the minority america hundreds gather in central london demanding the resignation of the prime minister three said may at the day of rage protests. plus russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says he's still waiting for an explanation from washington after a syrian military jet was shot down near the city of raka. and u.s. military advisers in afghanistan are finding themselves increasingly under fire from the people they've been training and those stories coming up right now.

it's wednesday june twenty first five pm in washington d.c. natasha weeks and you're watching r.t. america well we begin this hour with a major display of discontent across the u.k. following a devastating grunfeld tower tragedy well today hundreds of protesters took to the streets blaming the government for its own response to the deadly fire one week ago today the twenty four story high rise caught fire killing dozens of people trapped inside many are still missing and for those lucky to survive now searching for new homes british prime minister trista may apologize for the tragedy and many of the government failed in its duty to help those affected the support on the ground the families in the initial hours was not good enough people were left without belongings without heads without even basic information about what had happened what they should do that was a failure of the state local and national to help people when they needed it most

as prime minister i apologize for that. and as prime minister i've taken responsibility for doing what we can to put things right. the massive fire broke out last wednesday and was only put out more than twenty four hours later the death toll currently stands at at least seventy nine people theresa may and her government have been widely criticized for not doing enough huge crowds gather in central london today demanding her resignation laura smith is on the streets of london where she's been speaking with protesters we have a right in westminster ten kilometers from shepherd's bush those people are understandably quite tired but they have found the energy to keep on shouting and they are currently blocking off the main road that leads off to westminster bridge the westminster bridge off to the right as you're seeing on your screen and of course the house of parliament just behind me yeah i'd say they've reached back a destination because of course the aim the stated aim of the organizers of this

protest is to take down the government they want to shut down london which they have done fairly effectively and take down the government not say what they had they try to turn them right turn is also hell and they sure to tell me i'm old it was coming here. and not just there were the victims of war and so. forth for the one who wrote the people can the rest of the government will be able to do it in the tradition of the civil rights movements like it's almost a six mile walk in blazing heat but we feel like it has to be done that this government can no longer have authority over people's lives because they always will put profit before people are the primary race of ation for this protest as you heard that is to show people's discussed the tragedy that happened to grunfeld how the fire in which we understand that seventy nine people have been killed but the

death toll could be a lot more and in fact i've just been handed this piece of paper by a very quiet man who said he's not here to protest he just wants to find his friend she lived in grunfeld. it's got a face across that his name started number he said he just wants to find him or to know whether he's dead or notes of course this protest has been motivated by the fact that it's the queen's speech today the queen made opening of parliament earlier today which is approved a convenient date for these protests is to come forward they told me earlier that the opening of parliament suggested that she released in may it's business as usual but they said business as usual is scots racism and divisiveness and they don't want to carry on any more very briefly turn slightly north outside downing street a bit of a scuffle as people try to get to the gates but still a very peaceful and well policed protest but we don't know if that will continue we

understand that lots more people will be joining these ones round about now just a little bit later on so we'll have to see how it pans out the rest of the alternator this friday will mark one year since you came voted to leave the e.u. the event is often referred to as bracks it and because of this historic event are to america will bring you a special report from london hosted by ed schultz larry king and lindsey france don't miss it this friday from four pm to six pm eastern standard time now to a developing story out of flint michigan where the f.b.i. is looking at terrorism as a possible motive after a police officer was. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued

a severe thunderstorm warning for north central atlantic county in southern new jersey west central ocean county in southern new jersey camden county in southern new jersey north central gloucester county in southern new jersey burlington county in southern new jersey until five forty five pm at five o one pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near bristol to near mount laurel to national park moving southeast at fifty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source trained weather spotters numerous downed trees and wires have been reported in pottstown green lean in franconia montgomery county four hundred four fifteen pm additional downed trees were reported in red township in northern delaware county around four thirty five pm impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and that includes gloucester city cherry hill mount laurel willingboro one of these medford lindenwold amount in lumberton more beechwood woodbury billington bristol

