breaking news on the international security forces crackdown on protesters in missouri over the killing of unarmed black teenager by police boils over for a fourth night. britain considers sending non the combat troops to iraq where ruthless jihadist militants are tightening their grip western involvement is growing with france on the united states local kurdish fighters. comes under fresh shelling overnight with the u.n. signaling an escalation of violence in eastern ukraine estimating around sixty

people were killed over wounded every day. you're watching r.t. international we're coming to you live from moscow where it's in the russian caps and it's good to have you with us. police in the city of. a struggling to contain riots which are into a fool for the night it follows the killing of teenager michael brown by an officer security forces five to gas off to being attacked with molotov cocktails reportedly injuring a policeman escalade trying to say who's in focus and for good to see that the situation seems to be deteriorating then talk us through what's happening that is in fact the case actually just seconds ago a huge explosion went off right next to us as a police car was driving down the central street in ferguson huge explosion we

don't know what it is we do see police cars leaving now this comes just minutes after the actually fired protesters as yet again for yet another night in a row police have been clashing with protesters coming out onto the streets following the death of eighteen year olds on armed michael brown are we know that of course for all of these nights after night police and protesters have been clashing there have been rubber bullets used tear gas fired right now there seems to be mayhem on raveling as we speak we're seeing a police car pull up where and the explosion just took place police in riot gear are exiting the car to supposedly investigate what happened this literally took place meters away from where where we're standing we're on the central street in ferguson where in fact chaos night after night it's really unclear how much worse the situation is going to get because just yesterday we thought that this would be

pretty much possibly the end bides unfortunately that does not seem to be the case tonight we're standing on the streets that's gathered with different kinds of tear gas cannons including hand drawn ones and also one that have been fired from rifles right now we're seeing ambulances going up the streets so we will have to really report later as a bouncer unravel on the set i thank you very much. is keeping you up to date with developments on twitter and her latest post she says the still thick with tear gas fired by police. don't yet see in east ukraine came under fresh bombardment overnight local officials say the intensity of the attacks has increased these pictures show what

it's been like in the besieged city over the past couple of days as the army tightens around the local militia stronghold. the u.n. says the number of people killed in the conflict has doubled in the past four nights it climbed to over two thousand since mid april when care of launched its military operation to retake the defiant cities and towns in the country's east the un human rights agency estimates that around sixty people a day are being killed or wounded maria for national mess some of the residents of league one of the cities suffering the most. and large scale antiterrorist the ration. well and to government in the east sea they're trying to liberate the region from occupier yet it's civilians who are paying the highest price they describe what's happening on the ground and in their backyards as

senseless violence. the city of lugansk one of the biggest in the crane's east lies in ruins and is almost empty but it to refine never stops while the shelling of the city continue not only residential areas are being targeted just yesterday a shell landed right here in the middle of these graves at one of the city's main cemeteries cauchon the road neither of the your side of the border in this where more law where you're more. stoke on your balcony others are lovely you look. great mean your friends and. so forth on the trademark dimitris disappeared over you. dimitri and his family were caught in this direct fire when they tried to get water from a wild stream outside to see. my this national belgian the gold lot more needlessly but you're a student if i'm going to shoot you is bogus for you isn't a huge chunk of that it's going to take we don't do it can i frickin of course the

law for you pretty this is for mr clinton for his daughter but it was all done the models of all the issue all of the drama is beautiful good sure we'll all be sure that your love and safety is not the only thing the nice in a money on a scale that all these be supposed to here tell us they are a need of practically everything humanitarian aid provided by city authorities is not easy to get. there is the yellow witch of the girl who still loves it obviously when you've just another little such a good life gets shoved into your miserable even though little skin there is so there is stuff in the chip leader stucco which lets you do shit reinserted table most just like you or children older. brother school diploma and then your home i should be approaching let your desire to see your street this handwritten eighty's tree in one of the most shell districts of lugansk invites anyone who wants to flee the city to come to dislike native place on any given day get those who haven't got

