tv The Great American Pilgrimage RT February 18, 2018 9:30pm-10:01pm EST
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but at their last. i. don't like to come in and being like i'm going to shoot at school you like start taking your family like i love you because you never know a biggish. is the word that can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering if it's my kid easy or casey say i. was doing the shooting many of the students were holed up inside classrooms posting messages of distress online we managed to speak to a lay nick a student in the school at the time. world. like
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about to leave school suppose to end years before the bell rang supposed to ring. but the final lot of and we're starting to look out but down like the school. and high because it's not a fire drill it was school grads and it's first like everybody still thought it's going to feel like they grew out of the they do in the schools but then we just there are the people second talking about life is short you know like in the next village and. stuff i already got killed and this is serious. world isn't all those still be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. it's. also when they
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realize this for real and they would just like it waiting and sample and they came and they told us like like thirty minutes later that all those like everything was clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because we still don't break you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out of their friends and their family. world a much harm i just like feel very kind of lost because like i don't know what will i call it sort of like it's all stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think they're going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. police have identified the main suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student of the school who's expelled for disciplinary reasons police said he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and multiple magazines cruiser's confessed to police he carried out the shooting he's been charged as
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a result with seventeen counts of premeditated murder for the students who described the suspect as being troubled it's been reported teachers were actually warned about him some time ago given his enthusiasm for firearms and significantly the f.b.i. and the police have admitted that they've received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but they failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office where we've had approximately twenty calls for service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. the information was not provided by me but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last he is our intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up on those threats and. taking out fences measures it seems lessons not being learned
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they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people of their country to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done in a tweet president trump slammed the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the tip offs about the shooter you suggested that the blame lies with the intelligence agency because it dedicates too much time to the investigation into alleged russia collusion of which he added there was none. this week the first legal cases were brought regarding the alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the united states we'll have details of our story later in the hour. the winter games in south korea have just passed the halfway mark russian freestyle skier has won a bronze plus earlier on sunday the olympic athletes from russia away our team won
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silver in the cross country skiing the young skiers in question were without their leading russian teammates the more experienced team members didn't receive an i.o.c. invitation despite never having tested positive for doping accusations of drug use prompted the i.o.c. to ban numerous russian athletes for life yet it's appealed that decision and the court of arbitration for sport overturned the lifetime bans for twenty eight russian athletes that was at the start of february but the court then did an apparent u. turn deciding not to act against the i.o.c. which had blocked some of the cleared out police from taking part in the games we spoke with the court secretary-general and asked him about the reasons behind both the court and i.o.c. decisions you can watch the full interview on our website r.t. dot com for now though here's a preview. these athletes applied but were denied access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not just sanction it was an eligibility issue
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that's illegal this difference for us. only reviewed the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the met our report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the good of fields doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that the unable to show the
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guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case. we are not acting on the pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them so to come the united states joins in the debate the foreign eisel fighters returning home countries coming up after the break. thank. our.
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welcome back the united states is joining the chorus of growing concern that's coming out of europe it's over for an islamic state fight is returning to the home countries washington as its allies especially britain say pay more attention to citizens who fled here to join the terror group u.k.'s defense secretary has previously said they should not be allowed to return i don't think they should ever set foot in this country again they turned their back on britain our values and everything we stand for they are the worst of the worst. we're working with the coalition on foreign fighter you to nice and generally expect these detainees to return to their country of origin for disposition at the present eisel terrorists of u.k. origin who return home do face prison sentences or other european countries of try to reintegrate the foreign militants into society for example in denmark extra had is there of even received apartments and jobs to promote reintegration. a hot topic
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so we put the issue of how to deal with returning to how this up for debate. initially britain said we're going to make them stateless remove their passports not going to allow them reentry other countries themselves take a more like approach some of the nordic nations said let's try every patrick that have radicalization programs which in part have actually been quite successful in some areas at the same time then the u.s. is now taking the lead and the u.s. defense said foreign countries need to repatriate their own citizens and deal with them using the rule of law and i think that's a sensible way to go they should not come back here it's as simple as that because they've committed the crimes abroad so why should the church which foot the bill for all this rehabilitation and all this will probably be doing jail for quite a while that cost more when these crimes have been committed of course let the authorities deal with him under the rule of law in them. you know there are lots of different stories about what happens to these people if we make them stateless
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stand simply they will stay out there they will keep breeding extremism terrorism and radicalization and they'll keep killing and they'll keep hating us so we have it's a problem have to deal with you can't hide from it you cannot fall back on this british passport so you know i committed atrocities abroad but all for we british passport into the mix so we get sent back oh no how do you know people have committed crimes without putting the evidence in front of them and putting them on trial just assume people went out there so well i don't want to go out of here i'm in london and regularly on trial here i go i mean my own regularly caught well these are worried but obviously the the un is so weak it's laughable the you again is so weak just nonexistent the should have. should have at the un peacekeeping forces making safe and so we could properly categorize these people rather than these people go in to fight for whichever side these people fight of dissent against but now because they fight for the kids to be classed here it becomes
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a ridiculous situation. united states justice department turns indicted thirteen russian nationals on three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election. but as there is no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defendants were instead charged with conspiracy to defraud the us among the three enterprises indicted is the st petersburg based internet research at agency now that's accused of conspiring to sow political discord another is a catering company which is suspected of having help to fund the entire scheme the thirteen defendants allegedly used methods that range from organizing political rallies to posing as grassroots activists some of their reporter best as they were pretty off the wall for example driving a hillary clinton impersonator dressed as a convict in a cage in the back of a truck they also allegedly bought facebook ads to promote a rally that was titled support hillary save american muslims despite the lengths
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they apparently went to sabina admitted that these ploys had zero impact on the vote there is no one elevation in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing their numbers no changing their numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information through advertisements thirty listings in social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far. special constable counsel muller as indicted for people for that's all that's all he has to show and so far
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nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence that anything that these russians or any russian did russian nationals or people who speak russian or people in the russian government did but there was no evidence that any of this affected the election whatsoever isn't that fascinating and if it didn't affect the election what's the point of this. because you've run into the you talk about the latest news headlines and often.
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do you. mean that we can measure up let's talk more like a national. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all under george washington in our view to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru well he's a little bit different i'm not a abraham lincoln or no no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road to have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people.
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to get the degree which will get them that dream job young americans no longer hesitate to put the health at stake it's. first day of term on the columbia campus one of the most prestigious universities in the world more than eighty nobel prize winners have either studied to. justice and many other ivy league american schools some students take drugs to boost their academic results. mean divot if they could study through the night without showing any signs of tiredness you to my friend so you just. break we're going to libya and there are ours to. you. in the united states these study drugs have become a public health issue more than a third of american students take them regularly. go to colombia thanks to an exam she took under the influence of infection. to avoid
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a disciplinary action she will hide her identity i didn't have any expectations of getting in the essay i wrote was it hot a biography five pages i ended up taking a ph d. medicine it just it puts you. in a mental space where you can focus entirely why not take a pill if everyone else is doing it to give you a competitive match. the helping hand that she got told off very easily. a friend of mine a prescription for concern and he gave it to us for free i'm probably down like a dozen times or so. and you will see how these pills are almost sold us over the counter drugs on campus. we walk through the streets around new york university with a hidden camera. after twenty minutes of searching become across this student we'll call him joe. seriously. and loop it.
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just doesn't seem to be shocked we ask him if he can soldiers out. friends. like one or two people like. you the student got to three scription from a fairly unobservant doctor. many millions using. it. so josh deals the twenty five milligrams that he doesn't use and cell phone use after a few minutes of negotiation he lets us buy one of his pills ten dollars for thirty milligrams of amphetamines you can't go in so they give you the yes or lose. your little relief that. ten percent of students who take drugs become addicted.
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lunch fats is very familiar with this phenomenon a journalist at the new york times he was one of the first people to raise the alarm. but i have to succeed i have to get an a i have to get into the best law school i have to be in the in the cream of the problem if average is no longer acceptable we're all in very big trouble among the most fragile of students these pills can cause violence pollution nations and suicidal thoughts. despite the risks a real traffic of these trucks has developed over the internet. this classified ad site well known by americans as dozens of office full study drugs. to attract students these miracle pills have even been renamed study aids. in order to get hold of them a simple phone call will do. what.
