look out for the special olympics. two protesters are killed more than a thousand injured as violence escalates between israelis and palestinians correspondent was caught up in the clashes in jerusalem. where his own in the middle of. as you can hear we're having some tear gas that's being shot on. us. another attempt to undermine trumper c.n.n. runs a full story on the alleged conniving between trump's election team and wiki leaks we've picked up on all the stories that claim to be the smoking gun of collusion with russia. and sweden's chief prosecutor claims

a stockholm just stripped populated almost entirely by migrants is fast becoming a war zone. thank you for watching the headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate contrary. clashes have again erupted in jerusalem and the west bank palestinians declared three days of rage following president trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capitol. hill. when r.t.

crews in jerusalem correspondent shot at do bensky anti-crime room and witnessed the violence firsthand. so his own in the middle of. as you can hear we're having some tear gas that's being shot all of us and jack we're in the middle of a project i probably shouldn't have been shaking against the fact that president trump has named vish us and i think this is really capital. so we just want to take a few moments to get some safety equipment on as we are in the middle of this protest here in jerusalem as you can see in the distance there are a group of youths who are here to protest that decision by don't trim to name jerusalem as the official capital of israel and if you look down this street you'll see some of the security forces present from the israeli defense force and also some offices on horseback they are used to right away some of these fires because

the people. here. we've just come to the story to the streets because some of the protesters are actually throwing rocks and bottles down in our direction towards is where the security forces which are behind this. was you could see pieces i just i mean this is no these are easily security forces us. to the forces are a couple of the protesters you see some of them still running down the street. you . can almost sense the left arm greeting and based on the north side of that showing their children who still don't see history as a record of protests also grips the west bank and gaza palestinian authorities say

two people were killed in the on the rest more than a thousand injured local journalist ten who puts from gaza. well anger is the mood of the palestinian streets especially after the airstrikes launched on the gaza strip. to how much longer sites and facilities to members of hamas were killed tensions are increasing we were just now on the buffer zone and there were a lot of confrontations between the palestinians and the israelis hundreds of us are now on the buffer zone of the ambulances are waiting on the buffers so everyone scared for a new injuries. or protests in support of palestine have been held all across the world meanwhile an emergency session of the un security council was convened over washington's decision on jerusalem and during the meeting of the fifteen members fourteen were united against just one the u.s.

. for nearly seventy years the city of jerusalem has been the capital of the state of israel despite many attempts by others to deny that reality ok we regret the u.s. president's decision washington's decision with serious concern these decisions are helpful to the prospects for peace in the region our actions reflected an honest assessment of reality it is fueling tensions and increasing instability in an already volatile and turbulent region far actions are intended to help advance the cause of peace at stake is the respect of international law and the legitimate rights of each side at stake is the legitimacy of the security council israel like all nations has the right to determine its capital city unilaterally actions attempting to change the status of jerusalem respect for its in the long existing foundation for thirty two months of the israeli palestinian issue the united states

took this step in full knowledge that it will raise questions and concerns where they did this is a dangerous precedent this meeting reflects fear over repercussions of the unilateral decisions that run counter to and threaten the system of political relations the united states will not be lectured to by countries that lack any credibility when it comes to treating both israelis and palestinians fairly however the u.s. envoy to the united nations nikki haley there as such the u.n. itself accusing the global body of being biased against israel. over many years the united nations has outrageously been of the world's foremost centers of hostility towards israel the un has done much more damage to the prospects for middle east peace than to advance them we will not be a party to that the united states no longer stands by when israel is unfairly

attacked in the united nations or we spoke exclusively to the secretary general of the palestine liberation organization so executive committee. he believes me and you in this in yahoo and donald trump have destroyed the principle of the two state solution without revealing their plans to the palestinians before hand. so i had one hundred from took the central issue jerusalem and decided its fate unilaterally and now in a matter of days or weeks the trumpet ministration will declare its agreement to the incorporation of settlements by israel might happen in another week's time this is my personal analysis based on my knowledge and evaluation of the behavior of this administration for five weeks straight i was in contact with them in washington they didn't raise a single question with us nor informed us about their plan they didn't tell us anything we deal with netanyahu government and the trumpet ministration which together have destroyed the principle of

