a man claiming to be from al qaida has been distributing aid in somalia as part of an apparent p.r. campaign. saw that being a u.s. citizen had about food clothes money and a fully equipped ambulance at a refugee camp near the capital mogadishu international aid agencies are prevented from entering the area it's believed to be al qaida as first aid of nation to country work some seven hundred fifty thousand people face starvation. the u.n. secretary general has called israeli plans to build over two and a half thousand houses in these drusilla unacceptable criticizing israeli settlements for putting peace negotiations between israel and the palestinians at risk the palestinians want the west bank and east jerusalem as part of a future state and say they won't resume talks until all construction there is hope of. living through the nightmare of north caucasus terrorism not once but twice russian sergey ozzy have suffered the horror of seeing his wife and son die in the beslan school attack and then several years later received injuries to his eyes and legs in a market bombing in a qu

among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida this cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says that then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants know well what we've seen with the tribal so. you know. leading to. some construction composed well over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ganesh r. t. washington d.c. well on the way from investor to convict an israeli businessman has been sentenced to seven years in the georgian president after trying to get back one hundred million dollars by tbilisi. in japan a radioactive water continues to be from the quake hit the fukushima nuclear plants at the scene officials say a crack under the troubled reactor maybe the source of the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their homes in the tsunami i think forced into overcrowded shelters so it's easy to scoff and survivors are fed up with the government's failure to re

most of the leaders of al qaida whom we've captured or killed in the previous decade in fact have been captured or killed inside pakistan and with the help with the pakistanis and also referring to that information that you said was found in that house will that lead to further operations do you think that has the c.i. really got its hands on something pretty significant here and we'll see further operations now against al qaida. the public statements indicate that there's quote a treasure trove in the intuitively one would assume that if you if you were into a house in which bin laden has stayed for five or six years and you have the computers you have documents and hard drives there's going to be a lot of very useful information that go for the middle east peace policy a council just briefly though we going to see stability now as a result of this all perhaps further chaos. i want to go back to the point that i raised earlier. obama is terrorist operations certainly the world trade center of nine eleven had a far greater social psychological and political impact than they had immedia

among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group eventually evolved into al qaida robyn's cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we see were tribal so. some of its. leading. some reconstruction of. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against going to check out r t washington d.c. . well as the coalition forces continue to employ impose a no fly zone over libya there are concerns that the intervention may soon backfire on europe security experts fear libyan islamic groups are plotting terror attacks in the e.u. in revenge for allied airstrikes archies daniel reports. e.u. countries have taken a leading role in enforcing the un resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bring conflict right to their very own back doors analysts claim colonel gadhafi now has little other weapons left in his armory than overseas ter

is seeking only in the south in the fighting al qaida analysts say some of the main theories of this new war the facepalm are not having to take into account the border of the mayhem that they're bombing and the lack of accountability when it comes to their meters that had not carried out the last battle let me ask you where the american is marty and fostering terror at the same time i am going to check out with pretty. hard. to have a child diagnosed with a rare into saving disease is every parent's worst nightmare knowing that a treatment exists should be a welcome relief but in russia many hopes are dashed by extortionate costs lack of state support for some poor soul for price can be a child's life. the first match followed in february this year fourteen according to his birth certificate he looked half that his hearing was rapidly declining his vision almost gone he responded only to this old strokes of his mother who gave up everything to care for him. hardly just to wake up and see him breathing sometimes he smiles and it's the greatest thing for me he wasn't always this way t

the death of osama bin ladin continues to around the world president we have said that al qaida leader is the my eyes was beneficial to russia's national security but he insisted that the war on terror was not always work as it continues to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucasus the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's recent as a terror drive has claimed the lives of several high ranking al qaida operatives. according finland has acquitted a prominent swedish journalist of smuggling chechens into the country michael source is the publisher of the helsinki based website linked to chechen terrorists is also the chairman of the finnish orientation called pro caucuses that's behind the tory is cup and their website it's a known mouthpiece for al qaida linked to terrorist leader. who is on the un's most wanted list source his trial had nothing to do with any of these international terrorism however whether that is passed there or you have the lhari recently tried to draw attention to the attention an extremist t

