so in the proceedings that the world just watched human rights attorney eric so it can believes it's unrealistic for the u.s. to set preconditions before entering into talks with north korea i think president trump is demonstrating real ignorance about negotiating and how that works the reason you have to sit down is to avoid these kind of problems not set preconditions international community needs to do more to put pressure on the parties to sit down to demand that the parties sit down unconditionally i mean you have to remember the united states. and south korea and japan and just a few countries have never even recognized the right of north korea to exist has not has not recognized them as a nation has no diplomatic relations so consequently who you talk to how you relate to them is always a little unclear no one's holding the united states feet to the fire to

unconditionally sit down until there's a resolution to this issue so that we can work toward a nonproliferation in demilitarisation of the korean peninsula. u.k.'s top military officer has claimed russia's navy could sabotage underwater cables disrupting communications and triggering global economic chaos with more on the accusation his polyploid. warning has come from assessed or at ph he is a senior nato official and he's also the chief of british defense stuff and he says that russian ships have been spotted perilously close to atlantica cables these are underwater very important strategic cables that cross the atlantic from europe to the u.s. and since according to peach russia has continued to develop its unconventional warfare well the internet could be the kremlin's next victim russia

in addition to new ships and submarines continues to perfect both unconventional capabilities and the formation wolf. and there's a new it's. to our way of lawrence which is the vulnerability of the cables that crisscross the sea well according to some peach that kind of disruption could have catastrophic event effects and he stressed that russian ships are constantly cruising the atlantic's waters potentially with the purpose of causing these cables when no one is watching and as is often the case when military officials make these warnings well there is a way of mitigating this threat that he's talking about according to him and that is by spending more money on defense quite an important and perhaps also ironic side note to this story is the fact that these cable cables that we're talking

about are the very same cables that we know that britain and the u.s. have been tapping we know that thanks to the leaks of edward snowden from back in two thousand and thirteen we know that g.c. h.q. the british spy agency also its u.s. counterpart the n.s.a. they've been gathering intelligence through these cables for years for example g.h. hughes temper a program that placed dates or interceptors on those fiber optic cables that connect the u.s. and europe and all the information flowing from the u.k. was intercepted it made this sort of trance atlantic network that allowed british intelligence to access huge amounts of traffic going from europe to the u.s. the n.s.a. had a very similar program which is called prism as well none of that appears to bother this nato official who is making this warning about russia potentially cutting the cables the message from him appears to be the next time that your internet is

playing up well before you start cursing your internet provider make sure it wasn't the russians fussed the u.s. previously raised concern. runs over a legend under water why stopping by russia in twenty fifteen back then it was claimed moscow might be plotting to sever the lines during so-called periods of conflict no evidence however was put forward by either washington or london international affairs commentator jonathan steele says britain is using the threat of attacks real or imagined to avoid cutbacks to its armed forces road to it is an old allegation i mean two years ago already u.s. naval officials in the pentagon in washington were making exactly the same claims i mean it's just part of the new technology that's available to. countries like russia and the united states and britain part of the sort of hard bridge. capabilities richer but it seems to be developing. sort of merits. sort

of navies and air forces and bombers always trying to get more money there was against cults so anything that helps them put forward what they think is a strong argument will try and use of course i mean we know that it's long. the united states managed to top the secret on the water cable in the sea of the hearts of the serviette nuclear forces to find out what sort of nuclear probability is an intention is worth so this is a very old technology. to police officers in the u.s. city of cincinnati are being accused of using excessive force and poor judgment after they tasered suspects during a domestic dispute inquiry but it come first page of the incidents which happened early this year has only just surfaced a warning you may find the following footage disturbing probably ok let me. be very . the officers confronted two men inside the house tasering bowman

without prior indication they were under arrest one of the men suffered from a collapsed lung as a result of the confrontation a complaint was filed but the county prosecutor has prevented the officers from being interviewed until a criminal investigation is completed stun guns are considered a non-lethal weapon to subdue targets but when misused can result in death since the turn of the century over one thousand people have died in the us after being tasered by police on average nine out of every ten of those victims were unarmed it's also been revealed that a number of those taser also had mental illnesses concerns of police abuse have prompted honesty international to issue an appeal for stricter taser rules in the u.s. one victim who sued offices described what he went through. recovered. to

