in parts of syria it is fighting. in other parts of syria it is aligned with so it's a. very difficult and tragic hot punch of extremist elements coming from all over the world trying to carry. disillusioned agenda in syria and in the meantime. losing their own lives and killing a lot of people on the side so i think it is important for all of us to work together how that can come about is it is a very difficult proposition it's a straightforward proposition to stop fighting but how you do it how you under government so i decided that difficult but how you bring all these various forces at all wreaking havoc in various poor parts of syria to stop kidding and come to the negotiating table that's a difficult proposition but we are prepared to work in good faith in order to achieve that option and while we come back we'll talk about going from extension all the neighbors agreements to curb iran's nuclear program. when you are followed around when you are being investigated because of the whim of someone this is the begin

in syria. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is not taking no for an answer on his trip to europe and the middle east this week. an in fact, he told the syrian national coalition leaders if they don't attend peace talks in switzerland on january 22nd the u.s. will pull its support. >> i'm counting on both parties as well as the 30 or so plus other nations to come together in an effort to try to end this violence. >> reporter: syrian president bashar al-assad's government has said it will attend the geneva 2 summit, but opposition factions are still fighting over whether they should engage. [ explosion ] >> reporter: the opposition coalition is made up of various armed militias united in fighting against the state, including the free syrian arm, andy hadists and islamists from neighboring countries and kurdish groups. targeting the isil, over 700 people have died in the last ten days. >> if disorder is allowed to continue to grow, it is extremists who will benefit, and it's all the people who

been in syria. for to make his own jihad but jihad in the way they develop their walk so and he anyone and if someone in the well if you are talking about jihad people think immediately that people are fighting which one is not for some muslim true believers making jihad can also be a part of lutheran did work giving the. medication to civilian people this can also be a way of making jihad and by some of the local volunteer work in this way in the way of giving medicines for civilian people and separate from that you have been a dime a while ha stakes are so in syria. when i did decide my son to come back. first of all because the players i make in the media and we succeed in this in this and second because i realize i don't want to buy them out or in syria. ask you sir for many times a question on the field in syria is this my future. i want i want to live in the and after he see so many cruel things and incredible things he decided to return to his family which one. is his family his mother and fa

and syria has been. impossible i don't mean the international community for example we are in the process of going to geneva two for example and we do believe that the kurdish delegation must be one delegation and it must have a clear vision of what the kurds in studio want what the kurds in syria want must have it must be through this dialogue with the syrian government for example the p one to the question for the p word is that this unilateral action does they have any agreement with the syrian regime does it has anybody be survive with any change in the development in syria actually i believe that i mean as far as i know i did accuse the kurdish democratic union party of siding with the assad regime something that's really using it it's apparent you know they were going to leave they denied it at least but at the same time mr herzog worsened for you if they denied for example on the ground on the reality i want you to do itself made a program on how the airport is being protected by the syrian army a

and this includes syria, syria is a large concern for policy makers, most fellows fighting in syria today don't want to blow up times square tomorrow. this is our obligation as americans and we have to meet it. >> how is al qaeda in syria being used by these regional players, like the shia iran block versus gulf states? >> they are receiving support from a number of gulf states like qatar and kuwait. i was doing field research in qatar earlier and while qatari aid is reaching the area, it is doing as a secondary is consequence. to reach the why syrian opposition like the syrian islamic front or a secondary effect. >> brian is the territory that al qaeda occupies in syria completely under al qaeda's control? >> no, i think in control has to be put in quotes here. the fact is that the syrian army was obliged to withdraw from portions of the country, simply because a large portion of the syrian forces are comprised of sunni conscripts. and therefore, their reliability could not be guaranteed. it was more important to protect the capitol and to protect the ethnic and sectarian enclaves that a

