today's top stories and a review of the week's headlines the military and anti-government fighters accuse a charter of ignoring a declared ceasefire is more civilian lives are lost in the army attacks. billions behind on payments ukraine got its gas cut off this week making europe anxious that he could revert to its old ways and siphon from the transit pipeline. islamic radicals and ever closer to the iraqi capital reportedly capturing three more cities on the way. israel troops were on me offices in the west bank including our teeth seizing a hard drives and destroying equipment and made an intense crackdown against

palestinian authorities. at seven pm in moscow you're watching are to international with me marina joshie welcome to the program now it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. using it to a new deal let's. go ahead we're going to go you're going to go to a different it would. you do you. well please be aware that you're about to see some graphic video bodies lying in the sharifs body parts scattered around at least ten civilians were killed a man more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas were left devastated with buildings in ruins their walls riddled shattered. the senate took up most

of those up but didn't the lists. to be. he still attached a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors battle to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments and he's had. you know that you. know you could then you would not cause them needing you know look to be there should you find you could get those would be . the abilities to put out these these. and then you see it then you've got the media and you can you know what they need to upset you when is the. night that you hear it did you see it if you will. what you can get out of.

this is the air raid alarm sounding over the city elegance people there are being forced to spend nights in bomb shelters and basements the army keeps hitting the city suburbs while residents try to flee. and this particular attack killed two journalists the video was filmed by their camera man the crew's only survivor they were covering the evacuation of civilians from a particularly dangerous area. support shoots of progress this self-defense activist raised his hands to show refugees a safe path at this moment the first mortar shell exploded and damaged his hand journalists stayed further away at the checkpoint and i turned my head and saw that the second the third mortar shells went off exactly where they were so there was a road between us between our journalists and me i could hear shows exploding all the time so they both had press written on their clothes but that didn't save them

. thirty seven year old reporter igor carney luke was laid to rest in moscow with military honors he is survived by his wife and seven year old daughter sound operator on tom and will be buried next week after further tests on his body and an attempt to ease the tension in the east ukraine president poroshenko came up with a peace plan it includes an amnesty for those who agree to lay down their arms and having committed severe crimes the creation of a ten kilometer a buffer zone along with the border with russia and changes to the constitution to guarantee use of the russian language and it also suggests devolving power to eastern regions and early local and parliamentary elections and one of the plans top points is to guarantee safety for all negotiating sides or shantaram salvo was refusing to hold talks with leaders and a self-proclaimed republics of russia supports the plan but says it's unlikely to

work without dialogue. he goes to visit a professional club you the fact that president poroshenko declared a truce is a vital part of the resolving the crisis and you see the most important it's crucial that this truce that paves the way for a dialogue between the fighting sides that's the key to success. in the new president borden also sad there be more artillery fire in ukraine near the russian border on friday night a russian checkpoint was shelled by the ukrainian military injuring a customs officer it happened as around two hundred refugees were crossing into russia. the fighting is driving manny from their homes in his ukraine tens of thousands of civilians have been forced to leave the area most of them seeking shelter in russia a lot of the refugees have left their families behind as parents try to get their children to safety first. as it comes to summer look. it's very scary to

see flying planes any time i saw them i ran to my mommy and daddy and tang also very scary. it's you know as opposed to the special forces were aiming at our buses they're full buses very scant letting guys know managed to cross the border see. the most of them but it's a battlefield with their concert them fine my parents hide in the basement with ink food to have a skid wouldn't have lasted long i don't understand why they do in this we've lost everything. but. these are today's images from ukraine's capital a group of masked people clashed with police outside the city's main cathedral their flags suggest they belong to an ultra nationalist movement the fighting comes as ukraine commemorate seventy three years since the not seen beijing. well it's not all doom and gloom for ukraine though after all it's still got powerful friends

u.s. vice president joe biden is coming to kiev today no doubt eager to check on his son who has recently landed a job at a crane stop a private gas company and more on a family status with the ring leader in the program. and this week saw washington sand some three hundred military advisers to help iraq push back advancing radicals from the islamic state in iraq and syria group one hundred u.s. soldiers have also been deployed in baghdad to guard the american amnesty the isis advance has been swift and deadly there reportedly captured three cities on sunday alone yet some sources say this was a result of the army's tactical withdrawal on this map right here you can see two main routes the terrorists have chosen to get to their eventual target baghdad extremist fighters have left a trail of blood as they march through the war torn country and they've not shied away from boasting about their atrocities now this video is from the al qaida

