your partner. coming up on our team president donald trump signs a russian same actions until all the calls them seriously flawed we look at where u.s. and russia relations go from here. and baltimore police are under fire after body camera footage once again appears to show officers planting advantage. in a baltimore resit every fuse is a million dollar settlement from the city she tells us her story of her fight for justice. it's thursday august third four pm in washington d.c.

i'm actually banks and you're watching our team america we began today with president trump signing a bill to impose new sanctions on iran north korea and russia and effectively limiting his options on overturning future sanctions that alone led many to believe trump would not sign the legislation but judging by his own reaction he seemed to have no choice and even despite that many active and former politicians have already said this could be a big mistake and terms of finding the rift between the white house and capitol hill are to select a report. president signed the countering america's adversaries through sanctions act congress has encroached on the power of the presidency and he signs it in the interest of national unity even the language in this statement by the white house spokesperson suggested that trump signed off on the new sanctions bill against iran north korea and russia which also limited his own powers when it comes to sanctions against his will and the big question now is who actually benefits from the new

legislation and deep state the neo cons and the media are very very powerful and they can put a lot of pressure on a president so they have ganged up on him it is a terrible bill. it benefits the people of no country not the united states not germany not all three or italy not russia not syria not not any of the people i do believe that these sanctions are out of keeping with the traditions of the united states and how our government functions it is easy to see trump basically had no choice but to sign off on the build especially if you look at how the legislation was voted for on the hill overwhelming yes in both the house and the senate and the president's reaction was quite telling while i favor tough measures to punish and did so aggressive and to stimulating behavior by iran north korea and russia this legislation significantly flawed its haste to pass the

legislation to congress included a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions. a number of provisions but to displace the president's exclusive constitutional authority on thursday morning the president continues to raid suggesting in a tweet that the congress is to blame for what he called old time low relations with russia which in his view was also dangerous there are a lot of questions about the new bill who would actually benefit from it would it really hurt the intended targets will europe's negative reaction to it be even considered in washington but probably the most important matter now is how will trump work with the congress especially after one of his major campaign promises the new health care bill was killed on the hill but the rift between the president and lawmakers has been evident for months with punches flying from left and right what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for i worry about the president's understanding of some of these issues. he's

a race baiting zina phobic religious bigot and a ludicrous pretend for his hate campaign this president does not care about the united states of america a constitutional crisis looming may be well might be too early to tell but clearly the toxicity and ties between the white house and the capitol hill does little for making america great again. reporting from washington d.c. the taliban suicide bomber killed two u.s. service members in kandahar afghanistan wednesday according to nato and the pentagon the two u.s. soldiers were traveling in a nato convoy and when the attacker set off of the last killing them officials would not provide information about how many of the blast injured this attack brings the u.s. death toll to nine in afghanistan for twenty seven tina there are currently eight thousand four hundred u.s. troops in afghanistan with a nato troop contingent of thirteen thousand five hundred president trump said he

is considering disappointing an additional four thousand troops to afghanistan to curtail the taliban gains and the longest war and u.s. history. there are renewed hope today that peace efforts have taken a significant step forward in theory up that's after a new deescalation zone came into force and the country daniel hawkins has the story according to the agreement today on the third of august starting from midday local time moderate opposition forces as well as government troops will cease fire from all types of weapons well this latest disclosure zone as a result of intensive talks in mass than other kinds of capital and also in car or for deescalation zones discussed in total two are already in operation in southern syria this is the third one put in place that encompasses around eighty seven towns and villages in those areas of syria one hundred forty thousand people living there

so very substantial progress indeed while the cease fire covers effectively all sides and all weapons as we mentioned just there of course. exempt from both internationally recognized terrorist organizations and will be fair game for all parties as always the rebels the moderate rebels in these areas they will be tossed with actually pushing them out as general caution cough said let's take a listen. what is this thing going to go to on this recording to the agreement the moderate opposition assumes responsibility for pushing eisel and really it's out of the areas it controls. not only has russia played a key role in the negotiating table bridging is a very major differences between these opposing sides that will suffer all on the ground russian military police will be observing the cease fire closely they'll be separating the warring parties as well as controlling some crossings and checkpoints that also have a very important humanitarian role in making sure humanitarian aid medicine etc

gets through to the areas where it's needed and facilitating the evacuation of civilians they will also have the chance to be treated in russian field hospitals in the area to ensure they get the treatment they very much need now the opposition has also agreed to open a key road between homes two major cities which was previously a stumbling block in those negotiations in total well there's over two thousand or two thousand and ninety five in total to be precise towns and villages covered by these deescalation zones when the fourth one comes into play there will be even more so very much substantial progress here in facilitating a cease fire and what's been some very difficult negotiations on these opposing sides. coming up on our t.v. at baltimore read that everything uses a million dollar settlement in a wrongful death suit will hear her story in just a moment stay with us. in case you're new to