court ruled that even juan provided material support to al qaida the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say tehran is not guilty on the verdict is merely a pretext to demonize iran and wage war. up next moscow has just the same for those hungry for more curious cuisine. hello and welcome to the pride when this speech i will take a look at that through to restaurants in moscow from persian food to fit me cafes the russian capital with cuisine from all over the world you can pretty much find anything here and now a far cry from say a decade or so ago i always thought of as the armenian food store situated a person's cars where. like any other major capital city moscow has its own foreign communities many pieces that have their own schools in moscow published in the newspapers magazines and open stools selling the rain crofts uncle produce can make it to your advantage never mind you can still visit this armenian supermarket on the corner off to school boulevard stock up on delicious jams pastries around cognac as well as the armenian flatbread lavish. just take a look at the wonde

the us had been cooperated with yemeni counterterrorism forces in targeting al qaida but they've since left the field preoccupied is that with the nationwide turmoil against the sollie regime that means the americans are likely to have a freer hand going it along with the cia to take a central role because agency is not subject to the accountability the us military is legally under expect more bombs to fall on yemen when the us starts to get people who are numbers of all colliding new arabian peninsula and then i think we'll worry is that it expands the war to the point where so many people join up with al-qaeda there's security in. yemen over the killing of scores of civilians by the drone strikes in one attack there the american military presumably ming at an al qaida training camp ended up killing dozens of women and children in another strike a year ago a drone mistakenly killed a deputy governor in yemen his family and aides with the expansion of the wrong war it seems to go on to speaking only of itself to fighting al qaida analysts say some of them a feature in this new all the

salary base washington now sees yemen as the most dangerous al qaida outpost and he's planning to step up drone attacks on the country as stablish ing a base in the persian gulf specifically for that purpose especially now when bin nonce replacement iman also laurie is thought to be building up bill quite as already significant presence in yemen. the u.s. had been cooperate ing with yemeni counterterrorism forces in targeting al qaida but they've since left the field preoccupy. instead with the nationwide turmoil against the sollie regime that means the americans are likely to have a freer hand calling it along with the cia to take a central role because the agency is not subject to the accountability the u.s. military is legally under expect more bombs to fall on yemen when the u.s. starts to hit people who are members of the new arabian peninsula and then i think the real worry is that it expands this war to the point where so many people showing up at all kind of their security in yemen over the killing of scores of civilians by the drone strikes in one attack there the american mil

qaida or gallant little ally and i know that america because i don't support al kut i don't support amorello locky running the attack at fort hood mentally or the christmas day bombing the underwear bomber the shoe bomber the times square bomber i think al he read a lot of interesting point there it's pretty interesting when we think back colonel gadhafi is always saying that when it his over that he's fighting the taliban right . and that it is interesting when the u.s. goes in and fights against gadhafi. inevitably there's going to be some sharing of sides and sharing of duties with people who might have otherwise been our enemies you also brought up the fact that you know the u.s. sometimes goes in places and sometimes doesn't a lot of people have been making this criticism last night alex we heard from president obama making the case for libya he was defending his decision the president also responded to these criticisms of people who have argued that there are many places in the world sudan yemen bahrain where innocent civilians are threatened by brutal dictators if we go into

been the deputy had of the chief al qaida operative in the region in charge of cash flows of funds that paid for terrorist activities in russia now russia's and he terrorist committee as that the results of this recent alteration will disrupt the connection between the terrorists that are operating here in russia's north caucasus with the international terrorist group al qaida and indeed to the killing of the love for it is a part of a major anti terror operation that was launched in this area but still there is no clear information on where russia's most wanted terrorist might be hiding and russia's north caucasus it was believed that he may have been among the dead in another operation in english sense and blood d.n.a. test found no presence of him and currently a major search operations are under way here in russia's north caucasus. not even a question of our reporting right there when all the russian woman was so affected by recent news events that she started seeing things and you can see what on our website that's r.t. dot com bubble screen question called the police told them she