syria in eastern syria has to do with their own capabilities go with defiance in the backing of so in full capacity i think it's a little bit a. misinterpretation of reality i don't be fired the fact that saudi arabia from its own reasons without the american bickering but with their own reasons is supporting certain elements within the syrian opposition because the saudi arabian government is preferring now to try to blow. rather ok take care of the future with those groups will operate against saudi arabia it's quite clear ok daniel if i go back in washington i agree with what we just heard here because you know washington these look they look at these nation states here and they look at suppose geopolitical interests and maybe a little bit of oil is thrown in there but you have the saudis there with a stack of money and it's just all about iran and you know and that's the prism that they see everything through and the united states continues to trip and fall and walk through a minefield in that region because they don't get the same interpretation because they don't understand they

in syria. also now joining the conversation, joshua landis, and the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver. joshua, let me start with you, what is the united states up to and has it made any progress in its efforts to stop the fighting in syria? >> well, it hasn't made a lot of progress. there's complete chaos on the ground on the rebel side who have been fighting each other tooth and nail as you mentioned in your start up, and the -- the worry on the part of the opposition is if they begin to talk to assad, he is quite powerful on the grown now, and this could lead to the partition of syria. a rebel controlled area in the south, and a regime controlled area in the rest of the country. so what their real beef is to try to hold the american's feet to the fire and make them actually deliver on this promise they made at geneva one that assad would step down, because they don't have the power to do that themselves. so that's -- the trackations that are going on r

out the disillusioned agenda in syria and in the meantime. losing their own lives and killing a lot of people on the side so i think it is important for all of us to work together how that can come about is it is a very difficult proposition it's a straightforward proposition to stop fighting but how you do it how you under governments i decide that difficult but how you bring all these various forces at all wreaking havoc in various poor parts of syria to stop kidding and come to the negotiating table that's a difficult proposition but we are prepared to work. in order to achieve that subject and welcome back. to curb iran's nuclear program. the flame. the limbic spirit travels with the flame from its place in greece. join james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond. where i. play. dramas that challenge be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces changing the world's lights now. so picture of today's. on demand from around the globe. looking. to fifty wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's r

about to syria. to play into the engine the father parties who are actually from the beginning of the crisis they have been really intent on destroying syria the institution so much kidnapping them killing so we don't want to look back what we want to do is to try and save people from so many massacres from so much blood should try and see the light at the end of the tunnel and that would depend of course on you know how the parties different parties involved in solving the syrian conflict conflict cooperate with the charter and of course the syrian national council is one of such parties at this point as they seem to be divided and don't even seem to be decided in fact whether to conference the geneva two conference or not why do you think there is so much division was in down i think the division come from because of the these parties first of all they have and they have been living outside of course so many years they are kind of. you know the whole do not know what the syrian people are going thr

and let us recognize that most of the death and destruction in syria come from conventional weapons which are thrown in abundance to all the warring sides from many quarters different actors have been inserted a sectarian get a mission into this country some of these obvious have generated or said forth in prophecy but we have also been continued into a community we have also seen continued into communities already there it and even demonstrators of against extremism syrians are still united india deep love for their country pride in their culture and religious heritage and long history of living in peace syrians must start talking to each other again to regain what has been lost we see power for example of this the spirit of sort of their it in every day with the many mothers and fathers striving to protect and instruct go to of ditch families on a daily basis in syria i decided that all syrians women and men i you gauged in the effort to shape our shared future. excellences let me turn now to the war that begins at this conference. the syrians themselves had the primary responsibility t

million kurds live in syria but syria is of course a very important geopolitical juncture for all those surrounding countries with very large kurdish populations how crucial do you thing is the outcome of struggle for syria or are the overall kurdish cause it's very very important the syrian developments we look at it very very closely because it's going to affect the courage crucial question it's going to affect the sunni shia relations in the middle east it's going to affect the security issues in iraq and it's going to affect the political situation in iraq in turkey in every word for the entire of the middle east very very quickly you already mentioned kurds in syria have no reason to live the assad regime and many of them had difficulty getting citizenship or or you know speaking the language subsequently no love lost there but do you think kurds will benefit if the syrian opposition particularly the most radical factions that it will only take. you know the core in iraq in syria rather we don't believe because to be honest with you number of the sunni regime or the opposition whet