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the police have been looking at these new internet dealers for quite some time. oktober two thousand and twelve operation dot com led to the arrest of twenty. one new yorkers who were operating on this site. among them a student at n.y.u. . the aim of the authorities is to break up any traffic where doctors may be involved. on campus the addresses of these specialists are being exchanged illicitly we went to interview one of them. and it was not the psychiatrist. what is it you know before i take a test or something and i pretend to be a student who is having difficulties over. the years were true would say. exactly here in other words. no no health scan no verification of my student status instead of any medical examination he just hands me
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a sheet. of red with the words. this is do you have problems organizing yourself or concentrating do you have memory problems that you know that this questionnaire put together by the world health organization helps diagnose attention deficit disorders among adults. it will so works as a medical guarantee for this doctor is that he will be able to the text will read your vote through to the soul of the brute and then return to a large this and yeah exactly this is what goals was. to protect himself from any possible prosecution the psychiatry's made to sign a disclaimer. that would support for ok. as it was. in two thousand and nine almost six million prescriptions like this were issued to young americans every month in four years this figure has more than double the to
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succeed other students hedge their bets on another system of co-working which has stood the test of time. back at the university of kentucky. these great victorian like buildings are home to the famous fraternity house on the front of each building greek letters identify them. ronald reagan george w. bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma
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alfre epsilon house. so they are know this is going to. be aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club armchair paintings of the former alumni you could own. us forget that students live here and we retire so these are all of our general championships. tonight the fraternity will only be create the universities best pedigrees. graham has been an essay member since two thousand and ten he knows the selection ritual well. for the house events are there also events. we started a short history. there you go. the atmosphere is rather relaxed everybody is trying to make a good impression you're going to take over the house in a couple of guys together don't you. good for their candidates the first visit is
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only the beginning of a long process selection hazing initiations to get a place here they will have to get through what are sometimes violent challenges but not tonight discouraging the contenders is out of the question their attack is still focused on the competing for eternity the farmhouse right down the street they're building this new house it's going to be like one hundred square feet here in ars just to be bigger than ours but they're doing it like a two million dollars budget we're struggling here to for eternity is operate with huge budgets entry for the sposi students cost between one thousand to three thousand euros a year. the wealth of these fraternities is mainly gifted to them by former members it's you know kind of like a suite almost for two people but. benefactors who will become sponsors of these students once graduated found this is a fraternity's main strength building a professional network they've got a radio in jordan a little bit of
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a bizarre presence around it's kind of his role model. these fraternities are mainly hope to young white anglo-saxon americans. it's a great way of continuing a system of the elite and privileges spencer the town are a very bad place to hang out. this student in the red shirt gets a slightly warm up welcome spencer is a different kind of candidate to the us. now i mean you're that idealist idea of a big head. you know. you know it's. right there at the s.a.e. house spencer is already a little at home. his place in the house is reserved it's a family heirloom. here serious. very serious it's yours if. you prefer. their preferences.
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or its characteristics. at the university of kentucky twenty five fraternities shared the campus and the pick of the students quite apart from their parent teaches him they also indulge in fierce competition in terms of pot and alcohol. what's up. for in that this is what gives a fraternity its reputation these nights of heavy drinking at the end of the afternoon and the campus delta sigma fi house has already started to party we need more pitchers. delta saying this is your channel twenty two he's organizing the feeling he's in charge of the fraternity social life his mission for the days to motivate those who are choosing the new members and they begin by going over the classics. it certainly was great joy.
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as it was a good night is better says i i bet it was yes there was a little booklet for turning it gets around and we chant this song and yeah y'all. rushing forward l o u yeah but it's welcome like well well you know what i would still stuck up with all these much obituaries have only one objective tonight the purpose for life what i would post about it if there was it up by a good five guys was even though i thought i would go forward to. aside from the camaraderie the fraternity also have another purpose to and i will that members to me go hey this is mary gearin she's about to make out with two balls. their favorite targets aren't waitresses but sorority students the female
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equivalent to fraternities on campus thank you thank you nine pm in the deltas at a house the party is in full swing. thank you i was among the thirty you so excited goes we see luciano delta six party guy. he's come on a scouting mission thanks ellie was our doing. thank you thank you thank you it was. to be on campus fraternities and sororities form a single community one big dating club the students from good families where everything goes was that what happens here stays here was thank you god thank you thank you thank you i
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normally it's the fraternity is that host the sorority so that these young ladies don't have to pay each fraternity member contributes two hundred dollars perturb it is all done to encourage making connections our time for the crack parties it's free how i how you. cooperate that's like the only guys who really associates are hearing this already you pretty much only talk to gradually boys yeah yeah i don't . even give their new email about. your friends or dating guys here and start to turn to you say like that's especially good but then we'll make fun of can't we can make fun of like yeah people who are going to happen emoji i would just means it depend. on american captain says academic success relies on integration into these elite societies to get in some students want to add to even the most barbaric afresh the initiation.
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everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru well just a little bit different i'm not a abraham lincoln high no no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun every day americans come home and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. tell us stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it was dismissive to do it long before you like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is something i'm going to not know phil
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saviano may be a bit. old john go into a telescope with a ship the only palestinians is who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world and the location could not only could do this. and not fizzle. i know i'm going to continue muslims you know do more. don't piss off. we had to hand over on the east coast of the united states. here we have to one of the oldest american universities. upon leaving its graduates are among the country's top six highest salaries. promotional images of an elite campus without history where one out of every two students is a member of a fraternity. loz was one of them just like his grandfather and brother before him
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. let's start. over here too so actually like every time every time i want to go to sleep it's like underneath. the former student isn't bitter however his initiation nearly killed him for they spared him nothing this is actually the night the night of rush everyone gets kidnapped and taken to this other spot where they don't know where they are. going to charge a lot of six cups of beer you know as fast as you can the first person here and they're dressed in blue suits and in the winter. in contrast to the principle of support among fraternities hazing the initiation is a time of and this humiliation about the vomit couple pledges vomit into a pan and one of the touch chairs cracked you know eggs and cheese and baked in the oven in the pledge. and you're
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a snow angel he has inflicted upon others the very same tortures he did out says for daring to testify about them in one of america's biggest magazines rolling stone confessions of an ivy frat boy among these confessions there is something that nobody has forgotten when i first saw the people who. it's like a shock people vomited in and people your new. people are jocular in. the year before someone defra kid the pleasures would swim around and that's you're like baptized at dartmouth his confession exploded like a bomb that once the scandal was over the university tried to bury the matter i tried to get them to investigate and they never did in a real way if you really want to know what i think yeah it is it's money it's you know there was the one nine who give the most you know a lot of them are in for tourney's and
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a lot of them are on well some of them are on the board of trustees or were on the board of trustees and. you know millions of dollars changes hands. andrew left dartmouth before graduating even though he survived the fraternity violence others weren't so lucky. you're ten am at the long island courthouse. jack omarion parte meehan have chosen to break the law of silence by pressing charges against their son's fraternity came to court to indicate my son's stays. there and he died from alcohol poisoning. this civil trial marks the end of four years of relentless legal battle according to their lawyer this tragedy should serve as an example for getting good. that they're going to be. live on a plan for whatever damage that we can. get the jurors to work.
