it's place. like call of duty to turn off call of duty oh yeah well you can't turn up for these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon know that all of them to be told. just need more recruits. police brutality. one eyewitness described. here.

in the. presidential election and is ready to share the information. from all of us here a very warm welcome from here. taken to the streets of protest against riot police brutality did vote in favor of. the pictures behind me.

now a general strike is being held today all across the region and we spoke to the vice general secretary of the trade union who says today's protest is a lock down of the reached. following police violence. noir way this is not a normal general strike it is more about people deciding to stop everything they're doing and protest is that we call it a lockdown of the region why are we supporting the strike we support it because of the violence on referendum day citizens decided to use their constitutional right to vote and when you were deprived of it of police activity disproportionate oppression this problem must be solved but not with oppression of the citizens not by taking away fundamental rights i think the spanish government is a wall so well because we asked eighteen times to talk and it's a while because they just don't want to talk to the spanish government turned a blind eye to the police violence and demonstrated a complete incompetence at establishing dialogue and creating a political solution to this crisis ninety percent of voters chose to break away

from spain the officers raided polling stations they beat the voters and fired rubber bullets into crowds. my.

a protest against police brutality will also being held in catalonia overnight with hundreds decrying the krefeld on board. within a culture of a has been following developments for us in catalonia. people the length of the streets the worst thinking and clapping and carrying flags and defining times lining up they were also protesting for the independence and for the rebels out for this referendum they were protesting against police brutality and indeed as a result of those scuffles eight hundred and ninety three people were injured the crowd was more demanding national police forces which are still experiencing and

leave for the area now we saw a lot of wireless on the streets of barcelona on sunday with so police forces being real violent force different sorts of people from students to oz and the people there were pushing people out they were breaking down doors and breaking down windows shell school buildings and doing everything in their power to prevent people from voting so cotland citizens are in shock after the events of sunday were just helping the people because they were throwing them from up. the stairs and throwing them down appoint them probably here and kicking them someone is on the floor and there is a guy that jumps on the person that's down they went up and buried where they got this girl that was one of the organizers and they grabbed her they broke their her hand much indeed that's supported by a democracy you were there you see that's the law that's what you consider the law when i arrived there i saw volunteers and voters lying on the floor and the police

cordon around it was like this the police entered the ballot station building and everyone who was in there teamed up to peacefully resist the police blockaded the place that no one could interrupt after that they started throwing people out they took out the ballot boxes cut the demonstrators. off and brought the boxes to their cars we sat down in front of those cars so that they could drive away it lasted for about an hour meanwhile spanish authorities claim the vote was illegal and unconstitutional the e.u. commission meantime has issued a statement in which it refuses to condemn the violence instead expressing trust in spain's prime minister or hoyer or here on r.t. international we will be keeping you up to speed with all the developments throughout the day on this channel. for. america is now mourning the victims of the

deadliest mass shooting in its history fifty nine people were killed in a massacre at a country music festival in las vegas among them husbands wives mothers teachers graduates and police officers a sunny melton who was at the concert with his wife he was fatally shot in the back as he shielded a hoe from the bullets at the knees but it's just died and a husband tony's just minutes after she posted a photo of the two of them at that concert and jessica clincher was a single mother who died leaving behind four children and the families of course will never be whole again and here's how events unfolded on that fateful night. i i. i i.

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the gunman was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel you can see the pictures right here looking basically over looking out of the festival you can see here he actually broke the window before unleashing a shower of bullets on the crowds below and when police stole not room they found twenty three weapons including a handgun and multiple rifle. witnesses have been recalling the horrors of the rampage at this las vegas country music festival. whoever whoever shooting they. put a new clip in magazine and start shooting again so we get down that that happens only four times before we even get out of the complex and there's so many people around

here that are i mean they were all dropping. so they were hurt or they were injured or they were dead and we just kept running my boss he got hit in the back as he was fleeing with me he was behind me and then my friend got here he was in front of me so i was kind of in between don't make those shots don't stop you don't hear that it's like being in a word zone and you can just hear the rounds almost like creeping up. like they're just it's like i just kept thinking late we just need to argue when i realized. i actually still trying to. actually have. him just. to run. oh. i'm just so grateful that i just missed it but

there's also so much pain i'm thinking like. that. thing read is free and a prison make it so you could ever have is being able to live with. steven who sent. thousands of times in the concert in las vegas lived. he killed himself after the rampage police say he had no criminal record no military background also according to the f.b.i. he wasn't linked to any terror groups there. so he. was coming.

