i would never do. doctors of the dog. a tentative peace is extended in the soviet army an end to government fighters volatile hold a cease fire with reports of violations surfacing throughout the week. we're all go bomber gives in to pressure from washington the whole asking the sun to approve five hundred million dollars worth of aid to syrian rebels despite extremists taking advantage of previous deliveries. in a live recording poland's foreign minister equates is own country to a submissive sex partner and also is aligns with the u.s. as worthless and harmful.

with the big stories from other parts of monday's on the right up to the minute developments as well you're watching the weekly on our team to national i'm to. a truce a broader relative calm to ukraine this week as the army and anti government fighters in the east agreed to hold fire until monday sporadic attacks however are still breaking out the cease fire plan involved a lot of diplomatic effort or supported by key countries including russia a reminder the week long truce was declared in the east on friday that was followed by talks between kiev and the self-proclaimed republics for the first time since the conflict started the republic's vowed to recognize of cease fire in the presence of russian and international monitors on wednesday the presidents of ukraine and russia as well as the french and german leaders to discuss the peace

process over the phone and the same day the legal permission for the use of russia's military force in ukraine if needed was cancelled by vladimir putin's request and this friday the truce was extended for three more days with anti-government forces promising to abide by it the peace effort also saw always see monitors released after they were detained in the dunny its gregan all civilians are tired of the military operation clearly support the political drive for stability. but neither. was yes there's no doubt that it was the. beginning look for you what do you really do you look for you. my eyes in the bush you. really are you with the more you know today in michigan. the national the national parade you should rethink your coverage. do

you do you can do. the leaders of russia ukraine germany and france have once again spoken on the phone they discuss the ongoing peace effort and suggested international monitors could be sent to the border crossing between russia and ukraine we. well this is sunday's for the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk or where the truth doesn't seem to be holding. they started firing from the mountain with ukrainian troops are residential areas of the city it went on for forty five minutes i've seen it all a couple photos on my phone the burned cars are destroyed marketplace houses riddled with holes three people were killed and many more wounded and we haven't searched all the buildings yet. the ceasefire was breached by both sides several times throughout the week people in the city of calmer tosca claim their city was shelled on numerous occasions the village of preval maria saw

a spike of violence with one woman reportedly killed and in slavyansk a woman and her twenty six year old son perished in outside the embattled city self defense forces took control of a military control checkpoint unconfirmed reports claim the army then buncha counterattacked but lost twenty of its own soldiers while shelling close to the russian border so a checkpoint hit by a mortar shell. hit hardest by the conflict others who conned friends for themselves as artie's maria for national found out i don't often is caught in the conflict so. these came home for abandoned special needs children on the outskirts of lugansk aims to be an oasis of calm and tranquillity. children here have food toys but most importantly love. the raw eight to six children they scare house all younger than three years old it's been

a home and cozy home you have who are all of them that once war reached its walls it's no longer safe. mines and shells blend just a couple of kilometers away. and while the youngster had no concept of the danger for the adults it's a different story now surrounded it does a lot but the most of the it's so hard actually more than half our kids cannot move they are either too small or they have motor problems some have cerebral palsy they need special care and even if we want to evacuate and we need a very special place just like ours it's very hard to do. your job atlanta is a mother herself and tries to remain positive but it's no easy matter no one can say how dangerous it becomes when they start firing here an internet compelling saved in boss kids was launched to draw attention to this particular case as well

as many other orphanages and care homes that have suddenly found themselves on the front line and where the sounds of shelling and firing have increasingly replaced gentle lullabies. lugansk in eastern ukraine. right on foreign affairs the sort of the tree of coverage believes the ukrainian authorities are using the peace process to drag out a war of attrition it is pretty obvious that the ukrainian military the regular army has no stomach for the fight and that the fanatics from go. who are the backbone of the so-called national guard which is really the right sector dressed in regular national guard uniforms are not able to do the job so it is far better to grow grow the prices at the lower level of intensity of violence then to try and force the issue in a way that might indeed result in some dramatic bloodshed right now. members of the

national guard squad have returned to kiev for rally they are demanding an end to the truce and of the resumption of the military operation the crowd gathered in independence square which earlier this year became the cradle of the writing that asked of the previous authorities of ukraine. flowing from the conflict in the east tens of thousands of ukrainian a refugees the u.n. estimates over a thousand one hundred thousand have crossed the border with russia since the beginning of their military operation but the u.s. has once again expressed doubt about those numbers saying the source is not credible since the start of two thousand and fourteen one hundred and ten thousand ukrainians have arrived in russia we just have seen no evidence to support that we don't believe they're credible we're watching we just don't think that the hundreds of thousands number is credible we don't have anything to cooperate or if this is the u.n.