disillusioned agenda in syria. meantime. losing their own lives and killing a lot of people on the side so i think it is important for all of us to work together how that can come about is it is a very difficult proposition it's a straightforward proposition to stop fighting but how you do it how you under governments i decide that difficult but how you bring all these various forces that are. wreaking havoc in various poor parts of syria to stop kidding and come to the negotiating table that's a difficult proposition but we are prepared to work in good faith in order to achieve that objective and while we come back we'll talk. to me was agreements to curb iran's nuclear program. ok let's explain if the ok list six live. a. playwright on the scene play the first string he lives and i predict future. play place on our reporter's twitter play on instagram play play play in the olympics on long lead. to me speak your language explain programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the team reporting from the world talks a

stick in its nature how exactly is neocolonialism relevant to syria. well listen it's pretty simple i think that syria is a country that is true typically very important from the economic point of view also you know very well that syria must be used to enable the transfer of gas that comes from these famous supposedly muslim countries in which i dispute the muslim character to supply power to our european countries today since gas primarily comes from russia and the east and therefore allowing gas to pass through syria would be a big economic gain of course and therefore syria today as other countries such as mali as the central african republic are today the victims of a global economic conspiracy which is attempting to destabilize regimes which so far i would like to remind you have never posed any problems three or four years from now no one will ever consider bashar al assad a dictator of course it is comical from the moment that economic interests come to play the friend of yesterday may become the enemy of today. she's to put it down to just last

while in syria al-qaeda linked to rebels and other opposition groups are engulfed in a bloody infighting the forthcoming peace talks are under threat from the growing divisions among those aiming to topple assad. lost confidence biting austerity is taking its toll on e.u. leadership with approval ratings hitting a record low for a handful of block members. they could dream they can play and they can make. each and every kind of. draft. because they don't have to paid instead it's taxpayers who will make up for the politicians mistakes even in the news most efficiently run countries such as germany. and playing it safe concerns are growing about how athletes and visitors will be protected at russia's upcoming winter olympics in sochi to see what is being done to secure the olympic host city. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is r t now al qaeda affiliate militants have been occupying key areas in iraq's on bar province for over two weeks tanks have been deployed in the provincial capital ramadi and the army hasn'

while in syria al-qaeda linked rebels and other opposition groups are engulfed in bloody infighting the forthcoming peace talks are under threat from the growing divisions among those aiming to topple assad. approval ratings for leaders to an all time low as bailouts and austerity trigger a clearance sale of countries assets to patch up the budget holes are to reports on how many people are upset with the move. by selling. a priceless. price tag to. europeans gather in the streets to protest against the controversial initiative declaring that they are not ready to sell history and culture to keep a commies and help them stay afloat. and playing it safe concerns are growing about how athletes and visitors will be acted at russia's upcoming winter olympics in sochi to see what is being done to secure the olympic host city. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories is r t with the weekly. affiliated militants have been occupying key areas in iraq's anbar province for over two weeks tanks have been deployed in the provincial capital ramadi and the arm

while in syria al-qaeda linked rebels and other opposition groups engage in bloody infighting the growing divisions among those aiming to topple assad are threatening the upcoming peace talks. plus the backing of leaders dips to an all time low with undermined trust in politicians affecting the way people see the common currency as they look for replacement. and with security being a major concern at the upcoming winter olympics and saw we take a look at how the host city is making sure athletes and spectators are protected. you're watching r t live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me thousands of iraqis are fleeing their homes in the anbar province which has been turned into a war zone after al qaeda linked militants took control of the two cities there the army has failed to retake the occupied territories which have been declared an islamic state by the militants as the iraqi military gathers its forces for a decisive assault artie's gun a teacher khan looks at what's empowering the extremists in the region. young good luck to little but go with your not integrity they

