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oh. god. oh. god. i breaking news on r.t. international a mass shooting in las vegas kills over fifty people and leaves another two congress injured. police say it's the deadly shooting in u.s. history the perpetrator was shot dead by officers. constitutes belief and suppose it's the market. that's what spain's prime minister had to say after the independence referendum in catalonia in which always nine
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hundred voters were injured in assaults by military police on sunday. you're watching r.t. international live from moscow thank you for joining us i'm kate partridge. that start without breaking news story police say that over fifty people have been killed and two hundred injured with some in a critical condition after a match shooting near the mandalay bay casino in las vegas the police are treating this as a lone wolf attack the suspected shooter has been killed and named a sixty four year old local resident stephen patrick police say this is the deadliest shooting in u.s. history the shooter is female companion has been located and is being questioned. gotcha.
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i am. right now. thank you thank you thank you thank you. las vegas police say they don't believe the attack was terrorism the video now on screen shows people are so. that's now cross live to the local janis dana jen chaney who was in las vegas one hell of that and once the latest. well we have just learned within the last few minutes from sheriff joe and bardot it was vegas metropolitan police department
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that the death toll has been upgraded to more than fifty people as you said the injured it's a fourth of two hundred people stephen had. nearby that is dead suspect that mosquitoes about. an hour hour and a half outside of las vegas it's a ranching community the search is still on for the while been described as a person of interest we don't know if she is on a call or just somebody police want to talk with i understand from one of my sources that she is known to be a gambler at local las vegas casinos. one tenet do we know any more about the suspect we know that we say he's a local man that he's sixty four years old do we know anything about his history of
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is there any speculation about why he carried out this attack no that's the big question that everyone is waiting to be answered now we do know that he has some sort of police history he is known to local police there as far as motive we just have no idea yet but as i said his companion is known to gamble in local casinos here in los vegas. but wait for further updates on that one local journalist dana gantry gentry thank you very much indeed thank you. well we can also show you another video from inside the concert venue that's appeared online and a word of warning you might find the following pictures disturbing. was . thank you.
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was thank you we thank ye was no security guard who witnessed the shooting says he had to run for his life. i heard a few shots going off in a firecracker but then you know all that knowledge can be in a firecracker and then
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a few seconds later one by like thirty seconds left by some shots rang out like a machine gun and i told my friends to duck and when my friend does a little he got shot right by me like one right there in crowded movie the way it was given him it won't die down about twenty thirty seconds later more gunshots are ringing out and there was like no we're not staying here so everyone got out the iran iraq tours most of most of the man you want to run anyone for and we always just run across and we'll just hear shots coming from every angle every angle we're into field we're hopping fences and people are falling on the ground you know there is everything was just going off so i also i hope everyone was safe but i saw a few people a number on how to keep going you know rest in peace to over you know who got in you know who got injured it was you know like literally right behind my head like i can hear this stuff. in the middle few produces you know people you know turned
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around and left that knowledge as well like what the hell you know what the heck was that was that gunshots were fired four months out not part of like a little twenty two pistol and then you know thirty forty seconds later went on it was like a big you know big big in this unless the machine gun also rifles seen. just ringing down my ears i'm like you know this is serious i turned around towards like the back of m.g.m. i thought like those two officers there and they ran up and ran back like what the hell's going on and they ran back he was going off message and we dug in then about two to three minutes later everyone started running and then the officer you know the sort of calm and so it was a little slow it was pretty you know you can say normal pace is like right there but you know it was pretty. well let's get some insight now on the situation from david low a terrorism expert and consultant david thank you very much indeed for joining us
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this afternoon i mean police and now saying that this was a lone wolf attack by a local resident we've heard he was a sixty four year old man i mean what do you think i mean is the big question what do you think his motive was. this is the difficult part and try to us it's a this it looks as though the police have already said this is the terrorist incident how many times we've seen this in the u.s. we've we've we've seen it before in cinema as we've seen in schools and shopping malls i think one of the key problems to this is the fog in the u.s. it's very good most of the access to the good to firearms that we have in from state to state varies from state to state but you know fortunately so charge it would be we've seen this little bit of occasions where as you as your employer there were talking about the gun laws and the attack a used machine gun i mean do you expect the gun debate to be reignited in the u.s. i mean it's being called the deadliest attack in u.s. history do you think it will change people's attitudes.