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for the loss of their son the parte millions are claiming damages against the paternity as president as well as two other frat boys who were present on the evening of the hazing. the university itself is not involved the tragedy took place off campus. a man was nineteen years old he was the only child from jacka merriam's remarriage. this is just before he went to college and the long hair was an a student. he was very smart very capable. a man wanted to be a doctor but on the twenty eighth of february two thousand and nine his dreams were crushed his hazing turned into a tragedy after he was very very drunk and that he was trying to stop drinking that kept. pouring bucket down the stroke that's when the. party disband that
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they took my simple already had passed out and they took him up to the house and. put him to bed. behavior and they just they waited in their left him there and he just died. but i almost thought. the next morning the police discovered our mom's lifeless body the alcohol content in his body was seven times the legal limit. since the tragedy time has stood still at the parte means house but. its worth is. just for the stuff in here right now so i just can't bring myself to take it out than. the poor of. the first char saw the three students sentenced to a weekend in prison an injustice for nicole and sister and a sign of impunity of these fraternities weekends in jail going on very becoming
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and certainly didn't even make any sense you know but now they can organize and get married and have kids and do whatever to not. have kids downstairs hernando that they don't know this is so that parte me and spiled a civil lawsuit to get compensation. the culprits were finally sentenced to pay a fine of millions of dollars in damages. on american campuses alcohol has become a real problem. once a year students from across the whole country gather for a heavy drinking session. we are in south padre island texas the spring break template. sixty thousand students meet here every year it's three pm on the largest beach of the island rowdy has been drinking heavily ovett student discovers the joys of spring break for the first time we. were really curious where exactly
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the girls are going to read. what's in store for them dance competitions and drinking. american students forget the pressure of the upcoming exams in the meantime anything goes for good or for showing the very show their greed to give them a shot. from their families and what they used to these youngsters no longer know their lives due to drugs and alcohol many of them finished their afternoon in a medical tent set up a few metres from the beach there or be hydrated there drop in this body later. accustomed to such depaul cheree the state of texas is not to mean with its resources there are two hundred first aid workers are hired so that the party does not turn into a tragedy in charge of the fire chief bernie the sad sad sad bring regular course
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like we have a disaster is controlled chaos. every day one hundred spring breakers are admitted to this field hospital. today about he has managed to get back to his hotel without any problems you. know all but in the girl's room some haven't stomach the alcohol so well they go through drunk at the beach for their share in the year in the first fall when. you have to keep going rowdy and out and have their own technique from the beach they came in here in stop drinking if they really can't drink then they would have been and they were going to party and just like us. for these students spring break rewards the effort they've made throughout the year. so they party day and night. a few hours later the girls get to second with. emily and cherie are two students from dallas with
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a clear objective means we are here for the baby. and again tonight the team gets going. headed to was one of the biggest nightclubs on the island that's loose in the city spring breakers are the cause of many out to the sheriff mike is the tense this period of the year right now we just want to make sure that we're in the park and watch we're going to try to make sure that. the wires you cars are trying to break into the steal cars. since last year mike has been able to rely on a very special form of support to help them control the situation feels. his ability from up there to watch things that people don't think about. a control tower several meters from the ground and downed with night vision cameras we have one camera that show painted on top. of the tower what does it all
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straight out three hundred sixty degrees i think you have here play station actually we can move that camera all the way around we can actually if you can show me pretty close to. what has just received a call from the tower an individual has been spotted dealing cannabis. use i didn't read the story right. the tower allows mike to arrest you don't sue infringe that will. take you in two thousand and thirteen the south padre island police make three hundred and forty five arrests over eight days. we find rowdy in the queue for the nightclub tonight he's planning to dance and drink all night he's out for a night. the problem is he's only eighteen when he was ordered. for this student has a fake id he's pretending to be the legal age for drinking alcohol. can you train
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entering. the rowdiest managed to get past the barry unlike these underage girls. it turns out that he an out and have been planning this for a long time. at least. thirty. thousand and sixty dollars to. have a great night out these two boys have saved up almost five hundred dollars the equivalent of two months of student job salary. but pleasing to. god. they certainly. every year spring break brings in around one billion dollars for the american economy. after several hours of partying rowdy and elgin are a little hungry and just as well because outside
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a pancake stand awaits that and there are catholics from all over texas cooking up the stone to share a little juice with their pain to strain every really here. every evening these volunteers prepare more than six thousand pancakes to help the party goes absorb some of the alcohol that's been drinking. in ten years spring break has become a non miscible event on the schedules of american students tomorrow we get up early with good food and we continue to just party unity. like cool spring break is rowdy and old and will be going back to campus to take their exams. but there have to knuckle down in the united states one out of every two students leaves university without a degree. i
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five people are dead after a gunman went on a shooting spree at the church in russia's southern republic of dagestan the attacker was also killed. is really prime minister slams iran and the nuclear deal calling for it to be scrapped speaking at a key security conference the pm even use props to make the message clear to iran's foreign minister. this is a roof. with george. on the passenger plane crashes in central iran not far from its destination killing all sixty six people on board.
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thanks for joining us this evening you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international five people have been killed and several others injured in a shooting which started at a church in russia's southern region of dagestan. buettner zeeshan. much. so all you should turn to the school almost looks are clear. this is doing work or go digital stream. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and several others have been injured after a gunman with a hunting rifle targeted crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now it's believed the shooter targeted people as they attended a service that an orthodox church is the final day for orthodox christians before they celebrate the great fast is a day in which families would usually attend
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a church service now it's worth mentioning that dagestan is a predominantly muslim region here's an eyewitness account well you did a good. while the people were leaving the church a gunman approached armed with a rifle he started to shoot people started fleeing he started shooting people he ran outside to was shot within the churches grounds just outside of those injured two are said to be in a critical condition the shooter who has also been confirmed dead has been identified as a twenty two year old local man and the investigative committee are working to establish whether he had any links to any underground terrorist groups. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has lashed out of iran comparing it to nazi germany criticize the iran nuclear deal saying quote the dangerous iranian tiger. or whether. you want aggression will be
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shipped. and it will compress the entire world the nuclear agreement with iran has brought the countdown has begun the countdown to a new reagan nuclear arsenal little more than a decade on the sanction relief that they do provided has not moderated iran has not made them more moderate internally and has not made a more moderate extremely contract it's unleashed a dangerous iranian terror in a region and beyond netanyahu has never been a fan of the a new nuclear deal that was signed back in two thousand and fifteen and on multiple times over the years he has caught iran a great danger well of course talking about a deal in which to iran signed off to limit its uranium enrichment in response for financial sweetness i think this deal is a bad. deal now what we hear today from the israeli prime minister is again
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urging the international community to slap more sanctions on tehran he has called the country the greatest threat to the world and he drew the parallel between the nineteen thirty eight munich agreement that failed in its attempt to appease nazi germany and the two thousand and fifteen iranian agreement he has also said that this deal did nothing short of a nation is rainy and tyga and to support his point he used visual props here's a piece of that iranian drone mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should be george. you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of. do not just israel's resolve the iranian foreign minister zarif responded to prime minister netanyahu is comments by saying that they were nothing short of a cartoon circus that in fact an awful quiet response and that they were probably
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motivated in italy are whose problems back at home here he was referencing corruption charges that have been leveled against the israeli prime minister of course when the iran nuclear deal was signed back in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration was not supportive of netanyahu viewpoints but since then we have american president trump in office and he not only has supported netanyahu is views but he recently to certify the deal when the rainy and foreign minister was asked as to his response to this this is what he had to say i can assure you that would be iran's interest are not secured iran would respond really respond seriously we not be the first ones to worry that an agreement will reach all of us troy is spite of netanyahu to attempt. to achieve we achieved it in spite of him being implemented in spite of him and the world view to maintain that agreement
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in spite of his delusional attempt. this was quite a tense exchange between iran and israel coming as it did at a conference in munich aiming for world peace it raises the tensions here in the region up another notch columnist for the israeli newspaper gideon levy says that while israel's concerns over iran are understandable they should not be resolved by threats and force. and you know he's obsessed with iran for many years now and one should not underestimate his concern there is a reason to be concerned when he run is taking over some parts of syria or is increasing its interest in syria but this discourse of. this discourse of showing parts of drawn is really to law and doesn't lead to any where one should understand in this my my point of view that
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not every scene can be solved by threats and by bombarding him by force there are certain things that are. impossible to be solved by force in the again and again it and yell believe that everything can be solved by force. a passenger plane has crashed in central iran according to the latest numbers fifty nine passengers including a child along with six crew members were killed grief stricken relatives are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy. of the burns other to. sunderland is a two hundred dollar. so that cylons are no that's. another bad sign is a lot of those are those. meters it did not sort of that is our one year off now the designs are there is that the length of support the plane crashed in
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a remote mountainous area close to its destination according to media reports wreckage has now been found in the area where it came down press t.v. journalist youssef jalali reports from tehran. due to adverse weather conditions due to our foggy weather the pilot lost his vision and he was trying to find a place where he can make an emergency landing and according to eyewitnesses in this city of sydney room he was trying to land and make an emergency landing on a pasture but unfortunately on this process the plane crashed. the plane was operated by arson airlines is the third largest carrier in iran that operates domestic and regional services and local media reports claim this particular aircraft had suffered technical problems in the past the a.t.r. seventy two turbo prop is
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a french italian short haul aircraft the model was first introduced at the end of the eighty's the last time out of an airline suffered a fatal incident was twenty four years back that was when the plane suffered a sudden loss of power sixty six people were killed in that disaster. wednesday saw one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history a former student of marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida was arrested after the rampage that killed seventeen and injured a dozen more. he saw white dead body there on the floor and blood or on the floor how many people like five on the third floor. they look like students it was one teacher and four students. so they do pull the fire drill you want to side.
