they had a theory that hitler was not born in australia, his name was muhammad hadar. he was an egyptian boy. he had visited all of the mosques of egypt. he was the new savior of the arab people. the poster in the marketplace said in heaven your master is ali, on earth your master is adolf hitler. so in 1941, in june,, -- just before june 1, there was a decision to totally exterminate the jews. they were told to go into their homes, shut the homes, stay off of the phone, turn off the radio, and pack their bags for three days. you all know the scenario. due to a last minute -- i'll use the word rescue, by one the arab leaders who was in good relation with the jewish people there. he expelled the cheap arab nazi who was doing this, and at that point, because the extermination affect had failed, there was a mass riot of iraqi military men, iraqi police, and arab nazis running all over the streets from june 1 to june 2 of 1941 killing hundreds of iraqi jews. what am i talk abouting? i'm talking about women being raped in front of their parents, i'm talking about parents be

charged with corruption by the british crown prosecution service pakistan captain sam won but along with muhammad amir mohamad are safe will appear in court are march seventeenth along with their agent measure he's accused of accepting money from a third party to arrange for players to bowl no balls against england during the lord's test last summer the men deny wrongdoing findings of a separate investigation by the i.c.c. will be revealed on saturday chelsea's new strike if and i do torres says he left liverpool because they could not give him a success he's after the spaniard signed for the blues for eighteen million dollars and says liverpool were doing the right things to compete at the top level but added it will take time and i didn't have time torres will face his former club on sunday when chelsea host liverpool and there's no doubt he's ready. i have been this you do it your me for i want to do so for your pool big money because the stories are not new for me and really are more than ready for the trial and the world the new low from this new video. from the beautiful. brutal stuff. now

charged with corruption by the british crown prosecution service pakistan captain sam won but along with muhammad in mohammed s. safe will appear in court on march seventeenth along with that agent. he's accused of accepting money from a third party to arrange for plays the ball no balls against england during the lord's test last summer and then deny wrongdoing findings of a separate investigation by the i.c.c. will be revealed on saturday. chelsea's new strike if and i do torres says he left liverpool because they could not give him a success he's after the spaniard signed for the blues for eighteen million dollars and says liverpool were doing the right things to compete at the top level but added it will take time and i didn't have time torres will face his former club on sunday when chelsea host liverpool and is now down his reading i have been this should do is only for one of the same for liverpool big money because the show is not nothing new for me. more than ready for the trial and. new life in this new theater up in front of me so. brutal start now on saturday league leaders manchester

necessarily a religious demarcation so the number of religious muslims is likely much less you know muhammad if i say within your ok go ahead finish go ahead. i would just want to point out that within europe the changes that would take place between twenty ten and twenty thirty will differ from country to country this isn't going to be a sort of an even sweep mohamed if i can go to you you know looking at this pew research you could actually come to use it to whatever ends you want to i mean you can say oh my goodness the population growth is here and they really go into great detail is that we look they look at the demographics we look at a certain generation that can be if i can use the term prolific in their in their in their growth but then that's going to slow down dramatically after two thousand and thirty i just because different groups are in different demographic waters but nonetheless looking at this research you can see how people could jump to one conclusion or another. well i think what it demonstrates is that muslims are part of the d.n.a. of society have been for hundreds of

trying to get closer to one of the country's most love to be last at a festival to mark the prophet muhammad's birthday twenty five thousand seat stadium was said to have been filled well beyond capacity. a special indian court has convicted thirty one people of conspiracy to torch a passenger train fifty nine people mainly hindu pilgrims died when the sabarmati express was attacked by a muslim mob in the town of nine years ago the court acquitted sixty three others of conspiracy. the and murder the deadly train fire triggered some of india's worst riots which killed more than a thousand people mainly muslims the full sentence will be announced later this week. for more on all our top stories as well as features blogs videos and much more you can always log on to our web site that's our dot com here's a look at what's online right now gunning for an education find out how college students and lecturers in texas might be given the right to carry loaded firearms on campus. and the circus is coming to town legendary canadian troops the city are set to stage their latest show in the kremlin palace