this isn't the russians saying you know nashville there's this is an agency you guys give millions and millions of days to in there now. we don't have anything to back up that number. coming up a look at the deal that's firmly realigned ukraine towards europe there still no wonder the side for the conflict in the east one which washington accuses russia of funding but as a report later america's sanctions plans are hitting a snag add home. pollens of foreign minister has been secretly taped comparing his country's relationship with the us to a sexual act according to a league by a polish online magazine lover believes his country is essentially pleasing america with little in return which according to him makes also a subservient partner in fact he says it gets worse so not only is the alliance with america worthless but it has native poland's biggest neighbors russia and germany moscow was somewhat sympathetic to his comments say the crust

language is all language was most likely a response to similar hurtful comments made by the us deputy secretary of state. that would be great i think polluted the un helped glue it and you know the e.u. but it's not just the us the polish foreign minister is less than satisfied with the course you pulled no punches when talking about the u.k. prime minister's dealings with the euro skeptics suggesting david cameron bowed to pressure and went soft when he should have stayed strong as if that wasn't enough for sikorsky went on to remember other times he believes cameron misfired politically saying he's not likely to change needless to say embarrassingly frank diplomatic conversation has caused quite a stir in the us or some of the commentators we talk to our say. let me start which is obvious far for everyone here in poland for most of the analysts has just voiced

the opinion which is shared by most of the population here actually it raises other troubling questions about the judgment of america who is after all his country's chief diplomatic representative who aspires to be the chief diplomatic representative of the entire european union and the governments he has been so scathing about the governments of britain and the united states are the very countries which have supported him throughout his career into what you hear was so much i think it shows that there is a real awareness among the circles of power in poland as to what the relationship with the united states has really brought them which is nothing more news coming right up paying clued in the resistance is a few time look at how heavily armed swat units are being used to raid the suburban houses across the u.s. spreading fear and fatalities along the way. moving on to other news the syrian rebels could soon benefit from some half a billion dollars the u.s. plans to splash on the equipment and training now following months of pressure from

washington's war hawks president obama asked congress to approve a massive aid to the empty us of fighters just a year ago washington gave the green light for non lethal aid to reach the so-called moderate rebels but that later added up in the hands of jihad is to anyway in america was forced to suspend the aid however earlier this month america admitted it's been sending actual weapons to the opposition and experts warn of the us hasn't learned by its own mistakes. the obama policy from the beginning has been for regime change as we saw in libya as we saw in ukraine and we've seen in other parts of the world and so now the administration is going to be providing if approved by the congress higher quality weapons to the rebels but the rebels are into mission with the they can interchange an interconnected with all the jihad and

the jihad is control large part of territory they control large checkpoints the united states appears to have a schizo front of foreign policy there they're saying they demand unity in iraq behind the central government which is fighting what they call islamic extremists from i still are uses and at the same time they're funding these same armed groups in syria to take down an independent nationalist and sovereign government in syria what the u.s. is doing and has been doing this finally in money guns and more occupation tools in a region that it considers to be vital because it's resource rich that's about it. iraq has learned the hard way how u.s. aid can be used for all the wrong reasons right now some american hardware including several humvees are being used by extremists there they quit was captured after jihad is to control of iraqi army we have extremists are continuing the advance on baghdad with fierce fighting around fifty kilometers from the capital. now there's also been

a disturbing evidence as to who is being forced to join the militants ranks so as you can see in this video boys on do with automatic rifles traveling in and i says convoy some children are also reportedly being used as snipers by the hardest and it all equates to iraq being pushed to the brink of reports. despite the chaos spreading across the country and eerie calm in the kurdish capital the city is just sixty kilometers from the isis front line but it downtown erbil it was business as usual kurdistan has often felt like a separate country altogether even at the height of iraq's most violence and bloodiest moments now but the current crisis treading the country to pieces it's closer than ever to becoming one kurdish soldiers are now in control of territory that used to be disputed but no one here seems to think that harvest would dare march on them. but i have full faith and forces we won let's anything happen.

