those city markets and munches you. residents of eastern ukraine are stunned by the army's relentless assault which just killed over one hundred civilians within the space of a single week. also in the week's top stories russian trucks bringing tons of aid to besieged lugansk after over a week long holed up at the border the humanitarian mission being quickly dubbed an invasion by the west. calls for justice over the killing of an unarmed black teenager in the u.s. city of ferguson were applied to with tear gas and rubber bullets even journalists were harassed by the security forces. captain johnson what's the reason for

ordering the press out what's the reason for going right about the robbery because the president you know i just can't i don't really mind by the way. on the beheading of an american journalist by radicalized britain who joined the islamic state highlights the threat of the jihad this massive p.r. campaign in europe. you're welcome to the weekly if you're an artsy or wrap up of the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well my names you know welcome. a family of three being killed during shelling of residential areas in the ukrainian city of donetsk the army is tightening its grip around one of the country's largest cities and another attempt to seize it from the government

fighters a mother a father and their eleven year old daughter were running to a shelter when the bombing becomes a rocket landed next to them on the street some forty people have been killed in donetsk this week shells hit apartment buildings hospitals and churches fall asleep reports you're going to be doing this is how independence day is being marked here in didn't it's massive shelling particularly in the eastern parts of the city as you can see there's something like thirteen fires that have broken out in the city just over here they some smoke where our house has been hit knife we walk in here you can actually see that what was part of the market i think has been destroyed i mean the windows are blown away and you can see a lot of the motion dance on the ground the scary part about being here right now is that you can actually smell in the air this burning but there. is a short visit here to really sort of goes against the idea they did. this is now

the santa of donetsk where in the early hours of sunday morning the local county hospital was hit they were at least five more were fired at the local morgue. and this is a very different mood she was trying to make you know we're not a problem in the square people showing their support for russia. right. here in lenin square people are sending out to show that for my kids continuing military offensive they will remain resolute to court to see our senior to eastern ukraine. while locals in the neighboring city of lugansk say nowhere is safe from the army shelling with residential areas coming under fire dealy. reports from the embattled city. the devastation of we worried shelling we were here last fall days ago and we've returned to find lugansk bearing the scars of sustained attack kiev

is calling this a full on assault the final stage of its military operation and the fact it's having the locals is all too clear every day residential areas of the city of largo on sky being targeted fortunately when this five story apartment building was hit no word was heard by the time had happened almost all of the residents have already fled minutes later we come across two of the handful of people still living here and they're clearly terrified. was. the. many of those still here high the elderly hold to seek to leave and like elenor they're forced to take shelter in their basements when the shelling begins to get a deal as the doc did you look out at me mohammad got children look at the large

media i don't know what that will eventually though you bought it i have the home next to her or somebody over there your point of. view of clear fold of the obama i don't know but being yelled i don't know but i hung in the boat but it really angered her i was there although this is the scene in lugansk central market it was hit on monday but the smell of burning still hangs heavy in the air and its team in the line of fire this is a ghost city market and mon cher she moved here because it was. we rushed to the nearest bomb shelter and other basement. candles can still be found in the shops and they've become crucial in a city without electricity. just about to start to have another piece of

her. show her just minutes away from us the near constant bombardment is taking its toll on locals who don't. know i'm there for. the tory tells us she has little choice but to state what your new show on your google. novels you know where you could be thousands of refugees have pulled out of the guns to escape the recent shelling and even if the stones 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. or even ocean r.t. in lieu gonski crane. after weeks without food and water a russian aid convoy finally reached desperate ukrainians this week who lined up to get basic supplies the aid convoy is now back in russia 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 stalled at the border for over a week here was reluctant to let the column through citing a lack of proper checks and documentation the international red cross said it was disappointed with the delay when the aid was so desperately needed. the i.c.r.c. regrets that customs and inspections as agreed to between the russian federation and ukrainian authorities where delayed by the ukrainian authorities the situation there is dire. we found the city with old quarter. we're told to look to city without supplies. and cut off from the rest of the world and we use a measures to add central infrastructure. despite the humanitarian mission that wes

quickly suggests that the aid column was a russian invasion and the hysteria was found by headlines like these comparing their convoy to a trojan horse and even saying that the trucks were really are tearing units we've got reaction to those accusations they have 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 send in a humanitarian aid convoy if russia did invade it quickly 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 the international red cross has joined the search for understand in a russian photojournalist who disappeared in ukraine almost three weeks ago the spot an international outcry his whereabouts remain unknown and kiev insists there's no information the un the e.u. various rights groups and journalists are running the globe are all demanding kiev secure his release thirty three year old stan and has worked for many international news organizations such as reuters and the associated press his mother hopes to see him soon. i'm glad he's the most of them in done decouple. the day you know saddam was good mom would be school the school didn't need them we . had to push those to get the most to do with it in the else but ever so the