caught in india's of hell the penalty for the only surviving two thousand and eight mumbai attacks muhammad. appeal was rejected it being convicted of multiple murder and conspiracy as well as waging war against india around a hundred seventy people were killed when ten pakistani government attacked two luxury hotels in the city could still take his case to the supreme court. at least four people have been killed and nearly forty. wounded in a suicide bomb attack in northern afghanistan the device was detonated near the entrance to a government office where crowds of people queuing for national id cards violence has been on the rise in the region which is believed to harbor taliban hideouts. that may be man's best friend but for some people dogs are of course also a lifeline to the world and when the eyes of one man's guide dog started to falter the owner spared no cost to keep his four legged friend on the road but sarah firth the government's not quite so quick to stump up the cash to train more of these vital animals. when alexei shiloh's guide dog bursar began leading him astray he real

opposition to the country's blasphemy law which sentences to death anyone convicted of defaming the prophet muhammad it's the most high profile political killing in pakistan since former prime minister benazir bhutto's assassination more than four years ago. an italian court is set to announce whether prime minister silvio berlusconi will face an immediate trial last week prosecutors filed a request for a fast track hearing for the premier on charges of sex crimes and abuse of power he said let's have paid for sex with a seventeen year old girl and uses influence to secure her release from custody on theft charges the premier denies the accusations saying this quote for a trial is a fast. well if your pooch is feeling a little low these days fear no more there are companies that claim they have just the right pill for it canine prozac is one of many pet products in a very lucrative market but as the pharmaceutical industry keeps growing something it's turning into a cash cow what is lauren lyster investigates if there's a conflict of interest when it comes to profit and quality. the most common thin

like to to do the first shift and to would like to do the circle and so on some people or you know muhammad and his neighbors take turns protecting their property by day they're professionals by night street guards groups of armed gangs are on the prowl and ordinary citizens have to rely on themselves for protection they've collected what they can kitchen knives bathroom grooves sticks poles rods anything they can get their hands on to keep their home safe. and with security at an all time low the leader who's come forward to replace hosni mubarak is offering precious little to make each options feel safer. believe. giving in on this opposition movement well it made. part of the international crisis group a murky elite group with close ties to western interests i think of the media aboard two different lines as the people of egypt are shown such courage in the face of such u.s. backed terror that has occurred in egypt for the worse thirty years i'm not sure ma bell baradei really stands much of chance as senior analysts are saying washington has yet to officially declare support for the for

mohammed girl broke into the articles home of could the guard the man who is a caricature of the prophet muhammad will develop protests and outrage among muslims across the world danish intelligence officials say the attacker has close ties to al qaeda in east africa that he was unable to reach the cartoonist who hid in a public room the somali could face life in prison what he said on friday. electoral officials in haiti have dropped the government's choice from the list of candidates in march to a presidential poll it follows a standoff with international observers over a first round of voting judged to be riddled with forward and mismanagement marches runoff will pitch the conservative former first lady medal and the many go out against well known singer michel martin. in december to have trailed behind government back to jude celestin ongoing political uncertainties obstructing haiti's recovery from last year's devastating. or brand new russian passenger plane has been given permission to fly into the lucrative world of commercial aviation the sukhoi superjet one hundred is the first airline

opposition to the country's blasphemy law which sentences to death anyone can fix it or defaming the prophet muhammad it's the most high profile political killing in pakistan since former prime minister benazir bhutto's assassination now more than four years ago. palestinian cabinet has been dissolved as part of a major political shake up the decision to run for reshuffles comes after the fall of president hosni mubarak in egypt protests leader of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas says presidential and legislative elections should be held by september prime minister fayyad has been tasked with appointing a new. high this early and court is set to announce whether prime minister silvio berlusconi will face an immediate trial last week prosecutors filed a request for a fast track hearing for the premier on charges of sex crimes and abuse of power is alleged to have paid for sex with a seventeen year old girl and used his influence to secure her release from custody on. charges. denies the accusations saying the call for a trial is a farce. all the way a little bit later duggie prozac and criminal

somali man he broke into the home of the cartoonist behind the controversial prophet muhammad carty has been convicted of attempted murder and terrorism the axe wielding a twenty nine year old broke in on new year's day twenty ten well they didn't reach the cartoonist he was hiding in a panic room sentencing is expected on friday and many see mohammad gill jailed for life the cartoon was condemned across the muslim world sparking violent protests. haiti's presidential runoff in march will be between former first lady day many gallops and popular singer michel martelly a third candidate excess in the first round last november sparked national on rest and international criticism didn't make it through the ongoing political uncertainty is considering haiti's recovery from the effects of last year's devastating earthquake. just a few moments for a newbie who believes his business needs to go away. bright future. from stupid. don't. welcome to our business program. the second day of the russian form is underway in moscow and this year it's attracted a record number of business leaders invest

