and moonshine hero. today's top stories on a review of the week here on c.n.n. national residents of eastern ukraine is stunned by recent military action as a family of three of killed in the latest. in the residential area. russia succeeds in its effort to bring relief to the suffering population as tons of aid is delivered to the convoy returning to russia. for justice i mean the killing of an unarmed black teenager get an iron fist response from police in the u.s. citizen journalists feeling the wrath of security forces. john so what's the reason

for ordering the press out what's really bothering me about. the with. american journalists is beheaded by the islamic state allegedly by a british executioner we look at how the jihadist movement is managing to find willing recruits in the west. international were coming to life from moscow. in the russian capital it's good to have you with us. a family of three have been killed in shelling of residential areas in the ukrainian city of dawn yes this is the army made another attempt to direct the city of antigovernment fighters a mother father and their eleven year old daughter were running to a shelter when the bombing began a rocket landed next to them on the street forty people have been killed and on yes

this week on neighboring the guns also suffering ten shelling i mean respective parties really for national reports from the embattled area in. the devastation of we worried shelling we were here last four days ago and we've returned to find guns there in the scars of sustained attack here is calling this a full on assault the final stage of its military operation and the fact it's having the locals is told to clear every day residential areas of the city of look at being targeted fortunately when this five story apartment building was hit no word was heard by the time it happened almost all the residents have already fled minutes later we come across two of the handful of people still living here and they're clearly terrified.

many of those still here high the elderly to seek to leave at the end like elenor they're forced to take shelter in their basements when the shelling begins they tell us you look at me mohammad got children look at the large media. i don't know what that will eventually they're going to spot the whole. then your point of going out the real skinny exploded the obama i know but did you know that oh by the hanging of the boat that it really. guy who was there although this is the scene in the guns central market it was hit on monday but the smell of burning student loans had no you know wednesday in the line of fire this is the best city market and mon cher she moved here because it. was you.

who rushed to the terrorist bomb shelter you know the basement. candles can still be found in the shops and they've become crucial in a city without electricity. food just about to start feeling of peace to have shallow just mir's away from us the near constant bombardment is taking its toll on locals who doubt. your undercover. victoria tells us she has little choice but to state what you usually only a couple. thousands of refugees have pulled out of the guns to escape the recent shelling and even if this turns out to be the final assault on the city as the government in kiev claims the effects of the sustained fighting will be felt by civilians here

for many years to come. brief notion r.t. iligan ski crane. after weeks deprived of food and water a russian humanitarian aid convoy finally reached desperate ukrainians who lined up to get basic essentials the aid convoy is now back in rush hour after unloading tons of food medicine and water in less than twenty four hours two hundred eighty trucks made their way through war torn eastern ukraine after being stored at the border for over a week here in washington called it a violation of the nation's sovereignty and threaten russia with consequences un humanitarian chief valerie amos told r.t. aid effort should not be politicized. what i think is important in terms of the humanitarian aspects of. that is all of those aspects oh no it politicized one of the important things about humanitarian work is that it's independent it's new through it's about bringing aid to people desperate to meet my regrets that

this whole issue of the convoy became highly politicized and i hope that that does not happen again. just by the humanitarian mission in the west was quickly to suggest the column was a russian invasion and the hysteria was found by the mainstream media with headlines such as these comparing the convoy to a trojan horse or artillery units is what a number of political analysts have to say about the accusations the hypocrisy here is really off the scale isn't it because it seems ok for the western powers to bomb sovereign states for humanitarian reasons but it's not ok for russia to say did a humanitarian aid convoy if russia did invade ukraine we know about it wouldn't we the ukrainians we're not going to allow this convoy is pretty clear they're going to find any excuse to stop it from going through and as they were doing this people are being killed and dying in the east of ukraine and that really is outrageous the double standards here this is the pinnacle of hypocrisy there it's clear that

there is no invasion it's clear that the convoy is purely humanitarian and it's clear that the arrival of the convoy has a point to underscore to the rest of the world that there is no invasion that the only people suffering here are the peaceful people in eastern ukraine that their own government is trying to murder and that's a problem and so they need to divert attention from this to some sort of hypocritical talk of russian invasion i doubt there would be a european aid coming into that region for them people who don't have skin lugansk there they're subhumans they're like prime minister yes they're not considering these people people they're considering them rebels or caress or as russians or whatever so they're not going to help them even though by their own rhetoric and by their own values to should but i don't expect that to happen at all. well it's not only ukraine's ace that's being left to deal with the consequences of kiev's military campaign this is the western ukrainian city of laval where eleven soldiers