from syria into lebanon. but hezbollah has of large country of people i can do more to the point of a large country of fighters to proving themselves for a very capable on the ground certainly there full time fighters in syria. but they're stretched and they're worried about his real taking advantage of the facthat they're distracted in syria and they have as i've written a piece that came out today a real ideological crisis hezbollah suppose to be a resistance organization resisting israel israel is not in syria was doing in this area has nothing to do with israel hezbollah spent a long time trying to convince other lebanese parties. then everything it does is first and foremost the lebanese interests. it's very very difficult but ru impossible to say that what it's doing in this area is in the lebanese interests it said hezbollah's interests as a party it's in iran's interest was not in lebanon's interests because with its what hezbollah and others are doing but hizballah more than others is creating a situ

in syria al-qaeda linked rebels and other opposition groups engaged in bloody infighting the growing divisions among those aiming to topple assad of threatening the forthcoming peace talks in geneva. plus the backing of e.u. leaders dips to an all time low as. a clearance sale of countries assets to patch up budget holes. the security being a major concern at the upcoming winter olympics in sochi we take a look at how the host city is making sure athletes and spectators are protected. in the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on. thousands of iraqis aflame their homes in anbar province which has turned into a war zone after al qaeda linked militants took control of the two largest cities that the army has yet failed to retake the occupied territories that have been declared an islamic state by the militants as the iraqi military gathers its forces for a decisive assault. looks at what is empowering the extremists in the region. young good luck. with. integrity they run on chaos emboldened by the fighting in syria these al qaeda linked militants

secretary of state says syria is a magnet for terrorists and head of the peace conference in geneva as moscow brings together rand and syria's foreign ministers to try to help with the groundwork for the talk. and see eye to eye on this spice hoax fade from germany and the u.s. in a deal to stop snooping on each other as the route of a bugging the pearly leadership rumbles on. this is r.t. international my name is kevin zero in a very warm welcome so if you just joined us this morning our top story afghanistan's president hamid karzai is no order of inquiry into the u.s. airstrike that killed eight civilians seven of them children the night raid targeted a residential area north of kabul despite the government's pleas for american forces to stop hitting villages he had seen from r.t. the arabic channel reports from the region. as a result of american barman's in afghanistan there have been a lot of civilian casualties one women worst was killed and seven children along with one civilian is injured according to the statements by. her as a's office they have asked the americans to give a

>> syria an offshoot of can the aqi is becoming very powerful in syria but what's allowing the snurns insurgence of aqi, the final factor which bears mentioning is the pullout of u.s. troops at the end of 2011 which were a stabilizing factor. now they're gone and not surprisingly iraq is a lot less stable. >>rose: in fact there was somebody and you guys would know better than i do who it was, but someone from the iraqi government set tod afghan government, don't make a mistake you don't want to prevent the americans from staying. >> it was the foreign minister. >>rose: add to what max is saying, what's happening in iraq? >> i would agree with max, it is hard to know which is the greater catalyst, maliki's sectarian stance or, it's not just a war in iraq or civil war in iraq or civil war in syria. we now have essentially a sectarian war which is going from iraq into syria and all the way to lebanon. i mean if you remember the islamic state of iraq and syria took many, feed off each other it's the same people. and the isis, that group was started in iraq, and they moved to syria, now th

in syria are very divided. and increasingly hostile to all of it. as represented by the islamic state of syria and iraq ok don i'd like to go back to you in new york i meant that the interesting fact here is that you know irrespective of what opposition group you want to support or any loose of moderate group that i don't think even exists there anymore it's still the united states and its allies that want to see the end of a secular regime in damascus i mean that's adds to the riddle to all of this supporting of different groups in different countries. well that goes back to the beginning of the project in ny in the late one nine hundred seventy s. in afghanistan you had a secular marxist government that was being destabilized by people who lived in the country who own the land you know in the in the rural parts the one land they were looking at having their property handed over to the peasants and you had a secular state in the cities you know because it's a marxist state where the religious types who were not the center of political gravity or of

