s. intelligence harvest and process is your data you can head to r.t. dot com for an explanation and there we've got plenty more on snowden's latest revelations and his efforts to evade capture. the real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker see it's a step forward. corrects it is toxic is a look a lot like spray in vietnam it was and it was not a picture that either the gover

allies including japan mexico south korea india and turkey and it's alleged that the n.s.a. bugged e.u. offices in washington d.c. at the u.n. and in brussels you see with new technology spying has become a lot easier. think of everything that went into setting up a spies say at the german embassy during world war two the planning the training the buy offs the human lives put at risk if the mission gets exposed the fear of being crossed by a double agent a world of constant paranoia this is now the stuff of hollywood the real spy game today is just a tech geek at the n.s.a. listening to everything you don't even need to install a secret hidden camera anymore you just tap into the computer cameras that the embassy staff have bought for themselves you want to know what makes a certain ambassador tick to eventually gain leverage over him and his government well you know longer need an inside man to track his movements figure out his likes and dislikes you no longer need to send in some sort of female or male seductress to get him to spill his secrets and bed nope nowadays the n.s.a. c

other for the suspension south korea is expected to demand safeguards against the new freeze while the north wants an immediate restart of work as well as higher pay for its employees. one of mexico's most active volcano has erupted near the capital spewing a cloud of ash and vapor three kilometers high during several days of activity and now flights in and out of the capital have been cancelled leaving hundreds of people stranded authorities have raised the alert level but have stopped short of evacuating surrounding areas. the race to be moscow's next mayor has no shortage of contenders applications to close in just a few hours but already an astonishing forty candidates are putting themselves forward for the first mayoral election in the russian capital in a decade now the promise is their range from compulsory personal helicopters for richer muscovites to replacing migrant workers with robots more from artie's aleksei or ships. those who last visited moscow more than two decades ago would hardly recognize it today from a grim often unfriendly city it has turned into a major eur

the program starting to south korea now which is once again proposed talks with its northern neighbor of a reopening a jointly run industrial zone near the border this comes amid growing concern among business owners in the area over economic losses caused by the closure of the idea of told some three weeks ago it didn't lead to anything constructive to the bickering over the details. the white house has rejected a petition demanding a recount of the two thousand and twelve presidential election results the response to the document that was signed by more than seventy thousand people said there was no evidence of fraud activists claim the ballot was rigged citing the state of ohio as an example of. an album the second the king of belgium has announced he is abdicating the throne in favor of his son in a televised address to the nation said his health is no longer good enough to fulfill his duties albert who has been head of state for nearly two decades will officially step down on july twenty first. for the latest edition of our money programme prime interest that's coming your way af

that would that was that of twenty. at those last championships in south korea russia finished second overall behind the u.s. with nine gold medals equalling their best to have a result this time russia's head coach predicts and more this. igs gold yet the squad includes olympic champions like paul wall to you and they seem by a high jumper on the cheat sure and hammer thrower that hanoi sanker and so with the weights of the home crowd also behind them the host nation has the potential to repeat their edmonton success of two thousand and one where they edge the u.s. to finish top of the medal table athletes of this country will be at their peak and will indeed the lever deliver their best performances in front of the whole. you know non olympic yeah that is also without a big football tournament the world the political campaign ships are one of twenty thirteen is biggest advance and moscow is ready to do a cousin by showing it can successfully host a global sporting show bits consented by the above r t. on meanwhile the russian volleyball team became the world league champions for the

marina port i.r.t. new york. and to south korea to open up the world update it's once again proposed talks with his northern neighbor over reopening a jointly run industrial zone near the border but this comes amid growing concern among business owners in the area of economic losses caused by the closure of the idea of talks of most about three weeks ago led to nothing because of bickering. the white house has rejected the mission demanding a recount of the twenty twelve presidential election results in response to a document signed by more than seventy thousand people basically the arts there was no evidence of fraud activists claim the ballot was rigged citing the state of ohio as an example of cheating. american drone strikes could be responsible for ten times more civilian deaths the normal weapons but president barack obama who has taken the deadly technology under his wing still maintains that more accurate than fighter jets. reports but it's no secret that drones are becoming the military's aircraft of choice we've been told they're more efficient and precise than fighter jets

