really rather not talk about that right. security forces crackdown on protesters in missouri where anger over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by police has boiled over for a fourth night journalists being threatened and told to leave the area. we report on the continuing street violence where ten people have been arrested in the latest clashes between angry locals and police. britain considers sending non combat troops to iraq where militants are tightening their grip western involvement growing with the united states.

comes under. the un signaling an escalation of violence in eastern ukraine estimating around sixty people are killed or wounded every day. rallies in missouri over the killing of an unarmed teenager by a policeman a far from losing pace demonstrators are now focusing their protest gatherings at the police department in ferguson following a fourth night of clashes with officers ten people have been arrested and one officer injured. is that. the mayhem and chaos continue to unravel on the streets of ferguson in the suburbs of st louis missouri for a fourth night in a row police continue to clash with. esther's coming out onto the streets an

outrage over the death of eighteen year old michael brown. right now the air here is filled with tension and really smells of tear gas still hours after it was fired violence and looting began on sunday night as hundreds of protesters took out onto the streets dozens of businesses were looted we have witnessed tear gas in fact the news when protesters were quite peaceful when nobody really was doing anything but it seems to be a different story according to the police that have been quite heavily militarized out on the streets night after night expecting it seems the worse the local community is outraged because witnesses who say they saw exactly what happened during michael's killing report that he has he had been running away from the police car with his hands lifted up in the air showing that he was unarmed when he was killed by multiple gunshots this community ferguson in fact has

a population of twenty one thousand people two thirds of them are african-american whereas the ferguson police department is estimated to have only three black police officers out of fifty so the issue of race is certainly a huge one in these unraveling clashes and violence that have been taking place michael brown's killing has exposed deep rooted frustration among residents and for august about how the neighborhoods are policed saying fear and force of practices they experience every day when you've got a lot of harassment by the cops you don't see enough just when you go on a no no we were in the street so why you shouldn't and so the complex who is going to be next which child is going to be next week jessie trayvon and jordan davis and other black children all around the world this is a systematic racist problem this is a part time in america let's call it what it is. a long line angry responses are pouring out faster the way the police are handling the protest in ferguson some

tweets in the past few hours compare the heavily armed officers to the combat troops who are in iraq catch up with more social media reaction on our web site sassy dot com. don yes 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 climbs over two thousand since mid april when kiev 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 warrior for national met some of the residents of

lugansk one of the city's suffering the most. of course these large scale antiterrorist ration. while empty government fighters in the east say they're trying to liberate the region from occupiers 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 orchard the road now of the york side of the border in this way more maja more so talk on your balcony i was in the bill you'll.

get millions in the superdome the trademark i mean the trees decide to go very very little dimitri and his family were caught in the sporadic fire when they tried to get water from a wild stream alex wanted to see was this not be good not a morning person but you just read anything we're going to shoot you is bogus video you can hear track of it was told to do it we will do it kinetic miracle of the law for you pretty this is from this is quickly running for a story that we've all done the model of globalization all of the drama is beautiful good sure we'll all be sure to you and safety is not the only thing the listening on yasser arafat that all things we supposed to hear told us they 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 get there are literally the little such a good life it should be until years or even though your skin there is certainly

there is still electric there stucco which is less letitia inserted table most k w or children notice of will use a braid this quarter and then your home i should be approaching the usual desire to see your street this handwritten note is hung going to tree in one of the most shelled districts of lugansk invites anyone who wants to flee the city to come to deceive 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 pneumonia but then you look at the list as it doesn't have an order but there are those who want to get out but can't. give you what but when you do i don't miss the leadership i think gephardt what is your vote. for any today just 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 along and those who we just spoke to in the ganske now find themselves trapped in encircled city.

in eastern ukraine. well it's been over a week since lugansk declared a state of humanitarian disaster a convoy of russian aid is now on its way to the border with ukraine and nearly three hundred trucks are carrying tons of products including baby food can may sugar bottled water and electricity generators the mission is designed to bring relief to the residents of eastern ukraine who are suffering power water and food shortages. moscow's demanding explanations from kiev over the fate of missing russian journalist andre stan in contact with the photographer who was working in eastern ukraine was lost more than a week ago ukraine's interior ministry says it can only assume the 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.