original should not see from damascus syria. the u.s. has repeatedly come under fierce criticism for the funks the aid washington and its allies send to the rebels sometimes ends up in the wrong hands she's going to work nine explains now how the west could be helping terrorists to fester. when the enemy of your enemy is your enemy things can get complicated it's a conundrum the us faces in syria where political financial and military support to the rebels has subsequently served to create a new hotbed for al-qaeda if bush are us did not. stay in power or if he's weakened then syria could become that base another base like pakistan and afghanistan before it to be used as a springboard to go into these other countries oh experts say an influx of extremist groups has turned the war torn country into a terrorist training center posing a greater threat to american interests than the leader washington wants removed these groups are much more dangerous and we have hands of thousands of international fighters coming in in a very fundamentalist

there were daylight breaking through in syria peace talks international mediator. negotiations between the government and opposition are finally seeing some progress but at the same time washington says it's worried about new threats and managing from syria with terrorism being only one of them the u.s. national intelligence chief warned is still capable of producing biological weapons despite the current proces of design them and. the details. the u.s. director of national intelligence claims that syria has not successfully weaponized biological agents in an affective delivery system but he says the government possesses conventional weapon systems that could be used to launch biological weapons now speaking to the senate intelligence committee james clapper said that america's spy agencies believe that some elements of syria's biological warfare program might have advanced beyond the research and development stage and might be capable of limited asian production you know the timing of these comments are quite interesting you have to understand them in context mr c

amid signs of moderate progress in syria peace talks washington accuses damascus of holding on to its biological weapons program despite the ongoing chemical disarmament process. while inside syria survivors of the alleged massacre recant the horrors they saw when islamist militants seized the city more than a month ago r.t. is the first of four in t.v. crew to film in the area since it was take. the ukrainian president makes yet another concession on the bridge and violence in kiev but demonstrators refused to leave the barricades saying it's still not enough. and a home let's see superhero brings a new hope to berlin sit down and outs report on how a comic book strip is giving hundreds of financial life. live from moscow this is our to international you with me to say it's good to have you company with us this afternoon there are chinks of daylight breaking through in syria peace talks international mediator locked up but he said negotiations between the government and opposition are finally seeing some progress but at the same time washington says it's worried about new threats eme

and syria's hard to get people's attention about. not because americans are hard-hearted but the complicated world in which we live in. hearings like this are very important. i want to compliment the ranking member here. i think he understands exactly what's going on. ms. groom, in 2014, does congress need to do anything pretty soon to make sure that we can achieve our fair share of e refugees in changing the laws? do you have any proposals? >> i don't have any proposals to offer you today. but we have offered to work with the senate -- >> i guess what i'm saying. i don't see a comprehensive immigration bill passing any time soon. so when it comes to changes in our laws, exemptions, if you need something beyond the ability you have within the body that you work, please let us know. because i think a lot of us may have different views about immigration, but would be willing to accommodate some legal changes if it would help expedite this process. that's an opportunity for you. >> i welcome that. >> consume of ideas right off the top o

and assad is ready to fight to the last syria. foreign negotiations gathered in the stated hopes of drafting a plan to bring peace to syria, but right from the start, he hard lines of division between many of the participates, especially the syrian government and leaders of the opposition, cast doubt on the success of the conference. >> translator: the syrian people aspire to have a strong army that protects their assets, land, and ethnicity, protects it's borders and land. >> the syrian foreign minister, denounced the proceedings and the participants. >> translator: in one in the world has the right to give or take legitimacy to a president, go, or constitution, or law or anything in syria, except for the syrians themselves. this is their right, and what will be agreed to here, whatever it is should be put to a popular referendum. we are here to decide what the people want and not to decide their fate. >> he held the line insisting assad will remain in power as long as the syrians wanted him too. the infuriated conference partici