a two state solution if the us scuttle their efforts in the security council we would have to appeal to the general assembly and also perhaps will appeal to the international court of justice and the u.s. supreme court. today marks thirty years since the start of the first intifada the armed palestinian uprising against israeli occupation the peace process over the intervening three decades has made little progress and with palestinians now calling for a new into fodder it seems the conflict is back to square one artie's new day richard are reports. the events of the last few days in israel have brought us back to a time when you couldn't turn on the news without hearing about the intifada an armed resistance against israeli occupation. another outbreak of violence in the israeli occupied west bank and the gaza strip. the first intifada was triggered by a collision between an i.d.f. truck and

a palestinian car before palestinian civilians were killed and all hell broke loose . even before then political leaders had puzzled over ways to resolve the region's problems by nine hundred ninety three they managed to broker a set of agreements between israel and palestine no wanting the so-called oslo process i suppose. roadmap to peace. the following year israeli leaders its hacked rabin and shimon peres as well as palestinian president yasser arafat were awarded the nobel peace prize in two thousand bill clinton brought together the two sides once again at a summit at camp david. rutledge if there. was. no agreement came out of that. the faltering peace

process was derailed when former israeli prime minister ariel sharon visited temple mount in jerusalem that enraged the palestinians who considered his side to be islam's third holiest place that's when the second intifada began. it lasted five years. and was pushed down and little bit by some other events in the area. especially after the invasion of iraq. afghanistan and then all the other things and then by the. beginning of the second part of the arab revolutions in six countries in two thousand and one came nine eleven the worst terror attack in u.s. history. that completely refocus global media attention away

from the israel palestine conflict to return and intermittently when the violence flared up. fast forward to twenty seventeen. therefore i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital. of israel israel and palestine a sudden you back on the agenda the world is in shock the us is falling out with its allies it in this is you. this is a regrettable decision which france does not approve of and which contradicts international law the announcement has the potential to send back courts to even darker shines the ones we are already living in the streets of jerusalem and across the west bank are on fire hamas has known that trumps decision has opened the gates of how locals and u.s. missions across the region a bracing themselves for violence all of this need not have happened there was no

real need for drama to come up with this declaration which perhaps to him self does not even understand the meaning of free during biblical times we had two different kingdoms and israel was in good which is no longer with us apparently he did it out of some political and the. motives which israel and the palestinians are going to pay the price for the ninth of december two thousand and seventeen marks thirty years since the start of the first intifada are we now back to square one. r.t. . the quest to prove donald trump colluded with russia shows no signs of letting up c.n.n. recently aired a story that donald trump jr had been sent

a direct link to wiki leaks hacked documents on the democratic national committee before they were made public. it was september fourth two thousand and sixteen at the height of the campaign that's when candidate donald trump his son donald trump jr and even trump jr's personal assistant they got an e-mail with a decryption key and a web site address for hacked wiki leaks documents well the documents were made public on september the thirteenth via wiki leaks twitter feed c.n.n. claimed that the e-mail was sent on september the fourth which later turned out to be false the e-mail was actually sent to trump jr on september the fourteenth the day after the data went public he later tweeted a response to the full c.n.n. story i know that you can't help but spread freak news c.n.n. but now that you know the truth you should have the decency to retract the full story make the correction take down the b.s.

tweets and apologize to the two or three people that still believe you to be credible your welcome well the us president also slammed the story accusing those behind it of gross incompetence while wiki leaks founder julian assange called for someone to be fired the network later ran a correction saying it was presenting the proper context for the timing of the e-mail well the efforts to undermine trans presidency haven't stopped their reports in the u.s. media citing anonymous sources say russia's equivalent to facebook got in touch with team trump its claim to the v. k. social network offered to promote chance candidacy among russian speaking americans during the election jacqueline berger goes deeper into the story. no news is good news but russian news is always breaking is no matter how shaky the connection.