qaeda forces and i'm in a fox news headline and we're all a lockie now number one an al qaida under bin laden secretly meets at the pentagon and has dinner with the secretary of the army i mean that's fox news associated press alcott it was created by the cia and there are a few low level terrorists that operate on their own but at the top they use al qaeda to attack the us they can take our liberties and we have this new u.n. mandate where they order the president and other presidents and prime ministers with a resolution to start bombing libya and obama didn't even go and consult congress which is a lot a declaration of war authorization of force so this is all part of globalism here and there is al qaida or gallant little ally and i know that american because i don't support al qaeda i don't support am around the lobby running the attack at fort hood medley or the christmas day bombing the underwear bomber the shoe bomber the times square bomber i think al he's got a lot of interesting point there it's pretty interesting when we think back colonel gadhafi is always saying that on

has now included marfin to the list of the you when al qaida and taliban sanctions committee know what that means the sanctions in visit asset freeze travel ban and farms in bargo for individuals and entities associated with the taliban and al qaida and the market is now one of them just a few days ago on march the ninth a blast took off near the academy of russia's security services the after as in moscow no casualties have been reported and just days later at this friday we heard about these two explosions in a residential area in moscow again no casualties reported a group of militants posted a video claiming responsibility for the attack on march the ninth and saying that they acted upon the order of door kumar investigators suspect that he was involved in those leaders two explosions in moscow as well many security services executed acts for it's believed that terrorist groups operating in russia get funding from abroad some of the members are known to have the brains of rocks and if you take the deadly bombing at the airport bill stars of attack the busiest international airport

to al qaida the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say the bad it made it a pretext for war against terror on. international news live for most go this is aussie with me thanks for joining us fast tens of thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the fast and about three of the country's revolution which are with three dictator ben ali after almost twenty five years in power they are prizing was this paul coup the arab spring which rocked almost twenty countries across north africa and the middle east but even after elections in tunisia calls for change remain strong there as. has been finding out. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself on fire to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public ferry over corruption and poverty which led to the hour syrian president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. today a monument stands to his sacrifice and his hometown a city there's a widespread belief however that the changes in tunisia and they're going to. last for a very few things to upgrade the school to lead

libyan surface to air missiles when arsenals were looted nato intelligence reports claim flickers of al qaida and hezbollah have been found among the rebels in libya but maintained there is no reason to believe their presence is significant but a u.s. military study three years ago said lidia's made up the second largest group of jihadists in the world right after saudi arabia all of that seems to be discarded as the u.s. is trying to prop up the opposition in libya as some analysts say in an attempt to forge a relationship with them that would be favorable for the united states in the future but experts say as of now the opposition in libya hardly has a defined face or power these people. will not be able to take control over the situation as soon as the current regime. goes off and that means that somebody else will be. tempted to take over the country and we know that the only will organize. the world force in the region not in the country but in the region is unfortunately ok some say arming the rebels could backfire we've been in this situation in afghanistan one day we help people

among those of them most osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida this is cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the u.s. didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants you know what works and what we've seen with the tribal society. you know through its. leading. who comes from. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check on our t. washington d.c. well they france us and i used to be the commander american ground troops in iraq he says there's no way to get out of states or anyone else can predict the consequences of supporting the rebels in libya. there's going to be a period of time really trying to figure out you know who's in charge who's really genuine who's really interested in the goals of the future of libya and then who's really corrupt get out for selfish gain. and you're not going to gain that from bombing them from twenty thousand feet above the air or less you'