vice president they don't want these people in power people like muhammad to el baradei who do have close ties with international institutions such as the international monetary fund and those kinds of globalized institutions how far these people can really play a part egypt's economy is in the doldrums it's in chaos a lot of those companies that are stationed there have been stealing the money so a lot of the egyptian people might see the companies can be named be shell trans ocean the masses of companies there that are enjoying huge privileges you mentioned a little earlier the implications this could have on other countries and you mentioned saudi arabia but bearing in mind what we're seeing at the moment happening in yemen algeria even a few stirrings in morocco what is your prediction on what's going to happen now i mean tony blair is saying the egyptian revolt could help spread democracy throughout the middle east would you say democracy or could we see further chaos. tony blair is usually a reverse barometers if he says that they could be a breakthrough of democracy in the maghreb

oppose the country's blasphemy law which itself carries the death sentence for defaming the prophet muhammad contrary claims he was following the koran saying that politicians have forsaken his religion and deserve death tens of thousands of pakistanis have held demonstrations in support of their keys. if you prove his feeling a little these days these are companies that claim they have just the right pill for it canine approach is one of many pet products in the very lucrative market but as the pharmaceutical industry is growing something needs turning into a cash cow lauren listed best to gates if there's a cut is that a consummate of interest when it comes to profit and quality. the most common things that we prescribe medication for in dogs are aggression and anxiety disorders. you have project works great on dogs you heard it right doggie prozac a b. flavored version of the well known human anti-depressant government approved and being perscribe by veterinarians for canines in crisis there is a significant population of dogs that really have suffering from separation anxiety the drug co

opposition to the country's blasphemy law which sentences to death anyone convicted of defaming the prophet muhammad is the most high profile political killing in pakistan since the former prime minister benazir bhutto's assassination more than four years ago. on a few approaches feeling in a low these days fear no more there are companies that claim they're just the right pill for it canine prozac is one of many pet products in a very lucrative market but as the pharmaceutical industry keeps growing some fear it's turning into a cash cow. lister investigates if there's a conflict of interest when it comes to profit and quality. the most common things that we prescribe medication for in dogs are aggression and anxiety disorders. yes project works great on dogs you heard it right doggie prozac a b. flavored version of the well known human anti-depressant government approved and being prescribed by veterinarians for canines in crisis there is a significant population of dogs that really have suffering from separation anxiety the drug company one of the largest is banking on that they believe up to sev

trying to get closer to one of the country's most loved to be blasted the festival to mark the prophet muhammad birthday the twenty five thousand seat venue was said to have been filled well beyond capacity. the final walk on mars has been completed in a virtual experiment aimed at studying the demands of deep space travel this was the last of three simulated strolls on the mock martian surface mars five hundred is a project aimed at studying the physical and psychological effects on people if mankind was ever to undertake such a journey in the future a group of six volunteers are taking part three russians two europeans and a chinese man are now at the halfway point of the five hundred twenty day simulated journey spent in isolation in a moscow lab the crew is currently heading back to their mock spaceship and once met from london's mother's space science laboratories says the experiment is a great step forward for international space exploration i think is actually an excellent idea i think it's a lovely idea because it is internationalized to the problem because i think that's a wonderful th

a somali man who broke into the home of the cartoonist behind the controversial prophet muhammad carty has been convicted of attempted murder on terrorism the acts wielding twenty nine year old broke in on new year's day twenty ten or they didn't reach the cartoonist who was hiding in a panic room sentencing is expected on a friday in may see one hundred killed jailed for life the cartoon was condemned across the muslim world sparking violent protests. haiti's presidential runoff in march will be between former first lady middle lundy money and popular singer michel martelly a third candidate to success in the first round last november spot national on rest and international criticism didn't make it through the ongoing political uncertainty is hindering haiti's recovery from the effects of last year's devastating earthquake. although it is busy on the way now wish arena. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in india she's available in hotels. resort and spa. resort and spa. remote have been turned. sunday of beach