ratio is it could be as. it appears to. simply stick to the. heavily armed units armored vehicles not a war zone but the streets of the u.s. city of ferguson where protesters calling for justice for a teen shot dead by the police have been met by security forces wielding tear gas and rubber bullets i preach over michael brown's killing has echoed all across the country as marina port i reports. 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 our own correspondent was engulfed in a cloud of tear gas right now you can see behind me look they're firing this is

either tear gas all are small cannons that have also been used throughout these nights oh our wait let's go let's go. guys can get right in the streets if i can say oh my god other reporters faced death threats from police. have. had to have here. in the seat louis city the first amendment was confined to a media pan and at least six journalist were arrested for attempting to do their job captain john said what's the reason for ordering the press out what's the real border guard about the rest of the break that your president had no right to take out i actually take your bar where are all the ribs on the part of the troika way of life photos was still occurring in a walking with very little saw code for all of the hotels photos and butts of the office on trotsky side if that's going to be good enough he decided that we've got to handcuff the real broad pool. roughly two hundred ten people have reportedly

been arrested since the august tenth protests began including nineteen year old holocaust survivor hedy epstein police has and try to incite the people in ferguson of the people that come to the demonstrations. so if they become liable more violent then the police will become even more violent that will be their excuse criticism surrounding heavy handed police tactics deepened wednesday when a few miles from ferguson another black man who allegedly shoplifted from a store was shot dead by white police officers may powell was brandishing. a knife but instead of using a taser or other nonfatal methods cops fired nine shots into the twenty five year old the militarization 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 the ugly images of

america's militarized police and beating our people in the streets and riot. troops and soldiers in the military on his own citizens as well can the world that america speaks with a four tone by the end of the week police clashes and protests decreased significantly as temperatures in ferguson havard 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 make up of the jury made knight 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 in a poor nial r.t. ferguson in new york several thousand people gathered to protest against police

violence. i. i. the last words of garner a forty three year old mother died when officers wrestled him to the ground and held him in a stranglehold he had michael bronner two of six young black men who died at the hands of police this year meanwhile it's been revealed the u.s. army has been given the green light to use lethal force against civilians to prevent unrest from escalating into full scale riots. a document has recently come to light which describes the use of snipers small arms fire or craft and even indirect artillery fire to crack down on what's described as on brutally crowds one part of the document stressed the need to exploit the psychological effect of such a lethal response an activist who was arrested in ferguson says officers have changed the rules of engagement to make it easier to hunk of peaceful protesters. the police came at us and arrested us including coming into the crowd and dragging

myself and another person out and then captain ron johnson pointed at the two of butts and said these two get heavier charges not just failure to disperse 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't stand in 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 to cops and go hands up don't shoot get accused of rowdy provocative behavior and in some cases arrested and that reflects fear not only on the part of the local authorities but on the part of the whole system of people being subjected to this abuse which is a nationwide thing it's not just here in ferguson and they are afraid that the defiance spirit of the youth in ferguson could infect people all across the u.s.

. another story of police brutality this time in europe is coming up after a short break. those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria and we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition we will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists.

we think of why we think there are no. rules and beaches. coconut palms gently swaying in the ocean breeze. in fact. while he has a deep dark little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you to know. through our way. through oh i did do a search you get all the way over there is. welcome like at least ten people were injured five of them seriously when minded riot police charged the demonstrators in sweden on saturday police forces trampled

several people while one man was hit by a fan several people were arrested a planned dryly against the far right party spiraled out of control in the city of us clashes erupted between police and protesters it all started when iran fifteen hundred activists gathered to disrupt a speech by the leader of the swedish neo nazi party tension mounted when firecrackers and smoke bombs were thrown on rest come. ahead of the country's parliamentary vote for more insight into the incident plant's course live now to victor dyess the chairman of the communist party of sweden. sending in a month to the riot police to nonviolent disturbance out of protest isn't all that just somewhat over the top well we don't. it's not customary to do that in sweden so that's why many people of every show but the incident not police brutality seems to be a problem around the world you may have heard the stories were running just earlier

in missouri for example how does that happen that the people who are supposed to protect citizens turn in them instead. well i think it's about a difficult situation in different countries we have seen the many protests not only against new nazis but against new liberal policies and we have seen a lot of fights demonstrations so i believe that police or the state are trying to seize control. europe and also in the united states well in the malvo case at least ten people ended up in hospital do you believe that the police will be held accountable for their actions and not. in sweden they're never police accountable for these sorts of things we have seen situations similar to this several times. and. right now we're actually closely following. the protests that are underway today are we going to see

a similar response from police do you believe i don't believe so i believe that the police it's been a lot of controversy to what's happened yesterday and so i think the police will be not so brutal there will be on the contrary i think it will be very calm and it all began didn't it when a neo nazi leader was making a speech in public despite the clear opposition to this doesn't mean that particular party has become somewhat politically respectable in sweden no i don't i don't think it's about that i think it's about the elections we have seen many protests against the new nazis groups three or four months. to you know this kind of paralysis to be disturbed. very hard to seize control just like the case in ferguson. just before they want to control the situation.