out yet don't seem in any rush to pack their bags and escape notice that there was no we had no money you could buy it in the city. but there are those who want to get out but can't. give you which one you do i don't miss the leadership i did get this year but. i wanted to go to a couple of hours after we crossed the border back into russia we heard that violent clashes have erupted all in on the road we drove alone and those who we just spoke to in the ganske now find themselves trapped in the encircled city. nation. in eastern ukraine. moscow is demanding explanations from kiev over the fate of missing russian journalist andris then in contact with a photographer who was working in eastern ukraine was lost more than a week ago ukraine's interior ministry says it can only assume a journalist may have been detained by security services the thirty three year

old's disappearance triggered a major outcry among international rights groups calling for his release and highlighting the dangers facing journalists covering the conflict in the country some of our great work from ukraine is being documented in the reality of the conflict there for months stand ins for many with the risks of the job before getting the assignment in eastern ukraine he was covering events. gaza egypt libya and syria had to dot com for a collection of his most acclaimed work. sanctions are providing a bumper pay day for those in the world surely washington's economic tightening has got businesses on the hunt for experts to help them get around the rules will tell me more on that shortly. britain says its involvement in iraq will remain

a humanitarian efforts but the prime minister's not ruling out deploying a limited number of non-combat troops david cameron cut short his holiday for an emergency meeting on the escalating crisis in iraq's kurdistan he's under growing pressure from parliament to give the u.s. more military support extremists are now actively recruiting on the streets of london as polly boyko reports shoppers on london's oxford street got more than they bargained for earlier this week when they encountered men handing out flyers asking britons to join the islamic state the violent organization terrorizing northern iraq i was on oxford street with. friends of mine and i saw this. stance people have been. getting defaced to people trying to promote. the fight the spread of pro islamic state material has become a major concern for anti terror police in the u.k.

i thought ok this is wrong something else going on i was very angry i mean. i was trembling they are using the democratic. situation and freedom in order to promote something against it which is really really dangerous in one east london housing estate this black flag closely resembling that. haddest groups was seen hanging above the gates for several days before the highly provocative gesture to pay says the islamic states murderous campaign has left thousands of refugees stranded in northern iraq r.a.f. tornado jets have been sent to support a drops for refugees and to carry out surveillance operations it's also of course a political statement sending a call but yes this is statement of intent in any situation it provides flexibility for the government if the situation on the ground escalates to a point where they deem strikes to be necessary it wouldn't require much

modification at all the jets would be very quick resourced to be there if acquired images of islamic state force a very chill rampage through iraq have been splashed across a media and it's starring public opinion where the demonstration outside downing street and you can see the signs talking about standing up to i said the u.k. prime minister is under growing political pressure to follow the lead of the u.s. and launch airstrikes to try to stop the terrorists of violence that's despite lingering anger over the deeply unpopular iraq war which cost the u.k. nine billion pounds and dragged on for almost a decade iraq's current crisis has been blamed on the power of back you know who are related there is also a sense that because of the iraq war this is you know this is the west responsibility many people consider that of course there's the alternate view that the west has already been into iraq and it hasn't worked out so they should just

stand back but again there is pressure from both sides and some issues pressure from within iraq from the kurdish region regions that desperate for us strikes so far the u.k. government is limited itself to providing humanitarian assistance but with a growing concerns over the islam makes states reign of terror and over the spread of extremist ideology at home westminster could be forced to read. i. see. british say our soldiers have already been sent here to mount sin jar where the u.s. has been weighing up the possible rescue of thousands of years eating christian refugees who are trapped by islamic state writers the pentagon says an evacuation is unlikely because far fewer people under siege than previously thought but as a u.s. helicopter delivered food to the area desperate crowds rushed to the aircraft begging to take them to safety the u.n. has declared the highest level of emergency in iraq warning that thousands of years