after less than five years muhammad barbour admitted to setting up a training camp in pakistan and two connections with senior al qaeda figures the american citizens early release prompted claims by the u.k.'s guardian newspaper that he was a u.s. informant while to get some analysis on this let's now cross live to london where i'm joined by journalist and author hugh malik thank you very much indeed for joining us here on r.t. and thanks for helping us to unravel this somewhat intriguing story now this is an international terrorist to help train the ringleader of the seven seven bombing in london people will be dismayed to know that he's now walking free when he's supposed to be behind bars up for up to what seventy years how has he been able to walk free in this way do you think well the american government is saying a stance a body that john made barbara barbara has helped them prosecute a number of people across the world in canada the u.k. and in the u.s. and selves and so they say look this is the reward for that cooperation so you put almost nearly a dozen people were helped to

just for the record, this is muhammad. -- muhammad, from bbs online. >> no. i don't think neutrality would break. there's the guard which is like mubarak's bodyguards. they would defend him if somebody stoned the palace. but generally speaking i don't think the army would break its neutrality. your closing comment? >> it is interesting, henry kissinger said on channel four about why the u.s. is what is stopping mubarak. he reminded when sad dat did the peace treaty with israel and egypt shifted from a soviet alley to a u.s. ally and that's what assassinated, and shortly afterward and mubarak came. at the time u.s. was happy to have him. it stayed this way. and the policy was built on having him as a friend and tolerating him and seeing him as a safe pair of hands. all of this, is i think being shattered. we're about to witness a totally new reality in the middle east. >> thank you, your closing view? >> i think the region is changing. i think politics from the region and the middle east and west, should start develop new agenda and policy for the region. few

just for the record, this is muhammad. -- muhammad, from bbs online. >> no. i don't think neutrality would break. there's the guard which is like mubarak's bodyguards. they would defend him if somebody stoned the palace. but generally speaking i don't think the army would break its neutrality. your closing comment? >> it is interesting, henry kissinger said on channel four about why the u.s. is what is stopping mubarak. he reminded when sad dat did the peace treaty with israel and egypt shifted from a soviet alley to a u.s. ally and that's what assassinated, and shortly afterward and mubarak came. at the time u.s. was happy to have him. it stayed this way. and the policy was built on having him as a friend and tolerating him and seeing him as a safe pair of hands. all of this, is i think being shattered. we're about to witness a totally new reality in the middle east. >> thank you, your closing view? >> i think the region is changing. i think politics from the region and the middle east and west, should start develop new agenda and policy for the region. few

muhammad albardi made this plea. >> he should hear the clear voice coming from the people. and leave in dignity ooh lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> bay area demonstrators continue to show their support for the egyptian people. today is declared an international day of mobilization and solidarity with the egyptian and tunisian resolution. they will stand in solidarity at a 1 p.m. rally and march in san francisco's u.n. plaza. the event at market and 8th streets will include live interviews with the journalists on the grounds in egypt. there will be calls for the u.s. government to step up support for the egyptian people. san jose state's hockey team is off the ice amid accusations of alcohol abuse. the complaints against them could put their entire season in jeopardy. players, parents and coaches held a closed-door meeting last night to discuss the situation. thomas roman reports from san jose. >> the san jose hockey spartans, parents and coaches left the closed-door meeting at the ice center. neither the team members nor their parents would answer any questions. they discussed

muhammad abaradi made this plea. >> he should hear that -- you know, the clear voice coming from the people. and leave in dignity. >> lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> bay area demonstrators continue to show their support for the egyptian people. today is declared an international day of mobilization and solidarity with the egyptian and at that nearby shan revolution. they will stand in solidarity for foes fighting for justice with a march in the u.n. plaza. the event at market and 8th will include live interviews with journalists on the ground in egypt. there will be calls for the u.s. government to step up support for the egyptian people. san jose state's hockey team is off the ice amid accusations of alcohol abuse. the complaints against them could put the entire season in jeopardy. players, parents and coaches held a closed door meeting to discuss the situation. abc 7's thomas rahman reports from san jose. >> the san jose hockey spartans and parents and coaches left the closed door meeting. neither the team members nor their parents would answer any questions. we do know they discussed