that explosive information comes from anonymous sources familiar with an e-mail sent by the british publicist rob goldstone he's the guy who arranged the infamous trump jr meeting with the russian lawyer back in june of two thousand and sixteen c.n.n. issued an exclusive report saying those emails are the first indication there was any follow up after that meeting and not follow up centers around what goldstone allegedly referred to as a cute marketing idea scandalous here's what happened the director of partnership marketing v.k. russia's equivalent to facebook hit up team trump to set up a page on their website to appeal to russian americans before the election finally the smoking gun right and the network confirmed they made an offer to trump just like they did to a bunch of other popular people we welcomed international celebrities joining our social network we invited donald trump to create a v.k. account like many other celebrities but the media all but push those facts of the side choosing instead to focus on the young the exact himself one outlet said they

became manager represented a new point of direct contact between an influential russian and advisors to trump not really sure if influential is the way to classify this guy however. the media are also pointing out that the v. k. executive has taken photos of trump and at a separate event snapped one with president putin well apparently that didn't impress the trump team they didn't reply to the network's request. we never received a reply from donald trump's representatives it is absolutely ludicrous and it is part of the nature of how our media has covered this entire story for this entire year and plan to continue to do for months and months and months as long as it keeps their ratings elevated because it's russia that's why this is so exciting to the media and a way for them to store up

a story that is absolutely basis and yet another one of hundreds of hundreds of stories that have been and will continue to be nothing but sensationalism and russia phobia. more news after the break. so there is no the all important as a person but he is important in those far as is leaving. the regime falling apart so the americans are americans are much less to have him leave old oil from time to time they keep saying at the go so in the end i think most countries are accepting that he will stay. no russian flag will fly at the twentieth winter olympics but there will be russian

athletes. the russian national anthem will play out during official ceremonies but fountains will probably acappella rendition you can take the athletes out of the country but can you take the country out of the athletes. welcome back sweden's chief prosecutor has warned that a district in the capital stockholm which has a large immigrant population is becoming a war zone brink of me is almost like a war zone when the police work there the operate as if they were a de army well migrants make up the vast majority of the suburb of ring could be

with almost ninety percent first or second generation immigrants the district has now been placed in sweden's most severe category of urban areas with high crime rates that says riots and burning cars are becoming increasingly common in the area . but it's far from the only swedish area developing a bad reputation the city of upsala seventy kilometers from stockholm has been plagued by months of violence criminals have even used grenades to target police stations and firefighters now require the backup of military style or enforcement will sweden's third largest city malmo has also witnessed a sharp rise in crime this year alone fifty nine shootings have left seven people dead and dozens injured almost eighty percent of the local population say they live in fear while over a third say they are afraid to be out alone on the streets at night when meanwhile armed police have been deployed to protect joggers at night when we discuss the

situation with political scientist and commentator stig bia no he says officers now have to respond like an army formation. there are places that are. part of the time the years where british police. is moving into the area so it's like that form that they were in the. combat situation or as a formation of our normal though. there was a. big region with a lot of people from example all for africa and middle east in this we perfect society or lot of people and now they are running over the edge downhill over the edge so we said we had a very low profile for a long time so these groups have been managed to do to build the networks that are needed to keep the crime going. pakistan's air

force has warned it will shoot down any drones including american ones if they violate the country's airspace it comes to weeks after the u.s. reportedly conducted an air strike on the country's border with afghanistan. we will not allow anyone to violate our airspace i have ordered the biggest on air force to shoot down drones including those of the u.s. if they enter our airspace violating the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity well pakistani officials added that u.s. drone attacks have done significant harm since two thousand and four almost a thousand civilians are believed to be in killed by strikes including around two hundred children we spoke to tell us massoud a retired three star general in the pakistani army he believes islamabad's asked you to washington is changing in the near past the united states has been playing a good cop bad cop game bit like