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boom boom various gunshot i doze firecrackers but at their last are like oh i'll. act. like could come in bring a gun to shoot at school you like start taking your family i love you because you never know a biggish. is the word that can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering if my kid is easy or easy say i am during the shooting many of the students were holed up inside classrooms posting messages of distress online we spoke to elaine nick
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a student who was in the school at the time. world. like about to leave school as opposed to in years before the bell rang supposed to ring. so i got the file out of and we're starting to look out but the school the bullets. and cry because it's not a fire drill it goes all grab and at first like everybody still thought it's going to feel like they grew out of the they do in the schools but then we just here are the people second talking about life. is short you know like in the next village and. stuff i already got killed and this is serious. world as i told us still be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. it's an amp like most here when we
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realized this for real and we were just like are you waiting at some point they came in and they told us like like thirty minutes later that all those like everything was clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because we still don't think you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out of their friends and their family. world a much harm i just like feel very kind of lost because like i don't know what so rigid so will i call it sort of like so stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think that going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. police have identified the suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student of the school who was expelled for disciplinary reasons police said that he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and that he had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to police that he carried out the shooting as
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a result he's been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder for the students described the suspect as being troubled and it's been reported that teachers were actually warned about him some time ago that was given his enthusiasm for firearms significantly the f.b.i. and the police have admitted that they'd received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but they failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office where we've had approximately twenty course of the service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. the information was not provided by bill barber. and no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last he is our intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up
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on those threats and. taking out the fence of measures it seems lessens not being learnt they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people of their country to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done in a tweet to president trump slammed the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the tipoffs about the shooter he suggested that the blame lies with the intelligence agency because it dedicates too much time to the investigation into alleged russia collusion of which he added there was none. this week the first legal cases were brought regarding the alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the united states we'll have details on that story a little later. the winter games in south korea have passed the halfway mark russian freestyle skier booed off has won a bronze medal and earlier on sunday the olympic athletes from russia or away our
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team won silver in the cross-country skiing and the young skiers in question were without leading russian teammates the more experienced team members didn't receive an i.o.c. invitation that despite having never tested positive for doping accusations of drug use prompted the i.o.c. to ban numerous russian athletes for life the athletes appealed the decision and the court of arbitration for sport overturned the lifetime bans for twenty eight russian athletes at the start of february the court though then did somewhat of a huge turn deciding not to act against the i.o.c. which had blocked some of the cleared at least from taking part in the games we spoke with the course secretary general asking him about the reasons behind both the court and i.o.c. decisions the full version of that interview is available on our website you can watch it at r.t. dot com just for now though here's a preview. these athletes applied but were united access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not
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a sanction it was an eligibility issue that's a legal difference for us. only reviewed the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the fields doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c.
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had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that the unable to show the guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case. we are not acting on the pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them still to come this hour the u.s. joins the debate over foreign eisel fighters returning to their home countries that's coming up after the break.
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the u.s. has joined the chorus of concern coming out of europe over foreign islamic state fighters returning to the countries washington's urged its allies especially britain to pay more attention to citizens who fled europe to join the terrorists ucas defense secretary spoke with me said they should not be allowed to return i don't think they should ever set foot in this country again they turned their back on britain our values and everything we stand for they are the worst of the worst we're working with the coalition on foreign fighter detainees and generally expect these detainees to return to their country of origin for disposition. currently eisel terrorists of u.k. origin who return home face prison sentences other european countries they've tried to reintegrate for militants into society for example denmark for eg see how this have received part apartments and jobs to promote reintegration so hot topic we put
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the issue of how to deal with returning to how this up for debate. initially britain said we're going to make them stateless remove their passports not going to allow them reentry other countries then said let's take a more light approach some of the nordic nations said let's try to repatriate them have radicalization programs which in part have actually been quite successful in some areas at the same time then the u.s. is now taking the lead and the u.s. defense said foreign countries need to repatriate their own citizens and deal with them using the rule of law and i think that's a sensible way to go they should not come back here it's as simple as that because they've committed the crimes abroad so why should the church. foot the bill for all this rehabilitation and all the short probably they do in jail for quite a while that cost more money when these crimes are being committed to god let the authorities deal with him under the rule of law in them. you know there are lots of different stories about what happens to these people if we make them stateless
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stenciling they will stay out there they will keep breeding extremism terrorism and radicalization and they'll keep killing and they'll keep hating us so we have it's a problem have to deal with you can't hide from it you cannot fall back on this british passport so you know i committed atrocities abroad but all for we british passport into the mix so we get sent back oh no how do we know people have committed crimes will out in the evidence in front of them and putting them on trial just assume people went out there so i don't want to go on trial here i'm in london and regularly on trial here i go on in my own regularly well these are way but obviously the the un is so weak. the you again is so weak just nonexistent the should have. should about the un peacekeeping forces making safe and so we could properly categorize these people rather than so ok these people go in to fight for whichever side these people fight of against but now because they fight for the kids to be classed here it becomes
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a ridiculous situation. u.s. justice department cindy. thirteen russian nationals and three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election but there's no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defense says the defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the us among the three enterprises indicted the st petersburg based internet research agency accused of conspiring to sow political discord another is a catering company suspected of helping to fund the whole scheme thirteen defendants allegedly used methods that ranged from organizing political rallies to posing as grassroots activists some of the reported methods pretty off the wall for example driving a hillary clinton impersonated dressed as a convict in a cage in the back of a truck they also allegedly bought facebook ads that was to promote a rally titled support hillary save america muslims despite the lengths they apparently went to though it's been admitted that these priorities how does erode
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impact on the vote there is no one elevation in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing their numbers no changing their numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information advertisements thirty listings in social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far special counsel counsel muller as indicted for people. for that so that's all he has to show and so far nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know
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what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence that anything that these russians or any russians did russian nationals or people who speak russian or people in the russian government but there was no evidence that any of this affected the election whatsoever isn't that fascinating and if it didn't affect the election what's the point of this so this news headlines coming your way at the top of the hour. looking at balliol surveys russians are so different from their european neighbors
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when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transition to rare and precarious what would it take for russians to stop playing it safe politically. about your sudden passing i have only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. here at the top to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each bet. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly
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promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters my mind it's consumed with death this one difference i speak to now because there were no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it off to finish it loving you like image this isn't my cup of years of going out to the saudi army they are there all shot without food shelf life is a ship the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterpart i don't think there's some of those who endure under the old version. you know only because it is a. i know it is
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a lafayette that it's got this lady in the muscle that you had i'm going to continue muslims you know do more in the middle don't piss off. people. previously on the great american field triffid right into the military one nine hundred sixty eight ship to be what you were you born nine hundred forty eight i born in sixty six close nineteen fifty eight forty eight all not even close. here's a reason i'm just the host of the program. everybody i'm stephen baldwin gosselin task hollywood guy usual suspects but a very proud american first of all i'm dressed as george washington and r.v. enthusiastic uncle steve to me is big boy because this is my buddy max famous
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financial guru and well she's a little bit different i'm out of here abraham lincoln one of the well you know we know the last but not least my larger than life. a night an aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road to have some fun. meet every day americans have all of. what's in america to. see how things got so crazy i was naked. to get my finger on cook's the start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. it's tame number three in massachusetts and though the locals say all roads lead to
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boston our heroes still have yet to find their way into the city tough for new here . christians are were mobile pilgrimage. folks are going to make this turn of. mobile right now the president right on the right this is our producer jared him and stephen don't always see eye to eye and one of them next we'll share. some you're not going to hit the house for a cable you're going to get out the experience they're going to occur near the minute you want to. put into each person as you can take it thirty two foot motor home and do a three point turn in the middle of nowhere actually massachusetts general laws title fourteen chapter eighty nine section nine says that but who's keeping track thank you michel this is us but we don't i'm going to get something after already getting lost our heroes attempt to navigate the former couch rails known as road
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come forward from washington without the modern convenience of g.p.s. you know like real pilgrims so we don't know where we are right now right i felt this company is out of battery and some gaffer tape stuff it in the sun you did. about five miles out right now the corner this is a modern day max khyber are starting to get in the media for boston comicon isn't responding to your idea i'm wondering. that's where the boston tea party happened right yes seven hundred seventy three in the tea act got everyone really agitated and that's their the boston tea party seven hundred seventy three which is three years before the revolution many and in doing that that was a way of those folks like you know making a statement in the gains on the wars here we want to put. this new call representing the great american pilgrimage. in the middle. where the boston tea party took place where was that what they called the harbor boston harbor boston
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harbor why can't we get a barge. and put this r.v. on the barge and take it right out in the middle of boston harbor is that crazy what what the what you want to put this on a barge and float out in the middle of boston and i mean what what better way to to to to celebrate this occasion then by honoring that great events with another great statement a mind reader to talk to jared about the. brotherhood pulling to boston massachusetts. on my own finally reaching their destination our heroes discover one of the many things boston is known for their challenges parker here. it's parking the super it's not a no it's a little. ember on that side of that sign not where we are now but if the sun is correct we can sit right here i believe they can't that's
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a great spot that corner or in since i get that one but it's probably a loading zone they all are. just so brilliant i'm going to get out there you're good the shirt you know what's these trees pullers. just after finally parking our heroes realize they're in cambridge home of harvard university or some of the top minds in the world choose to study soon max ventures out and meet some future leaders of america. i'm kind of the i got to store it out we could you be revealing your kind of this didn't fully stop just a little the style of music and the non-original. marilyn just you know it's going well apparently we can't take mack's anywhere everybody stay but knows it everything just don't do it everybody quit until the. the whole you know you're going to this matter now to. joe because the details get back to.