each face imminent genocide within days. from now western nations are trying to get weapons to iraqi kurdistan the u.s. was first to offer with the cia providing local militia with light weapons and ammunition for arms which is only have a hunch humanitarian involvement before has also agreed with baghdad to supply some weaponry while the u.k. is helping transport soviet era weapons from eastern europe foreign policy expert robert naiman told us what he thinks is behind the western support for iraqi kurds . there are only resolved obviously deep under assault issues between the regional government of kurdistan and the central government in baghdad and you arm you know one side for a battle that's going on now you're arming them forever the current civil have always been seen as long been seen in the west as a more reliable partner better fighters militarily more cohesive

politically of course there are other issues at stake here. humanitarian. motivations that are being stated one key thing is the concern about the northern iraq it will fields of this is something that the british and french are also concerned about the oil fields in northern iraq possibility that this one state or as they as they will threaten or take control of iraqi oil fields. elsewhere edward snowden is not done with dishing the dirt on the n.s.a. just yet he's opened up to a leading tech magazine about what it's been up to against china and syria and why he thinks the spying has gone too far which anybody set off to the break. in december of two thousand and ten. more likely to be raped in college than in the

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pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. if. i. nearly agreed five day truce between

israel and hamas looks in a doubt after israeli defense forces resumed firing at gaza it's retaliation for multiple rockets fired into the south of israel just hours earlier a middle east correspondent paula slayer has more on the shaky cease fire what we're hearing from a hamas spokesperson is that the two sides have agreed to a five day cease fire now and this comes as a midnight deadline on a previous specifically two hour truce expires the purpose of these cease fires and truces are essentially on the one hand to allow for humanitarian aid to be brought into the gaza strip where the situation is dire indeed and for days we've been hearing from humanitarian organizations that a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding but even more importantly to allow for the facilitation of talks to take place now for three days the two sides have been holding in direct talks in cairo egypt is mediating these talks and they're the ones that are very often have been dating journalists and the international community as to how they are progressing these stumbling points essentially have

been israel's insistence that gaza be demilitarized and at the same time he must his insistence that israel lift its a.t.'s sea on the gaza strip what we understand in terms of an agreement that is on the table is that some progress has been made there are border crossings that have been lifted the kerem shalom crossing for example which is one of the main border crossings between israel and gaza has doubled the number of trucks that are allowed into gaza each day at the same time the fishing rights of the waters of gaza have also been extended and we're also hearing that salaries that are to be paid to. will now be paid they've been overdue for several months now through a third party however we are also at the same time receiving some kind of conflicting reports we are being told that the israeli delegation has left cairo and is on its way back to israel at the same time we're also receiving preliminary reports that there are sirens sounding in the south of the country now if indeed

this proves to be accurate it will put a spanner in the works just two hours before that seventy two hour cease fire was due to expire there were three rockets that were fired at israel one was intercepted by the iron dome anti-missile defense system and another two landed in open fields causing no injuries now must deny it that it fired those rockets but there have been two other armed groups from gaza who have taken responsibility israeli defense forces has also sent its troops to the israel gaza border just in case the ceasefire doesn't hold and the situation is skillets. now you can keep a good whistleblower down edward snowden's revealed yet more shadowy espionage to the world he's been spilling the beans in a marathon interview with wired magazine snowden avails that china is target number one for u.s. hackers but says intelligence services have gone too far aggressively and often unnecessarily targeting civilian infrastructure such as hospitals and universities

snowden also explains how cyber attacks can be easily spoofed originating from one country but seeming to come from another also in the midst of syria's civil war he claims it was the us which knocked the country's internet offline significant because back then most observers pointed out assad while it seems it was an n.s.a. team trying to get on parallel access to serious digital communications investigative journalist russ baker says america's deep involvement in syria has always been clear but not to this scale. well i think we've always known that the n.s.a. leak reach was formidable at a time where the uprising was being presented as largely a indigenous phenomenon we see that united states security apparatus was actually deeply deeply involved in that country's affairs while snowden's latest league

