about the olympics are we able to dispute this and get an invitation but it westenra i was waiting for the results of a pill when i came back from practice it's amazing yes then my scouts and team started congratulating each other such a relief when not guilty and the whole public will know that a lot of people who we date but only those close to us knew it's not tree. because i've been training with my push for the whole season and now because of what's happened i've been paired with someone else we'll have to adapt our techniques and make adjustments for way differences and work a lot in our start. give you some my mojo is for me and for those who can't get there the whole situation has only me me angrier and even more determined to win. twenty eight sportsman's of russia are found not guilty and now the i was the states that does not mean that they will participate in the olympics the upcoming

winter games that means that practically we have a court decision that will not be enforced and i see a new population here as there was a violation by the i.o.c. when banning the sportsman so this is actually a little bit odd to me and when we see we have not seen the reasons for the decision right now the mclaren report didn't find any individual violations of anti doping rules of individual sports men's. disturbing scenes in front on friday at least five migrants are in hospital after being shot during a mass fight at a food bank in the port city of l.a. another twenty two people were injured in cali forus charlotte dubin ski. this is one of the many food distribution points in cali just take a look behind me and you'll see a group of migrants who've come here to receive food to receive clothing and other

items and it's one of these distribution points that the clashes broke out on thursday hundreds of migrants armed with iron bars with sticks and even a gun fighting over what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that violets which. parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting for those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problem violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it has been

in many months and people here in cali say they just fed up of the situation. i think we need a structure put in place to protect us there's a lot of delinquency here because get damaged every day we have issues young girls can't go out alone at night it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is really damaging residents of cali have lived in fear for several years now. living together migrant is complicated those coming here now are bit different from to refugees who were coming here initially they're more violent and aggressive we're bridgeland people are still being shot it's still dangerous and it's true that people who live near these areas across italy been disturbed. makes the city look bad. it is starting to get skeery firearms were not in the united states here this is still

a country where weapons are banned. callaway is probably best known for the jungle a sprawling my growing camp with thousands of people living in squalid conditions it was dismantled back in two thousand and sixteen but still my quince come to cali being that one day they will be able to cross the channel to get to the u.k. . the latest incident comes just weeks after the french president among your mccrone proposed a draft bill that would tighten current migration policy the legislation would make it easier to deport to undocumented newcomers who do not qualify for asylum it would also increase the length of time authorities can detain illegal migrants for from forty five days to ninety front's received a record one hundred thousand applications for asylum last year.

a major police corruption scandal is unfolding in the u.s. city of baltimore with astonishing claims of wrongdoing continuing to emerge six former elite officers responsible for reducing gun crime have already pleaded guilty to running a criminal racket and four of them are now testifying against two other ex colleagues who have denied involvement. they came at me like a gang or something i remember one of the officers saying i looked like someone who needed to be robbed everybody's life is destroyed because of this my kids are afraid to go in the house the gun trace task force was made up of plainclothes officers on was supposed to be tackling the city's spiraling murder rate it was however a dis of than march last year the officers arrested the units the tactics of face the slew of charges including that they stole from and extorted residents as well as committing fraud on falsifying evidence in criminal cases well some are can

reports from baltimore on how the units crimes were exposed. well it all started with an investigation into drug trafficking in new jersey then as the case unraveled federal authorities found out that the baltimore police department was also involved mostly its elite gun traced task force unit months of recordings recovered from a device planted in a police cruiser reveal that officers were involved in drug trafficking robbery falsifying reports and planting fake evidence in one case a high speed car chase resulted in a crash which the officers tried to cover up one of the indicted acts attacked is involved actually broke down in tears in court it was a really bad accident none of us stopped to render aid to see if anyone was hurt we were foolish although i was doing so much wrong it got to a certain point where too much was too much altogether six officers have already