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that max's getting an education about what the state way from the city stephen heads over to the local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. opposed to just yes stephen even if you know my sister in terms of there you go birth thank you thanks for coming no problem you heard what a journey to join us you can hear so i have you now before you get into all of that out of where you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from north in school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years or so your health care. that's like
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a hot topic in these to get what would you say is the biggest issue your profession for nursing health insurance period you know we get people that don't have insurance and they get the best care. you know the border you get someone who is hardworking and has insurance and they get kicked out after the fifth day because their insurance doesn't approve or you know whatever it is that they need or what not so sure in your opinion as you travel as a nurse a lot of folks who are uninsured are seeing more the benefits the middle to lower middle class one hundred percent yes. and back to mexico keep it one hundred in case already. on the front i guess that we can make a system out how much compared with europe. or france i would compare. you don't have heat. but the. thing is that you
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and watch your movie and eat street and you need to be what. with rising health care costs and education what that would mean you. might. like four thousand years ago an average salary in france and last but not if you francisco that you can french you feed it will be less going to be a good. one accent but at the end i don't know which if we meet yes only it seems to you because i want you. now if i can tell me as somebody that you are making i don't know what it was and i don't know which way you keep it but hundred thousand euro you i would come via one hundred pows and yet list seventy five here against me when i was shopping when i come back i'm like. why is that busting so much. culture to subsidize and if
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the flour in the fridge again next year i'd say the cat would read yes the bread i got i get it's one hundred whatever i am going to colombia at the get up at three bucks in the states but then i get a frantic one but i think. i do not see it because i think that at the coffee shop steven continues his chat with jessica and learns more about her trip here still enjoying her nursing in the travelling and i love it i absolutely love it i wouldn't change it for the world show you've gone too many many many many places i have what's what's a story or an experience related to your work that sticks out the most well actually i had a contract in boston here at mass general and i was actually when the boss think the marathon bombings and. i was there breaking news this hour the finish line of the boston marathon is hit by two major explosions just seconds appalling at least
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three people have reportedly been killed and many others. had gone there at three of my friends one of them being like eight months pregnant my best friend and. they were two of our friends were running the marathon and we were standing at the finish line and my partner friends she was like you guys i'm starving i really need to eat we walked down the street we went to out that. everything and. heard the first bomb go off. everyone looked around but didn't really think anything of it you know it's down to kind of like a cannon going on and so. they're probably celebrating a few minutes later the second one went off and i was was the one that was closer to us where like the building shook. and so that's when people started
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freaking out. the manager of the restaurant made everybody go downstairs to the basement and told us that he was told that it was some kind of gas pipe. and i was like that sounds like. something like that so we were in there it would seem like forever wondering what the hell was going on you know so they finally let us through the back door into the alley behind the restaurant. and that's when. they saw people just running running and people with blood like what the hell's going on you know and so when my friend was asking around like what just happened what's happened in everyone's life there's bombs going off and so that's when we're like ok we got to put it to the train station because my friend who is eight months pregnant you can't be also. we booked into the train station and it was just mass
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mass of people just going to third or yeah it was it was it was crazy and. i still remember it like it was yesterday like. in this. movie. so. you're at the boston marathon. the printer from social school gets up. from where you were for him to the floor when he was out of finish line so if there were the first bomb that's where the second bomb went off i believe the bigger one the bigger one. so if it wasn't for hungry baby we could have been still standing there when it went off thinking back like before we went to eat we were trying to hook up with another friend who was there. but we couldn't figure out where she was so i actually took a picture of like where we were in so she can reference it like where to go and i didn't even notice that it was her that notice when she later on that night like after everything happened that. when i took the picture the two the two brothers
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will all make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the running plus a some project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. to ignore middle of the road signal. the real news is. the world. so they have all this is and as i look back to says they are precious oppressive measures being deployed against the palestinian people everywhere the hand the set of colonialism the theft of our land and the many many. you know there's
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back in harvard square max is looking for someone he can fight with there we're talking about america. like what it means you know i am better able to hard work with a masterpiece a martial i'm not and you work for that i want you with rank your actions for the marginal element oh my back on the fifty seven but i think you can see how it was all screwed up in a fifty seven i'm fifty seven years old and goes a long time and all my amount of time so young a major for not cancer me tennis player which. i'm a jump when you're chinese in a while yeah i'm a big guy you know pick up a rock or i'm around right now on one project here i'm here and i was great i give out free food to folks he wasn't. like like starbucks neat. line i'm going to rethink what i know you got the funding for military right how do you have all the money you want housing and food you have to give and so carry again it goes back to
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what is important for americans only myself and i say i hope i think america can make it if we get our values right his own saying live simply saw it as me simply live that's how i live my life seriously a picture of you took randomly just to identify the spot you were. in. and it has the two individuals that were the terrorists. to speak on roundup i know you're not tell me about it but massey yes. you can zoom in. and this is before all the floor everything happened yeah. i mean it's it's clear as day there they are yeah there they are right there yeah. you know it's there for them. i mean that's just. crazy right and i mean even noticed until my friend was like you got to take
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a look at your picture again and i was like why does the man and look at the people and that's when i was like oh. there they are tell me though. because you're talking about it. and obviously it's an emotional. thing. i've met several people who are nine eleven something told to go home that day. you know you can chalk that up to. luck. higher power or anything. i didn't get any of that. not at all not until after the fact and. little after the fact after everything happened. we just like me it was me and three my friends my pregnant friend and her husband and another friend and all three of us that we were like we need to get home that was our main focus and i'm sorry i'm you know it really was
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a tissue brother or a napkin or something i'm sort. of anything like that i didn't think i was going to get emotional well no you're good you're fine. are you great we just feel. it's a problem it's a it's a one time one city in america i mean it's all over america it's a big country right there are things. completely empty right and so you know more territory like watering go up to where i'm ok what's known about this place i see austin. yeah i think it's not the first time one it's amazing after the first time yes did you know much about where the others came up after the bombing of the marathon bombing. but i do know that there was a whole box of stuff i don't think came about from that and one of them is what's going on and it means that we like to look up for each other in time terry and
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things like that like we get one another where you feel it's all there and i mean i guess that i'm puerto rican cold in terms of my what's going on here i don't feel like i am like right now my grandfather had been up for it and he just had like so much right talk about the american flag because where american stuff like that that's happening right now is very disappointing to not feel like when they need it that's their part that they're here because you know any other place you stand they got really maybe it would take to get it i don't want to train up the much knowledge box and you know on that day yeah like a lot like him. after. all this went down the trains were running they kept the trains running to let people get out of there yes. and there were like law enforcement with like huge guns in like backpacks like all over the place like just people panic yeah and your
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girlfriend was pretty sure running to washington right the time you posted yeah. yeah. scared was terrifying actually because we didn't know if there was going to be another one not to go off or away or you know when so it was it was. i can't even put it in words nann. how did mom and dad react. he were finally good happy to see me when i got home because they couldn't get ahold of me because you know all the phones were down you know you can make any phone calls you can fax you can do anything so they didn't know where i was or if i was still around or anything. so when i finally got home. and it it was a voice you know i hear. you're. good.
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but i'm just like i'm. trying to stay away from the tuition myself here. just to jump to the next idea i'm going to say. so that happens. but you still live there. it's my home it's still home. already where the heart i listen i got you. nobody else. is yours because my mom and she went to the american me. ask you about. the place and. your great dream come true i feel a lot of love coming here for the conference. yet i see this phrase boston strong what does that mean mean for us propped up by.