mount holly berlin tabernacle shimmering and magnolia stone has a history of producing wind damage for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm for the following counties in new jersey glen take burlington camden gloucester and ocean. to europe and carried out some significant major terror incidents here on the mainland including one cell that was linked to eisele which was behind the attacks here in paris in november two thousand and fifteen that killed a hundred and thirty people now four months later another cell that was linked to that cell then carried out a series of coordinated attacks in brussels in which thirty two civilians were killed here's a reminder of those attacks in belgium just over

a year ago. was. that attack on tuesday evening in brussels came just a day off that yet another attempted attack here in the heart of paris on the show a man in a van that was full of petrol and also contained was rammed into a police vehicle on one of the busiest streets the seans elisei in the heart of paris now that caused another explosion and again the suspect was neutralized at the scene no more details have been emerging about that man he is apparently a thirty one year old he was known to police and not only was he known to police he was actually on

a wanted watch list now despite being on not wanted watch list it turns out that the thirty one year old actually had a gun permit and questions and now being raised about how he was able to have a gun permit and to be on not wanted watch list at the same time. to afghanistan where u.s. military advisors are finding themselves increasingly under fire from the people they've been training in to recent incidents alone three u.s. soldiers were killed and seven more injured artie's moran gas dia reports. that shane joint afghan and nato military base it's here that the taliban infiltrated turned his gun on coalition troops injuring seven american soldiers everyone who knew him or was friends with him is now under investigation being question though the base itself is still operational and training continues what we can safely say is that from now on after this latest incident american troops will

be looking at their afghan allies with just that little bit more suspicion. green on blue attacks when afghan forces either infiltrators or defectors purposefully fire on coalition troops it's been a taliban tactic for years this is an achievement for the mujahideen who have managed to create mistrust among the enemy forces such attacks peaked during a bomb as troops it got super bad that the rewrote the book on security. oh. no not at. first american soldiers training afghans were assigned bodyguards then all coalition troops were ordered to have their weapons looted at all times afghan recruits were made to go through an

eight step vetting process while an inquisition like body purged anyone deemed radical yet here we are. some breaking news out of afghanistan three u.s. service members are dead a fourth wounded after a shooting reportedly carried out by a member of the afghan military terrorist seven u.s. army soldiers that have been wounded in northern afghanistan now this comes a week after three u.s. army soldiers were killed in a similar incident to a deadly at. back on american soldiers two attacks in the span of a week children with three soldiers killed seven wounded in an fire sure it's nothing like two thousand and twelve when green on blue violence killed or injured more than one hundred troops but the situation was different then there were fifteen times as many americans in afghanistan and the taliban was losing not so

now i understand it's my responsibility we're not winning in afghanistan right now the taliban is resurgent taking over vast swaths of afghanistan islamic state is also spreading across the country the afghan army the coalition a beset by challenges time for another troop surge. some additional forces from the united states who come to afghanistan to take part in training and advising our national forces if one hundred and forty thousand troops couldn't win this war what difference will four thousand make would be four thousand troops americans cannot defeat the taliban in afghanistan they just want the fighting to continue so they can achieve their goals. with more american troops in afghanistan people will get more frustrated and insecurity will increase afghans a pessimistic they've heard it all before the public says of security victory at

the end of the day how do you win a war when you can't even tell which of your allies is going to shoot you in the back where i guess d.f. . from kabul afghanistan meanwhile a government watchdog agency is accusing the pentagon of wasting twenty eight million dollars of taxpayers' money on what they're calling inappropriate uniforms for the afghan army the special special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction issued a seventeen page. on tuesday detailing the so-called inappropriate force camouflage uniform despite the fact that forests make up only two point one percent of afghanistan's terrain know as national climatic data center characterizes the country as mountainous experiencing both cold and snowy winters and hot and dry summers afghanistan is described as being within the desert climate classification according to the reports

a former defense minister quotes liked what he saw online the uniforms were then chosen by the afghan defense ministry and coming up on r.t.e. a russian defense minister or has his plane bugged by nato jets that report coming up the brain. dead they can. not leave the. goal after the liberation it's just all your life but over there. it's not for me it's like medicine it's like the antidote for the stress that the new zealander redacted tonight is where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to