showed just how advanced digital attacks have become now in one nine hundred ninety eight the first computer was as it's called was created by a student who claimed he didn't mean any harm but something went wrong and they morphed into a virus which cost up to one hundred million dollars in repair bills while opening our eyes to the dangers a year later a simple virus infected microsoft word documents sent an e-mail again unintentionally but that caused eighty million dollars worth of damage in two thousand the young hakka learned how to grind the internet to a hold by bombarding websites with load requests called d.d. o. s. attacks and c.n.n. e-bay and yahoo were among those who felt that one estimated harm over a billion dollars and nearly a decade ago a cyber command from miami stole over one hundred seventy million credit card numbers in what was the biggest such fraud in history more news from around the world now in brazil presidential candidate eduardo can pass has died in

a plane crash along with four other passengers and two pilots in the private jet came down in bad weather in a residential area in the port city of santa us on the ground six people including two children were injured and several buildings were destroyed brazil's president has declared three days of national mourning and council campaign events can post was running third in opinion polls for the election which takes place in october. a hospital in the u.s. state of nebraska has been flooded after a bout of heavy rainfall the security camera captured the moment a wall of water pushed through the cafeteria doors all of the hospitals kitchen and eating areas have been damaged and could take months to repair several northern parts of the u.s. have also enjoyed heavy rain and flash floods the u.s. sanctions may be taking a toll on the world's industries but some another gating the storm and even make

a few dollars from it the moves have set companies on a hiring spree looking for consultants to help steer them pasta restrictions looks at how sanctions experts are now in great demand the u.s. government is imposing more and more sanctions on nations and individuals around the globe it's becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to navigate through those ever changing rules and. but the more complicated it gets the more job opportunities but those who now work at the u.s. treasury sanctions experts are up for grabs by banks investment firms and consulting companies who want to steer clear of violations violations can be very costly these days for example french bank b.n.p. recently agreed to pay an almost nine billion dollars fine for violating the west sanctions by processing bans transactions involving sudan iran and cuba deutsche bank a g.'s under investigation for potential violations of u.s.

sanctions the bank now plans to hire about five hundred compliance risk and technology employees in the u.s. h.s.b.c. which two years ago agreed to pay almost two billion dollars to settle in time. now has at least seven former obama administration treasury officials working on financial crime or sanctions when they get a chance it's now among the most active banks hiring from the government obviously private sector pays more by the way we reached out to a number of former treasury employees so now work at major corporations they either declined or never responded so the u.s. government ever expanding list of sanctions may cause headaches to businesses but it also provides well paying career opportunities for those who helped compose those sanctions in washington i'm going to check out our team. on the number of global individuals and businesses by and by the u.s. is nearing six thousand it's good news for the banks and investment firms paid to find ways around the intricacies of the rules but not for average consumer is as

libertarian economist lou rockwell explains so you know the kind of system we've got so you have big companies big banks to start with you could root for big business. and big government against the rest so it's not a healthy system it's really. economic reform fascism this is true of the centers for disease control it's true of the federal trade commission and we're going down the consumer product safety commission down the list of all these regulatory agencies the employees who are involved in creating the regulations go to work for those but so i would say you know all the bad people are benefiting the good people are being hurt and sanctions are entirely wrong apparently immoral as your national laws are always held by the law that says the equivalent of bombing somebody these are very very serious dangerous. things that the u.s.

government to be doing. now to remind of our breaking news from ferguson in missouri where police is struggling to contain riots which are now into the fourth night following saturday's fatal shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown by an officer his. killing has incensed locals who have been protesting since and the latest flare up to gas has been fired at crowds after security forces were attacked with molotov cocktails to dish injuring a policeman several journalists have also been briefly detained during the rallies we will keep you updated with the developments as they happen here on r.t. international. next life financial fibrin mucks car users hey in a couple of minutes stay with us. to join us but suggest vulgarize ation of darwin science and punishment for an on committed crying i was never a law is to learn from being in

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