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terrorists on the attack because great. to be. here to get them out when we meet you. coming up. so i'm sitting here with a young lady who doesn't just. seen. or heard the idea boston strong. i lived it. cost them kicks because look how quickly they caught those as you know. it's awesome. boston did a very good job catching those guys. yeah what are law enforcement deals with. i know firsthand because my dad is a police officer so. i know what he goes through you know coming out of
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it or you stronger or you're getting there i'm getting there. you're the one force me that has raised a pretty terrific daughter helped your friend. she was pregnant. chad the baby. yeah yeah my monkey boy she had a ball holds the boy in him. what's not. so. happens here. you see no. labels on file. not enough numbers on the no zero zero zero one for you and me and yes good luck that we did not solicit you know i'm talking about america as a country you recount like our parents you know we're like a sibling that's run off and started our own country i think we're doing mom mom
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i'm pretty sure these women don't speak for all of the england and max definitely doesn't speak for all of us pretty good pretty good are going to be better to get rid of trouble well now it's just about to save up enough both houses and you can speak up. yeah i want you to mention i think i made a mistake right so that leaves her leadership. true enough to know not to try to get a better guess is right. and so other than that it's open scott right i don't know cut off for snow yes i was stunned to find me east coast right in the cement and most of the gulf coast now to launch a man but there's a transformation coming to your neighborhood but my god. what are you going to propose to nail me with to understand what we're going to call an english name when barnacle was paid a dream gallows humor and a word of it and can't stop such a long time for
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a while the law doesn't work for me i'm. for asking everybody on the greenberg pilgrimage what is america to you everything you've touched on the touch here. this is still lead to dreams or is just ok it was a land of dreams i mean my parents definitely reached the you know my dad was he always wanted to be gone police officer did that you know i was a member as new let's raise does was meant to cause you know i have good jobs but. america now more homelike the way things are going with this new president and. terrorism going on people killing each other and it makes me scared to even raise kids in this world now because look at what they have to look forward to that wondering if someone's going to bomb their school without a doubt i want children but i would fear for you know. i mean the news you
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can't even watch the news these days that they're reading is just bad you know and you don't see anything good on using. soap to. go on your train. so. you're still cool with america i'm so cool i'm still here things. going to get better i'm hopeful. good i'm hopeful that things will get better but the church said that there's too much going on now but i'm hoping that things will turn eventually turn. to thanks for coming in fran thanks for sharing your story the third day of massachusetts is in the books stephen and max a come to an understanding of what it means to be boston strong and our heroes meet back up to continue their quest to have a boston tea party of their own next time on the great american pill to.
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i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each of billionaire owners and spending tribute to the twenty million a one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so well more transfer. and thinks it's going to take. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos a member of it was dismissive to do it loving you like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going out on sunday i'll be able to you know charge it up i just hope
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there's a ship the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision not only could do this. and that is all of your knowledge to how to this lady of the muscle that you had i not going to compete in the doesn't seem to do more the middle sauce don't put this off. looking at value surveys russians are so different from their european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transitions rare and precarious what would it take for russians to stop playing it safe politically.
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that. was like. five people die and five are injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a church in russia's southern republican of dagestan the attacker was later shot and killed. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu slams iran on the nuclear deal calling for it to be scrapped and uses props to make his message clear to wrong as foreign minister. and drone mr zarif. do you recognize this. george. bought a passenger plane crashes in central iran killing all sixty six people on board.
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this is the week a is r.c. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in russia's southern republic of dagestan five other people including a police officer and the national guardsman were also injured. buettner zeeshan. much. so all you should turn to this list almost looks it clear. this is doing record production is truly. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and several others have been injured after a gunman with a hunting rifle targeted crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now it's believed the shooter targeted people as they attended a service that an orthodox church is the final day for orthodox christians before
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they celebrate the great fast is a day in which families would usually attend a church service now it's worth mentioning that dagestan is a predominantly muslim region here's an eyewitness account well you did a good. while the people were leaving the church a gunman approached armed with a rifle he started to shoot people started fleeing he started shooting people he ran outside to was shot within the churches grounds just outside of those injured two are said to be in a critical condition the shooter who has also been confirmed dead has been identified as a twenty two year old local man the investigative committee are working to establish whether he had any links to any underground terrorist groups. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has lashed out at iran comparing it to nazi germany he criticized the current nuclear deal saying it's unleashed
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a dangerous iranian tiger. did you care whether. you want aggression will be shipped. and it will compress the entire world the nuclear agreement with iran has brought the countdown has begun the countdown to a new reading nuclear arsenal little more than a decade on the sanction relief that they do provided has not moderated iran has not made them more moderate internally and has not made a more moderate extremely contract it's unleashed a dangerous iranian territory in a region and beyond netanyahu has never been a fan of the a new nuclear deal that was signed back in two thousand and fifteen and on multiple times over the years he has called iran a great danger well of course talking about a deal in which to iran signed off to limit its uranium enrichment in response for financial sweetness i think this deal is a bad. deal now what we hear today from the israeli prime minister is again
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urging the international community to slap more sanctions on tehran he has called the country the greatest threat to the world and he drew the parallel between the nineteen thirty eight munich agreement that failed in its attempt to appease nazi germany and the two thousand and fifteen iranian agreement he has also said that this deal did nothing short of unleashing the iranian tiger and to support his point he used visual props here's a piece of that iranian drone mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should be george you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of. do not just israel's resolve the iranian foreign minister zarif responded to prime minister netanyahu is
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comments by saying that they were nothing short of a cartoonish circus that in fact an awful quiet response and that they were probably motivated by it on the on whose problems back at home here he was referencing corruption charges that have been leveled against the israeli prime minister of course when the iran nuclear deal was signed back in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration was not supportive of netanyahu viewpoints but since then we have american president trump in office and he not only has supported netanyahu is views but he recently to certify the deal when the rainy and foreign minister was asked as to his response to this this is what he had to say i can assure you that would be iran's interest are not secured iran would respond really respond seriously we will not be the first ones to worry that an agreement will reach all of us troy is spite of netanyahu to attempt to achieve we
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achieved it in spite of him we implement it in spite of him and the world will maintain that agreement in spite of his delusional attempt. this was quite a tense exchange between iran and israel coming as it did at a conference in munich aiming for world peace it raises the tensions here in the region up another notch or defense and government analyst amir oren says netanyahu is position doesn't reflect what many israelis think. many israelis believe that the nuclear deal was a very good one for israel of course everyone always says i would have gotten the best a better deal but in reality if it would have been a better deal for one side the iranians wouldn't have signed it in israel people understand that the other parties to the deal that is russia china germany
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and the united kingdom and france along with the european union are not going to withdraw from the deal and if in three months starring president drum withdraws from the deal the united states will be isolated rather than iran so netanyahu has of course the right to speak up to speak his mind but it doesn't reflect the opinion of many israelis. a passenger plane has crashed in central iran with fears that all sixty six people on board have been killed grief stricken relatives are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy but perhaps the pals are the book that army are doing it to hunt doing this so that cylons are not. the only other bad signs although those on the national gulf meet us it did not short of that is a hollow bone near the gulf now the designs are saying is that the angle of support
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. the plane took off from the capital tehran and crashed in the zagros mountains close to its destination in the southwestern city of us huge according to media reports wreckage has now been found press t.v. journalist youssef jalali reports from tehran. due to adverse weather conditions due to foggy weather the pilot lost his vision and he was trying to find a place where he can make an emergency landing and according to eyewitnesses in the city of sydney room he was trying to land and make an emergency landing on a pasture but unfortunately on this process the plane crashed. when the plane was operated by assman airlines it's the third largest carrier in iran it operates domestic and regional services local media reports claim this
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particular aircraft had suffered technical problems in the past the eighty our seventy two turbo prop is a french italian short haul aircraft model was first introduced at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. the last time assman airlines suffered a fatal incident was twenty four years ago when the plane suffered a sudden loss of power sixty six people were killed in that disaster. on wednesday seventeen people were killed in a dozen were injured after one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history nineteen year old nicholas cruz a former student at the school in the florida city of portland was arrested after the attack. god either on the floor and blood or on the floor how many people like five on the third floor. if they look like students it was one teacher and four students.