i mean. even the state of emergency there's. no. there's not. we discussed the events with the kenyan who was working at the scene of the tragedy and who was personally affected by another shooting rampage in the past. one of my friends who is is pro-gun and so there needs to be stricter laws you can go to gun shows here and buy guns without any id you can buy an unlimited ammunition it's just insane for me to think that we don't have stricter laws and i know that there are people that are so pro the second amendment. the world is changing and we need to consider also changing these laws because how many more mass shootings do we need until we realize that these laws are outdated and we need

to change something i am from originally from the sandy hook area so when those shootings happen it's funny oh i did it the funeral of one of the victims so i have been personally affected by gun violence in the us. a republican congressman says there is a way to prove that russia didn't meddle in the u.s. presidential elections and the man with solid evidence is supposedly none other than julian assange senator dana rohrbacher says he met

a songe in london back in august and even promised him a deal a presidential pardon in exchange for the evidence the problem is the senator says he now meet with the whole trump in fact according to our baca he's being blocked from meeting with the president on the correspondence america has more. it's an undercutting of democracy when the guy who is elected his staffers take it upon themselves to make the decision rather than let the actual president make the decision when asked about a possible deal with assad president donald trump told reporters he hadn't heard anything about it julian assange is the founder of wiki leaks the website that's been responsible for releasing tons of information much of it very embarrassing for the u.s. government has been hiding from extradition in the ecuadorian embassy in the u.k. for the last five years now a white house official confirmed that for a backer talked to white house chief of staff john kelly about his plan however kelly reportedly turned him down and said that the plan should be left up to the

intelligence committee congressman rohrabacher believes the president's aides are preventing president trump from learning about the possibility of a deal with a songe this would have to be a cooperative effort between his own stuff and the leadership in the intelligence communities to try to prevent the president from making the decision as to whether or not he wants to take the steps necessary to expose this horrendous lie that was shoved down the american people's throats so incredibly earlier this year by this live a congressman is most likely referring to russian collusion speculation that russia was responsible for the d.n.c. hack a sanchez always insisted it was non-state actors who leaked the d.n.c. files to wiki leaks now according to congressman rohrabacher assad is ready to tell the truth but it looks like washington doesn't want to hear it or die just a moment when our team international will cross live in just a minute or two to barcelona our correspondent dana koch nova in the mix of demonstrators striking against police brutality and in the raged over the independence vote being cold illegal the full story in

a moment. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporation corporations run washington washington post media the media over voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . what politicians do to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be

president enjoy. yourself want to. have to go right to the press to see what before three of them or ten people. interested always in the waters and. there should be. story for you here on the international a strike option on protesting over the violent crackdown on the region's independence referendum. but in a question about is in barcelona right now westerners of gathered for a rally against police brutality a question live to madrid and now it good to see you again though it's been a tense few days may day and it looks like the people there showing no signs of calming down what are you expecting today. very tense tough a very tense and tough week for it costs

a lot for the citizens of spain indeed now this is plus the narrow seat down which is located right in the heart of the counseling capital basilan out hundreds of people have gathered here to protest and mostly of course we see young people there clapping and singing they are shouting out slogans and they came here holding flags of independent counsel line and they're also putting their hands up in the year and that's a symbol of the fact that they are a piece of gathering now they're protesting while they're supporting the independence of consul i mean they're also supporting the results of the referendum they're also protesting against the unprecedented police crackdown on polling stations that we saw on sunday unprecedented violence that we saw on the streets of moscow now. now for it because of this this tuesday the unity and so on the word person the return of nazi lani at how decided to hold

a general strike so what is happening right now in the city has got basilan a as a prosecutor blog down now it is very difficult to get inside into the city or to get out of the city we do know that public transport barely working now starting from early in the morning and we expect that to continue until the evening now we have heard that all cinemas sir not working there close theatres are closed as well to radio stations pass on radio stations are not operational as well as the same goes to two newspapers some of the new spaces and newspapers have opened their ads or elles with what the story additions now football clubs barcelona would look as well as the run up of football clubs are also supporting the side now we managed to speak to the representative of the union of workers and now she told us that people council and people are in shock after the events of sunday there are very discontent and now the unions were falling for the authorities both in mid street

