he also said there were officers from other units working with him baltimore police provided security for jenkins when he met with the drug supplier from new york despite efforts to reform the system it seems that every testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. a small german city of caught versus the latest to make a stand against new comers in the country and increased police presence is expected there this weekend with mass anti migrant protests planned for saturday cutpurse is home to around one hundred thousand people and since chancellor angela merkel opened germany's borders to refugees in twenty fifteen the city has given asylum to around three thousand people however the policy continues to create tension in small towns across the country now the mayor of this city and one other in germany say they will no longer accept refugees as anti migrant sentiment and violent attacks increase our europe correspondent peter oliver has met with locals in court

this. period both around one hundred twenty kilometers to the south of. they've said they call take any more refugees the city's mayor saying that the infrastructure is being stretched to its limits. we have to realize that in court both social systems including kindergartens and schools are overstretched and under stress more is not possible we cannot do more now. since the beginning of the year the city has been plagued by violence between refugees and locals just last week a german couple were attacked just outside of the shopping center by three syrian teenagers armed with way one of those boys a fifteen year old has since been ordered to leave bourse and the surrounding area germany should start controlling its borders and stop the uncontrolled migration that has been going on for two and a happy years and america must go the government should change or it won't get any

better. but there are different reasons why people have to flee but we have to distinguish those from economic reasons for those who truly seek refuge should be granted asylum status but we need to separate between those who really look for shelter and those young strong in the wild man who managed to get all the way to germany. on new year's day a group of refugees were set upon by a gang of neo nazi thirds and just recently the right wing german national party were handing out pepper spray and refugee fly is in the city the group were temporarily detained by police for not registering their protest. the town of freiburg has voted to halt refugee arrivals claiming it has reached its capacity to accommodate and integrate asylum seekers at a special town hall meeting on thursday the mare explained the decision.

we are not xenophobic which we are often accused of being we are dealing with integration we want to guarantee integration we have done a lot but when in the end there is no space what are we supposed to do however some in freiburg aren't convinced that the move is a good thing you know there are no problems i feel good here this is a general problem not just in freiburg but it has not affected me i have no problems with foreigners you hear it in the news sometimes but i don't have any problems the french port city of color has also been a flashpoint in a migrant crisis this week we'll tell you all about that after this break. what do you suppose you can. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected . so are you one of the first. want to be rich.

into going to be pros which is what before three of the more people. i'm interested in the water. the world is getting away from us dollar as wall reserve currency the one road one paul c. linking up russia and china is out of the dollar every last 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 here's the treasury secretary really trying to make it look like oh it's all balls are for a lower dollar don't really 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 the currency that other countries recognize as funding the wars and the weapons and the poverty that they're trying to escape.

welcome back to the program these five migrants are in hospital after being shot during a must find a food bank in the french port of condé another twenty two people have been injured correspondent sean it isn't counted for us. 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 violence which over numerous parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting and 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 problems that will 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're 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 are constantly been disturbed it may. 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. cali is probably best known for jungle ruling migrant camp with thousands of people living in squalid conditions it was dismantled back in two thousand and sixteen but still migrants come to curley hoping that one day they will be able to cross the channel to get to the u.k. the latest incident comes just weeks after french president emmanuel micron

proposed a draft bill that would tighten the current migration policy the legislation would make it easier to deport 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 france received a record one hundred thousand applications for asylum last year. israel has been called a beacon of light and hope in the middle east by the u.k.'s defense secretary gavin williamson also stressed that israel has a friend for life in britain and associate europe and has been asking londoners if they agree. if you were the u.k.'s defense secretary which country would you call a beacon of light in the middle east jordan beautiful light on the whole you should definitely us. put it this way i suppose i would think lebanon where christian. appear to work. away living together and sharing political power

you're right perhaps he was talking about israel always israel no i don't agree because of the palestinian troubles i don't subscribe to that they're not very good at adapting draw other people i think it's just going to hold a two state solution but do you think israel is a beacon of light yes. because you have to typically i think you peace i think it peace and let's hope for the best he's also said that britain is going to remain one of the closest and best friends to israel so what's your take on that. we will be friends with everybody. us defense department published its nuclear posture review on friday outlining america's nuclear strategy apart from strengthening u.s. nuclear capability the doctrine takes a seemingly tougher stance on china russia and north korea claiming these states represent a unique and complex threat the review also points out that the united states would

not hesitate to respond to a non-nuclear attack using nuclear weapons russia's ambassador to the us has given us his reaction. in order to justify the increase in military spending and the growth in its nuclear capabilities america has come up with a scare story about russia we understand that the ideas aimed at boosting the military budget with trillions of dollars the vast majority of the nuclear issue is word for for the from the obama administration however the underlying tone of it is a throwback to the cold war what president trump declared in his state of the union address was that we need to ramp up our nuclear capability and make us so strong that nobody would be even willing to engage in or even try and gauge what the united states because we have a strong nuclear arsenal that actually is really dangerous thinking and it's almost like into the amateur hour it's a little bit of everything sure it's a throwback to some of the cold war more explicit nuclear threats between the u.s.