pleaded guilty and two are still being tried but there are indications there's more to the story than just one rogue police unit court records show that the city paid over half a million dollars to settle claims of misconduct and falsifying reports involving the very same officers and dating back as far as twenty four teams so why did they all forty's choose to sweep it all under the rug kind of you see this those offices of very well known industries for door what are they doing and this isn't the first incident where it came up it's been it's probably been plenty of complaints you can't go an extra help because you're afraid that this particular might just do some so you might pencil it's common when we see them come we go to opposite direction if we can and if we can't we deal with this circumstance this has been corruption for a long time you know just because this is one as in a way as though they decide to you know come forward or you know they got caught for what they've done is stops that particular incident but at the same time as not

going to stop interruption has to be done to stop the corruption from these criminals are cops and the cops are criminals then there's the unsolved murder of detective shawn souter that took place in. november last year souter wasn't part of the country's taskforce but worked with some of the officers were now under indictment and the day before he was set to testify in the corruption probe he was shot in the head with his own weapon while on duty and in another unfortunate twist which some might find suspicious a patrol car transporting the dying officer to a ospital got into an accident there's no suspect in the murder so far and no eyewitnesses except one unnamed partner and when the police commissioner tried to redirect the investigation to the f.b.i. the agency refused saying that the case had nothing to do with the corruption probe i'm growing increasingly uncomfortable that my home aside the directives do not know all of the facts known to the f.b.i. or the u.s. attorney's office that good reveal to us assist in furthering this murder investigation in the wake of the scandal baltimore police have launched an overhaul

including a new commissioner bowing to rein in city violence but investigators still seem to have a very complicated plot to unravel samir khan r.t. reporting from baltimore. medical professionals across russia have been left out raged after the conviction of her anon moscow hematology she was found guilty of medical malpractise after the death of a patient but many doctors and legal experts claim the case against her significant flaws are trying to go as the details it was doctor unanimous you had a nose job to come to this clinic every day and work to save people's lives she was the mastermind behind this brand new unit which was when to become the most advanced center for bone marrow transplant in moscow the plan was to open it in january but instead

a court ruled that she must go to jail. this is mr arenas office she has been gone for two weeks already we missed her she had a lot of plans and there are assignments for the next week on her desk it all goes back to a tragedy that happened almost five years ago she was treating a patient with leukemia and that required a morning by obscene a routine procedure for a doctor me suited up it all went fine and the patient went off to work by evening he was suffering severe stomach pains and an ambulance took him to a private hospital then he underwent surgery and in two days passed away if a patient dies he is or her relatives always want to get justice when someone's life is taken due to somebody else i think that some punishment must follow but what caused the person's death the biopsy the surgery or something else it took the investigators and the court for years to determine that for now the verdict is that

this office will remain empty for two years. but some of russia's top hematology called the ruling nonsense while dr misogynous colleagues and former patients were simply stunned now i feel that a future is being taken away from the person who saved my life and lives of many others that's unfair i am here to end the michoud in. every scene medic understood that a person who fully deserved to be acquitted was being put behind bars and that means all of us doctors may end up in prison where all you learn the missing if we get punished just for following correct procedures then will be afraid to do our jobs as doctors the support campaign online is gathering pace with ages we starved hash tag. me sued in the social network posts profile pictures being changed its

native wish there was that it did you know that in the courtroom after she was already handcuffed the last thing she said to her husband was not about her child but about our patients she asked that they be taken care of so a doctor who was already convicted who should have been angry had not cared but was still thinking about her patient we've tried to get a comment from the private clinic that carried out the surgery following the biopsy and the stomach pains but they're refusing to talk to journalists though and their online press statement the clinic stands by its doctors and their work the case is so controversial tragic and has grabbed so much attention the authorities are scratching their heads over what to do with that prosecutor's office request to overturn the court's decision the reason violations committed in the process of investigation. the prosecutor and nationally had no doubts and found no basis for an additional investigation request and only often

a public outcry the prosecution appealed sizing violations of g. process the officers position cast doubts on the competency of its offices yeah i do not know all the details of that case i think it's the coolest business and if necessary that can be a follow up to find out if there's a link between the doctors actions and the death of the patients the staff at this clinic they want justice to prevail so as the relatives of the patient who want the person responsible punished we might never find out the truth but after talking to people who work at this clinic i believe there is little doubt that experts should be given another chance to look at this case i. want to turn our attention to the middle east where plushest have broken out between palestinians and israeli security forces in east jerusalem after the p.l.o. the palestinian liberation organization call for a major day of rage i. was.