were buried on tuesday they died in action in the country's east mean friends gathered to pay their last respects at the coffins will carry the sound of the national anthem. the international red cross has joined the search for andre stand in iraq and photo journalist who disappeared in ukraine almost three weeks ago despite an international outcry his whereabouts remain unknown and kiev insists there's no information the u.s. the e.u. various rights groups and journalists around the globe are all demanding he have secure his release thirty three year old stan in his work for many international news organizations such as where it is on the associated press his mother hopes to see her son's. wedding in. good numbers are b. schools a school to get in with them we will get the most in the dorm with the tamils but labor markets for the it could be as. it appears to.

in other news u.s. president barack obama has ordered a review of all mean local police with combat equipment this comes after public fury of the military style police crackdown on rallies following the killing of black teenager michael brown has more in a poem i has the story. unrest driven by anger over michael brown's death carried on for a second week demonstrators on the streets of ferguson once again met with tear gas rubber bullets and flash grenades freedom of the press was also under threat as artie's own correspondent was engulfed in a cloud of tear gas clashes continue to unravel between police and protesters here in ferguson missouri on the police right now i'm going on here just the protesters of course was going to its own way but there was no it's the. guys here guys right

in the states affected saying oh my god i could. have been prevented you ation as a quiet. crazy guy if you can see right now protesters are running other reporters these death threats from police. that you have here. in the seat new city the first amendment was confined to a media pen and at least six journalists were arrested for attempting to do their job captain john so what's the reason for ordering the press out what's the real regret about the rest of the break that your president i don't. think you are right to revive the i don't want. you know i don't care to question i just asked the question i just asked the question. who are roughly two hundred ten people have reportedly been arrested since the august tenth protest began including nineteen year old holocaust survivor hedy epstein police peace force not the

a military force i mean they've been given equipment that's been used in iraq and afghanistan and so. police not have military equipment and as well they don't even know how to use it criticism surrounding heavy handed police tactics deep and wednesday when a few miles from ferguson another black man who allegedly shoplifted from a store was shot dead by white police officers made howard was brandishing a knife but instead of using a taser or other nonfatal methods cops fired nine shots into the twenty five year old asian of america's law enforcement has made front page news around the world critics say arming local cops with war weapons fuels a more aggressive type of policing that lacks accountability it's even caused president obama to order a review of federal programs and funding that enables police to buy military equipment has a lot of issues it has

a lot of problems he goes around the world preaching morality and others but the ugly images of america's military police and beating our people in the streets and riot. troops and soldiers in the military on his own citizens has woken the world up that america speaks with. by the end of the week police passions and protests decreased significantly as temperatures in ferguson hovered around thirty seven degrees celsius meanwhile the st louis grand jury has already begun hearing evidence to determine if ferguson officer darren wilson should be charged with the death of michael brown a decision is expected in october but the makeup of the jury may good night a wave of backlash to see nine white people and only three black people were chosen as jurors the on even representation may spark a new feeling of injustice causing the public to accuse the process of being bias.

artie ferguson. well it seems is not only the police who are to demonstrators in the us the army has released a guide on how to use lethal force against civilians in the event of full scale riots departments authorized to use snipers aircraft and even artillery or against unarmed civilians one part of the document stresses the need to exploit the psychological effect of such a lethal response r.t. spoke to one of the protesters who felt the wrath of security forces. the police came out a kind of arrested us including coming into the crowd and dragging myself and another person out and then captain ron johnson pointed it to him but instead these two get heavier charges not just failure to do for there is great worry about people here continuing to stand up and demand justice and that's why the police rules and regulations are changed right now people can congregate anywhere they

have to keep moving in the protest area and if they are not walking fast enough in the protest area they get threatened with arrest people who go up the cops and go don't you get accused of rowdy provocative behavior and in some cases arrest and that fear not only on the part of the local authorities but on the part of the whole system oh people being subjected to this abuse which is a nationwide thing it's not just here in ferguson and they are afraid that they're defiant spirit of the youth in ferguson could infect people all across the u.s. or the case of michael brown is hated the debate over the use of lethal force against minorities in america a number of young black men have died at the hands of police they say they say a police officer shot down three hamilton ten times during a struggle in a park meanwhile in july aragon a died on the ground after an officer used to prohibit a choke hold on him while this month john cool food was gunned down when he picked