allies as well as other friendly nations including japan mexico south korea india and turkey all know that america has been spying on them experts say that relations with washington with washington will chill at the least as a result of this news but in the grand scheme of things if you step back and look at the circumstance it's americans american citizens that first found out that the u.s. government was spying on them now u.s. allies finding out that the u.s. government is spying on them at this point america's credibility i should underscore is clearly being compromised at the end of the day who knows if there will be anyone left or any country left that will be able to trust the united states after this shocking news continues being you know revealed in light of the way in which the national security agency spies on its own citizens and and foreigners around the world or a marina thanks very much for bringing us this reporting there while meanwhile president wouldn't stand that added word snowden could stay in any country he chooses and he addresses your ring against for a moscow

the official button will be handed over to south korea who were going to be hosting the games in two years time that will leave russia free to dust themselves down and focus on the next global sporting event to hit the shores which of the world athletics championships in moscow in just four weeks time. certainly a significant legacy there and a spectacular closing ceremony awaits you i thank you very much paul for this update from cars on. now an increasing number of palestinian children are being dragged into the conflict with israel several youngsters who have been protesting against israeli settlement expansion have ended up on the i.d.f. one of the lists are disposed to reports armed to the teeth that's one of the most sophisticated armies in the world state of the art weapons high tech defense and world class combat training but when it comes to dealing with an unconventional enemy children it results to this post is threatening to find them wherever they are like a sheriff in a small town with a bounty on outlaws hid every night nearly the drop bombs and sound bombs the words t

south korea or whatever it reality of the biggest enemy of the united states is the united kingdom so it's elyse spying against alliance well just ahead here on our t.v. we examined the unrest in egypt which is going through a new spiral of protests with millions demanding the resignation of president mohamed morsi. i would read that as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. wealthy british style it's time to. go. to. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our. welcome back egypt's military has given politicians forty eight hours to meet the people's demands saying that the army will provide its own road map otherwise talk where square is flooded with a sea of anti-government protesters for a second day in a row this comes after the headquarters of the country's ruling muslim brotherhood was left in tatters by an angry mob at least sixteen people died on sunday in clashes as millions turned out for pro and an

officially be handed over to south korea hosting the games in two years time. all morning is about half an hour here in our team but for now i'll report on the powerful interests behind the genetically modified food industry. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to come as a report on our. controlling the seeds is not some abstraction whoever provides the world seeds controls the world's food supply arlington steel vanity fair. for the first time corporations are patenting products that are self replicating uncontrollable and irretrievable. genetically engineered pollen carried by wind insects bacteria viruses and humans has inadvertently traveled the globe. scientists in laboratories and corporate spokespeople would have americans believe that pollen from flowering plants in the open environment can be controlled farmers hay fever sufferers and anyone who observes the chaotic natural world would disagree tonight a look into the world of genetically modified organisms to the lens

bottom will officially be handed over to south korea placing the games in two years' time. well i'll be back with more news in about half an hour but for now we continue our special report on the powerful interests behind the genetically modified food industry thanks for watching. wealthy british style sign some time to surprise. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images go worldwide and seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. primarily it's to allow the crops to drink poison. herbicide. eighty five percent of all the g.m. crops are sold with the herbicide that it's designed not to die from. so rolled up ready soil is designed not to dump it from around the purpose of genetic engineering is on the coat tail of conventional and does feel agriculture that is characterized by the proliferation of agro chemicals fertilizers pesticides

medvedev will be in attendance and will officially be handed over to south korea in the games in two years time. well back to our top story now the russian lawyer acting on behalf of edward snowden has said that it is possible the whistleblower could apply for russian citizenship on a head added that it is unlikely that the fugitive will be denied temporary asylum in the country the lawyer also believes that snowden will soon leave the transit zone of sheremetyevo airport where the former n.s.a. contractor has been stuck for more than three weeks now also according to snowden is ready to agree to the kremlin's demand that he stop leaking documents that harm the united states in order for his asylum bed to be a step dad. because he told me he may stay in russia. he may stay in russia here permanently but he will become a regular russian citizens with all the rights and responsibilities that entails. well you say well that's coming up as the latest edition of peter lavelle's crosstalk and watching marty. to the. science technology innovation hall the list of elements from around russia we've