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so they do pull the fire drill we want to side boom boom boom boom there's gunshots i doze firecrackers but other lash out like oh oh oh. oh oh i am. going to come in bring a gun to shoot at school you like start taking your family i love you because you never know a biggish are killed are these go where they can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering what it is my kid if he or casey say i am. this or saw that during the shooting many of the students were hiding classrooms and posting messages online we spoke with polly
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and i lay nick who'd been in the school at the time. world. like about to leave school as opposed to years before the bell rang supposed to ring. but the fire louder and started so loud but down like the school the building the bullets. and high because it's not a fire drill it goes all grab and it's first like everybody still thought it's going to feel like they grow that they do in the schools but then we just there are the people second talking about life is short you know like in the next village and . stuff i already got killed and this is serious. or is it all those still be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. they said man like also when we
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realised this for real and they were just like are you waiting at some point and they came and they told us like like thirty minutes later this all goes like everything's clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because we still don't like you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out of their friends and their family. world how much harm i just like feel very kind of lost because like i don't know what to read so well i call it sort of like so stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think they're going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. as we said police identified the suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student at the school he was expelled for disciplinary reasons police said he was armed with a semi automatic rifle and had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to carrying
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out the shooting well he's been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder for students describe the suspect as a troubled reports also claimed teachers were warned about him some time ago due to his enthusiasm for firearms while the f.b.i. and police have admitted they received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office that we've got approximately twenty calls for service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. the information was not provided by big deal but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last few years intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up
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on those threats and you to take out defensive measures it seems lessons not being learned they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people of their country to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done. well in a tweet president trump slammed the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the tipoff about the shooter he suggested the blame lies with the intelligence agency as it dedicates too much time to investigating alleged collusion with russia which he denied well this week the first legal cases were brought regarding alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the us to have more details on this later. rather have been two more medals for the olympic athletes from russia team of the winter olympics in south korea in the board of took brothers in the men's freestyle
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skiing while earlier the men's team took silver in the four by ten kilometer relay while the young team were missing some of their leading ski is the more experienced members didn't receive an i.o.c. invitation despite having never tested positive for doping. well accusations of drug use had prompted the i.o.c. to ban u.s. russian athletes for life they appealed against the decision and the court of arbitration for sport overturned the bans for twenty eight russian athletes at the start of february well the court then did in a power an eternal deciding not to go against the i.o.c. we spoke with the court's secretary general asking him about the reasons behind the court and the i.o.c. has decisions and the full interview is on our website r.t. dot com but here's a preview. these athletes applied but were united access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not a sanction it was an eligibility issue that's
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a legal difference for us. only review the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the deal that didn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that the unable to show the
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guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case. we are not acting on the pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them still to come on the weekly the u.s. joins in the debate over foreign i saw fighters returning to their home countries more on that after the break.
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welcome back the u.s. is joining the chorus of growing concern in europe about foreign islamic state fighters returning to their home countries washington has urged its allies particularly britain to pay more attention to citizens who fled to europe to join the terror group the u.k.'s defense secretary gavin williamson has previously said they should not be allowed to return i don't think they should ever set foot in this country again they turned their back on britain our values and everything we stand for they are the worst of the worst. we are working with the coalition on foreign fighter detainees and generally expect these detainees to return to their country of origin for disposition. or currently i still terrorists of u.k. origin who returned home face prison sentences while other european countries have tried to reintegrate the former militants into society in denmark jihadists have even received apartments and jobs to promote reintegration or we put the issue of
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how to deal with returning jihadists up for debate. initially britain said we're going to make them stateless remove their passports not going to allow them reentry other countries then said let's take a more light approach some of the nordic nations said let's try every patrick that have. programs which in part have actually been quite successful in some areas at the same time then the u.s. is now taking the lead and the u.s. defense said foreign countries need to repatriate their own citizens and deal with them using the rule of law and i think that's a sensible way to go they should not come back here it's as simple as that because they've committed the crimes abroad so why should the church. foot the bill for all this rehabilitation and all the short probably they do in jail for quite a while that cost more money when these crimes have been committed of course let the authorities deal with it under the rule of law in them. you know there are lots of different stories about what happens to these people if we make them stateless
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stand simply they will stay out there they will keep breeding extremism terrorism and radicalization and they'll keep killing and they'll keep hating us so we have it's a problem have to deal with you can't hide from it you cannot fall back on this british passport so you know i committed atrocities abroad but all for we british passport into the mix so we get sent back oh no how do we know people have committed crimes without putting the evidence in front of them and putting them on trial just assume people went out there so i don't want to go on trial here in london and regularly on trial i'd like to go on in my own regularly because well these are way but obviously the the un is so weak it's laughable the you again is so weak just non-existent the should have. should have at the un peacekeeping forces making safe and so we could properly categorize these people rather than so ok these people go in to fight for whichever side these people fight. against but now because they fight for the kids to be classed here it becomes
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a ridiculous situation. now the us just. department has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election. but as there is no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states while among the three enterprises indicted is the petersburg based internet research agency which is accused of conspiring to sow political discord another is a catering company which is suspected of having helped fund the holes. well the search team defendants allegedly used methods which were rather on the orthodox . however some of the reported methods for example driving to hillary clinton impersonator dressed as a convict in the cage in the back of a truck where they allegedly brought facebook adverts to promote
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a rally in title support hillary save american muslims but despite the lengths they apparently went to it's been admitted these ploys have no impact on the vote there is no one to give a shit in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing the numbers no changing the numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information through advertisements thirty listings in social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far. special constable council muller has indicted for people for that's all that's all he has to show and so far
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nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence that anything that these russians or any russian did russian nationals or people who speak russian or people in the russian government did but there was no evidence that any of this affected the election whatsoever isn't that fascinating and if it didn't affect the election what's the point of this. talk about the latest headlines in just over half an hour meanwhile for more on all of us going.
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elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fiddlesticks mission to do it looking for you like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going up local study hall maybe a bit you know john no doubt hoping. the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there is a lot of those ruined under the oak vision there's no one who could do this. and that's is all of us not just you have to this lady of the muscle that you had i'm going to continue muslims you know do more commitments also don't put this off.
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like a walk off selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles but still. the new socks credit tell you that what we gossip and published by falsehood most important news today. off the bat i think telling you i'm not cool enough and let's not fight their prophet. all the hawks that we along with our audience will watch.
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welcome to worlds apart when you look at value certain race russians are not that much different from the european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms except for one thing they have a very low tolerance of uncertainty politically that translates into a strong electoral benefit to the incumbent making power transitions in russia and precarious will the russians are stop playing safe politically well to discuss that i'm now joined by dmitry put a call for a russian opposition politician and a former member of parliament mr it's good to talk to thank you very much for your time now you're not running in the russian presidential elections but i think you may have contributed more to voters in gauging and then some of the candidates every appreciate the program that you created of enlisting citizens or voters as monitor. which i think really helps to energize the base but why do you think projects like this capacity building projects democratic projects like this so rare in russia you know. i think that there is a good thread is used to produce
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a bit in the election if we don't think that it's a real elections because you know one of the. critics loose in the army just was bound to produce a good in this election so there is a serious point in the position so. listen i want to launch an electoral campaign to break all those elections i think that we need to support those cordons critics who will be in the belak list so all of the trade tonight the people from different thread is into one. project we would like to organize over is in moscow in order to provide every polling stations with at least two worse and more schools there are three thousand five hundred polling stations and we would like to recruit seven thousand people to more new tour elections in order to create a big political force for the future elections in most school in the way relations
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and i are going leave those people yeah you and the way you phrase it if you pursue obviously a personal goal but what i find actually far more important is the citizens and gauge because in russia politics is still about getting voltaire's we should i think is a rather primitive very limited form of political persisted being monetarists requires a much bigger commitment it's just fourteen hours of monitoring on the election day plus all the education the training that goes into that in my view that's much more important for democracy than whether or not you win actually and yes of course because all these people will be involved in the politics it will be very important for the future elections for all democrats who are positioned looters and or comforted so we will need to work of the grassroots level this will help us to win sometimes maybe in two thousand and twenty two on big because the main goal of the
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opposition to be represented in the parliament after two thousand point two on the we're creating and we're trying to create a big political force in order to go to united told people who do want political force and political parties now it's very well known statistically people in urban areas well differently from people in the countryside or in the national republics and it is believed that the number of voter fraud is much higher in the countryside in moscow now you said that you have a very clear political interest in moscow that's why you're doing that. from a democratic point of view when it has made my job better sounds to go to the regions and it drives the base there rather than staying in moscow where already people are quiet engaged politically very is another strategy that we should to normalize people and be serious we need to. to commit them to come to the polling station to go with we need to raise