to be called just briefly finally mr differently swedes are heading to the polls in september for parliamentary elections how well will the far right to in your opinion. i believe that. they will gain a couple of percentage years but that's not the real problem the real problem is that all the parties just seems to be afraid of losing a couple of percent this year and then trying to take over their policies victor dyess differently chairman of the communist party of sweden thank you for your input this hour. the world was left in shock this week by the barbarous to capitation of an american journalist by jihadists from the islamic state adding to the horror was the realisation that the man holding the blade was actually a radicalized briton artie's under a farmer reports on the aftershocks the tragedy sent around the globe. 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 a slump and 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 to pray but it's also prompted calls by some m.p.'s for the west to rethink its policy in syria and iraq we have blood supplied some stuff in terms of communication to these people all of these people got a hold of this but only. types of niceness 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 by sil 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. limitations 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 sympathizes and for britain still very close to home. and. r.t. london. the u.k. is far from alone in having citizens ready to fight alongside the jihad as an iraq and syria be islam mix they consider too brutal even by al qaeda as cultivating an ever increasing fund base in europe in france the poll suggests fifteen percent of the population support the islamic state and a third of those are rage between eighteen and twenty four meaning the extremist

sentiment is most popular among young people some of the islamic states popularity is being attributed to its p.r. campaign on the web social media has been swarming with images of european landmarks serving as a backdrop for slogans such as long live the islamic state. russia's ban on importing certain european foods in response to western sanctions has triggered concern across the continent. in spain farmers crates of fruit burnt eve flags venting their anger at brussels some producers there are bracing for a sharp drop in prices choo-choo the recently imposed russian embargo trade unions say this will mean significant job losses and it's not just the concern of spanish farmers. nationally i think well for exams to the sanctions people are very

pessimistic no nobody explains to farmers what's happening they don't know what the future will hold right now we have no other market to send their produce to apart from the russian one i really disagree with the use decision to impose these sanctions on russia it was a big mistake because we never had any problems with russia. listen we're broke we've come to a dead end nobody cares about us except called nobody cares how much money we need how are we going to survive. the e.u. is planning to kushan the blow with up to one hundred twenty five million euro in compensation for producers the numbers however show this is only a drop in the ocean as the cost to the worst hit nations is expected to be up to nine times that amount. coming up here in our to international report on the child boxing debate in the u.s. stay with us.

trust me i like video games you could tell from my physique but they like all media can distort reality in the minds of kids and one swedish journalist in something very unusual to step his kids back into the real world journalist carl magnus held in sun seemed almost addicted to the legendary military first person shooter game call of duty so since they like killing people online with guns he decided to take them to the gaza strip to show them what war is all about mr helder and brought his boys to a refugee camp where they could see injured kids just like themselves getting their wounds to stop they got to see all the blood and tears apparently this in your face method of parenting works and his children have stopped their online war this strategy might sound a little extreme and we're all very expensive i can't afford to fly my family to israel to prove a point but sometimes we all the to be smacked in the face with reality as a man there's something attractive about roman conquests our ranks of musket fire and a pulley on

a conflicts those images are nice but the reality is blood and death and if more kids could have the same experience as a healthy family well we might have less war mongers around but that's just my opinion. as laughing at america because every single day jamie diamond think that is the american economy shows up the bloody great did you know that and they're saying oh it wasn't me that it wasn't me that this time. he loves the us the world will. 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 least social gray i contacted. you know everybody just said what a great little guy he was. and we just noticed over a period of a few months. he 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 autistic 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 and the mercury was off the end of the page i sort of freaked out i thought he's mercury

poisoning where did that mercury come from retest of the paint we tested the air i'd had the sawdust in my basement shop trust me to see it was there mercury and that talk to dr green about it tom what we were doing he said you don't have to look for where the murder is coming from we know where it's going from it's in the vaccines i'm sure and you. want to go. since i began practicing in one thousand nine hundred seventy five i saw one child with autism in the eighty's one child with autism in the early ninety's and then in the late ninety's i was literally flooded with patients jordan received a mercury far exceeding e.p.a. safety guidelines we know that mercury causes neurotoxicity there's no controversy about that does it cause autism it contributes to the damages that lead to heart.