going to. be unrest began in a palestinian neighborhood following friday prayers as for the defense forces led off smoke and stun grenades to disperse the crowds there has been a spike in violence in jerusalem on the west bank following the us president's controversial decision to recognize the contested city i see as the capital of. a powerful that turned the fortunes of allied forces both in the east and west during the second world war took the lives of over two million people today friday marks seventy five years since the soviets army's victory over the nut sees at stalingrad months of desperate combat.

how are you do you have enough food in school and then to help send me a photo please and write to me as often as possible tell me everything i think about you are not my darlings i hope to return home safe and sound. your son but. well the sheer magnitude of the suffering and sacrifice not stalingrad is still

etched in popular consciousness in many parts of the world in several french cities including in part a street some squares are named after the battle that's also the case in the belgian capital brussels and there's even a street in the ancient italian city of belonging that commemorates the soffit victory. well today stalingrad is known as volgograd special memorial ceremonies took place throughout friday and there are some pictures from a military parade held there earlier troops and military vehicles passed through the city center some of the soldiers carried photos of their relatives who fought in the battle some veterans indeed from the battle of stalingrad were in attendance at the certainly one of the heroes shared his memories with us. i was decorated five times during my service and received twenty five medals as well when i marched which of them is more important to me i answered the one for

defending starving grad here during the battle for starting grad the fates of the whole soviet union was decided the whole world cheered our victory here after starting grad the red army never retreated we never doubted anymore that we would defeat the nazis and we did it. the very definition of a hero well stay with us now for the latest edition of the stunning cullimore show this week stan catches up with an old sparring partner of his on the premier league

greene patrick vieira. to. get. on the roof. was. going to. turkey's decision to invade northern syria has foreign policy implications far

beyond the middle east what our anchor is objectives in syria and the region does it to suit paperhanger a final peace settlement to syria's proxy civil war and what is turkey's future in nato. the all this getting away from us dollar as wall reserve currency the one road one belt policy linking up russia and china is out of the dollar every loss of trade oil away from the dollar countries are desperate to get out of the u.s. dollar so the dollar is going to lose value no matter what anybody says so here's the treasury secretary we really try to make it look like oh it's our balls are for a lower dollar dollar matter what he says the dollar is going lower as we've been saying for a number of years because the u.s. dollar is a currency that other countries recognize as funding the war and the weapons and the poverty that they're trying to escape. exists is holland kentucky.

boys you were going to be very funny. a comin he says he was going to snow cone mines left. and it was a laugh to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happening.

welcome to the stan collymore show this week i'll be chatting to sports journalist silas in bend and tony evans about world cup predictions but first to america the yankee stadium is now home to m.l.s. saw eades new york city f.c. on sunday and with the main man at the helm for world and also legend patrick vieira to discuss his playing career and life as manager as his team took on rivals new york red bulls in the hudson river dalby. the. wealth of the halls of the bronx new york patrick vieira is an international football legend says one trophy sitting with all still he's won trophies and it's really been set up so you know the events of this book perhaps best known forward

in the nineteen ninety eight world cup game france with the likes of sierra leone rape and citizens the down that's a shots with the false. let's talk about my mission where after the korean. winter confederations cup premier league. for what is used to. the stress and strain of management. you know is quite funny because when i stopped playing i i didn't know which direction i wanted to take so when i stopped playing at much the city i was talking to brian i would and they would have wanted me to stay in a football club but i didn't try didn't know well you knew what i would have wanted to do so i spent two years on bus i mean everything and nothing at the same time but that allowed me to spend a little bit time in the in the academy and and i love to be around the players and and just talking about my my experience and i felt quite comfortable talking to

those players so i just said ok this is the direction that i would like to try to do so it was an opportunity to go through to manage a second team in in much the city and then the story is i understood something that i would like to do on this is something that i wouldn't want to. try and push it was the creature half the time from going from a professional footballer to actually having the look of having a club going to support an organization thank you all for the look around what you want because that's unusual yeah it is unusual and dust is why i was going to do science for too much the city and the people around us because it will give me the opportunity to choose what i we do want to do you know when you are doing new call you think for a new respect for when you do things in the right way please call it always going to give you the opportunity to choose what you want to do this is why i decided to to come to new york because because he was a really exciting challenge and because i know that i have the right people around