offshoot showing the mass executions of iraqi soldiers going to she can looks at what's hampering the international community from lending a helping hand to the stricken moloch a government. she didn't is now pondering over how to bomb iraq in such a way as to not provoke a backlash after all the crisis there has a strong signal tarion background with the militants being sunni muslims so what's your response to airstrikes just aren't the answer here well look the whole answer but they may well be one of the options that are important to be able to stem the tide and stop the movement of people who are moving around in open convoys and trucks and terrorising people the sectarian component video walks crises is already traditional alliances iran wants to cooperate with the u.s. to assist iraq's shia government washington's ally saudi arabia on the other hand warns against any foreign interference and made reports that wealthy sunni donors

in saudi arabia kuwait and carter have been funding militants from these lawmakers state of iraq and syria the us is allied with all the gulf countries that are supporting the sunni rebels in syria that are supporting them in iraq this is an old problem c.i. says militant groups out of the six carrying boy in iraq which started after the u.s. and u.k. invasion in two thousand and three today some of the politicians who made the decision to invade are anxious to wash their hands of blame the u. case tony blair wrote we have to liberate ourselves from the notion that we have caused this we haven't the sunni extremists now control vast areas in iraq including the cities of fallujah and to create as well as mosul the second largest these cities which have been battered by the decade long war looked very different before the u.s. and u.k. invasion. in two thousand and two i was in a most ruling in the northern city that has been now seized by the rebels the sunni

revolt that time in two thousand and two most soon and i was greeted by people in mosul they were christians they were sunni arabs shiite arabs and they were kurds they were a tapestry they were around the multinational my. the cultural communities of the record that time and they were living in peace today they are divided along sectarian lines because of an outside invasion washington is now divided between those who oppose any u.s. military intervention in iraq and those who say something has to be done the consequences of the. horrors rather were breached to this day officials on both sides say they don't own iraq's problems and they do want to help the government there push the militants out however many experts agree with their return only a matter of time in washington i'm going to show you our talk right. now is take a closer look at how iraqis experience bloodshed could reshape the political

interest in the region marked here in red are the countries where sunni muslims make up the majority they include guitar and of course america's closest muslim ally in that region saudi arabia iraq is currently under rule and isis is hell bent on changing that. while another influence which all sides have to take into account are the current they pose a major threat to isis kurdish forces repelled the islamist advance and force them out of the city of kirkuk taking control of a vital oil center the fans consult my rove but we use the kurds have spotted a chance to create their own independent state. been broken away as it is except it's not officially broken where they've wanted to separate the oil rich a kurdish region in the north away from the main iraq it's been set up from the beginning from the ninety's the americans gave them the possibility of a semi autonomous region now all it is is the been running the codes have been

running their own kodesh region since the ninety's. and now all they're going to do is break away from iraq. for a roll and declare independence now more of the week's news to come including spain's cautious carnation as phillip the six is crowned protests across spain show how our series lead people of knowing whether the monarchy is worth having. and. america's military grade costs we hear concerns that toll of officers might cause a rise in police brutality in the us. israeli defense forces have swept through archie's office in the west bank destroying equipment and confiscating records this count as part of a series of similar any operations on media centers amid a military campaign against the palestinian authorities from israel accuses of kidnapping three israeli students our correspondent was in your office when i was

attacked a large group of israeli military broke into the office of the firm which provides services for a number of satellite companies including r.c. as you can see several rooms have been damaged by the troops including editing studios the internet went off because of that action we lost our video archive and some other material completely office furniture and computers are broken doors us smashed computer equipment and hard drives have been seized. pal medion a company whose office was targeted during a raid was also attacked by the israeli army earlier this month the army broke into their media center in jerusalem as the authorities believe the company is hosting a channel that incites terrorism. in israel or arrested three hundred suspects this week over the student's abduction also conducting airstrikes which killed four people for an explanation of the events in a west bank we spoke to ninety africa's out of and an official from hamas we have

forces on the ground trying to locate the people on the other hand we have our intelligence capabilities which we are putting a huge amount of efforts in that our primary concern is the safety of the boys so we can't. expose everything that we know at this time when we need you course when the situation permits so we of course bring the information forward at this time i can say with full confidence that hamas is behind that and for that reason we are operating against hamas at all levels all day that i did against information. so they have these what they call a message that it is. a mass something like punishment something inconceivable more than seven hundred thousand people and and. now under siege and nobody. from the community that i think to do anything this is

that is that does not should not know should be condemned by the international community. and mourning is after the break here in our state or national to go away . to genetics but eugenics vulgarize ation of darwin science and punishment for an uncommitted crying i was interested in stolen from believing in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet again and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now i'd really rather not talk about that right.