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apologies that we have some we have some technical difficulties we'll try to get diabetes low a terrorism expert back as soon as we can. now moving on france also saw a deadly attack on sunday islamic state claims it was behind a knife attack that killed two women at marseilles main train station the perpetrator was shot dead by security services minutes later the authorities have since revealed that the attacker had been detained for shoplifting and released the day before the attack he was also known to police for drug related crimes. although until we heard women screaming outside then running in people would know
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what was going on were taken out of the train and then regulated. while canada has also just experienced an attack police in edmonton are treating the ramming and standing of a fellow officer on sunday as terror related after finding i saw a flag in the attack as car the thirty year old driver who is a refugee from somalia was apprehended a manhunt followed the ramming of the officer through the stop several times but survived the driver was then stopped but managed to flee in a truck hitting pedestrians in a high speed police chase no deaths have been reported the driver is now facing tara charges military expert come on alarming things terrorists are resorting to vehicle attacks often losing ground in the middle east as territory shrinks more of the fighters will escape many of them are western citizens who have been going to
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fight in iraq in syria for the last six years or they have friends and other people in continental europe or north america which might carry out these attacks and this is to make themselves still relevant and indeed news because obviously on the ground they're losing to syria and iraq so they will carry out more of these attacks to make themselves still in the headlines the international community needs to work with the syrian government and the russians and the iraqi government to tackle terrorism that is the best way because these got a small attacks will keep increasing unless there's more cooperation in the global strategy on how to fight and stop supporting insurgent groups in other people's countries. now almost nine hundred cattle on voters were injured in aggressive clashes with military police during the spanish region's referendum on independence on sunday more on that after this short break.
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always in the water. should. welcome back almost nine hundred cattle on votes as were injured in assaults by military police during the spanish region's independence referendum on sunday madrid steams the vote in legal bunch despite its efforts to stop the referendum from going ahead the consul on government has already published the results with ninety percent supporting cuts alone his breakaway from spain the spanish prime minister addressed his country just minutes before the end of the referendum which he tonight taken place. oh you know i'll be going to put in the bill that i mean if you're going to give them the love.
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we have to feel. good about she would oppose that she would be going to stop. but if you're not you're not going to be a few. cars . that much you going to implode but i don't. when the violence erupted moments off to the polling stations opened while people were standing in line to vote here's a recap of what happened on sunday. medina
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question of our reports from balsa lono on sunday's events in catalonia. sunday was a very difficult and no warning day for this citizens of consul and for so many people here as started way before sunrise in the middle of the night when they came to different areas with their family members with their friends to protect the polling stations of their neighborhoods from police forces and they told us that it is important for them to remain a peaceful gathering it was important for them to defend their rights to vote to defend their fundamental human rights this is what they kept telling us throughout
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the day yesterday but very quickly right after the polling stations were open everything got violent and we've seen a police pushing people out of polling stations using force to worse a different source of people from students to absolutely people they were breaking down doors breaking down windows self the polling stations doing everything and their power to prevent the referendum from going forward now for many people in council on and it was a shocking experience we talked to had devastated people in the streets of boston long and they never expected to see said attitude coming from the police forces but the leader in the evening at the drafts made by the spanish prime minister surprised almost everyone. very special things to the state security forces to the national police and the civil goods they have carried out the jews and the mandates
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they received from fuel thirty's quote i'm sure you can be the party with this day of hope and suffering but the citizens of catalonia have earned the right to an independent state in the form of a republic but this differing approaches have represented dramatic contrast in and to choose that catalan people well we'll just have to deal with now another thing as the splits and police forces that we witnessed yesterday constant police and sound areas where even great taxing citizens catalonia from the national guard and there were standing arm in arm in defending the population from police forces now we've seen other videos in other areas where a great crowd started to throw rocks at police officers and as a result allowed police officers were injured so we can we've seen a lot of unhappy a lot of discontent people saying that they were deprived of their fundamental
