cheechoo reason why you should care about you and. this is why you should care only. ukraine's army pal is the center of the stronghold denounced for the very first time at least seventy people have been killed in the city in the last three days. russia should in the wall itself and or break ties with its partners that's the statement from president ford the nasty addresses the lower house of parliament and the resort city of. militarized police forces in missouri unleashed their habeas crackdown on protesters yet during a fourth night of unrest over the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen by cop.

journalists also got caught up in the violence two reporters allege they were manhandled during the rest while a news crew reports being shot at by police. this is our national coming to live from moscow i'm reading josh locals in danny ask are saying their resistance hub has come under the most intense army bombing to date at least two civilians were reportedly killed and ten injured as shells showered the center of the region's largest city for the first time these are some of the latest pictures we have been getting from the city and can see smoke rising from residential buildings at least seventy people have died in the increasingly intense shelling in the past three days meanwhile the u.n. has signaled a dangerous escalation in the region and they're saying that. number of casualties

there has climbed to over two thousand since mid april when cave watched its military operation to retake the the find cities and towns in the country's east river national met some of the residents of the region second city. he of course these large scale and terribly ration well end to 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 there 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 told no of the your side of the border in this way or more while

you're more so stoked on your volcanoes in erbil you look. distributors at all this produce. millions in the superdome that should more than me richard has disappeared over a year. dimitri and his family were caught in the sporadic fire when they tried to get water from a wild stream outside to see. my this national poll change the whole lot more needs to budget history and if we were going to shoot you is probably very good news any huge chunk of it was told to do it we will do it can i think nothing of course follow for you pretty this is for mr clinton for his goal but it was all down the mark of the dollar was an issue all of the numbers needed but he sure you know they sure did you know and safety is not the only thing listening only on a scale that all those we spoke to here told us they are in 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 going to have to trudge through the little such a good life if troops continue miserably in you know a lot of the risk in the piece earlier to stop them illiterate is stucco which is less clear do she were inserted table most k w tortured remoting all of us to use a brainless quarter for much of their non-uniform i should be approaching late you'll deserve to see us this hendry tonight on a tree in one of the most shelled districts of lugansk invites anyone who wants to flee the city to come to does ignited place on any given day yet those who haven't got out yet don't seem in any rush to pack their bags and escape yet most likely was no we have no menu with and by. the water but there are those who want to get out but can't. give a hoot what menu we do i don't miss the leadership i did kept our boat is do you ever did i say goodbye or need to go 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 alone and those who we just spoke to in the ganske now find themselves trapped in the encircled city of this nation. in eastern ukraine for now but important is our visit to crimea and he's meeting members of russia's lower house of parliament in the resort to nearly all to run cars or if it is there for us what important speech here in crimea certainly garner quads a lot of attention by observers from around the world and certainly it was very and to support it and also came on the backdrop of the recent tit for tat sanctions by russia and the west and that is certainly heightened tensions around the situation in ukraine now here's some of what putin had to say during his speech here underlined the fact that a russia should not to wall itself in nor should break in. size it with its

partners however russia should never feel or be patronized by its partners in any way or form should not be now the russian president also called on the russians to sightsee so unite in light of recent events but to unite not for a call for that but rather to consolidate and so work for the good of the nation and the underlining thought over all that was the fact that russia's foreign policy should be peaceful right now and in the years so it's a call now but this speech itself was met with a certain degree of optimism and one indicator of that was the fact that russian stocks of the russian stock markets actually grew on just to remind you of the main points the president has stressed russia should not in his view wall itself in or break ties with partners but it shouldn't allow its partners to patronize it either line of report and also called on the russian society to unite urging though that

this be done for conflict sake russia's demanding answers over the fate of missing russian photographer andre stan and moscow says it will raise the issue at the u.n. and with the o.s.c. unless cave reveals his whereabouts contact with a journalist who was working in east ukraine was lost more than a week ago interior ministry official told c.n.n. simply or that he can only assume that the reporter was detained by the security services the thirty three year old's disappearance has sparked an outcry among international rights groups which are calling for his release they're now drawing attention to the dangers facing journalists covering the conflict in the country. and many other reporters have been caught in the crossfire in eastern ukraine seven journalists have been killed others were abducted interrogated or tortured and here are the faces of those who risked their lives covering keeps armed operations for their stories that are teed off where we also posting any updates on the missing