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thank you the national association for the advancement of colored people issued a travel warning to all people of color and members of marginalized communities going to missouri the n.w.a. c.p. issued the warning in response to missouri's recently passed s.b. forty three the new law which many are calling the jim crow bill requires victims

of discrimination to prove things like a race gender and sexual orientation are the court a motivating factor in their harassment case the missouri and double a c.p. issued the warning on a temporary basis in june of pending missouri governor eric greitens signing the bill into law which he did earlier in the week the president of the n.w. c.p. and missouri said the law facilitates a race hatred and the state. we discriminated against so and so because they are who they are underage memos or when they do it's so rare and then getting that kind of evidence can be very very difficult this is the first time the p.a. issued a travel warning over to new mexico now where the nation's second largest private prison corporation as threatening to close the detention center by september twenty third twenty seventeen unless state and federal authorities find three hundred more prisoners and the next sixty days to see basic or previously known as the

corrections corporation of america also announced it will layoff approximately two hundred employees of the quota is not met a fourth of it said in a statement unfortunately a declining detainees population in general has forced us to make difficult decisions in order to maximize utilize ation of our resources the facility currently houses around six hundred inmates forty to seventy five a which our county and meets officials say the closure would deal a devastating one million dollar annual loss to torrance county while the town of its stance will lose an estimated seven hundred thousand dollars. over to baltimore where police are under fire after allegedly tampering with evidence newly released body camera footage appears to show baltimore police officers planting drugs in a car this is the second time in less than a month the baltimore police have been accused of tampering with evidence trying to

chavez's a new york with more on what the cameras captured body cameras were rolling during a traffic stop last november but newly released video of the incident has raised some serious questions the video shows seven officers searching a car for drugs and for thirty minutes they didn't find anything that was until they allegedly turned off their body cameras and then after some time passes the cameras turned back on. it which it just didn't work and moments later a shocking discovery you know. where you. have. written best that we. defense attorney josh who obtained and released the video says the video suggests drugs were planted and the discoveries staged although the department is conducting an investigation the department police commissioner says it's too soon to jump to conclusions what was there i didn't see the cameras on no it's all so does that mean that remember it was all so tight you know the start of

it was taking place by police officers. think that we were just joking because the camera is more but this isn't the first time baltimore police have been accused of tampering with evidence body camera video released in july shows a baltimore police officer planting will looks like drugs in this red can found in a yard of filled with trash then returning later to find the apparent evidence this time with his audio on while the case against the two people who were involved in the traffic stop last november have been dropped the baltimore police department said it's working with the public defender's office and the state's attorney's office to investigate what transpired in the video in new york trinity chavez r.t. . here in our g. america we've brought you the story of tyrone west a baltimore man who was killed in twenty thirteen following an encounter with police during a traffic stop all the officers claimed west died of a heart condition a review of his autopsy last year found he actually died because he could not

breathe leaving many including west family to hope the city would take a fresh look at west case and find out what happened to him his sister to want to jones recently rejected an offer from the city to settle for one million dollars in a wrongful death suit are to correspond on a perm polka dot with to wanted to discuss that decision first asking how she turned down a sum of money most people would find irresistible towanda a million dollars is a sum of money i think many viewers would have trouble turning down a why did you make this decision absolutely first of all you could have put it let's be clear you can't put a price on someone let's be real clear you cannot put a price on anyone's life a life was priceless. to me that is not justice to me justice is full accountability holding these offices criminally responsible for more bronzes the like of you at the like a criminal you need to be charged as

a criminal. and now that you've told the city essentially this fight isn't going to end so easily for them what's the next step you're going to take in your brother's case. absolutely song definitely slushy so if i'm not sound of some talking i'm a deaf we make sure that i go off to all those kill accounts that killed my brother and then on the take it a step further to new because right now actively i'm working with the a.c.l.u. and basically trying to get this not dispersion it basically lift off of families because this is not g.'s these are not isolated incidents left me pretty much cleo that i'm just tired of seeing families basically forced into a position that they never asked for and then a subtle wow you know because some families like they said a while because it's so hard and they just want to have some type of closure one but then a day is level closure when your loved one is executed is not a dollar amount does

a good enough and are grateful that my attorneys worked so diligently for four years before finally did an excellent job will find in those things and for me to learn within means for everything was a lie everything that the ohms law enforcement officers say was a lie down to the fact that they say they pulled my brother over for some drugs when my attorneys with the sick these alleged drugs no drugs was there so what in the world did you pull my bravo war in didn't you say that the struggle started into what they just thought about as a buncha lies. twangy you were the first person i met and baltimore when i went several years ago after the freddy gray death and to talk to people who could speak about the real struggles faced by people involved the more every day that the gray incident wasn't an isolated incident before that there was your brother and tyrone west and many others not only did you reject the settlement but you also rally every wednesday night around baltimore demanding justice for your brother as

specially considering the way city leadership has treated you what keeps you going where do you find strength to do this. i found a strong because i love everybody in the world i love my brother i am my brother's keeper and the love that i have my brother is extended down to all the victims of police brutality homeless out the never ending just like now i'm still why heart is broken to keep david gyngell is still a call so rabid was something i obviously didn't do so i'm here not just the five of our brothers tabo west but i'm fighting for all the victims of polly's brutality and murder and for. the national weather service don't hold the new jersey has issued