so in syria. they are not that cameron said he was yesterday in the united states today it's insincere. nobody knows but she shot a music style not stop here. is that it was a good example for those who wish to understand it and most of them will not understand that you know the guy that states are some civilized western countries and you will. and then have them. since the moment. and now they have all that no one to taste it did the big ten s of fat tire. a man with a difference of syria for up to them. there isn't any terry and that means that no one knew nothing of democracy and when she stands there somewhere. users of syria they have passed. in spite of the country for over a hundred years and now they are holding conferences in order to change its their friendship with the syrian people but they are putting people under siege in imposing sanctions and stop pointing to every reason to miss their dad see exactly why and speaking of that horrible humanitarian situation. if you really feel conc

original not see from damascus syria. as the world's top diplomats cover in switzerland another obstacle that might overshadow proceedings other gay sions of the torture of prisoners by the syrian regime we're following that story on our web site right now or to the accomplice don't miss our special coverage of the geneva conference tomorrow. after three years of. just over one hundred. mostly in common sense come together with one. war is not the answer. does peace have a chance. to international law fear most call return after a short break with more news for you stay with us. jingle bells jingle bells it's christmas time for all you people are stealing all your. yeah yeah they're in our pocket we give them a bonus every year and they do what ever we want what ever we want the f.b.i. or crooks to the f.b.i. or it's funny it's a farce it's american justice is a is a farce the f.b.i. is i think the cost of bribing the f.b.i. has gone down there's your deflation the cost of bribing your bill is going down in america under

final diplomatic push a show all sides get a fair say at next week's international peace conference on syria. and u.k. foreign secretary william hague heads north there to try and convince scotland not to go which alone with an independence referendum eight months away. will live here from moscow you are with us on r.t. international with me it's good to have you company with us the softer news. millions of those who are concerned over the extent to which they've been watched by america's national security agency and i waiting to hear from the country's president he's expected to announce a much anticipated changes to the way the agency works but it's unclear how father reforms will go r.t. same sex reports from washington d.c. . today president obama heads to the department of justice just a few blocks from here and he'll deliver a speech on n.s.a. reforms specifically what he supports from the forty six recommendations his own review panel put forward a few weeks ago the president is expected to devote a large portion of his speech to the privacy concerns of non-u.s. citizens and businesse

can we say that the talks about effective and how will they impact the situation in syria. the audience i mean we have to tell the tour that this geneva two is an international meeting it is between states because since most of the experts agree that. the conflict in syria is no longer in it is no longer an internal one that's why the agreement between the states should be in the first stage then agreement between the regime and the other oppositions the dialogue should be between the regime and the opposition in syria not in geneva or in any other state so whether they boycotted geneva or not it will have zero influence because geneva two it will be an agreement it will be an international accord that will divide the participants and the states that will participate in geneva two like to stop the funds and arming the syrian opposition and the terrorists in syria and also to look at the borders because we know that from geneva one into geneva two. there are a lot of new brigades has been formed in syria like the islamic state in iraq and the eleventh and also the islam it f

they run on chaos emboldened by the fighting in syria these are all qaeda linked militants overran parts of iraq including the city of. we have said earlier that the serious situation will actually go into iraq and this is what we were warning about chaos in neighboring syria deep does the u.s. and its allies threaten the syrian government sending the signal to the rebels to fight on to the detriment of a political outcome islamic groups have now taken over the opposition movement there and have even chased the western backed leader of the free syrian army out of the country. to be honest you the rule leave it alone because if you kick it you're going to come out and that's what we did when we invaded iraq you know three and it can bite not just somewhere far in a war zone but here in the us american intelligence and counterterrorism officials now say islamic extremist groups in syria with ties talk to recruiting and training americans who have traveled there to get them to carry out attacks when they return home there are dozens of extremist islamist forces that are operating both insid