the top of the front understand. meanwhile ukraine has adopted a new law allowing it to impose a package of sanctions on moscow which could include banning russian fuel supplies through its territory it has also created a blacklist of russian individuals and organizations that will be affected debate and is known to get particularly fiery a times and this session asked for a no exception. if you believe. all this brawl was sparked after the leader of a far right party accused another m.p. of failing to play his part in a so-called and a terror operation in east ukraine not that he was going to take that lying down grabbing his accuser's tie and delivering

a punch to his face and they had to go ran for the presidency in may and has formed when it comes to using his fists in the chamber in a spring it forcibly kicked russian journalist out of the parliament building accusing them of espionage despite the crew having accreditation. missouri police have stepped up their crackdown on protesters during a fourth night of violence over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a cop officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets at a largely peaceful demonstration in ferguson are he is under siege is there. you. may have been 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 protesters coming out onto the streets in 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. 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 being used when protesters were quite peaceful. and you know. 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. witnesses who say they saw exactly what happened during michael's killing report that 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 now locals are fear is over regular police brutality and what they call racial profiling some of them at even stronger words to describe the latest events. well you got a lot of harassment down here by the cops you don't see that we go on a no no we were in the street so why you shouldn't and so the complex was going to be next which is going to be next week jesse trayvon and jordan davis and the black children all around the world this is the systematic racist lab and this is a part time in america let's call it what it is. now furious response and are also pouring out online over the ongoing militarized police crime down in ferguson some recent tweets compare the heavily armed officers to combat troops in iraq and

there's more social media reaction on our website r.t. dot com. the in the. british officials have admitted a lead as a special forces are on the ground in iraq but london claims its troops and aircraft are only there to help kurdish refugees who've been cut off by jihadist forces some british lawmakers want to broader intervention meanwhile extremists are openly recruiting on the streets of london as boyko now reports shoppers on london's oxford street got more than they bargained for earlier this week when they encountered men handing out fly is all skiing 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. star and people were having

like a table. given leaflets to people trying to promote. the leaflets the spread of pro islamic state material has become a major concern fact anti terror police in the u.k. i thought ok this is wrong something else going on and i was very angry i mean. i was trembling values. the democrats take. 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 a drops for refugees and to carry out surveillance operations images of islamic

state forces group so rampage through iraq have been splashed across the 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 advance 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 the war created there is also a sense that because of the iraq war this is you know this is the worst responsibility many people consider that of course is the alternate few that the worst has already been into iraq and it hasn't worked out so they should just stand back the u.k. government's limited itself to providing humanitarian assistance but with growing

concerns over the islam makes states reign of terror and over the spread of extremist ideology at home westminster could be forced to reconsider i. london. the un have declared the highest level of emergency in iraq warning about thousands of refugees to. bind you hiatus could face imminent genocide within days a u.s. helicopter delivering food to the area was rushed to by disparate crowds begging the crew to take them all to safety the pentagon though claims a complete evacuation is not necessary because far fewer people are under siege than previously thought. for now america and some of its allies are delivering arms and ammunition to the kurds while washington was the first to offer the firepower with the cia now providing local militia with light weapons and bullets friends which has only ever had humanitarian involvement before has also agreed with

baghdad to supply some weaponry while the iraqi government which have been reluctant to help to separate is kurds before is now giving them weapons as well while the u.k. is helping transform. soviet era ammunition from eastern europe foreign policy expert robert naiman says the supplies will be a fresh incentive for kurds to seek independence. there are on resolve obviously deep on resolve 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 if 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 courage to have always been seen to 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 iraq it will fields of this is something that the british and french are also concerned about the oil fields and in northern iraq possibility that there's one exteriorize say yes that will threaten or take control of iraqi oil fields. while i bring you the latest update on a story an air an alliance i had to our web site r.t. dot com for more insight and analysis also coming up here in the program. not a states military has told the entire well it that today as zero tolerance to rape cases they have not helped me at all japan's revealed it's paying millions of dollars in compensation for crimes committed by u.s. soldiers and sound all the victims of these crimes are left without justice we'll

hear from one of them in just a few moments. while . technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. audio in reality radiation is still there and it is killing our children they are dying also hard assed know leukemia but the authorities are still hiding the truth from us still and i don't know why don't they have children on their own hard so much to know that they can protect our children. choose your language. make it with. the mindset.