a stun one of says something positive the other gives a strong threats in the past the drones have been attacking targets in pakistan earlier it was perhaps the approval of the government of pakistan but in the past couple of years the government of pakistan has not provided any such approval the united states should actually own very its options because it has been using pakistan as an ally and if it wants to turn against pakistan it will be detrimental to the peace in the region. well meanwhile pakistan's air force chief has questioned whether america's long standing military engagement in the region is even helpful so helaman also slammed washington's track record on promoting democracy abroad. no outside power can engineer democracy inside a country nor is democracy the solution to every problem examples in iraq and libya are in front of us after the fall of gadhafi and saddam what happened in this

country's did they get democracy it is a syria currently and of course yemen of gonna start iraq all of these countries they have lost the stability and they are in serious problems in fact at the moment there are some scribes in the new york press in the washington press who are predicting that if pakistan doesn't go the line of the united states of america if syria like situation may be created over here because pakistan cannot allow its territory to be used by others to engineer in the name of democracy and the farcical moves which will destabilize the country. the former georgian president turned ukrainian opposition figure mikhail saakashvili has gone on hunger strike it follows his arrest in kiev on friday a rally demanding the impeachment of ukraine's president petro poroshenko after

a second arrest his supporters gathered outside the detention center where he's being held setting like to tires dustbins his lawyer read a letter to the crowd calling for another rally against the president saakashvili was first detained on chews day on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization on one occasion he tried to evade arrest by climbing onto the roof of his apartment block he was seized by police but a crowd of supporters pulled him from their van slyke as billy later claimed that his detention had been purely political in nature. this is a dirty lying operation completely fake it's only being done to disorientate people and to prolong the life of hucksters i'll keep these i'm caliphs i'll save them for poroshenko. earlier this year cycles billy was stripped of his ukrainian citizenship while he was abroad in september his supporters formed a protective crowd around him marched him across the u.k.

cranium border from poland has since been pursued by ukrainian law enforcement. now ferocious wildfires have been burning in southern california for six days authorities say the fires have claimed one life with hundreds of thousands fleeing their homes the president trying to declared a federal state of emergency in california on friday and ordered further relief efforts the largest of the six fires has charred over one hundred forty thousand acres of land in northwest los angeles it's thought firefighters could face more difficulties over the weekend the strong winds are predicted to strengthen the blaze. now bringing a lawsuit before a court isn't always an easy task especially when animals are involved that's what a danish landowner found to his cost when he lost a type of damage to his property point before us.

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gorgeous to see herbert max we're still in durham north carolina where it's nice and sunny and warm and we're going to be heading to new york city for the next few episodes and that's going to be kind of cold but you know over the past few episodes we've been talking about the american oligarchs we've been talking about the new robber barons jeff bezos now worth over one hundred billion dollars cities are handing over the keys to democracy for him to come bring amazon second headquarters there we talked about bill gates not quite worth one hundred billion dollars but he is a philanthropist giving a lot of money to help create clean water over in africa and we found that the people of alabama and the his own home country which has made him so wealthy well he's not helping out down there so much and now we turn to warren buffett yet another one of our favorite cuddly billionaires he's the most cuddly of all

actually and he's in the news because you know we've had hurricane after hurricane many natural disasters but we also have the baby boomers retiring this has created . basically a backlog of people wanting mobile home. mobile homes are so expensive now hurricane victims can't afford them the industry led by warren buffett's clayton homes peddling such price. the interior designer touches us breakfast bars and his and her bathroom settings these extras plus manufacturers increase cost for labor and materials have pushed average prices for a new double wides up more than twenty percent in five years putting them out of reach for many of the newly homeless so about twenty two million americans live in what are called manufactured homes they're no longer really called mobile homes are called manufactured homes and now we have thousands and thousands of people.