hard nose reality of this battle against al qaida it's it's it's as tough as well you know if i can go to john i mean if the rhetoric has changed but the actions have not so there is not a big difference between obama and bush and a lot of people would say the war on terror to date has not been successful it's been terribly expensive and it is only hurt the security interests of hundreds of millions of people around the world i mean i think we it's kind of generally accepted there's been some huge strategic mistakes made here but from what we just heard they just continue go ahead john. yes i basically agree with that it's been a massive misallocation of effort that the attacks on nine eleven cost perhaps two hundred billion dollars including the loss of life a lot of the buildings and the economic impact from it and that's a great tragedy but since that time the united states has spent increased expenditures on home domestic homeland security expenditures about a trillion dollars and the bay and overseas that the wars are costing several trillion dollars so it's a speech and of course

among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida these cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says that then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we've seen with the tribal society. through its support. and leading to. the reconstruction. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check out r t washington d c. in syria president bashar al assad has appointed a new prime minister after dismissing the old cabinet tend to ease the unrest in the country dozens have been killed in two weeks of fighting the government blames outside influences for the turmoil independent journalist james corbett believes foreign military intervention could be on the cards. the president is being set right now with the libyan case and if they're able to get away well i suppose if the forces of western imperialism are able to get away with this in libya then it's really jus

al qaida will find us on twitter on the phone call or log on to read about a war correspondent why that's important and how long. first . if. in japan our work at the damaged plant has been hampered by the dangerous and fluctuating radiation in and around the facility levels in there i think i would have all think. it's now estimated to be a four and a half thousand times more the normal the highest level recorded in the sea giving all of the crisis experts think it may be caused by highly radioactive cooling water leaking from the plant or the u.n. found contaminated soil forty kilometers from the facility in twenty kilometer evacuation zone around it government those findings require no only do that dr john a largely an independent consultant says the crisis shows japan was ill prepared for an emergency like this the problem is really the fundamental nuclear safety culture in japan and generally in the rest of the developed world is flawed what happened here is that the japanese considered this kind of scary earthquake fruita tsunami could never happen or would happen so infrequently bu

now washington is considering training and arming the libyan rebels despite claims that al qaida has infiltrated their brakes archie's a good school has been talking to opposition supporters in benghazi calling the recent nato airstrikes nearby that left thirteen dead. the general feeling here in the rebel stronghold is confusion lots of confusion around that incident because according to some reports this attack plane on the rebels was caused for a good by god that the troops who sneaked in hmong the rebels that opened fire at the planes but other reports suggest that the rebels were celebrating and began shooting into the air best confusing the pilots and also free room them to react back but i can tell you that judging by the four level of wolf organization and framing of the rebel fighters both versions are possible because the rebels have been seen arguing and even fighting among themselves out there on the front many are teenagers who don't have any experience in combat and there is even speculation and lots of rumors of that egypt and the united states and maybe secretly train

qaida have been wiped out including a chief al qaida agent in the region close associates to russia's most wanted terrorist model and the leader of the militants if you stand still in this area that is really the most volatile district in the country ask these mountains to provide a convenience zone for many militants to hide and train for further terror attacks . shortly before the u.s. program uses breedlove means this force is a target colonel gadhafi compound and despite nato claims that they bombed a military target some say it was an attempt to get rid of the libyan rebels so. it was a test the buried under the barrage of breaking news libyan leader moammar gadhafi has twenty nine year old son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed by need to airstrike on saturday night all children were said to be under twelve years old but within twenty four hours the us president and nonce the death of the world's number one terrorist news which were shadowed anything coming from the idea of extra judicial assassinations just days after an attempted to assassinate gadhafi and ended up