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a. search of defense minister has had two encounters with nato jacks in just one day offline over the neutral waters of the baltic sea the first happened while sergei shore who was flying through the russian city of collin in grad and this video was filmed from his plane by journalists but you can see a nato f. sixteen jet flying just meters from the wind to a russian aircraft in squeeze between them to ward off the fighter artie's medina has the details as you have just seen from the video

a nadir sixteen fighter jet has tried to approach of the russian defense ministers plane flying above the neutral waters of the baltic sea now russian as you twenty seven which was a scoring thing in ministers' aircraft got in its way and tried to let its wings apparently showing that it is all armed right after the ads of the sixteen flew away now the minister was on route to the russian city of kaliningrad the baltic sea for a scheduled working meeting and this incident was the first. reported by touring all those who were on board of the aircraft sid and such like apparently become more frequently just this a monday a u.s. spy a plane flying toward the russian border made a provocative turn toward a baltic fleet as you twenty seven which had been scrambling for an interest option mission and encounters of such sort also took place right at the beginning of this

june the russians will be back well those words came from former homeland security secretary jeh johnson today as he testified before the house intelligence committee as part of the russia probe even though evidence of the so-called russian hack have yet to be produced at one point during the hearing johnson could not assure the committee of any proof the russians hacked or altered the twenty six thousand presidential election take a listen to that exchange at the time you separated from service in january. twenty seventh c. you have seen no evidence that the russians were successful at changing. voter tallies or voter totals correct at the time you separated from service in january twentieth seventeen had you seen any evidence that donald trump or any member of his campaign colluded conspired to coordinated with the russians or anyone else to infiltrate or impact our infrastructure.

not beyond. what has been out there open source and not beyond anything that i'm sure this committee has already seen and heard before directly from the intelligence community so anything i'd have on that is derivative of what the intelligence community has and the law enforcement community. johnson also told the committee that u.s. voting systems are still vulnerable to future cyber attacks and is urging for quick solutions well russia's foreign minister says he's still waiting for an explanation from washington after a syrian military jet was shot down near the city of raka sergey lavrov stressed the pentagon continues to treat various terror groups differently for. the facts we show that the u.s. is really tows it's an i suppose it's what we don't recall america bombing so actively. so whatever it's called it's constantly changing its name but it doesn't

change its nature as the. and russia has a sense halted cooperation with the u.s. in syria and its pulled out of the agreement to prevent collisions in syrian air space all these events come in the backdrop of president trump promised many times during the campaign to back off the u.s. is interventionist policy artie's jacqueline takes a look at trump's promises trump made it clear that defeating terrorism and putting an end to the trend of u.s. interventions in the middle east were top priorities so he opted for granting more power to the military what i do is i authorized by military we have the greatest military in the world ok but if it helps eradicate eisel what's the problem well first we have the us training and giving arms to a bunch of anti-government forces one of them the new syrian army would really like to topple assad.

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scant evidence as you say that anything of substance actually happened. in terms of alleged russian hacking or meddling with the election so i think what you're going to see is a move instead towards investigation into whether trump obstructed justice by trying to somehow interfere with the investigation of the russia gate scandal if you can follow me on that you know so. and we certainly we know that hillary clinton who as you know lothian lection she stated strongly that she thought restive played a part in the election and trey gowdy this morning actually had a very interesting point he said if clinton was a victim to a so called crime then why not turn over the server the d.n.c. never turned over the server to law enforcement so do you think she really sees rest of the reason as to why she lost the election or is she merely using russia as her scapegoats. well i do believe that she's using it as her scapegoat we actually know this from

a book called shattered which came out by some folks written by some folks who worked on the clinton campaign in new and talked about the fact that she and her campaign concocted this whole russia gate idea after she lost the election in order to essentially you know deflect. attention from her own shortcomings as a candidate and in fact the interesting thing is right after the election right after it before she thought of this russia scheme she in a moment of candor said what really destroyed her campaign in the eleventh hour was the james komi letter three weeks before the election in which comey said he was still investigating her for her unsecured personal e-mail server if you recall that sound like two and full there i mean the whole political game but we know back

in april after back taylor said the u.s. and russia all time low in the past two decades it seems as though relations between the two countries were on their way to a better place but again this so-called investigation washington has rather villainize russia even though again no evidence has been found so what's your take on the recent hostility over in syria between the u.s. and russia. well i'm very concerned as you say. it looked like there was some chance. in trump's administration for a repro show with russia something that i think is just makes common sense frankly . and now i do believe because of this rush to get the pushing of this russia gate scandal both by the democrats and by the media that it seems that the trumpet ministration now feels it's got to prove that it didn't collude with russia by now being in tag is stick towards it so now you see that the plane was shot down the