a flash flood warning for north which will suffix county in southern germany where southeastern kentucky and central delaware until eight fifteen pm at four fifteen pm doppler radar indicated for under storms producing heavy rain across the one area up to three inches of rain have already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include milford big storm frederica and riverview turn around don't drown when encountering the roads most flood gaps occur in vehicles. pursuing you look at tara west look at freddie great the list goes on look at covering games the list goes on keith davis jr case is one we've covered here extensively at our viewers can look online to hear more about that as well as your brother's case to wanda jones brother sister of tyrone west thanks so much for your

time this afternoon thank you so much. and minneapolis felony riot charges have been dropped against the land oka still's cousin louis hunter after he participated in protests following the fatal shooting of cars still back in two thousand and sixteen the carver county attorney's office says there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the charges being brought against hunter this comes after he participated in a protest that shut down the interstate ninety four last year while some protesters allegedly threw objects at the police prosecutors for the case a video evidence exonerates hunter of the charges hunter denies throwing anything at the officers america's space agency appears to be stealing a page from the men and black movie says offering a six figure salary for a new job opening was a one major responsibility to defend earth from an ailing us marine a poor naive reports. now so is looking for moderate level candidates who can

travel often and defend our planet from alien contamination according to the agency's job posting the person would be responsible for the leadership of nasa planetary protection capability maintenance of planetary protection policies and oversight of their implementation by nasa as space flight missions the full time role of planetary protection officer pays up to one hundred eighty seven thousand dollars annually plus benefits candidates must have at least one year's experience as a top level civilian government employee as well as diplomatic skills and an advanced degree in physical science engineering or mathematics only u.s. citizens and u.s. nationals can apply the three year position with a chance to extend it to five years was created after the us signed the outer space

treaty of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven there is reportedly only one other full time role like it at the european space station the new hire will work to protect earth from potential contamination by planets like mars will likely be part of the upcoming nasa expedition to europa a moon of jupiter this is all clearly a significant amount of responsibility for just one person to shoulder reporting from miami arena port naya r.t. well that does it for now for more on the stories we cover to go to you tube dot com five r.t. america also check out our web site r t dot com for its flash america you can also follow me on twitter at actually banks underscore r t and don't forget to question more. or if you're watching t.v. or for students more. if.

i'm a trial lawyer i've spent countless hours poring through documents to tell the story l.b.w. side of the. corporate media everything uses to talk about the. i'm going to pick clear picture about how disturbing health corporate. elite are stories that you know no uncertain. terms to host the american the question. is. exactly tonight it's a comedy show all of it not the frank kind of for me. to go after the global race since it just lawyer lives profit over people at every turn. protect it's not for me it's like medicine it's like

a cancer though for all the stress that the news puts a blunder redacted tonight is a show 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 find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting radical comedy news like redacted tonight is where it's at. there's a real irony going. you should like to play i think responsible points make the point there is always something that's one of the other parts always the same thing all the things you mean it's easy to laugh all the ordinary no wholesale surveillance you feel you have more meanwhile there's an interview please show this is the truck that's used to social media you are always on the story because it's garbage it's real it's. in the.

whether or not you think he did a good job you have to admit john spicer had a really tough job at a really tough time in history defending a president to a media that had gone absolutely rabbit so now that he's no longer the white house press secretary spicer is moving on to other things but according to c.n.n. no one should hire him at all ever that's how rabid it they've gotten recently l.a. times columnist jackie comes went on c.n.n. to have one of those genius partisan panel discussion and they were talking about on space there counts noted that c.n.n.

had already said that it's not interested in hiring splicer and then she went on to suggest that other networks should do this say in other words the c.n.n. panelist suggested on national t.v. that the old white house press secretary should be blackballed by news organizations completely she said washington is the kind of place where we all criticize it for no matter what someone does no matter how little credibility they have they're going to find a big job they're going to make even more money than they were and you know maybe it's time for someone to be an example of the opposite. in other words the l a times writer admitted that when our politicians are press secretaries or whatever get done sucking at their jobs they usually go on to even better higher paid jobs even though they sucked so bad in d.c. and that things now is the time to stop doing that and that no one should hire sean spicer now of course the media didn't like spacers and they hated the new president out of the gate and spicer's job was to defend him so naturally the press would

hate spacer too but suggesting that the men never work in his. heald again is pretty extreme i mean i'm not saying politicians or other washington should go on to get more money or fabulous jobs after sucking so badly i'm just of course the media ignores this phenomenon when it happens to politicians they like but god forbid it happen to sean spicer who they hate the passion it wasn't like spicer was the first problematic press secretary either according to rich noyes from the media research center lots of press secretaries were forced to lie or equivocate for their boss of late when bill clinton was president so it's not like spicer did anything worse than any other poor schmuck who had to lie for their presidential boss the only thing new here is that it's sean spicer and president trump the really old thing here then is that it is just another case of the media flaunting their liberal bias.

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money corporate interests that's thrown down a lot of voices that's how it is in the news pulse or in this country now that's where i come in. i'm michel. martin america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded if you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. questionable. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. to going to be pros it's like them before three of them or ten people. i'm interested always in the water. or should.