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pretty much. the story of a meeting between a russian lawyer and donald trump's eldest son was all across the media earlier this year and the timing of vessel night sky was betrayed as a crime in agents even though she repeatedly denied any such links last among for her lawyer was asked to respond to questions from the u.s. phillips committee the senate skier wrote to the senators stating that donald trump jr was seeking evidence of illegal donations to the clinton foundation when she were applied she hunts no such evidence he apparently lost interest in the conversation first on its gaia believes that trump jr had misunderstood the nature of the meeting she expected the senate committee to. publish her written testimony but this never happened so she handed it to the us media and it's told us more

about the controversial meeting the quick look at this media world this summer it dawned on me why mr trump had decided to meet with me in person and why he decided to meet a school it's all links to e-mails from mr goldstone who promised some incriminating information just look at the e-mail that got the attention of the president's son it was sent on june the thing it and this is the latter that the congressman questioned me about this e-mail paints the whole picture of the spy drama that's been unfolding since july and the first part of the letter goldstone writes the crown prosecutor of russia has information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and you received this is part of russia and its government support for your father when you see all this you can't help but wonder how such stuff could happen if the com prosecutor from goldstone's latter is the russian prosecutor general it means that he's giving information that's actually him implicates russia itself and it is total nonsense that various governments of

course. i know. palestinian is said to be in the course of the decision after allegedly stabbing an israeli defense soldier today at a checkpoint when to stand up while here in jerusalem there were a small number of protesters who spent most of the day shouting allahu akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for now. actually we were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at the masters gate and as

a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by don't from move it a week ago now on the latest develops of that we've heard also that he and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting that was held in istanbul just a few days ago where it was announced by the organization of islamic cooperation that they would recognize east jerusalem as being the official capital of palestine in direct contradiction from what the usa did more than a week ago by recognizing to resell them as being the capital of israel therefore the tensions still remain and it seems though it's not just a tension here between israelis and palestinians but this is

a tension that so expanding to many of the countries in the world in this video shot on the israeli gaza border you can see a severely disabled man taking part in a protest it's believed he lost both of his legs several years ago during israeli airstrikes he was hit by israeli gunfire on friday and died while other protesters tried to carry him to safety according to local officials israeli soldiers suspected the man was wearing a bomb belt. also in the border zone you can see a crowd of protesters running from tear gas carrying injured people local journalist. who calls misty. we are still are not allowed buffer zone and tensions are freezing there israeli army are throwing tear gas bombs as you can see actually raids of tear gas bombs they're also throwing live bullets we can hear the live bullets on the. as you can

see new here gas bombs are filling the place people are running. down bill and says here taking the injury. was a different. sense the morning there were lots of protests and demonstrations all over gaza strip there was a million march all over gaza strip the palestinian factions and the palestinian leaders come out but their supporters and the palestinian citizens to come to the confrontations to to contract with the israelis against to express their anger i got startled trumps decision. protests in support of palestine are being held across the middle east in jordan frowned demonstrated outside the u.s. embassy after a flight a prayers one in beirut in lebanon hundreds of people gathered outside the u.n. building waving palestinian flags. pro palestinian rallies have also been held in

europe hundreds gathered in berlin on friday speaking out against the u.s. recognition of jerusalem the israeli capital as were banned from carrying american or israeli flags due to flag burning incidents earlier marchers. france has banned mobile phones from primary and middle schools on public health grounds the new ruling won't come into effect until september of next year we heard some contrast in views on the story. from the rely on social media to you seeing the best or worst of people on social media this is what i think why don't they just come our phones and talks about friends during the break time just do what we were used to do as codes and then take the phones when they go home just just leave it for what six hours i think is you just legislating for a problem that doesn't exist i mean i think you know technology is coming you know