syrian plane was shot down by u.s. forces over syria which really upset the russians you see today. u.s. fighter plane intercepted a plane which was flying the defense minister of russia somewhere over kaliningrad so you see the tensions are mounting and this is exactly what a lot of us fear that's why i've been speaking out against is why i wrote this book the plot to scapegoat russia because i fear that no matter what happens with the russia gate scandal again even if it disappears which i think it will this hostility that's been built up against russia will remain and i think it is pushing us closer to a confrontation that i don't think any of us want and to add to that i mean the u.s. has now brought it sanctions against russia now one hundred sixty individuals and more than four hundred companies are on it. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov reacted saying quote i can only express my regret at the probe sesson of our u.s.

colleagues so what's your take do you think this is all merely political sense trump has received much backlash when he pressed relations with russia since his campaign days. i think there's two things at least two things going on one is political one is the russia gate scandal which i think is pushing the white house into feeling a need to be more confrontational with russia there may be a more nefarious explanation as well which i fear and that is that there are some. there are some people in the government in the u.s. government who have wanted. a confrontational stance towards russia one to justify our gross continued military buildup. i think there may be even some who wants a military confrontation with russia. i mean the economic system is in

crisis and i fear there are some people who may think a war will get us out of it obviously i oppose such reasoning but i think you cannot count out the fact that there are people pushing in that direction and the tensions are mounting with any nato in general just have to wait and see what happens. there and professor at international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of law thank you so much for your time thank you so much. yemen is now experiencing what the un has described as the worst cholera outbreak on the planet more than one hundred seventy thousand people have been infected in two months and at least eleven hundred have died well that adds to the already dire situation in the country caused by the saudi led war on who the rebels which is entirely manmade and also makes treating the epidemic much more difficult are. reports there is no good news coming out of yemen these days the country has

plummeted by the saudi onslaught against the who with the rebels which has left at least ten thousand people killed almost seven million yemenis many of them children are on the brink of starvation not only they have no access to food but clean water as well another ten million cannot even afford to buy food thanks to air sea and land bloke aid instrumented. and now from bad to worse it's also as the outbreak of cholera described by the world health organization as unprecedented and the worst humanitarian crisis on earth numbers are also terrifying there are at least one hundred seventy two thousand infected eleven hundred forty two people dead since april and a person is dying every hour from the disease. of h w h o a spokesman said that if you look at the numbers we're talking close to two thousand suspected cases a day color isn't demick in yemen it's currently the largest color outbreak that we have in the world you can do it by saying it is difficult in a situation where

a country has a health system that is collapsing there is simply no money in the budget and health facilities are not having money to run their daily operations there's also the issue of waste collection that obviously affects the quality of water and access to clean water and of quote and water is definitely the biggest stumbling block here koehler is the kind of disease which could be easily treated by replacing lost fluids straight away and it's not patients can die within hours but it's not only the infected cannot get access to clean water. part of the treatment color itself is being transmitted through contaminated water the w.h.o. said in a statement that to date it has helped to set up one hundred forty four diarrhoea treatment centers two hundred six rehydration points along with more than one thousand eight hundred beds for the color of patients but admits it's not enough and that it's sixty six million dollars short of providing adequate help to the population the u.n. officials say that if the situation remains an attended the number of infected might climb over three hundred thousand mark by the end of the summer and it's

really hard to see where the help would come from since the two year long saudi led war against the kuwaitis not only destroyed much of the health care system but also made sure the w.h.o. and humanitarian workers cannot get inside the country to provide help but despite numerous vocal cries by human rights activists official u.n. bodies and a handful of pundits and commentators refuses to back down and let the rest of the world help preventing the seemingly inevitable collapse of the twenty seven million population. with warning from washington d.c. . coming up on our new footage of the shooting and killing of steel has sparked outrage to take a deeper look in our race in america segment coming up and i. think

