anything that disrupts a loud sound like a professor saying something that doesn't agree with them they go into shock they go into stuff like meltdown. feeling the heat in the g. twenty world leaders are further some. protesters are already firing. a shot in the g. twenty summit in germany face the challenge of overcoming deep divisions in this. north korea united states. britain's military. ballistic missile tests. cnn's thread to reveal the creator of the viral trump wrestling club the internet community real.

international news center here in moscow this is you know me welcome to the program our top story six people have been arrested in a second night of protests ahead of the g. twenty summit in the german city of a porsche dealership was targeted in an arson attack destroying cars there police believe left wing activists protesting the event were behind the incident that all happened just a few hours before the first delegation for the g. twenty arrived by plane in burke. all of those participating are expected to be given a warm welcome let's take a look at why. is known for his starkly having some far left extremist living there are local police say they expect around eight thousand violent demonstrators to be

out in force that's after over one hundred seventy groups from right to run germany signed a call to protest and there have already been clashes against the g twenty meeting . well i'm here outside of relative floral grade floor it's one of the oldest school seen in germany people being squatting here since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine after the government said all the local city government said they wanted to redevelop the site while they fought tooth and nail with city authorities right up until twenty fourteen when the on to compensate lists and far left groups well they won and the city government backed down and said they could have the site it's now a cultural center and it's become one of the main jumping off points for this year's no to the g twenty demonstrations here you can see plenty of bonds around putting across the message that it's demonstrators want to give to those twenty world leaders as they arrive here in hamburg there's also places where people can

get information about where demonstrations are taking place as well. a plenty of those demonstrators are already making themselves heard here in hamburg this is a much more serene scene on wednesday evening in pubs we saw all the shoes day night they're doing it all under the watchful eye of a heavy police presence here expecting as many as twenty thousand police officers are more taking part in being called the largest police operation in recent truman memory however it was here on tuesday evening that things got ugly early on. i. guess i i. and it's not heavy police presence which i think is set to play a crucial role in how this g. twenty summit plays out you can see many offices many of the cleats vehicles all

around me here we've actually spoken to some demonstrators who said they think that the police presence could be what trick is demonstrators into violence however we shouldn't really kid ourselves he. we are expecting to see what's being called the biggest black bloc ever now the black bloc of the real hardline of the leftist groups now they're the ones that usually get involved whenever there's any major trouble in fact we have seen a lot of people from those organizations around those people involved in those type of of groups they were expecting to say even more now what we have seen is police said take part in a raid and which they collected a cache of weapons that was supposedly heading here perhaps to be used in the said demonstrations particularly the welcome to hell demonstration which is set to take place later on thursday now this cache of weapons included things like throwing knives brass knuckles baseball bats telescopic telescopic batons and precision

catapults which have been described by police as a potentially very dangerous weapon in the right all wrong hands depending on how you look at it it does seem that whilst there are all peaceful demonstrations taking place there is always the possibility that this could flare up it could boil over and we could see more violence i think it would be an eternal optimist i would think we'd get through to saturday and the g seven g twenty being finished without seeing more clashes between police and demonstrators. earlier ken livingston a former mayor of london spoke to the program he says violence can break when the police don't recognize people's right to have their voices heard peaceful protests that should never be interfered with the police should have a blockade i mean very few protesters are now with the. very often the violence that happens at demonstrations is because police tend to block a peaceful demonstration and working for the establishment not recognizing the

right to people to protest. tensions might not be restricted to the summit's walls because inside some leaders are not seeing eye to eye on a number of challenges facing the global community. china i don't want china dictating to me through china. we are left alone czech republic has taken twelve post in the hungry have taken back to me not good enough no. need.

everything will be made to benefit american workers protection will lead to great prosperity and strength. takes in this most recent. you can too. well in the build up to the g twenty s delegations arrival their accommodation also made the headlines in germany some claim the saudi royal family boogaard a whole luxury hotel for their team over king solomon later council his visit to the summit in hamburg while still leaving all one hundred fifty six rooms. of the hotel in question is located in the very center of the city with reports saying u.s. president donald trump was prevented from staying there because of the booking by

but trump was finally find a place to lay his head away from some of the other g. twenty participants. for the next number of days is this nineteenth century building now in the past it's welcome to high ranking guest such as former u.s. secretary of state henry kissinger dalia lama some reports say that. was previously transformed into a high security area was. the american president choosing the location but no three only reason. reports. c.n.n. learning just moments ago that president and russian president vladimir putin. meeting has now been upgraded it will now be a full fledged bilateral meeting well it's official a lot of we are putin and donald trump are finally meeting in person sending the

media into overdrive and they're billing this as nothing less than a historic encounter that will shape the world face to face meeting with who will likely get the most attention. the highly anticipated meeting will happen friday at the g. twenty summit sure this is an important meeting it's not that often that u.s. and russian presidents get to have a tete a tete and it's the perfect opportunity for putin and to discuss matters that do indeed shape the world likely to be on the agenda syria ukraine and disarmament but that's not why the media thinks this is going to be a big deal you think that the subject of russian interference in u.s. elections is going to come up well it certainly sure appears unlikely that the president will confront putin why on earth would he not send a very clear message to putin on that so we would be. going to convey to putin that he's weak so supposedly this is all about trump confronting putin on a legit russian interference in the u.s. presidential election plus him bearing those ever pesky accusations of being putin's puppet but how is trump supposed to do that if suppose for just one minute