and here in boston on up to somehow sold this problem to find a way out to sit and now go she eighteen table to avoid further ask elation but while the unions are calling for the authorities to do something this is what is happening and the streets so basilan now we've got hundreds of people sassing and difference where is and right behind me a hundred south students protesting and supporting the independence and protesting against a violent advance on sunday. that alters me in a culture about life in a barcelona thank you. for. the syrian of a buck by russian power is making a final effort to push the remaining terrorists out of the larger liberated city. zoar according to the russian defense ministry over three hundred terrorists were eliminated in just the last forty eight hours. or has been under militant siege for

three years and residents there are trying to get their lives back on track. as in that city he's been listening to local stories in there is or you'll find little i'm mocked by war every crater has its own tragic story and i think it exploded right here a neighbor was sitting here holding his two year old nephew another man was there and my son isa was right here track no hit him in the back in the waist and the legs a piece wanted his lungs he still suffers pain from it. isa has now survived isis shells twice he well remembers his last brush with death and how his sister found him. i said judy judy my back hurts but she said only my legs were hit when they picked me up they so blood flowing down my back my sister started screaming and hitting herself the first time he was nearly killed by an

isis shell he was just ten months old then shrapnel peppered the baby isa slicing off a toe in all he has eleven scars and a lump of jagged metal in his lungs that could still eventually kill him but at least he made it the other two year old boy at the scene wasn't so lucky these hell lasted for three years it left a mark on everyone. the word tragedy does not begin to describe what happened in there is or any door you knock on any family you talk to tell you of their loss and their suffering truly the one thing that unites this city is that everyone has a horrific story there was no place in daters or where the population could find

sanctuary there is no place that the battle left untouched dust craters bullet holes and devastation everywhere entire districts of the city are in ruins entire generations traumatized entire generations lost. during the battle with isis i was shot just above my jaw the bullet is still there my left eye was destroyed and i have ten percent vision in my right eye the reality of war i dels to brothers were also in the army defending dead as order they were literally protecting their family against isis he is the only one left alive these family's loss is neither unique nor the worst. i was i'm the only one to lose one three or three sons many families gave more than me in

my office there was a man who lost five sons and a daughter this is war war is it consumes and destroys everything. for many the worst is over the breaking of the she did us or heralded a new beginning yet others in areas still being liberated it's just the start psychological scars left behind will take decades to heal more i guess the. from there is on syria. britain's top diplomat boris johnson has accused her of being remarkably and diplomatic it's after a video or most of him reciting a colonial poem on his visit to me and earlier this year even the u.k.'s ambassador to the southeast asian state felt obliged to quietly tell him it was not appropriate.

it. was the right thing. the director of the u.k. burma campaign says the foreign secretaries gaffe was humiliating for the local people some are saying it's time the boris perhaps had a change of career. it's absolutely an embarrassment for britain as a whole i think that's exactly why the british ambassador picked him up on this and said look we can't do this it's culturally insensitive i wonder if boris johnson really thinks of toll when he does these things i would i would tell him to close his mouth for the time being and then promptly fortune career as a stand up comedian i'm sure he'd be brilliant but he is not a brilliant foreign secretary rapidly i mean he's cultivated this image of himself as this bumbling before saying from here to there and spouting whatever is on his

mind and. might be fine for someone who's appearing as a panelist on have i got news for you might even know. the mayor of london as someone who's seen as this sort of teflon coated clown but for a man who is representing britain on the world stage i think it's. showing both him and his posse to be in a very poor light thanks so much for joining us here on this tuesday on our international still lots of stories coming your way we will resume the program in about half an hour. economic development is all about numbers really leads to more of this quarter we earned one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other for.

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lindsey franzen boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight a deadly shooting in las vegas leaves at least fifty eight people dead and gun stocks go up we take a look at an all too common trend on wall street also britain's monarch airlines was its fifth largest carrier it's shut down as a. today stranding one hundred ten thousand passengers finally my guest and i take a look at how artificial intelligence may lead the way to stopping cyber attacks standby starts right now. fears of gun manufacturers traded higher today after a mask.