choose your language. because you know if. some of us. choose to use the concerns you could. chew through opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact good life choose to access to your office. welcome back it was ninety international and after refusing to pay its bills for six months keeps natural gas supply was finally turned off this week as to how it came to this us now take a look at the facts while ukraine currently ozo russia an excess of four billion dollars after stopping payments in of amber what russia wanted when it set its file deadline was that at least receives half of that money well ukraine's problem

apparently is the price keeps happy neither with the current price nor the one offered by moscow in fact it insists on a price that it calls a market one but which would also be one of the lowest in europe kids demanding to pay only half of what some european nations pay and even the e.u. has called russia's final offer of three hundred eighty five dollars per thousand cubic meters a reasonable one not so ukraine which has refused to budge we asked a number of experts what caves really playing for. who. could stand on their hands and say what a little still the collars come home and it wouldn't change the situation and i think the negotiating tactics the ukrainian government. are simply designed to make someone crazy in moscow you appear to compromise you be reasonable and suddenly everything collapses this isn't going to help ordinary ukrainian people it's creating enormous economic instability and uncertainty

a deal which is to build a step towards normalization of relations with russia which of course is ukraine's by far the largest trading partner so really a deal was in the new ukrainian people's interest and i don't really understand why hasn't gone through what happens now is you know that russia makes the choice and it's not the choice between the you know losing more money or being the bad guy the main thing is to stop losing money now switch off the gas go to a prepaid system in somebody is respected much more than in this starting to do that an automobile. as saw this week the only gas russia is sending through ukrainian pipes is that which has been bought by europe but given past experiences the e.u. is still nervous to remind you in two thousand and six half of your was left without gas in the cold when ukraine began siphoning gas from the pipes and there was another so-called gas war three years later when he grain supplies were reduced

and began tapping pipes again cave what how to eighty six a million cubic meters of gas and wreaking havoc on the economies of eastern europe especially russia promises to keep the gas flowing despite his differences with ukraine capability to guarantee transit though is already being down at a day after its gas was cut off an explosion hit a segment of a pipeline to your. now this is the video foods of the incident and craned interior ministry says the explosion was most likely the result of a terrorist attack fortunately the blast happened in a secluded area away from people for now fuel transit has been switched to reserve pipeline and europe is getting its gas in full well if all else fails give god family ties that can still rely on the son of them merican vice president serves on the board of directors of ukraine's largest private gas corporation and his father joe biden is coming to cave for

a second time in as many months artie's paul scott looks at the long trail american politicians backing ukraine's new government. whether it's secretary of state john kerry laying flowers his assistant victoria nuland handing out cookies. senator john mccain offering support from a down protest at sarah is what you i mean america's presence in ukraine has been visible since the crisis began late last year and presence is only growing but as u.s. vice president joe biden again visits kiev his son hunter is settling into his new job on the board of ukraine's largest private gas provider certainly one of the reasons provides president biden might be going personally would be to ensure that he's cast interests are secured for for his son washington officials arrived full of praise for the new kiev government despite its crackdown against saying

represents the will of the people america claims it's keen for the people to be heard and the no country should interfere with the affairs of another he senator john mccain talking to me in kiev in december need to make it clear. to the russian government anywhere in their food. that interference in the affairs of ukraine is not acceptable to the united states of america or to any other free country in the world ok the message is clear but critics argue the presence of the vice president's son on the board of a prominent gas company the continuing for session of u.s. officials in and out of kiev and the promise of financial and military aid represents its own form of interference which only prolongs the conflict in the country and let us not forget that the western leaders also supported the overthrow of the attic of its government and what they that were so what they supported is