not for syria. and the resolution to this crisis cannot be about one man's insistence or one family's insistence about clinging power. this needs to be about empowering all of the syrian people. the international community expressed a united vision for syria that respects its citizens and protects the rights of every group, every sect, every faith, mr mrurallism where all people are represented. a nation in which all syrians can peacefully consult their government without fear of retribution, fear of imprisonment, fear of death. a syria that works closely with its neighbors, but also can exist peacefully as a sovereign, independent, and democratic state. these are the syrian people's hopes for the future of their coup try and, and we support them. now, let me emphasize, as i said earlier in my comments today, what happened in syria began in the wake of the transformation that began to break out, throughout the middle east, and everybody knows the events that began in libya and tunisia and egypt. eve

well, we do know that millions of people left syria. they live in neighbouring countries and are suffering. lebanon hosts the largest number of refugees. this country cannot cope to provide them what what the people need. people inside syria, there are millions of people internally displaced. it's winter, it's cold, they don't have money for fuel and basic supplies much the international community is trying to gain access to these people, especially people in beseemed are -- besieged areas. especially around the capital. fuel, medicine, food - it is not entering the areas. >> the syrian government was said to be cooperating by giving visas to aid workers. this is not enough. they have to reach people in all areas of syria and the humanitarian crisis is worsening and it seems if these clashes - the rebel infighting worsens in the north, we could see more people flee to turkey, for example, because of the volatile situation in their country. >> all right. thank you for that update. >> the isil is battling in iraq, fighting local police an

original not see from damascus syria. as the world's told diplomats had to switzerland we'll keep you updated on the diplomatic build up to wednesday's syrian peace conference on a. after three years of. just a little over one hundred thousand. lomas see and common sense come together with one mention. war is not d.m. . does peace have a chance. coming up later in the program ninety years after the death of lenin and his ideas are alive the socialist values which is fine becoming as i can come back into function thanks to the world's economic woes i'll take some a. reward for sending foreigners hollow government stop in britain get a gift spoke kicking out asylum seekers coming up after the break. crosstalk rules in effect of and you can jump in anytime you want. sigrid laboratory. was able to build on its most sophisticated radar which one doesn't give a darn about anything to change mission to teach religion why it should care about humans. this is why you should care what you're only on the algae dot com. you're watchi

he did not send an invitation to the other opposition inside syria and outside of syria, which cause a lot of imbalance in the composition of the opposition. the delegation of opposition is simply a delegation of the opposition. there was no other personage from inside, outside of this coalition. that's why this coalition is not representative of the whole gamut of the syrian opposition. we pointed that out in order to send an invitation to all of the opposition whether inside or outside syria. >> we heard last week from moscow that syria is ready to implement some local cease fires and other humanitarian measures. we have not heard anything about that. these ideas are still on the table? >> thank you very much for this question. yes, the initiative was launched by our minister in moscow, delivered to mr. lav rov. he conveyed the syrian initiative to minister kerry, and after a while he asked mr. kerry what happened, and the answer was that washington is still trying to make--to get in touch and make a pressure on the armed groups plating in aleppo. so we're waiting for the americans

how did sometimes they get hot the shot scenes from damascus in syria. as the world's top of the last head to switzerland or kp on taking them to the monster goes up when stacey were in peace conference on the nightstand. late in the program ninety days after the death of me and in his ideas on line. fashionista so just twenty minutes i can come into question the science of the world's economic lives. she takes on a reward for sending foreign as i know i'm not the stuff in person. he held a sign mckay's moments coming up. eye. to noon. i know cnn msnbc and fox news evidence and not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story. jessica is one of them happens to be accurate that was funny. for the weekend. i think the eye because when politicians and the mainstream media work side by side the joke actually. our teens we have a different route. because the news of the world. just is not a spot on the lands in the end of. the at that. he has to do the job. a new. oh well. what you don't seem to not spring to mind from th