[inaudible] let me quote muhammad ali the boxer. she said muslim and he said muslim is a piece of cloth. i am a muslim. let me just quote him. >> is it practiced differently a round of the u.s. depending upon the village, the culture, the setting in which they lived? >> this is a great question and again, we need to step back and not look at muslims as a monolith. we drew three categories and these are the african americans, these are the original muslims and in fact i called in the first muslims in the united states. they are american. they have lived here for centuries. they are a part of this culture. they have contributed to the and i don't have to remind you we have the first african-american descendant in the white house and the contribution to every field of the human endeavor is remarkable, so these are american muslims, the african-americans. then you have the immigrant muslims. i am talking of the differences in terms of the muslim community. the immigrants are quite distinct so you have immigrants from the middle east, im

just for the record, this is muhammad. -- muhammad, from bbs online. >> no. i don't think neutrality would break. there's the guard which is like mubarak's bodyguards. they would defend him if somebody stoned the palace. but generally speaking i don't think the army would break its neutrality. your closing comment? >> it is interesting, henry kissinger said on channel four about why the u.s. is what is stopping mubarak. he reminded when sad dat did the peace treaty with israel and egypt shifted from a soviet alley to a u.s. ally and that's what assassinated, and shortly afterward and mubarak came. at the time u.s. was happy to have him. it stayed this way. and the policy was built on having him as a friend and tolerating him and seeing him as a safe pair of hands. all of this, is i think being shattered. we're about to witness a totally new reality in the middle east. >> thank you, your closing view? >> i think the region is changing. i think politics from the region and the middle east and west, should start develop new agenda and policy for the region. few

the values of the idea of pakistan as bill -- as steve wrote in his book of the muhammad ali vision. ruled under the constitution, largely laws that had their roots in the british system is now being challenged. several the speakers mentioned the assassination of sal tashir. it's the ability to provide for the poor, the security agencies responsibility to provide for security for all people that have evidently not for minorities with just one the ugly truths that we saw with the assassination. pointing out as the economic issues get worse, it's the poor and the investments in the population that get shortchanged. and these -- this issues i believe call the civil war values in pakistan. that will be an important element that's going to shape it's future. my final point before we open up for discussion. i don't think this was emphasized enough. that is the demonization of the united states. we certainly see ourselves as a very good friend of pakistan. yet we have a important of government and army that we are close to but a society who has almost declared war. popular resentment is ero

and some of the things to come up in the spanish press or french press, we were talking last month, muhammad xi in morocco secretly flew to paris to have talks with sarkozy about how to keep himself in power and spanish newspapers report that some of the troops in the western sahara have been removed and brought into ra bmbs at and casablanca. i haven't seen a word of that on any of the coverage of anybody. maybe it's false, who knows? but it is interesting, if you can read those languages, you can get access to information that's not part of the discussion here. >> well, thank you very much for your attention. and thank you all for your participation. >> nice meeting you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> a couple of updated notes on egypt. vice president biden said today the demands of the egyptian opposition can be met through, quote, meaningful negotiations, with president mubarak's government. he said that in his comments with egypt vice president. we will show you the white house briefing in just a moment

defender of values that we hold and that we believe are core to pakistan's identity as envisioned by muhammad ali gin da. and i agree he was a brave man. i think his loss was a tragedy for pakistan, a tragedy for everyone who has a vision of pakistan going in a direction. but we should understand why so many pakistanis don't see it in exactly the same terms. and is the last point i will take here is we -- make here is we misunderstand the pakistani military. we have this vision that they're bid bl. well, to a certain extent. we should understand no matter how much aid we give to the military, they will always act in accordance with their institutional interests. this shouldn't surprise us. every institutional actor acts in accordance with what it believes to be its institutional interests. there's nothing nefarious about this, nothing that should make us toss up our arms in surprise. we should accept it as a reality. and pakistani military interests or the interests of the pakistani military will never be a complete match with u.s. interests. why should they be? pakistan is a separate country

, only a week ago that hosni mubarak stepped down handing over power to egypt's military to general muhammad and it's amazing to think it's all happened in seven days. since then the military has pledged to oversee an orderly transition toward civilian rule and democracy. they have dissolved the parliament, suspended the constitution, and formed a committee to oversee constitutional reforms they will put before a ref -- referendum. they will run egypt for six months until new election are held, which ever coming first. in mean time, the cabinet that mubarak appointed before leaving. a lot of changes in just one week. a lot of excitement, but also a lot of fear and suspicious the military may hold on to power or may hijack the nation's democratic process under way. and so with this in mind, egyptians are continuing to demonstrate throughout their today to mark what they called the friday of victory and continuation. it was interesting because sheik, for those of you don't know him, he's the leader of the muslim leadership, he came in to lead friday prayers today. and he prays egypt's new mili