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the storm is best of all for science and arts in norway stephen hawking among others talked about the threats we face on our earth and why it's imperative we search for habitats on another planet and how our chance of survival depends on it we get more on these star studded events from parties trying to. annual star miss festival is underway in norway where renowned scientist stephen hawking says the human race could risk dying if we don't colonise on a new planet earth just keep coming true. the resources are being. alert but this isn't the first time that hawking has cautioned that a disaster happening to the planet is near he explained that we run the chance of extinction from numerous different threats spanning from climate change to genetically engineered viruses it was just last month that he warned mankind we only have one hundred years left on earth we have never let it go this asterisk.

rhodesian temperatures really cool. deforestation and guess invasion as animals. it is true. or similar systems. don't mean the only thing. the fourth star mistrustful celebrates astronomy is space exploration and chemistry physics art and medicine artie's larry king host of the iconic event to discuss the topics he hosted a panel of discussions with various notable professionals all leading in their field including famed film director and producer all over stone and renowned astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson who just became the first american to receive the stephen hawking medal ties and shared his thoughts on the future so you turn to for mars which we've turned it into earth and then you go to mars and but here's the problem if you have the power of july engineering to turn mars into earth then you have the power to turn earth back into earth. for no matter what you do to it.

so maybe the journey of which you speak is not a journey of distance into space it's a journey in wisdom of how to become better shepherds of our civilization but it wasn't all serious talk larry king joked with us panelists and had the crowd laughing when he asked for our movie director oliver stone about how technology has impacted the movie industry in movies that made him better in the thirty's. as in the technology made movie nothing changes it's all both talking about facade fashion interests internet life you know the world is not getting smaller if you will make it get smaller it will but then you're putting yourself in a tighter hole i think it should get bigger. as in technology as in technology improves the film that's what they say.

as in technology improves the film business yes it's a house. thank you all of those sounds like a contradiction but you have to understand though hawking as an advocate of searching for habitat on another planet he did however admit that there are some rest so the kind of space exploration that he is calling for and we don't know what or who we will find when we get there reporting in new york trinity chavez are taking. in arizona despite excessive heat this week hundreds of inmates are being housed in phoenix's infamous tent city jail the local sheriff's office released a statement yesterday saying they'll take the precautions necessary to mitigate the impact of any severe weather all this comes as temperatures in phoenix soared to one hundred ninety degrees yesterday eclipsing the previous record of one hundred sixty degrees for this date in april this year of stated he would dismantle the

housing area within six months and on june seventh he tweeted workers were dismantling the last standing tent this year county's web site describes the conditions in the tent city same inmates are subjected to the elements and housed in military style tents adding the tents are reserved for those working on chain gangs. well dash cam video of a minnesota officer shooting a black man last year has been made public this video is sparking outrage amongst many members of the black community and this comes days after the officer was acquitted of any wrongdoing in the death of steel thirty two year old nutrition services supervisor at an elementary school in minnesota here's ashley banks with race in america more on this story actually for decades african-americans have been the victims of police brutality these are just some of the faces that meet national headlines there are several others who you've never heard of lynchings maybe

a thing of the past but many are calling these killings a modern day a lynchings and they believe we have quite a ways to go before things change i'm actually banks and you're watching a race in america philander steel was shot in front of his girlfriend and her four year old daughter during a traffic stop last year on july sixth two thousand and sixteen distills girlfriend diamond reynolds use facebook live to capture the moments occurring right after he was shocked causing his sells death to making national headlines sparking reaction around the globe we now have a. access to the dash cam video and we can hear officer yan as and is still exchanging words right before the shooting took place take a lesson. to learn from. the . richardson go for know.

his fellow informed officer again as he had a gun on him an officer and as pan am telling him to not pull it out himself said he wasn't reaching for his gun and then we see also her again as fatally shooting has failed shortly after the shooting all three and as was charged with manslaughter and reckless and discharge of a firearm however after five days and twenty five hours of deliberation and a seven man a five woman jury found him not guilty of either charge. the national weather service in mount holly jersey has issued a severe phone or storm warning for northern atlantic county in southern new jersey central ocean county in southern new jersey southeastern camden county in southern