not see from damascus syria. as the world's top diplomats head to switzerland we'll keep you updated on the diplomatic build up to wednesday's syrian peace conference on air and online. after three years of. the death toll of over one hundred thousand. homeless a and common sense come together with one mention. war is not the answer. does peace have a chance. and coming up later in the program ninety days after the death of lenin his ideas are alive they socialist values which is fine becoming honest i can come back into fashion sense today wild economic woes. and our move for sending foreigners bought hollow government stuff and britain get gifts for kicking out asylum seekers the house coming up after the break. as a new physician i swear to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise others to do so. i will never do harm to any. doctors of the dogs are to. hold them in the future when he

that's really cold comfort to the people in syria you know but syria yelling saudi arabia for syria that's really silly i mean when the people of syria rose up nonviolently remote down by their government and tanks and mortars remember syria doesn't allow the red cross to go in because they're matching people day and night saudi arabia is that many bad things but anything else here mark trying to go i said out of broccoli and i'll tell you one of the bad things that saudi arabia does it sends its young people with tickets on airplanes and money in their pocket and they go across the border with the essence of the turks this is what they're doing for the syrian people this is the export of saudi ideology in violence mark ok brian when sorry when i die in my fiance is go ahead all right so so the saudi the i mean if you look at the past thirty five years the saudi royal family has been a funnel through which oil money but also cia money has gone to the most reactionary forces in south central asia in afghanistan with osama bin laden in pakistan and then to the same al qaeda forces in

next door in syria the same group are being aided to overthrow the government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer are the countries themselves iran is a neighbor of iraq so the spillover deeply of iran. in america will be sitting nice and cozy across the ocean eventually but the u.s. and iran have been propping up different sides of the conflict in syria are they really united over the struggle in neighboring iraq or does it go deeper. i think we have totally different goals as far as extremism is concerned i do believe that it is a goal for iran to fight it through. and the other hand we know that. the united states is still feeding the fighters in syria through its ally jordan so it's very hard to to accept what america has to say if there is value when this still continued to support now. a suicide bombing has killed at least twelve soldiers at a military recruitment center in baghdad and that time is believed to be retired action against government attempts to push al qaeda fighters from foreign powers are w

"\ this is the worst violence to rock syria since the conflict began. thousands of migrants take protest to parliament. they want to be recognized as refugees. mired in debt, social unrest, in a -- and a rise extremism, greece [indiscernible] those are the headlines. we begin with the latest fighting in syria. the conflict there has taken another grisly turn. dozens of people have been killed in violence between rebel fighters with links to al qaeda. hundreds have been killed in recent days. now the much feared group [indiscernible] as lost control of its headquarters in the city of aleppo. >> amateur footage posted online and reportedly filmed by syrian rebels. they say they've gained control of this base, a former children's hospital, until now in the hands of al qaeda linked militants. these pictures are impossible to verify. they show prisoners allegedly executed by members of a jihadist group. >> we have conquered the headquarters. we have found around 70 dead, including journalists and soldiers from the free syrian army. their killers claimed to b

but now striving for their children to live in a reunited syria. plus the u.s. court rules that a former guantanamo bay prison cannot sue the state over torture claims dozens of former american officers make a public call for the president. to shut down. the latest world news live from moscow it's the international with me. it is unity day in ukraine but it hardly looks festive burnt out cars and rocks and molotov cocktails in the air police in the capital of made some advances against the government rioters and they managed to dismantle the barricades during the past three days of violence. witnessed the action. the police again attempted to push the rioters off the governmental quarter just like they did a night ago but right now their retreat retreated to their position with through their ranks and they're standing over there the police lines the protesters are still here the numbers are expanding and just to give you the idea how far the protesters were pushed they actually reached this area underneath our vantage point where we're standing literally over he