of a successful choose to use the concerns to. choose the opinions that invigorating. choose the stories that impact the life truth be access to often. welcome back you're watching r.t. japan's the fans ministry says it's paid out nearly four million dollars in compensation over the past decade for accidents and crimes involving american military personnel american hours around fifty thousand troops serving in the u.s. military bases in japan and a turns out that thousands of crimes have been committed by u.s. staff in the last ten years and marry while they were on official army duty well under an agreement togo has to pay

a quarter of the compensation for incidents that occurred during a u.s. military duties even if the japanese have nothing to do with them a victim of one of those crimes told her story about her proceed for justice 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 least. and i watch it and you can see it's not that large but you can see i version on on some sheets here and what is what is on the list goes on it's all the way down and this is enough this would be these a list of just the right crimes and okayed hour. and

that would probably my would probably be equivalent to a twenty four store story building so how many of these. get investigated properly do you believe i mean what happened in your case properly well let's say for example since the one nine hundred 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 told the entire world that they are tolerant to rape cases. and they're helping rape victims but that is completely the opposite they have not helped me at all and there are as you know calm right now in your face from space and american taxpayer warns that privately owned satellites may

soon be able to snap photos of your work our rather faces so how line for the details. plus why after a ball with just a click away at african doctors described as a hardships he has to put up with it after surviving the deadly virus. things are towns between israel and gaza despite both sides agreeing to stand very cease fire hours before the previous truce was due to expire israel accused the militants of firing rockets and hit back with its own strikes our middle east correspondent policy or brings us more. 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 us that they say israel is continuing with its shelling over gaza but 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 cleared up with the impact that we created by a rocket fire it 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 so tensions here climb as both sides started fearing 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 a five day cease fire and it's hoped that this time will be used so that it 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 siege in gaza regarding security arrangements and also reconstruction efforts inside the gaza strip now whether u.s. using sanctions as

a way of applying political and economic pressure many industries are suffering the consequences but there are also those who are benefiting are just going to found out who's making a buck from the misery of others. 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 in fact but the more complicated it gets the more job opportunities for 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 u.s. sanctions by processing bans transactions involving sudan and iran and cuba deutsche 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 in time. 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 help compose those sanctions in washington i'm going to check on our team now the list of individuals and businesses banned by the u.s. is nearing six thousand and while risk consultants are enjoying a salary and consumers are feeling the pinch as libertarian economist lee rockwell

explains. it's like you know because the corny kind of system would got so you have big companies big banks especially for groups with big business. or government against the rich so it's not healthy to use them it's really. economically a form of fascism this is true of the centers for disease control it's true of the federal trade commission of the can down the road to the product safety commission down the list of all the regulatory agencies of the warriors who are involved in creating the regulation go to work for those with so i would say you know all the bad people are benefiting the good people are being hurt and sanctions are the parly were wrong apparently immoral as international law is always held by the way this is the equivalent of bombing somebody these are very very serious dangerous rotten things for the u.s. government. when there are more headlines from around the world a massive anti-government marches begun in pakistan sounds of security personnel

have been deployed to maintain security the rally from lahore it is not about is being led by opposition the years calling for the prime minister to resign and they say he has failed to investigate fraud in last year's elections but is long bought accuses the protestors of trying to disrupt democracy saying it has now launched a probe into allegations of vote rigging in the twenty third team poll. 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 it could take months to repair several northern parts of the u.s. have also enjoyed having rain and flash floods. well after the break take a look behind the scenes and see how the news is made here and nice to.

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 it 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 all the 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.