new jersey selfe eastern burlington county in southern new jersey six fifteen pm it's five thirty six pm so if your phone or storms were located along the long extending from near cedar glen lakes chatsworth in the action moving east of forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source trained weather spotters numerous downed trees and wires have been reported in eastern pennsylvania between four hundred five pm additional damage in burlington and camden counties in southwestern jersey has been reported between five hundred five thirty pm impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include barner gets a mountain tucker to surf city action waiting river warm grove chatsworth morton state forest denver lake cedar glen leagues whiting brookfield bass river state forest bastow and halfway new gretna penn state forest beach haven west and pine

ridge at crestwood the storm has a history of producing wind damage for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following counties in new jersey to blame tick burlington camden and ocean. region this injustice is where police commit cold blooded murder one on camera and then they are quoted that they are slapped on the wrist and nothing happens to them so. that is built on on terrorizing and intimidating and controlling people of color and poor people that is that have spawned this type of policing. and not a recap of history and how the police were formed in the fact that you're saying that they're here to police the minority isn't essential

a terrorize in some ways was this news of officer acquittal i shocked. no it hasn't shocked me at all i mean the police have gone on countless occasions just recently the families of slain of children and loved ones slain by the police. mit. in the midwest for the first time and they didn't even realize that there were so many of them and that they all had the same experience with moon forcemeat regardless of what state they came from and the only thing that the state will do to keep things quiet is to throw money at the families and settle the cases and give them money and hope that it will go away and everyone will get what's happening so. no i'm not surprised that this discworld happened and it will continue to happen in two communities control. the police in their communities and to there's accountability to the people in the community to

police held accountable. you mention a good point when it comes to these cases we see this happen time and time again obviously the acquittal of this officer in the land ok skills case is not the first time we've seen an acquittal but usually families they will file the civil lawsuits and they'll get millions of dollars but the community and the family are saying this money it's not enough to keep us quiet or for us to forget exactly what happened to our family member now i want to talk about the jury selection which consisted of seven men and five women and only two of the jurors were black the rest of the jury members were white now do you believe this had a major impact on the outcome. oh of course a person social being determines did thinking the problem with white supremacy is that white folks are in denial that it exists the problem with white skin privilege

is that white people europeans take for granted the privileges and freedoms they exercise on a daily basis that could very well take the life of a person of color. so. we need to understand the dialectics the dynamics in the history of white supremacy in america in order to correct it but we can't do that when when when when when white people the majority of white america is into nial of racism and white supremacy that they try to formulate it as if it's individual. thing as if it's a person hating another person as an individual it's not dead it's the systematic it's institutional and in many ways it's been passed on in the d.n.a. of both the oppressed than the oppressors in america and that's been proven that that trauma this passed on from one generation to the next begins to affect the the social pattern in the social behavior of the children's of that environment so we

need to really understand what's happening here america has been weaned on white supremacy in white male privilege and it's hard for them to accept culpability in the murder of innocent black people or even to deal with the humanity of african people at all so so the fact that this police officer initially described. the victim as to as as a as suspicious as a person that was wanted for armed robbery because of his african features because he had a wide no. and so you know that makes that makes every african black male in america suspect if you have a wide nose that means you're under suspicion. being suspicious you know so so we need to understand what more enforcement means in this country we need to understand that we are living now in the state in the in a country to suppress war around the world that has divided the world into military

zones and that has soldiers placed in over three hundred localities around the planet paper about and when i want to take it back a bit too out last friday when the officer involved in the philanthropist was acquitted it the state's actually the city is still saying anthony mentioned that they were going to dismiss him from law enforcement i want to quickly read you a quote from the city it said the city of same anthony has concluded that the public will be best served if the officer yann as as no longer a police officer in our city the terms of this agreement will be negotiated in the near future so details are not available at this time now in your opinion how does this make sense the officer was acquitted and then the city is saying we no longer want you a part of our law enforcement and it was just a big contradiction well no this is what i was saying the mission we need to understand that the police unions are the ones that are controlling the political

and in need who are out of of the state of the state and local. municipalities and the police union contracts that deal to walk away the way he's walking moving police can kill you and you can and they can't be asked questions by a prosecutor or or or or or a state for seventy two hours whereas if you were to be accused of of a crime such as murder they will be trying to get a testimony out of witnesses immediately after the fact we have to understand that although the police offices police officer was terminated. with that department that doesn't mean he can't go somewhere else and get a job i don't know if his if this sort of case in was was was was revoked