and russia and in between the u.s. and other adversaries namely china and north korea but it's also a continuation of u.s. nuclear policy from past decades this is not that much different than what president obama had in his nuclear posture review in two thousand and ten this is more aggressive it does lower the threshold for possible nuclear weapons use and it calls for additional unnecessary types of nuclear weapons but in general this is much of this is the status quo. face because of being urged to pull the plug on a so-called charter tap the children organizations have warned the social media giant that the app called messenger kids poses health and safety with its a quick look at its promotional video. it's a video chatting messaging app for families and kids and it's designed to give parents more control when their kids start to communicate i'm lying. the app is

designed for children aged between six and twelve parents or guardians can control the settings from their own facebook accounts and approve and monitor contacts messenger kids functions include sending text photos and using video chat facebook has defended the platform saying it is a great way for families to connect through emily's will be better off because it exists my daughter uses it on a daily basis now it has enabled me to be more in touch with her critics of the children's hour parkview that they're simply not ready for the dangers of the digital world but those in favor think the app in hans's their online skills. i think and. the emotionally developing and not ready to sort of go into anything like the need more time softly hypocritical for a generation that created facebook to turn around and say that their kids shouldn't

be on facebook because it's making them all happy i do think parents need to be aware that the future is is real and it's happening and that most of their children's lives will be spent inside of the digital cosmos i think the has to be an age limit otherwise. where is it going to end and i think children are just too young their emotional unstable to be able to cope digital cosmos is real it is a real place and it will exist in the future for these children and so we need to help them understand how to navigate the digital world part of that is understanding what the rules of engagement are so keeping kids keeping themselves safe while they're online and understanding what information to share and what information they should keep private we need full with where we're going with and i think education is the k. if we can train them on how to use that but from the age of thirteen. maybe we can solve a few future problems but i do you fear for kids if we take down social media here

too soon. diving across one of the world's largest lakes would normally sound like a very bad idea but not for these drivers in siberia video from the annual eyestrain madness race in russia. so that's our round up of the top stories for now i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news so stay with us.

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company elsewhere though they invited private companies to take over the utilities many bought a hell of the rope of allowed from us you guys who got violent up there might be cool. i've been pieces of us to quote them out. for you man but they're left over a lot of locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than war it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. words and their debt downwards the one of. the few criminalist released by the point else turns shaming into an institution those included on the list are accused simply by association. being from russia or is now an accepted cause for suspicion so does the criminalist really change it.

i'm afshin rattansi by going underground as echoes of the twenty eight failure of western capitalism resoundingly on the british capital the people's assembly against austerity today holds a demonstration against the policies of tory minority government needed to resume here in central london coming up in the show as competition has collapsed after profit warnings this week we speak to labor m.p. and member of the karelian inquiry george about whether tory welfare reform is driving people to suicide and to claimants in different stages of the disability testing system tell us whether reassessing one point six million britons following

arguably another failed neo liberal privatisation experiment is a good thing all the same or coming up in today's going underground but first since u.k. pm theresa may was called lobbying with communists in beijing it was left a man called david living didn't want to questions that this week's pm queues in london and i'm a celebrity please get me out. living generally plaister is a maze deputy pm damian green who left because of covering up porn in his office computer living to new used to work at controversial mining company rio tinto was called mr clean by the tory daily telegraph will emerge that he wanted u.k. taxpayers to pay for his toiletries anyway as the share price and u.k. government private contractor capita all but collapsed while he spoke livings in his first full is to say that a previous multi-billion pound failure karelian was being addressed would be publishing proposals later this year to stop directors being able to siphon off pension funds in any way that he described the message should directors of u.k.

taxpayer funded monopolies could be interpreted then as siphon the cash out of pension funds now before tourism is government publishes stuff well replacing jeremy coleman for labor has shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry just some identity rather than class politics questions before the speaker had to intervene owen. i'm sure it will no obvious kate public notice and it is rather a sad day that when a woman is addressing the house quite a lot of noisy berish and in one case rather stupid individual out trying to shout the right honorable lady down the. hall mary return to our main questions about rights of sixteen year olds to vote when change is right it cannot be resisted for ever and this is a change whose time has come to its living to name checks fred wilma barney and betty my advice the right tone of all ages is to wean herself off the habit of watching old versions of the flintstones on the road and away from the fence stones

and lowering the voting age a blairite member of jeremy corbin spot them into labor body use b.m.p. is to attack his own leader and arts funding in london constituency of his things and every year for over a decade one london borough the london borough is doing turn has received more arts council funding than the entire ritzy combined of the middle earns a northern ex caulfield communities yes the big issue of our age is arts funding in areas represented in westminster by jeremy corbin's front bench no wonder living in was confused i'm not sure whether that was mentors an attack directed on the right old member for islam to north or for islam to the south is a good south is the constituency of the shadow foreign secretary and livingston went on to defect to defend both corbin and vaughan berry it seems as if the real battle in parliament is now not between tories and labor it's arguably between the