me who can help me to grow up because staying in the family allowed me to make some mistakes because i have people behind who can give me the support that i didn't. push sawyer obviously he. new york city which has great facilities yankee stadium but you go on and money each week the biggest clubs in europe for your national team which you served so well. i think you know it's like when. when i was playing i wanted to be a football player is on my dream was to play in the world cup my dream was to play in the biggest team that i can and and coaching is is no different and. i know we love one day to manage one of the best team in the world or one of the biggest nation in the world how well we do with new york city riddick to it where next i can go to coach. like i will for you know in

a system where boy you went from youth team to research she played with man and then you go into the first thing that doesn't happen as much so what force would you give to say young patrick vieira. the first i see is not to be scared to make the move i think is really exciting when you are young players that you have a big club who are interested in signing you and you have to make a decision to go and if you goes and seen that it doesn't work don't be scared to move on because there's so many cricket was doing a really good job and you think some players all scared to move on because they have the comfort of maybe been a big club and been able to see on the bench will it that nobody in the mixed race was as much of what you said is completely true when you are comfortable somewhere and you don't want to go and this is a massive mistake because what the players need to understand is that if you want to keep developing yourself you need to play kids and if you're in it in a team that don't give you that the potentate to play kids don't be scared to play

somewhere else or to move on if you really want to play. in the french national team if ninety nine shiites i mean big characters were not in that dressing room company for. you of every single class on the field honestly i think that's. is the just plan for this generation when we have to look in from ninety eight to two thousand and two two thousand and two. you may find a better player now. but you have players who knew what they wanted to watch you. understand how it seems coming first you have this room to stand up to what she had to get. to a team and you have players who understand that. this is done was the main man this one was if you buy the understood where if place where.

the body. we all of those trophies all of those acolytes do all of that steaming because i disappoint seats in the dressing room before the game we that you didn't start i wasn't disappointed i toast them so you see i wasn't disappointed at all because for me being in a national team been out of the twenty three players was a dream i was a kids what i wanted to only just been to the national team and then. you will have to. go to school to manage one simple town i think we'll build a successful night it's because everybody understood where it was time to you know so what i mean. i was i. could

see no place themselves. but i think that's is why i think this is important to understand that those players are playing in some of the criticism teams in europe and up and really well for the national team in the national team i winning so for me it was imposed. and to sit sit on the bench to look to understand and i was very close to did you to show and. he meant to he was really important to me because. we had a really good relationship talking taken advice for him from him and he helped me to grow up as a player and an even a time in the french national team there was talk in the papers about yeah i should play you know dish on the little stuff like that but i don't really get involved because because i had a respectful for you was as a player so now understood how important it was for the french national team so i knew my town would come one day but he was important for me to take as much as i

can from him and that you have to be a better player. of that. you know it's you know it's you know whether it be before the tournament you're in the tournament your sister in the finals you'd say my party for the for third goal celebrations down the seans elise like is this something that will that will stay with you forever that was the favorite memory. it would be two minutes are we talking about it and. i mean in my mind you still get excited about all of this of course space is unbelievable feeling is. you know you i'm putting cynical and i grew up in paris i was trying to be a football player i'm honest to leave the biggest trophy in the world and for me this is a dream come true and when you achieve your dream you out and about yourself and then the memories like starting on the bench come in and keep the ball to money put

your money put you and i we had some fantastic relationship when you're. looking that's the small cities when we went we fear throughout and you want to remember i got to talk to triomphe a million stand exactly and and tell you that's why. funs was going through. difficult period of racism and to have it isn't it and speeches on like the t.v. off was something fantastic to do things that politicians can't exactly and just i think when the world cup sent a message of thirty minutes of funds and picture of the french team winning was the french national team with this diversity and i think that time and that moment was bigger than just football. griezmann. could i replicate won't be aero see down the block.