up an air rifle from a shop shelf in ohio also in august they say mentally ill man was shot dead while in compliance with police orders and dante pocket was killed off to repeatedly being shot with a stun gun on suspicion of robbery. in other news rush limbaugh go of european products isn't seen as a p.c.i. day in the with from a story about russia's food involved in response to western sanctions there's some more coming up after the break. and. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria

but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition we will continue to provide military assistance. encourages forces as they battle these terrorists. in the world is laughing at america because every single day jamie diamond victim that is the american economy shows up in bloody great you know their debt and they're saying oh it wasn't jamie that did this it wasn't me that did it this time i love jamie i love jamie he loves me and the rest the world like. oh. i'm out he martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story the answer that life the same time there's a reason they don't want him to now. they're trying to raise that we don't think.

now let's break the set. this week the beheading of an american journalist by islamic state militants horrified the world shock was compounded by the discovery that the executioner was apparently from britain artie's andrew farmer reports. the brutal killing of an american journalist by a british citizen grizzly footage posted online showing james foley beheaded by an islamic state militant his execution is speaking in english with an english accent blaming recent days strikes by america in iraq we are in the slumming on a state that has been accepted by a large number of muslims worldwide it prompted the british prime minister to cut short his holiday while ten downing street called the brutal murder shocking and

deprived but it's also prompted cools by some m.p.'s to question the west to rethink its policy in syria and iraq we have blood supplied some stuff in public communication to these people all of these people got a hold of this but i'm the. type the nicest type who are now turned into a formidable force however foreign secretary philip hammond made it very clear there will be no change in britain's approach but i reject any suggestion that british foreign policy is providing any kind of excuse for what i salute doing i still has a poisonous ideology we will support moderate. secular democratic oppositions to murderous dictatorships whether it's i still all whether it's the assad regime in syria but the brutal murder of james foley has raised other all good questions for the government namely the growing number of

britons fighting alongside jihadists around four hundred thought to have taken up arms in syria and iraq and some experts believe it's a tide that will be difficult to reverse the counter extremism units have not been very effective and the reason they're not very effective is because they're dealing in a framework which they cannot change they cannot change the social situation of many young minority brits in this country they cannot change the foreign policy of great britain and given those. imitations it's unsurprising that they have been unable to fix the situation on their own last year britain was shocked by the horrific killing of british soldier lee rigby outside his london barracks hacked to death by two u.k. nationals who converted to islam and claimed they were avenging the deaths of muslims killed by british forces but despite the outrage that followed hundreds of britons have continued to join the islamic state while there's been widespread condemnation of that you have this it is clear they do have their sympathizers and

for britain still very close to home. andrey pharma r.t. . the islamic state was considered too violent even by al-qaeda but even these brutal killers have their achilles heel this time it seems it's in the form of female kurdish soldiers there on the track of the islamists looking to avenge the thousands of women captured and executed by the islamic state and for the jihadists the female fighters pose a very specific threat they believe that if you are killed by a woman there's no place in heaven for you this is a video of us some of the volunteers joining the all female units train with and fight alongside male fighters. well the threat of the islamic state is spreading far beyond europe and the middle east indonesian police have been put on alert the world's largest put its temple after a threat made by jihadists all the details on our website. plus thirty four sailors

have been dismissed after a seven year long fraud scandal at the u.s. navy's nuclear power training site find out why on a website party dot com. russia's block on importing most european food in response to western sanctions has triggered anger across the. in spain farmers to crates of fruits and flags producers there are bracing for a sharp drop in price due to the recently imposed russian embargo trade unions say this will also mean significant job losses the concern is shared by farmers not only in spain forcing the e.u. to funnel emergency cash three and vegetable produces. up to one hundred twenty five million euros will be available to cushion the blow but the numbers however show that this is only a drop in the ocean as the cost to the worst hit nations is expected to be up to