none of that is true because the verdict still out a number of long running investigations have so far failed to deliver any real evidence or rock solid conclusions with you. ukraine with syria with north korea and the recent russian proposal for north korea i think there are a lot more important things to worry about than the favorite hobby horse of the democratic party in the united states they will do anything to keep this story alive i think the president should not discuss it with the russians there's an investigation alive there's still questions probably would even be inappropriate for trump to bring up the subject himself knowing that there's a live investigation about it out there and the two presidents have much to talk about it doesn't have anything to do with this increasingly fable filled story turned version headlines are some of the best click bait in town right now so far it's been all about meddling and collusion but the media is probably going to be left disappointed on that front this time let's hope they don't miss out on the

real story what progress if any is made uncle mobile issues. washington d.c. or one of those global issues syria is likely to come up with the g. twenty leaders hold their friends talks meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state has released this statement regarding the ongoing fight against eyes over there right because the it has more in some of the reaction to. well the tone of the statement was somewhat neutral more so than we've come to expect it was even corporative but there were its own twists and turns in it for example the united states said that it is open to working with russia on stablish a no fly zone over syria working out to gether a joint mechanism when the united states talks about no fly zones there's a lot of suspicion everybody remembers what happened in libya where the u.s. and its nato allies established

a no fly zone for humanitarian purposes to ease the suffering of civilians only for it to turn into a we fly you don't deserve where the united states bombed you know gadhafi his father his fighters his military anyone of wanted with impunity and nobody else could fly up in the skies it was also an interesting bit about chemical weapons where the united states said that russia has an obligation to stop assad from staging any further chemical attacks the key word here being further because it was never stablished for a fact that assad carried out any chemical attacks by an international body an international investigation take the latest attack that happened in april this year the o.p.c. w organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons which was investigating it then investigators didn't even go to the location to gather soil solve to establish

what this chemical attack was what the gas used was they were given those samples by rebels the other thing about chemical weapons is that washington says russia has an obligation by the same logic you could hold the united states responsible if any of its allies like the s.d.f. syrian kurds or for example the iraqi military if they resort to immoral or illegal methods of. well like torture the russian foreign ministry also warned that they have evidence that isis is preparing a provocation a full false flag chemical attack in syria to draw the united states in them on the topic of provocations and fake news the russian foreign ministry also expects a retraction and correction from c.n.n. we're talking about the boy that became iconic an icon of the battle of aleppo vod the civilians there went through with you know much of the big media mainstream media rallying behind him saying look this is what the russians and the syrians are

doing in aleppo and the russians have promised not to forget that story until a retraction and a correction is issued by c.n.n. also another big story of the week the u.s. is ramping up its threats against north korea over this secretive country's latest missile test donald trump's vowing consequences over what he describes as very odd behavior it follows washington's u.n. ambassador telling the security council that the u.s. was ready to use military action if necessary with the details for serious artie's killer. beaking to the fifteen member body here in manhattan at the united nations headquarters in the security council chamber u.s. ambassador nikki haley spoke strongly not just against north korea but against any country that she felt supports them now in her statements largely condemning the recent launch of a missile she went as far as to threaten the use of military force utilizing

military options the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces we will use them if we must the united states will soon submit a draft resolution to the u.n. security council and u.s. leaders say that if this resolution is not passed they will take action on their own the russian envoy he also spoke to the u.n. security council and he said sanctions are not the way out of the crisis. with. sanctions cannot be a cure all and this has been demonstrated by history so what we need here is to seek a political solution and be creative in our diplomacy we've proposed as i've said in my statement to work collectively. there has been a proposal from both russia and china to deescalate the situation on the peninsula

with not only north korea ending its nuclear proliferation and its testing of missiles but also the united states a getting rid of this bad missile system in the south and ending their provocative military exercises with south korea so a lot of different proposals being made the world is waiting to see this resolution that u.s. leader spoke of or we know that whedon's the korean and u.s. forces fired their own missiles into the sea of japan believed to be a warning shot towards north korea american official said afterwards that similar weapons systems could be easily deployed to the region of a deterrent. while north korea's launch has put nations on edge r t's been hearing from a list it's america's response which risks pushing the crisis into war the north korea launched a missile that wasn't intended to hurt anyone and it did not hurt anyone and what we saw at the united nations today was the continuation of the spectacle in which

the united states and her increasingly few hours are using by an international body of peace as a client of global apartheid to justify and rubberstamp wars and saying sions which amount to war they're going to be watching today's proceedings they're going to hate the united states even more than they already do they'll see russia and china is countries which don't necessarily always agree with them countries which on allies to them but countries which do not wish them and the people home countries that want to engage in peace the countries that could end up saving north korea from american aggression and they will smile upon that surely they're not provoking the international community that's the spin based on washington's dominance in the international community at the united nations just three weeks ago the united states carried out a bomb a nuclear bomb dropping drill bits simulated the nuclear destruction of north korea nobody called their provocative where north korea sends off