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human right to vote. so i think because they're not afraid of the well i think that is noted for how those was defied. the violence of the. responsibility of the bullets might taint the safety of the people and they're creating the insecurity and they are not a low enough to vote but it's incredible it's really what this is it is it's in europe this europe. we do know that forty unions and associations and catalonia have already called for a region wide strike against what happened here in this region against the force of the violence that was used to to prevent the referendum on independence of catalonia from happening. well the way civil guard officer is trying to disperse the crowd house race can. certain here you can see people holding up rubber bullets fired into the crowd and protests as in your own a in ne in catalonia also faced
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off against offices demonstrators have their hands up as a sign of nonviolence but police apparently started hitting them with batons another video has also sparked an outcry and a warning you might find the following images distressing well this video circulating online appears to show one of the officers trying to remove a woman and twisting her wrist in the process she claims her fingers were broken intentionally. actuations up to of the policeman of the spanish policeman have been completely scandalous i mean it's it's there was. extreme violence against specific people that only they didn't even fold back they were just torn away torn on the floor this behavior is being really scandalous but if the prime minister is. giving so much respect to these policemen it is
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because they want to touch him they want to them to to to act like they did so that's what they will do to show to humiliate people here and show to spend this elector's photos that are really very much. in this humiliation of cotillon nation. well the e.u. has just now reacted to sunday's events in catalonia its comments though a somewhat fakey worded well for more on this we can now cross live to ati's bullyboy cat in london well hi there polly well what's been said. well look the e.u. commission has finally come out with a statement in reaction to what's happened in catalonia a lot of people say it's long overdue it says that under the spanish constitution yesterday's vote in catalonia wasn't legal that president has reiterated repeatedly that this is an internal matter for spain and that although it does violence can
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never be an instrument in politics there does appear to be a reticence in europe about what's happening in catalonia just a few days ago the e.u. is very or in spokes person had trouble defending madrid's judicial crackdown preceding the vote when he was being quizzed by journalists take a listen. now will you have a double standard in freedom of expression whilst found out four thousand. in other sound for. you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a member states taunts playing with freedom of expression. private websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you see this is of course additional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is freedom of expression anything else that we're going to help you with today. there is a sense that this whole situation is making european leaders square with discomfort
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and in fact up until now really it was best silence that was speaking volumes about how uncomfortable they are a rare exception to the silence was the belgian leader the prime minister that shell's michel he said on twitter that he was calling for political dialogue to resolve the crisis and he insisted that violence can never be the answer same thing from this livia and prime minister he said he was concerned and calling for political dialogue and rule of law or and peaceful solutions the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn he condemned the events in catalonia shocking and perhaps unsurprisingly nicholas studds and the scottish national nationalist leader that the first minister of scotland called spain's actions wrong and damaging so overall really from europe this reticence and a disconnect it seems between how the politicians and the big institutions are
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reacting and how ordinary people are seeing what's played out on the ground we have seen some newspaper editorials condemning the violence on the other hand there's been quite an unusual reaction from sky news over the weekend a tweet from them grabbed the attention of many people it was deleted very quickly but not before a lot of people noticed and criticized it said that the people of catalonia finding out what happens when an illegal referendum is held now that really got a lot of people talking it was. a lot of people surprised to say the least for a media organization to post something that seemed to contain a message of really i told you so and don't try and stand up to these big institutions because they will always when. human rights groups haven't shied away from condemning what's happening in spain they human rights watch has said that the
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state has a duty to protect the rights to peaceful assembly and free expression of those opposed to independence and there is who supports it as well so it seems that the european reaction has been selective some people say that the reaction from europe would be very different if it was one of the new european states. involved in this situation like with catalonia say hungry or bold garia and ultimately i think it represents that every european leader has their own catalonia so to say secessionist movement so if you fan the flames of one you could have a fire that you're on you're not able to stop so you constitutionally it appears that they think madrid is in the right morally whether or not they're in the right is a gray area and that's probably why everyone is a bit uncomfortable with that. indeed some interesting reactions there are to use
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probably would come from london thank you very much indeed. now let's go to a recap of our breaking news story police say that over fifty people have been killed and two hundred injured some in a critical condition after a mass shooting near the mandalay bay ticino in las vegas the police are treating this as a lone wolf attack the suspend the suspected shooter has been killed and named a sixty four year old local resident stephen paddick police say this is the deadliest shooting in u.s. history will bring you more on the latest on the story at the top of the next hour .
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