these things are around people have them and you're legislating for i think a problem that really doesn't exist i mean i'm twenty five i remember when i was in secondary school and you weren't on your phone the entire time you know when you were in your breaks or other playing football or hanging out with your mates you're trying to deal the problem with being stirred up by the media about young people constantly being on the phone constantly being hooked on it and it just it's a myth it doesn't really exist actually are rather go on a computer in my session to go through that we've got enough computer the university to not have to rely on phones schools most secondary schools and universities are slightly richer most secular schools can afford. to have laptops or computers in every classrooms. having the ability of having students access information online via their phones is quite useful to be honest my class are all quite happy to leave our friends i leave my phone in the office during university time so. they do the same and they are kind of in agreement with may interaction

between students and teachers the so important they need to leave their friends at home leave them told to leave the classroom even in break time they need to sort of concentrate on what they're doing with any class time. i just think we are all the degrees of our mobile phones we coped without mobile phones i just think you don't need the phone is just a tool technology is going to suddenly go away. legislating is like being allowed you know when when the invention of machinery started coming into factories and people were against that the realities of this kind of stuff is happening and people are moving forward and for me schools have to embrace than build it into their education system a lot more than they're doing at the moment telling kids not to do something they will end up doing the complete opposite so it's better to just embrace it and use it as a tool to to expand learning the use of phones at school has already been a divisive topic in other countries new york city introduced a similar rule back in two thousand and five but it was scrapped ten years later on

the grounds that it was preventing parents from call communicating with their children and recent study by the london school of economics found there banning mobiles can improve academic results but under current rules in the u.k. the decision is up to individual schools. the russian economy minister alexy or u.k. of has been found guilty of taking a two million dollars bribe he is the highest profile official to receive such a conviction of was previously the deputy chairman of russia's central bank for nine years and was also the russian deputy finance minister during putin's first presidential term he's known for his role in the early economic reforms in russia after the fall of the soviet union artist jacqueline vega has more on the conviction of who held the position of economy minister for three years was arrested last november during a late night sting operation where he accepted a two million dollars bribe from the c.e.o. of rosneft

a state run oil company here and russia and according to the court he demanded that sum and exchange for his ministries approval of the sale of another major oil company here in russia to rosneft saying that he would actually impede the deal if he was denied for his part of has pled not guilty from the start and claims that he's the victim of a set up however the court found no proof of that claim he insists that the bag that he received the night of the sting he was under the impression that it contained a gift of wine and not a massive bribe he used to be fined around two million dollars and faces eight years in prison he's called the decision unfair but says that he's not giving up hope and his lawyers have already said that they will be appealing the court's decision this is of course been a very closely followed case here and russia and today's verdict does make will cry of the highest written in russian official to be convicted of corruption charges over. the fear of technology making our jobs were done to the future is a serious concern in some industries especially those already dependent on

a lot of both ticks however one money factor in russia has found a simple solution to make sure its workers always remain on the job. from its very inception the board acts were designed. and to help people as well as cut overheads and improve safety for heavy industries the vista group based in russia's innovation hub skolkovo to develop solutions for mining and metallurgy giant. work at a coal mine or a steel plant can be very hazardous to the health of employees now dangerous environment and the polluted air are just a couple of causes but their effect on humans will soon be completely eliminated thanks to his solution the intelligent mind now russian programmers have taken people completely out of the equation and remotely controlled machines are all that will remain our products include dispatch control systems for mining equipment and