time reporters being caught in the crossfire in eastern ukraine several others have been abducted interrogated or even tortured seven journalists have been killed in r.t. dot com you can see those who risked their lives covering the conflict who also closely following updates on the missing photographer and we'll bring them to you. britain says its involvement in iraq will remain a humanitarian effort but the prime minister is not ruling out deploying a limited number of non-combat troops maybe 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 and extremists and now actively recruiting on the streets of london and i 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 a group of friends of mine and i saw this. stance people were having like a table. given leaflets to people trying to promote. the holy fight the spread of pro islamic state material has become a major concern factor 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 there using the democratic. that 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 of jihadist groups was seen hanging above the gates for several days the highly provocative gesture to pace as

the islamic states murderous campaign has left thousands of refugees stranded in northern iraq r.a.f. tornado jets have been sent to support aid drops for refugees and to carry out surveillance operations it's also of course a political statement sending a combat jet is a statement of intent in any situation it provides flexibility for the government if the situation the go. and escalates to a point where they deem strikes to be necessary it wouldn't require much modification at all the jets would be a very quick resource to be there for quite a major is a bizarre mixed up force is a real show rampage through iraq have been splashed across the media and it 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 us and

launch air strikes to try to stop the terrorists and that's 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 vacuum of the war created there is also a sense that because of the iraq war this is the worst responsibility many people consider that of course is the alternate few 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 certainly huge pressure from within iraq from the kurdish reason regions that desperate for us strikes so far the u.k. government is limited itself to providing humanitarian assistance but with growing concerns over the islam mix states reign of terror and over the spread of extremist ideology at home westminster could be forced to reconsider i.

see london. the un has declared the highest level of emergency in iraq warning the thousands of using indian christian refugees trapped by job is to months in jail facing imminent genocide within days the u.s. helicopter delivering food to the area now to desperate crowds rushing to the acar off begging the crew to take them to safety the pentagon says an evacuation is not necessary because far fewer people on the stage than previously thought after thousands to manage to escape. to safety. well for now america and some european partners are trying to get weapons to kurdistan which has long wanted autonomy from iraq and other territories and washington was the first to offer hardware with the cia providing local militia with light weapons and ammunitions fronts which has only ever had 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 nigh and told us the arms supplies will be another incentive for iraqi kurds to seek more independence. there are on resolve obviously deep on resolved issues between the regional government of kurdistan and the central government in baghdad it doesn't seem to be any prospect that they will do so and it doesn't have any prospect that really any outside force can physically stop iraqi kurds from declaring independence in the areas that they control the kurds have have always been seen have long been seen in the west as a more reliable partner better fighters militarily more cohesive politically course there are other issues at stake here besides. humanitarian. motivations that are being stated one key thing is the concern about the northern iraqi oil fields of this is something that the british and french are also

concerned about the oil fields in northern iraq possibility that this one exteriorize they asked will threaten or take control of iraqi oil fields. to pot is paying compensation for crimes committed by u.s. military personnel it's a cutie deal that's also meeting some the thames without justice we'll hear from one of them in a few moments. that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and exchange for this deal with the seattle devil the u.s. economy would never end we were told we could lead lives to balance currency without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of uncle sam has been in the

basement for not finding barbarous relic. my dear people. monetary tree. empires are dead. in the reality. japan's defense ministry has revealed it's paid out nearly four million dollars in compensation over the past decade for accidents and crimes involving american

military personnel around fifty thousand troops of u.s. military bases in japan in the last ten years now under an agreement tokyo has to pay a quarter of the compensation for incidents that occur during u.s. military duties even if the japanese have nothing to do with them and it turns out that thousands of crimes have been committed by u.s. stuff in the time almost twenty million dollars was paid out in compensation nearly four million of that by japan a victim of one of those crimes told me how story and about her crusade for justice . well in two thousand and two i was raped by united states military servicemen and at that time i thought that perhaps i was the only person who was a victim and then i i did so much research and i have i have this here before me is the list of nine hundred forty five the this is only the rape cases alone that have happened since the one nine hundred forty s. and the list you can see is quite extensive here they're having like every every

month or every couple of weeks and and i actually put this list. and i wote it you can see it's not that large but you can see i've written on and some sheets here and what is it on the list goes on it's all the way down the line this is enough this would be these a list of just the right crimes and i'll get our. and that would probably my will probably be equivalent to a twenty four store story building so how many of the. investigated properly do you believe i mean what happened in your case properly well so for example since the nineteenth fifty's there's been about two hundred thousand crimes and accidents that have been caused by united states military service men. and in my case. you know nobody wanted to help me nobody wanted to listen and the united states

military has claimed and has blatantly told the entire world that they are a zero tolerance to rape cases. and they're helping rape victims but that it's completely the opposite they have not helped me at all. now we've got some breaking news to bring you from east ukraine we're getting reports that over twenty civilians have been killed in lugansk which has been under heavy artillery fire local officials say the shelling has hit almost all areas of the city including the center they're calling on residents there to stay in their shelters and we'll bring you more on this as we get it here on r.t. international. israeli defense forces have resumed firing of garza shortly after rockets were fired into southern israel both sides had just agreed a new five day cease fire hours before the existing truce was due to expire or middle east correspondent paula slayer looks at how the new shelling puts the shaky cease fire at risk. things on the ground are