nine times larger than the aid that is being offered peter all of us spoke to some of the farmers affected. to brussels imposed sanctions on russia moscow was forced to react and the e.u. is now feeling the pinch of russia's ban on western food imports. of nickel should not should which i think will put some through the sanctions people are very pessimistic no nobody explains to farmers what's happening we don't know what the future will hold. financial services company i n g predict that the embargo on food imports could cost e.u. countries six point seven billion euros a year with one hundred thirty thousand jobs at risk countries whose economies were already in a bad way are especially worried if the greek people are already suffering from high taxes and unemployment the greek government needs to take a different position and not support the e.u. . exporters of fruits and vegetables in europe of come in for particular

pressure with some farm is outraged by the compensation that brussels has been offering. in twenty thirteen the e.u. sold one point two six billion euro of fruit and seven hundred sixty nine million euro of vegetables to russia the european commission is made only a tiny fraction of that available as financial aid to farmers. listen we're broke we've come to a dead end nobody cares about us except gold nobody cares how much money we need how are we going to survive. across the e.u. food producers and exporters of feeling the bite from the embargo hardest hit in terms of money is germany which could miss out on one point three billion euro however in terms of relative losses compared to the size of the different economies the baltics are in for a bruising but i don't think that the size of the current cost is an affordable but we are talking about. a union that is already in

a very weak economic situation is faced. a new sign of recessions the value of the in the other the cost is that russia will come behind those opposed to e.u. sanctions against russia fear that even if the embargo is lifted the damage may be already done there are a lot of american countries there is turkey there is iran there are other countries in the arab world that are ready to fill in the gap of the russian market greece is in a situation or this market if it's lost it will be very very hard to get in again. the longer these tit for tat sanctions last the more likely seems like they set off to become commonplaces bomb as an export is try to get european leaders to pay attention to their plight. germany. some more news in a brief now and three people have been seriously injured during a protest in the swedish city of malmo after mounted police moved in to separate

rival. forces trampled on several alarmism. being hit by a demonstrators gathered the protest election rallies by far right are brought to the streets before the country's parliament vote takes place in september the school saying they were confronted by a counter demonstration held by the line people have been arrested. the aviation industry has been put on red alert over an icelandic volcano part of the country's airspace has been closed as the volcano is expected to spew large amounts of ash the nation's airports are currently operating as normal back in two thousand and ten the eruption of another. huge disruptions to european flights and made life hard for. their tongues in a twist trying to pronounce the volcano's name.

i asked the. age of four i. just feel love. that they will look at. a. good bill now whether or not we should brace ourselves for another travel nightmare still unclear but good news for travelers alike iceland's already issued a prime station guide for the new volcano. so there you go if your travel plans are interrupted if you know the volcano to blame and how to pronounce it coming up a nazi international we continue our reporting on the child vaccine debate in the united states stay with us.

just the other week on the program we discussed how it's technically legal but not very motivating to impose a curfew on to minors but now that adults are protesting in ferguson missouri the government is placing a curfew on them i'd like to make a small speculation warning this curfew is probably an excuse to break up the protesters once you disperse angry people a lot of their energy to protest is also dispersed but let's think about this if you take a look at the constitution there are two effective hours listed it doesn't say works from nine to five minutes just because crowd control the darkness is much more difficult and scary for the police doesn't mean that your ability to protest vanishes along with the sun in the evening regardless of whether you agree with the protesters or whether you agree with the idea of protesting at night or not i think is beyond question that you cannot impose a curfew on adults in the united states just because the last two presidents ease of use the constitution as toilet paper does not make it somehow invalid at night but that's just my opinion.

and west into the. sanctions against russia and obviously russia retaliated and. confrontational rhetoric goes on and on one thing about sanctions that isn't a way of solving economy and business hostage to politics is russia did invade east ukraine i mean i do think. the way still russia would trade. it is. there's no easy rice were wrong but it is. i definitely think something is better than complex. thanks. yeah. as

a baby jordan was just a typical baby. he met his milestones and was ahead of the curve on a few of the. very social and gray eye contact. you know everybody just said what a great little guy he was. and we just noticed over a period of a few months. no longer. he started walking on his toes all the time and flapping his hands when he would get excited or overstimulated. i ended up taking him to my pediatrician she just said oh he's artistic that's how it goes sometimes you know they're born that way but we feel like there is something medically going on with him so we took him to this doctor and he said the first thing i want to do is check him for heavy metals. i look at those results.