i don't know and we don't know those details just like just yet to rube obviously they're going to release that soon but it looks like we ran out of time i greatly appreciate that was at durban one had black liberation army co-founder and co-chair of the national committee to combat police terrorism that was race in america i'm ashley banks don't forget to follow me on twitter at ashley banks underscore r t back to you natasha. playing in of elements out of virginia where the gunman who opened fire at a republican baseball team reportedly had a storage locker with more than two hundred rounds of ammunition inside the gunman james hodgkinson allegedly visited the ammunition storage locker daily and less than an hour before he shot over sixty rounds at team members including congressman steve scalise last week a list of names was also found on hodgkinson. evidence collection those four indicates that the shooter had been in alexandria area since march two thousand and seventeen on the morning of wednesday june fourteenth. who was living in his

vehicle in the parking lot of the y.m.c.a. at the east monroe avenue address is believed to have x. it is with weapons. one being the s k s seven point six two millimeter caliber rifle and a nine millimeter handgun through which he had a holster on his body. however an f.b.i. official declined to characterize the document as a hit list saying this was not an act of terror congressman foley is has undergone several surgeries and is now listed in fair condition a staffer lobbyist's into a school he says security officers were also injured in the attack. a large swarm of earthquakes have hit below so national park over the past week the park is home to eight massive super volcano erupt at any time so is the swarm warning us about a looming disaster artie's put it to santo joins me live from los angeles with the

details so brigitta how many earthquakes have hit on this week. and tosh of the u.s. geological survey has tallied up over five hundred earthquakes in that area in the past week now this warm began on june twelfth and it is currently ongoing swarms are incredibly common in this area in fact they account for about fifty percent of all of the seismic activity in yellowstone and these are quakes that are ranging from four point five in magnitude to two below zero so i'm not sure whether there is much cause for concern right now i do want to mention that this is a super volcano with a thick continental crust that causes large build ups of magma and it's capable of producing a magnitude eight you rupture in on the volcanic explosive eighty index that means the explosion could be twenty five hundred times larger than the mount st helens eruption in one nine hundred eighty which is regarded as the largest and most deadly eruption in u.s. history now i spoke with somebody

a scientist that oversees this yellowstone area from the u.s. geological survey take a listen to what he had to say yellowstone is an active system it's had enormous directions in the past it's had a lot of smaller eruptions when you have an enormous direction you automatically get called. because you had a super eruption but yellowstone has lots of different kinds of eruptions and so even if it was joined does erupt. chances are it's not going to be anything that's devastating consequence. so they have in atocha he's not sure that a super eruption will take place but it is possible that an eruption on a smaller scale could take place there and what are the likelihood that yellowstone supervolcano will erupt. so this is a volcano that's erupted only three times in history in fact the first one was about two million years ago followed by another one one million years ago and was recently about six hundred forty thousand years ago so it is due for an eruption

based on that schedule however the scientists there did assure me that there's only about a one in seven hundred thirty thousand chance that we will see an eruption take place any time soon right past the information thank you so much for he to santos live from our los angeles bureau. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is like the hit series orange is the new black terran man and here's a preview of what's to come it's the most successful most of these i think it is. you know that we do feel a game due to the numbers why is he doing it i think you know not so i get to like three real spiritual on a bad thing sometimes it's like just stars aligned reviewable you get the right group of like spears together and off we go that's one part of looking at it you know that's one way or if you want to go technical in civic obviously it's

a testament to the writing and is amazing just read a quote in the best way like very courageous in my love it's just what she stands for she's very decisions very brave and. yeah i don't i don't know why bunch of women who. watching the hawks is coming up next right here on our team america for joins us for a quick preview tara actually it stops that. i want to my thoughts on the house where we're going to uncover some some pretty major whoppers the mainstream media and the military industrial complex is talking heads i've been telling over the airwaves and we're going to look at how money and news media has been influencing political campaigns and finally sean stone talks with the now movie and speaker of the national assembly to help shine some light on a largely forgotten genocide you don't want to miss it absolutely not have a great show thanks so much ted with thanks to josh and that is it for now for more

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