qaida this kind of strong cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the u.s. didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we see were tribal society. you know interests separate tribes and leading to. the reconstruction of. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against. going to check on our chief washington d.c. . lottie's paullus that is contributing to our twitter feed from tripoli you can get closer to all the details but really the probe what's really going on on the ground there in one of our latest tweets a teacher says that some people in tripoli think that arming the rebels would mean that the west is also effectively arming al qaida and find out more from us on twitter and artillery school called on what websites read about our war correspondents life and called his personal. first. but you have to date now on the latest in japan tonight and work at the damaged fukushima nuclear plant speak hampe

trial an obscenity i mean you can it really is that the drive provided material support to al qaida the nine eleven attacks in america critics however say the verdict is merely a pretext for war against iraq. news for russia and around the world this is all he was need thanks for joining us turns out thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the past anniversary of the country's revolution which overthrew dictator ben ali after almost twenty five years in power the uprising was this part for the arab spring which rocked almost twenty countries across north africa and the middle east but even after elections in tunisia it calls for change remain strong that. has been finding out. a year ago mohamed bouazizi said softly tired to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the president ben ali a wave overinvolved spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. a monument stands. his sacrifice in his hometown of city there's a widespread belief however that the changes in tunisia and there. are vast very few

certainly the most wanted in the country he has links to al qaida and his his terror cells have carried out a slew of deadly attacks across russia and just on tuesday he was the fish really charged with being the mastermind behind the january suicide attack on the dollar he had of the airport here in moscow now called course tuesday of course of which well the end of this city the one year anniversary of another terror attack claimed by your model which took so many lives that was the the double suicide bombing on the moscow metro so a very very much public enemy number one here in the country but it's not just inside russia's borders that he is wanted it was announced that the united states had placed him on their wanted list also the unite. nation's looking out wanting to see him being brought to justice. and more about that developing story as well online tonight at r.t. don't call me coming up we'll take you to the largest but at least populated state in the united states has been part of russia this cover alaska in less than ten minutes time but that's going to cross the latest bus

qaida member described as the group's media chief as well as six other militants. is accused of plotting out operations both inside and outside yemen some reports suggest the attack was carried out by unmanned u.s. drones others say yemeni military planes were responsible. in libya the first gun battle in tripoli since it was taken over by the national transitional council two months ago has reportedly and leaving scores of people injured witnesses say the shooting started after a man was spotted raising the green flag of. one of the capital's building buildings rather meanwhile the battle for the city of syria goes on pockets of resistance continue to fight new government. a man claiming to be from a guy that has been distributing aid in somalia as part of an apparent p.r. campaign. juniors saw the u.s. citizen handed out food clothes money and a fully equipped ambulance at a refugee camp near the capital of mogadishu at a national aid agencies are prevented from entering the area it's believed to be al qaida as first aid of nation to a country work some seven hun

among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida this cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says that then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants know. what we've seen with the tribal society. and leading. some reconstruction of the code well over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another revelled band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check out our t. washington d.c. well nathan sassaman author and a former commander in iraq says there's no way the united states or anyone else can take the consequences of supporting rebels in libya. there is going to be a period of time really trying to figure out you know who is in charge who's really genuine who's really interested in the goals of the future of libya and then who is really corrupt and out there are selfish gain and you're not going to gain that from bombing them from twenty thousand feet above the air or less you're going to only gain at it from from boo

inactions hard connections between al qaida and baghdad those were the real faults of the ads in that briefing that george tenet and john mclaughlin the representatives of not just the u.s. intelligence community but of israel france britain jordan and a host of others who were feeding intelligence into us. that's what they said was sacrosanct they said bad is the case that is what saddam hussein is doing only later we learnt that even those elements of his presentation were composed of half truths false words even and i think today after doing more research outright lies lies created in the defense department under undersecretary of defense for policy doug feith and his special iraqi lie and lies created in the vice president why wasn't he on it for the same reason that in summer of two thousand and two i have discovered that the emphasis on enhanced interrogation techniques changed suddenly from being to try and find out if another attack were coming after all a lot of comedy expired another attack were coming it would have come on. in the summer of two thousand and two it shifted s