more really instability and i would read so this was a thing their support really means nothing to the internal codd. it's going to continue as we see it so against the backdrop of unrest in the east and continuing talk of sanctions and threats against russia vice president joe biden becomes the latest u.s. official to touch down carefully making sure he doesn't cross the line from support to interference altie. local police forces in america are getting a heavy duty upgrade in the form of military equipment washington says it's using surplus hardware from its overseas wars to bolster security at home but some americans fear their neighborhoods are now turning into war zones of their own right about now i'm has the details. well as america news winding down its longest streak of war soldiers are returning home and so is their military arsenal a used armored vehicle that will be used during swat calls and other emergency

situations nine foot tall mine resistant trucks specifically designed to survive roadside bomb attacks are parked all throughout the u.s. local and state police departments have acquired more than four hundred m. wraps and silencers and tens of thousands of m. sixteen machine guns and night vision equipment is a new paradigm is the military paradigm militarized police and the problem with that is when they look at american citizens often they see only combatants this is all made possible through america's military transfer program created in the ninety's when violence and drug gangs plagued major cities today crime in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest in a generation and the special response team in richland county south carolina looks like this ready to take on the taliban should it invade the south iraq war veteran emily yates says her country's law enforcement is being trained to fight against the public instead of serving to protect it they should be trained to deescalate

any violence or gresham that's happening but instead the police are showing up and causing violence and aggression people are just afraid all the time and for no reason our country has never been invaded we have no foreign armies at our doorstep however a sheriff in indiana claims his county needs em wraps to protect against possible attacks by veterans returning from home i see a lot of paranoia about that here that i don't like it usually excuse to arm police like their enemy you know like the people of afghanistan that we've got a problem using that as a way to militarize the police for whatever they think might be coming in the future a future where america's local police forces will be prepared for war but who will they be warring against marina r.t. . spain's new king was crowned on thursday philip the six takes over from his father juan carlos the first who was an decayed but not altered and ears are

celebrating there were anti-monarchy protests nationwide even in the center of the capitol where security was heightened for the relatively low key coronation three police officers were injured during clashes in madrid seven activists were arrested but quickly released protest mood has been heightened by years of a sorority and soaring unemployment while the marquis was seen perpetuating a lavish lifestyle and seeing its reputation battered by fraud allegations while watchers say the new king's got a tough job on his hands. one carlists was very charismatic and funny she was close to the people however if you leave the function the reason and this might be a problem for the mortgagees there are too many expect a show him to his going to arrange a number of human crises to come up with problems and his multiple ways to show he's only a king but without to pointed to a role we do not expect. to leave for actually or for any of the boy

family we need to understand that that we as we talk that scots that funk god knows he's a king that has constantly denying that the spot he's just been imposing that's how no no no no we won't and that what majority that said oh yeah he's to vote in the night of november. i don't know and now some other stories from around the world a fifteen year old israeli boy has killed in a syrian mortar attack in the golan heights region in the leavened under israeli occupation the boy was killed when a car carrying civilian contractors working for the israeli defense ministry was hit at least three others including the boy's father were also injured it is unclear whether the attack was carried out by syrian rebels or government forces but israel has responded with tank. shelling into syria. china and greece have signed a business deal worth five billion dollars during the chinese premier's visit to

the european country china will acquire a major stake in greece's largest seaport but it also plans to build railways and an airport greece's came to attract foreign investment in a bid to reduce its national debt and high unemployment rate. up next on our team a little known history of race based airily zation programs united states. so are we going back to iraq recently violence has flared up as insurgents are taking cities from the current iraqi government and response to this chaos obama declared that his administration is prepared to take military action whenever our national security is threatened oh well since the weapons of mass destruction were

never found in iraq and the current militants can't shoot a key forty seven over the ocean i don't see how us national security is at risk now or before the iraq war even started but on the other hand the flow of oil from us but tamia well that might be at risk but sometimes i forget that obama is a politician and just a day later he was quoted as saying quite the opposite about the same situation declaring that we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq which sounds great to my ears and do you wait yet another few days and now he is saying that they want to send at least two hundred seventy five troops to provide support and security for u.s. personnel and the us embassy in baghdad i think this orwellian attitude towards the truth comes from two factors one lying works and obama gets away with it and to the fear of looking weak presidents have to act confident like they were total control with an awesome plan even when they have no idea what they're going to do i think this is the case with this iraq issue but that's just my opinion.