a little confusing at this stage the ceasefire does appear to be holding but both sides accuse the other of violating it we're hearing from him ask that they say israel is continuing with its shelling of the guards are not at the same time israel is accusing her months of rocket fire at southern israel there are sirens that are currently sounding in the south of this country but it's not yet been clear that whether in fact that we triggered by rocket fire was a seventy two hours cease fire that was due to expire at midnight on wednesday and two hours before that expired date went into effect there were around five rockets fired at israel israel responded by hitting some four targets in the gaza strip and also moving lies in its troops on the israel gaza border so that certainly saw tensions here climb as both sides started feeling that they could be a resumption of fighting all of this happens while we have these in direct negotiations taking place in cairo there is this new agreement in place for five days and it's hoped that this time will be used to that they can be

a deal reached between the sides what we are hearing from the teams in cairo is that there has been significant progress but that there are still outstanding issues regarding the lifting of the seizure in gaza regarding security arrangements and also reconstruction efforts inside the gaza strip. more news from around the world now brazil a presidential candidate had what a campus has died in a plane crash along with four other passengers and two pilots the private jet came down in bad weather in a residential area in the port city of sun sauce on the ground six people including two children were injured and several buildings were destroyed the president has declared three days of national mourning and canceled campaign events can post was running third in opinion polls for the election which takes place in october. the hospital in the u.s. state of nebraska has been flooded after heavy rainfall a 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. u.s. sanctions may be taking a toll on the world's industries but some another gating the storm and even making a few dollars from the moves said companies are hiring spree looking for consultants to help steer them past the restrictions. and 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 and it's becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to navigate through those ever changing rules and bank but the more complicated it gets the more job opportunities but those who now work at the u.s. treasury sanctions experts are programs 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 u.s. sanctions by processing bans transactions involving sudan iran and cuba bank a g.'s on the 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 anti money laundering probes in the u.s. now has at least seven former obama administration treasury officials working on financial crime or sanctions related issues is 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 on our team. with a number of individuals on businesses from around the world who are by and by the u.s. is nearly six thousand good news for the banks on the investment funds paid to find ways around the intricacies of the rules but not for average consumers there's no battalion economist rockwell explains it's a you know the kind of system we've got so you have big companies that bankers for all the groups are big business. the government against the rest of the so it's not a healthy system it's really a. economic reform fascism this is true of the centers for disease control it's true of the federal trade commission and we can down the consumer product safety commission but not on 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 the harley wrong apparently immoral as international law is always held by the law that says the equivalent of bombing somebody because there are very very serious and dangerous. things with the u.s. government to be doing. now the feminism of the nobel awards the iranian scientist has become a first woman to receive the prestigious prize in mathematics get the story on our website it. also that revealing the secrets of nature's most complex creation us scientists have developed three things to shape the could help the understanding of how our minds well. now you can get the top stories from us in around thirty minutes time but until then it's state financial fiber and it's max keiser.

baltimore is considering making their curfew for minors even stricter for the last twenty years children caught on the street up until midnight were in deep trouble with the police but now this will be made even earlier starting at nine or ten pm depending on their age and the day of the week can the government impose a curfew on youths well yes if we think about. people under eighteen can't sign contracts join the army smoke cigarettes or vote because they're legally not responsible for their own actions so yeah that whole freedom of association guaranteed by the constitution really only applies once you're an adult who can in theory be responsible for associating with certain people on a street corner at midnight although legally this is ok ideologically there's something wrong with the idea i remember hearing in school all the talk about living in the greatest country on earth and how many freedoms we have in america

but the problem is that it is hard for teenagers to believe all these nice slogans when they have to dodge police just for walking down the street in their own home town getting a two hundred fifty dollar fine for leaving your house doesn't make you feel like you're living in the greatest country on earth i mean it sure didn't when they put a curfew in my neighborhood in the ninety's but that's just my opinion. please.

stop rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. eugenics but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never the least one of them for believing in a chief you believe still today that if you want to know why. i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing. go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now really rather not talk about that right.

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser let me introduce you to the portrait of uncle sam dashingly handsome man back in one nine hundred seventy one an old scary if you care to look in the right place you see back in one nine hundred seventy one when uncle sam was that handsome young man one wage earner could support entire family and the u.s. economy incomes were growing for all and america was an export powerhouse where dreams could indeed come true it was then that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and in exchange for this deal with the devil the u.s. economy would never age.