red tories of blairite labor and the largest socialist movement in europe led by jeremy corbin corben certainly does not favor means testing private contractors and the arguable perfect storm created when the conservative government decided on mandatory testing of disability. those too sick to work personal independence payments or pip were brought in by the coalition government in twenty thirteen to replace disability living allowance as part of austerity cuts to bail out the bankers in the city of london assessments ones carried out by the british government were outsourced to private companies capita and i toss the independent assessment service sincerely thirteen nearly two hundred thousand disabled people who previously receive disability living allowance were denied pip with over sixty percent of cases winning on appeal or parliamentary under-secretary of state for the d.w.p. and disabled people just in tomlinson heard this just say in this week's debate on pip claimant experiences. only sixteen percent of claimants the highest rates of

benefit under it is twenty six percent if you had a mental health condition only twenty two percent highest rate it is now sixty six percent this is why we are spending three billion a year and rightly so jeremy corbyn shadow minister for business energy and industrial strategy laura pitt gok had this to say back if there is an alternative reality being presented by the side these are thinking these are things these are figures diminishes the disabled people's experience is if the shambolic system well going underground wanted to speak to some of the people affected by the changes made by the d.w.p. and minority government needed to raise a maze decision to reassess one point six million claims after the high court ruled it was a blatantly discriminatory system the why haven't i mean you're going to be assessed neven i'm in that. department

of work i'm trying to. help. now with where we do and i. find that when. the paper says functionality test is about what you can do and not about. impairment know about your condition know about what treat me in a day or what medication you're taking it can you pick up that cup can you get out of bed can you get dressed can you talk to people can you travel on public transport is about functionality it's not about your impairment it's about disability to know it's do you know on the eve i health condition to know i need treatment you know i need medication their attitude is you can improve it can get better just you know when you have any kind of impairment it's all pip and twenty

first thing they will assess me. last twenty or twenty seven frame of what recessed. going to go for assessment which is just there is just really when it's not it's not a north wind. and it's a if the plot. is this that it was most of the medical evidence. it was that thick and the more thessa did not want to take it i have to prove the army and . the impression not or are to prove it every world for makes it pain sometimes it's three sometimes lightly months. with this one point six million i could look at me as i know we want to say you're going to say well enough if i know our model . of person is already well but you still got to go prove that you deserve your eye hundred pounds a month when you lose your support or your supports being cut you can't afford to

say your high card afford to pay your electric those castillo's you're in a freezing cold house you can't afford eight c. or relying on the food bank to eight we know of people who have. cut back on their medication if they've had to pay for their medication i have a prepayment prescriptions to fix if i lost my paperwork. it affords that which mean i couldn't have the medication i need day to day so you're making life or death decisions stark choices can i hate can i ate can i pay for my miti cation cannot pay for my equipment that i need and to pay a disabled person we have additional costs to to every impairment we need equipment and additional support when you've lost your pet that supports taking away your my political which is your legs your independence we are losing our independence our

icici been right you to this day are abusing our fundamental here are not this country has got money it always has money for bombs was we were we have money for that we for money for that the way but we can't for money where kids are starving you know people are starving old age pension is not here now we cant for money for of volunteer markel food bank and i can tell you now. over sixty seventy percent of people in world poverty they're coming for food but they work in order to turn up in a carriage and form. and push come into a food bank because you cannot afford to eat there and when you see you see things and you talk to him and you just see and then all of them appear on paper as well. just food banks anything not a food banks in exist. in a country which is a country with an f. one hundred twenty thousand people who have died on the streets through the cuts and that's been the best confirms and we are the first government as ops or you for

the info we. heard from able people what we were in c.r.p. they were published this week the world war problem involving labor are now and then and shadow shadow report is going there's another hour that i go on the government got from get we're going well you can watch commission going on archive also there's eleven point in. the there's eleven points then went on for an advance of one and this is the you know this is you win new you've got or you've got a new go do this you've got or you go also for why you train yourself and disabled people is why this government is they want a welfare state on welfare states going union they want a union is gone i don't want any of that because then you've got roy i just want you to work to die the capitalist agenda that's all i want you to do this work for your people and then you don't pester independents parents process assesses asking

claimants who have a history of overdosing and trying to tell you right now lives why you not dead yet are that she said to my g.p. insulted. if fanaticism asked me why you know i'm on seven day prescriptions dive to go to the chemist every week to get to stop me from harming myself my medication is supervised farmer families can overdose and i am high risk of harming myself that is what the consultant said if i couldn't if the latter successor asked me that. i could. followed up on i mean i've told my kids so car chased this seriously distressed me i wouldn't be able to cope with it they're in doubt ask me a question not that i could end up climb high. and take in serious money medication

and another statistic with an ever growing yes. i don't go out drinking i don't go out you know gambling not i you know it's been. drinking you got gambling you got was money got the best clothes now i haven't got the best clothes on and go everything but you know what i've got i've got. now for our forum. where we're some people. they can't fire as well as alex and i will fight for them and that is what we do this is what we do it we will for we will. we will win if in the end but. it's a war and that's what filled in a way that's what. i was about this week was about and that almost all of it's been won. when we went to war disabled people we pick where an award was of all men award for.