for some the prospect of a divided iraq was a welcome one do you think that iraq will remain one country as we know it's after this crisis maybe this should maybe that iraq will have to be divided will have area and the sunnis and shias will have there is no one in kurdistan is more and we have oil we have a strong army. they may have or oil but fuel is running scarce for days now iraqi forces battled with isis for control of the country's largest oil refinery this is one of the first things you notice here in erbil these massive gas lines some of the cars have been here for hours since the morning many people in fact camped out overnight to try to get online so they can get gas frustrated residents line up to get their share authorities have limited each individual to thirty leaders that's less than what it takes to fill two tanks the people we've spoken to said there haven't been lines like this for fuel since the outbreak of

the u.s. led invasion back in two thousand and three and although there are shortages here in erbil parts of northern iraq have run out of gas even on the black markets and so people are stocking up they say that they don't know what will bring the fear is that it will get a lot worse before it gets better that's a sentiment we heard from many here and it's not just the news fleeing the violence we encountered shia refugees to. octo gonzi job or came here six days ago from baghdad in baghdad the situation has gone from bad to worse and people are arming themselves and getting ready to fight on another always see the future is bloodshed and violence but if something doesn't change iraq will be a country of little friends and widows who see caffein over erbil iraq one is off to the subway to stay with us we'll be right back. there's

a media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same push to secure the limo your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the gas that you deserve answers from it's all politics only mark t. live. economic record takes part in her. place now a. part. of what if the public signings to.

cut. cut. cut cut. thanks for staying with us ukraine finally signed a trade agreement with the e.u. this week the failure of the country's previous leader to do so is was the ukrainian crisis leading to the current civil conflict of the new leader says this is just the first step of closer ties with europe we see that. ukraine is european country under the forty nine article will have an opportunity. for the membership perspective this is a very important carrot for ukraine to work up. well financially challenging europe

still doesn't appear to be quite ready for ukraine they use commissioner for enlargement has said kiev still needs to prove its european credentials added that to reforms blocks energy commissioner has warned the bailout for greece is peanuts compared to what will be needed to save kids' economy the president of the european commission says the e.u. is simply not ready to welcome ukraine right now and that sentiment is also echoed by the foreign minister of europe's powerhouse germany which comes as no surprise to financial experts patrick. ukraine which last year was in a catastrophic position how it's signed a free trade association this year is going to associate with the european union are the point when it's on the brink already of economic disaster this is a catastrophic move for the ukrainian economy the only winners either this or a few sadly deluded egos whether they're in brussels whether they're in washington who believe some horror other they've achieved

a great deal of political victory for the people of ukraine there are no jobs to be hard here there's only going to be job losses. from the onset washington's been blaming russia for fanning the conflict in ukraine and threatening sanctions unless it stops but america's plans are facing stanch opposition from where some businesses and here's why russia being an emerging market with a growing income has been quite attractive for u.s. companies now the possibility of being cut off from the market is making american businesses and bosses nervous but just who is involved in russia well buoying buys in nearly a third of its titanium here the country's also one of the fastest growing markets for pepsi u.s. a car manufacturers also have a huge interest in the russian market with general motors and ford selling tens of thousands of vehicles here last year the chamber of commerce and the national association of manufacturers have launched an ad campaign to explain just why new

sanctions will backfire they say it will leave u.s. companies scrambling to keep up with firms from other countries i earlier we spoke to the president of the franco russia chamber of commerce and industry. it should have been because actually. the political system he said said no. to king but economy could sanctions so we need two ways over but tell them that they should not do it again they should use diplomacy to do so dude the ukrainian crazies using and taking into host the g.'s companies with the us you appear not french company is something which isn't acceptable for us what the sanctions are doing is isolating the united states' economy and instead of isolating russia they were meant to isolate russia but given the trend of world trade for all of the exports that russia has and for diplomacy there isis they're actually running in isolating the united states it's