a missile test saying we're not going to be bullied that's provocative so you know the question the narrative of north korea's provocations in and provocative activity in the face of the united states and south korea carrying out the largest war exercises in the world simulating the destruction the invasion and destruction of north korea while that's never considered a provocation and that just doesn't ring true that's a double standard and we need to stop accepting the dominant narrative offered by washington. so indeed and its missiles have again been stealing headlines over the past few days but some outlets have a partly not being so kerf with their stories sources using tweets from a fake news account in north korea.

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that. come along from iraq. twenty one minutes into the program welcome back they internet communities turning on c.n.n. after the news channel said it made this close the identity of the alleged creator of the viral mean featuring donald trump wrestling it's a logo here's a few notable responses the multi-billion dollar t.v. network blackmailing a private citizen into not making funny videos about it is not journalism c.n.n. donald's happy day keep the tweets coming through something self evidently creepy bullying and heavy handed about a large news organization publicly announcing they will expose someone's identity

if it ever again publishes concerns on the internet that the network deems inappropriate objects. well this is a twitter spawn thoughts escalated sharply since the video was first posted by donald trump the next day c.n.n. said it had truck done the clips creator on attempted to make contact now that individual then supposedly posted an apology on the news our group dating website read it but pleaded for c.n.n. to keep his identity quiet the child pointed out that no threats were made but it reserves the right to reveal who's behind the clip if another is made not by the internet communities rallying to the guy's defense with a slew of new c.n.n. memes one section on reddit alone has over fourteen followers and followers.

i thought it was wrong markable but c.n.n. found this the reddit user who created think if well here's how c.n.n. has since responded to the accusations it say's that the person's name has not yet been disclosed because of safety concerns and the assumption of blackmailing him is falls we spoke exclusively to a moderator for the reddit website which is where the clip originated he asked us to conceal his identity. just say you're the sky high on a solo the guy who posted the original gif it would be frightening if i were him

and i received random phone calls random emails from c. mail out of nowhere i would not be super enthusiastic about c.n.n. one of the largest news communities in the world sending out boy threats about telling you to stop doing what you want to do on the internet policy and has no right to do that c.n.n. has all the internet against them right now and one organizations attack freedom of speech and never ends up well for them and make no mistake about it this is an attack on the internet and c.n.n. has informally declared war on it in return we need to hit c.n.n. we're hurts and told or ever tells you that you do not approve of them by running ads on their network our site right now on the right of people who are pushing the c.n.n. black milk hash tag that are exposing c.n.n. for the fraud news network that they are on are doing the right thing.

the gulf crisis is deepening with the saudi led bloc reaffirming that it will continue to blockade qatar and the meeting in cairo saudi arabia bahrain egypt on the u. they said that guitar's response to their list of demands lacked any substance for its part time maintains the saudi public is simply trying to label a political rival as a terrorist. but the. response was negative on the whole but it did not lay the foundations for cattles abandonment of the policies office use most of the where all of the often it was. but. was acutely designed to generate. in the us what other countries fear to get us. living. well here are some of the demands which the four countries are insisting on they want qatar to cut its ties with iran

a militant groups who are considered by the saudis and their allies as terrorists guitars also being told to shut down a turkish military base on its territory the thirteen point list also calls in qatar to close its international news item its including al-jazeera and the saudi led bloc wants to cease contacts with political opposition groups in their respective countries well qatar may look tiny on the map but it's quite an influential regional player the us has two military bases near the capital one of which is its largest in the region turkey also has a military base there the only one outside its territory also partnered with iran in running the world's largest natural gas field which spawns their territorial waters. meanwhile the u.s. leaders held a phone call with the egyptian president urging a resolution to the crisis president trump though has some self accuse qatar of funding terrorism number of times lately most recently during a political fundraiser from which an audio clip was leaked to the intercept news

website. of. the. i. say use us policies towards guitar proving to be contradictory. we've seen from this administration that there are at least three four different policies the white house has one policy the state department has another policy and the pentagon and cia have different policies it's the same in syria and iraq it's the same with cutter while it's a president has been very vocal against the u.s. military has been very supportive of qatar because the biggest airbase in the region that they have there which is a forward operating base percent called so the u.s. military a very pro crafter well it's a president has been news a lot of people by tweeting and speaking against carter almost on

a daily basis no legitimate state can give our sovereignty like that saudi arabia is effectively asking carter is to stand down on the foreign policy shut down news channel shut down news websites and hand over all the reins of state infrastructure to the saudis that seems unacceptable to the countries. on r.t. . income inequality wage stagnation gerrymandering of political districts polarization you know the lack of effectiveness in congress there are these are well documented trends going back decades and now they're really acute and manifest to the point where people describe the system is being seized with a kind of paralysis. there's

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