transport used at open cost mines industrial row way transport control systems and industrial safety management systems also back in twenty fourteen the development of remote control equipment began. russia's steel and a mining powerhouse he ever was and legendary truck maker kamaz have teamed up to gauge the vista groups causing edge technologies at a metallurgy plant in russia's a year old region a perfect set up for it says dr king's and so we did not have to put the railway system or any other transport on a halt and we didn't have to suspend work at the plant the reason is that a steel plant it's impossible to put g.p.s. tags on everything so the vicodin used to be able to navigate itself automatically railway crossings stop signs intersections desk friends the programmers have taken all possible obstacles into consideration and it's all in the hope that one day the factor of human risk in this environment is brought down to the minimum. is the

whole of out there with this will of course require new communication channels which is also a service provided by the vist group we expect this project to have a very noticeable effect it will certainly be a demand for inquiry automation and robotics undoubtedly this it's amazing it will be a catalyst for progress but it could also make certain jobs i think of the past but the visit group has responded to that as assuring their modernization effort will not lead to massive job cuts and their clients employees will be retrained ready for a new reality common cause for of artsy needs do they deal. there get in touch and say you'll both on the day stories by following us on facebook and twitter i'll be back at the top of the alabama headline story.

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a hypocrite. call come to sophie and comb sophie shevardnadze the rise of the political right is being felt across europe and the netherlands is no exception for

a controversial politician haired. veteran of the game took second place with this party while the radical policies of his now make it into the dutch and he repeated mainstream well i ask the man himself character will durst is my guest today. as the immigration crisis fuels the rise of the right wing in europe the anti muslim sentiment is stirring in the continent and the e.u. finds itself between the rock and a hard place on the world stage will the european union be able to adapt to the issues of the day how should brussels another get the complex foreign policy conundrums and will the new political movements from the right force it to change beyond recognition. eric holder is welcome to the show great to have you back with us on our program so ended at selection in march you were tipped to win but that didn't quite happen was it a clear sign to you that the dutch people don't really like the changes you are proposing. exactly the opposite we were actually one of the windows we

gained. thirty percent of votes we had fifteen seats in the dutch parliament before the elections and we came up with twenty seats after the elections and actually the winner of the elections the box is the current prime minister of the last love of c so indeed we became the runner up the second biggest. we were one of the biggest winners of the elections at the end of the day. you criticized elite state stablished but i mean you've been part of dutch politics for twenty years aren't you as a lead on this stablish friend. yeah that's a good question you know it's not how long you all and they say it's what you propose to do and i think that the end of the day the dutch people should the dutch politicians the dutch government should listen to the dutch people and we don't in holland it's not america first or russia first but is holland the last and when it

comes to the european union very the biggest net contributor that we are paying to solve the. european countries all our taxpayers money or whatever the comes to the mass immigration people in the dust collector will get a very bad deal from the car on the leads and what i propose is that we listen more to the people and the people. and the strong the lance that is working together with other countries when they see fit and have a common interest but not be as stupid as the policy is unfortunately still today after the election in france and netherlands right leaning parties like yours had a strong showing french president mccall and german chancellor merkel in and started talking about serious reform in the e.u. will you be content with the reform they're proposing. well you know if you are being politicians are people on favor of more european union talk about three from

what it actually means is not reform but more european union and indeed about these like mine we won the elections my party as a those who became the second biggest party in the netherlands where we have thirteen fourteen but the symbolic moment in france money in the banish you rightfully mentioned became the second spot the in france in austria the f.b.o. became the second biggest party in austria probably going to government as well in austria and germany is sort of the ultimate diva feel a new body became the third biggest of the germany so indeed i will force the voice of millions of europeans in is getting stronger today and we don't want more european reform we want more national sovereignty we want less european union my party wants to leave the european union we believe that we can only be sovereign

and the judge of our own front door when it comes to immigration if we outside the european union and become a strong nation again so as you will see our party is called the party for freedom and you talk about freedom all the time but at the same time i mean you're suggesting closing mosques elo or that the lens and making islam an attractive how does this go along with freedom that you're promoting. well.