a very strange business logic it doesn't make sense logically so it has to be a political well sort of two doesn't seem to be all that enthusiastic about more sanctions of vienna in moscow this week struck a major gas pipeline deal with president vladimir putin in attendance on the issue of ukraine came up very well i talked to the exchange i don't want to feel ten but is it in poutine. i. does the bell. does soil haitian. any hike to hold the. tail end. of another but i'll wait wait as they're going to move a lot called the main. but those old stream gas pipeline deal between australia and russia isn't sitting all that well with washington find out

why on our website. skinny jeans be our tote bags and nazi slogans the latest recruits of the extreme right in germany the media has even come up with a word to describe the movement. from selfies on instagram and a blog on tumblr to neo nazi. stream writers do not have the time there's even a video of a nazi cooking show each episode to chatty man wearing balaclavas explain to viewers how to make an area of dishes journalist john rice spoke from byrne in his thoughts on the mr trent. trendy they had colorful sunglasses a. funny looking congress shoes with stars and piercings kind of for the beards like as long as no answers have been around the always been trying to copy youth

subcultures you know skinheads originally kind of approach culture you have in germany. three way to start not like any other not. one of profanity or more out on the streets block or not is actively sitting down preventing them from going on and the route. just like all the other nazis. fashion trends come and go the secretary of the unite against fascism wants that this trend is making the unacceptable acceptable. the seventy's and eighty's in the ninety's was seen in the fascist movement of all try to do this in terms of plugging into youth culture the real danger is at the moment sadly the hard votes of not to organizations are for the first time since the war nazi organization has been elected to the european parliament and this means that the hipsters and the people trying to shape fashion tried to make it settle it's up to

paul and that's the reason why i believe that they should be blocked they should be excluded and they should be no part of our society because what they want to reintroduce is the holocaust and actually we should live with the nazi war that came with it and our article should stand against it there's nothing you can be the nazi. to the teeth the u.s. swat units are bringing in was our own tactics to the suburbs but a report by the american civil liberties union say it question of highly trained combat units is reaching extremes most operations in recent years targeted private property believed to be linked to narcotics but less than ten percent of the eight hundred raids are examined actually dealt with active gun users or hostages in the last four years such operations of love seven civilians did and almost fifty injured. this baby is nineteen month old was among the victims he was severely

injured by a flash bang grenade hurled into his crib by a swat team leaving him in a coma a family spokesman told in the now host an isa now about the incident you can watch the full interview online. this flash grenade was tossed into a room of four small children the tragedy of course was that it landed in the play piano bones of on but it was four small children that were living in this space where this explosive device was thrown there had been reports that there was no way to know that there were young children in this household and that is totally false we find statistically and that people of color and people in low income areas and communities good deal with this kind of blunt force if you're in any influential community or if you have any influence personally you tend to get a knock at the door even

a courtesy call same surrender. during the assault of the soul the baby injured with a grenade to the house was turned upside down in the search for drugs but the were not know the family demanded a federal investigation into what they were targeted and to find those responsible and it's not the only one case when innocent civilians have become the victims of violent raids twenty six year old tariq a wilson was on and holding her baby son when she was shot dead by an officer who stormed into her house now wilson was not suspects the officer shot blindly apparently taking a drug deal that the baby was injured but survived sixty eight year old grandfather of twelve yuri stems apparently did everything the police also need to do in another raid but he was also shot dead to you when a fire discharge wasn't a suspect either and is in the previous case was also a mistaken as

a drug dealer ride coming up nice to get a backstage pass to roy the latest episode of newsroom and for our viewers in the u.k. look at the future of nuclear power technology update. his name was joseph goebbels he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. because the group was propaganda it was both actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time raising ordinary german substitutes. keep its use of global snooze precisely what the masses need to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the pipe paper from the fairy tale to me dreadful that you

know despite. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologist found for thomas saw in the west we have to fight these myths today in memory of those who won in the second world war i. don't think the united states mind for ousting in a coach neither did russia i think five for taking control of our crimea and he had every have a major crisis on our hands. do you think that is likely to be resolved in some sort of constructive way now if. this is the last change in borders that happens this way then i'm not saying will be forgotten but you know people. on that themselves to new realities if it turns out though the system first step in that this is going to go on indefinitely. threaten the very existence of ukraine is a state and we're kind of in a different game. 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 of those to do so. i will never do harm to the. doctors of the dogs on. this is what we do because.