three hundred people managed to escape after their ash on a airlines flight from south korea had slammed into the runway bursting into flames the pilot apparently made no distress calls now witnesses say the plane's nose appeared to be raised as it struck a seawall near the runway sharing off the tail. britain has finally managed to deport a radical islamist cleric abu qatada he's now in his native country of the jordan to face terrorism charges the costly legal battle to remove the top of from the u.k. took over ten years is known as the figure in al qaeda linked activities in the u.k. and has long been seen as a major threat to britain's national security. thousands have rallied across the u.s. and abroad this week against a massive global surveillance program undertaken by america's n.s.a. the protests were organized by a group called restore the fourth that has been trying to draw attention to domestic spying operations which many say are in a gross violation of the fourth amendment of the bill of rights now that is the one that protects american citizens ago. illegal searche

airlines flight from south korea had over three hundred people on board when it's rammed into the runway and burst into flames the pilots apparently made no distress calls witnesses say it appeared that the crew had tried to abort the landing just before the jet struck something near the runway sharing off the tail. britain has finally managed to deport radical islamic islamic islamist pardon me cleric abu qatada now he's heading to his native country of jordan to face terrorism charges the costly legal battle to remove him from the u.k. took over ten years he's known as a key figure in al qaida linked to tiffany's in the u.k. and has long been seen as a major threat to britain's national security. thousands have rallied across the u.s. and brought this week against the massive global surveillance program undertaken by the american agency the national security agency now they were store the fourth movement and merged on social networks but quickly gained support with its calls to respect the fourth amendment to the bill of rights which protect the american citizens against illegal

south korea to san francisco ended in tragedy over the weekend when it made a crash landing and asia flight two fourteen was attempting to land when somehow the pilots of the boeing seven seven seven lost control three hundred seven people were on board one hundred eighty one people were injured and two people were killed right now f.a.a. authorities do not know what caused the plane crash but in t s b chairperson deborah hersman said that no distress calls were made the engines were functioning functioning properly there was no disturbance within the airplane itself and the plane was cleared for landing pilots crew members and passengers are all now being questioned about the moments that led up to the tragedy a probe has also been launched to determine whether one of the victims was actually run over and killed by an emergency response vehicle it is important to mention however that the death toll could have been much higher but that innovations in the plane's design and a well trained crew helped to save lives. well bank of america is out of again but this time former employees ar

support of manning in countries like australia italy belgium and south korea and also they happened in states around the u.s. thousand stood up protested and danced in solidarity with the man responsible for wiki leaks giving him they're giving wiki leaks seven hundred thousand classified state documents. well his lawyer who represented a marine arrested and sent to a mental institution after writing antigovernment posts on facebook he served as a co-counsel for paula jones in a sexual harassment lawsuit against president bill clinton and he lent his legal assistance to a teenager who didn't want to school i.d. to track her movement he takes on cases to protect citizens exercising their first first amendment rights free speech that man is john whitehead and he joined me earlier to discuss a new book called government of wolves the emerging american police state and i started off by asking him why he chose to title his book a government of wolves. well it's from the avatar merle he was you know the great c.b.s. journalist who fought mccarthyism when they were rounding up people for m

those of europe japan south korea and china and increasingly as we've had to divert more and more of our national resources to our empire our social safety net and our education systems have disintegrated our country faces a number of pressing problems and none of them will be solved by building more military bases in japan or snooping on mexican oil executives these problems will only be solved by taking the money and talent that we are now using to prop up our declining empire and putting that money to work rebuilding america revitalizing our economy and rejuvenating our middle class history's approving those over and over again the roman the spanish the british that lie on the as every empire you can think of group powerful by military conquest and foreign adventurism but eventually they all over extended themselves weakening the very foundations of their nations and in the end they all felt. some collapse so completely that there's barely a remnant left others like the british empire that ended in the early twentieth century made a reasonable and rational transition from empire t

we have our website. despite told peace talks between the two koreas remain. on line military units on the border with the south. for the full story. a. computer game that could land a teenager in jail for eight years even though he did say he was just joking. for all of the details. this week british prime minister david cameron visited kabul following a recent policy shift towards the. afghan president hamid karzai said. the presidential palace would not prevent the negotiation process from going ahead washington is preparing for a troop drawdown in two thousand and fourteen amid ongoing instability in the nation that many believe was caused by the u.s. itself spoke to one man who has had personal experience in dealing with a taliban journalist who was kidnapped by the insurgent group and held captive for forty eight days while reporting in afghanistan in two thousand and eight he believes the militant organization will not compromise. originally we went into afghanistan solely to destroy to dismantle to destroy if you will the taliban government and to destroy the al qaeda this w