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a turnout in big cities where we have more chances to win that's why we decided to work in more school and ten percent of the voters of russia. so we come to the municipal complain in most school we have two hundred six to seven independent deputies we have majority and seventeen districts in moscow. in two thousand and ninety and we will have a municipal competing in some pictures of her so we will try to repeal this. series i think that campaign was actually groundbreaking and maybe even give the credit to you whether or not they support your idea logically but i read in one of the interviews that you while you were helping in selecting those people who were running for the minister politics you ask them questions about what they think russia's policy in ukraine of what day what is their stance on crimea why on earth do you need something like that why do you need to bring big politics into that rather than focusing on that capacity building and the gys in debate isn't it more
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important to work with a grassroots but why why then he asked them about their views on foreign policy because you know what i was sometimes a member of a just russia. or what happened to this party to. this party has been destroyed. there will there was a serious pollute between people who supported putin and who wanted to oppose that's why we decided to support all of those candidates single minded people people who share the same. we support of those people who want to restore relations with the west with support of those people who. want to have a democracy in our cannot put a people in didn't use a palace need to take care of the yard or it's the local parish or it's all of that they don't deal with ukrainian issues etc why don't you need to why don't you support and educate people off any political persuasion because we we want to unite
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people with the same values with the same ideas and it's very important because today they have all like a lack of authority but they want changes not only in the district not only in more school they want changes for russia. to more room there will be united in the political party that you share into saying where you sit and it's very important for us but people who support question and people who support you may actually have the same values in having the rule for him having local in gage meant in having. you know corruption compay in it why did she give all i've been it's impossible. because. i kept most of them that people supporting poo pooed two will be members of our political party as well here i am with the example just as i told you before the beginning of this program i recorded it into your monitoring
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program but i'm more or less proportion but i do believe and i think i've been to some of the training that your party has organized terrorism does your exceptional no not at all there are a lot of people many ages of many political persuasions actually are interested in making sure that those elections are conducted in the free and fair manner in accordance with the law as you see there is really high during the end some so super in the media absolutely yes but who is for that how can you support pushing. that in this case you should share my i will use some way to use and support with a good call for my supporters to meet with yours i do want to get a preview of the censorship in the media but it's not about devaluation when you deal with the country you deal with the current problems and i agree that the t.v. environment the media environment in russia is constrained but i don't think it was i think that you were for the independent court system the right absolutely of
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course i am for the independent course and i'm sure glad you put in independent learners is only the newco so you support of these scams with legislation the gives him the authority to appoint judges for example so it's not about independent core system. of turn used for russia well i don't think he appoints those judges and gives them that permission to be pliable to outside pressure and i think on a number of occasions he also talked about the need to reform that system and in fact from what i know he has actually just initiated the and now the justice reform that was long advocated by alexei kudrin they're well known liberal and i'm sure the person who you'll share some values with so there is all. always and work all hour of the n.c. cauldron is going even the member of the government appears still very influential or what do you think it will do me a very influential well if the person in his program is accepted as
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a blueprint for reform there are many of our houses are going to remember what you managed to carry out if you if you look at the polls and the latest other polls show that there is a strong demand for change in russia i think you would agree on that and even put it would agree on that but i think the way this demand for change manifests itself in this country is people saying we wait for the changes we want the authorities to make the changes to remember that famous song by victory and soy we are waiting for the changes rather than saying we are to change and there is a fundamental difference between these two positions where you place the authority but they replace it with the they the government or with yourself that thing be changed about russia people's expectations of who will be there are running the country whether it is the government or whether it is that. i think that people don't like to take risks they want changes but they want to take risks and i don't believe them the figures of the polls because i can give you some interesting facts
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about russian polls for example according to the polls putin has. a two one percent of support things that only the around seventy i don't believe in those figures because according to the same polls. it's one third of people never tell the truth to pollsters. because you can imagine if somebody comes through a door or coal you and ask if you supported greens to put them is better to say yes putting of course it's the most popular politician in our country that our food out may be to six to see eight percent of support which would still be enough for him to carry the illusion of fear of the police to get a bunch of. eighty eight who can read the book or for good. the reporter you will find this in figures so what you're of have fifteen percent of support in there to you know into a two line you have fifty two percent of support just one year before that on the
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important mr good cause i don't believe the story about historical parallels i think i don't think they ever work and this is perhaps simplifying. the matters a little bit but can i ask you why do you want to kill don't believe in any polls who are for the situation can be changed drastically after the split of a loop and i believe some split over lou because you know. the mood in the parliament and the government and the closed circle was put him there is it comes from sort of the loop can i ask you a question about that because specifically about the power transition and the change of power in russia all the candidates in these elections including putting himself say that in principle they support. powers need to be changed in a regular basis but i think for that comment the question is always not why but when and how if. tomorrow wakes up and decides you know i've been in power for way
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too long i just need to find something more exciting to do with the rest of my life do you think our country the state that it is right now with its very weak checks and balances but that the system that exists today with the law enforcement that they exist today with the levels of corruption do you think the country the system can withstand that. the change within six years pushing come through we'll have another president or another constitution although there isn't a due to start to move in that comes with fusion order to come for like put to forever model for that if you don't please enter into the well is the order of the distribution campaign again and that people will start fighting for property that the corrupt people the. exist within the system will try to heal monopole lies deposition and get get some precise fandoms out there that we don't believe will have will help us to reach. this changes because i know that
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they want to. restore relations with the west because they're one don't they don't want russia to be as a lay to the they want to restore relations with the west because they have already their children to start entirely and they have assets that are you know your station of the day we do russian side you know the russian is that process of evolution is ready for that will be a trigger to changes people but till it's not a very democratic they just say you know i don't know but i know the his through volcom for it it will be. like movement towards each other the lives of the people so all their opposition will work of the grass the grass roots level the elites will try to support this movement and i believe them changes but i think that it will happen until two thousand and twenty four because. the look of the
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problem in three parties. for example just russia there is no just russia anymore they have no even the young leaders young politicians held a prayer while he was in office q his seventy two or seventy three it's his last campaign so there is no oil the per hour so we will have changes we will. you will see the change of political decoration in the parliament after two thousand and twenty one they like to call it the political ticker ration so we need to build it the base for the future political party at the grassroots level but at the same time there is a technological revolution we have the internet we have like hundreds in two colleges mr gadhafi you know that we do not edit this interview that's why i have to give our viewers a very short break but we'll be back in just a few moments. with
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lawmakers manufacture get sentenced to the public will. when the ruling classes project themselves. the final merry go round of lives and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. from the real. world. like your policies and is available back to says they are precious oppressive measures being deployed against the palestinian people have to deal with the set of colonialism the theft of our land and the many many. diverse stating things that they're living in this. i'm doing of course
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a very dim view of whether or not anything can change at least with the current authorities in power and it's interesting that this current elections i think already. being brought on a cordon you know according to different sort of problems for example just six years ago politicians have from non-parliamentary parties have to get two million votes now that there has been drastically decreased the territorial principle of voting has been there also scrapped as much as you know people from the opposition like to say that it's the same all the actions of but they're very predictable results don't you think that the police there a little bit the system itself electoral system a little bit more accommodating to both voters and people who run down it used to be let's say sixty years ago. very little difference in the same time. it depends on the. opportunities and who to be registered
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to to participate in the selection is a week old just know the tomorrow of putting creative was denied registration. has considered as a strongest liberal politician or come from i mean the latino on the his is the most popular figure in the whole country i mean in the opposition and he was bound to purchase a paper on this and i think people believe that this is the people you see on the part of it was already a negative impact on the early because nobody knows how many all those legitimacy. and it's a problem and that's why many people refuse to go to the polling stations to vote because they don't believe in any changes in russia so i assume that it's not the rulership election it's not a vote it's not an election but at the same time i support. to purchase a big with a license to do everything possible to create a political force for the future wife and the work of the grassroots level can i
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enjoy your attention to the current elections because you mentioned they were there for a change before and i would think that scrapping this territorial. principle of voting allowing people to vote at polling stations of their choosing rather than where they are registered creates a great opportunity for the opposition because dad measure would be most appealing to younger urban populations with higher degree of social mobility people who are more likely to have liberal or progressive views if those people are allowed to vote here in moscow. isn't that actually a good thing for the opposition don't you think that that may. just mean are you with you because for example people who wanted to vote for a latino widening his norma bell at least he was refused he was denied registration . because of the politically motivated court decision. and you know and that's why i like people that don't you know sort of this election is there's
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a real elections. and it's a problem. well it may be more just what i am going into the polling station to vote of course i count on it when i watch t.v. to see how the rivals participate in discussions about. the reason. the cold conditions for all candidates he says no not everyone is registered. it's not an election well i strongly disagree with you and i actually was you know this is a group i've heard in the only interviews you said not to long ago that most closed a large largest urban community in russia and here. during the last elections back in two thousand and twelve put in one but he got less than fifty percent of the poll so he supported in bigger cities is actually weaker than in the countryside if you add to that towns and possibly hundreds of thousands of people who work in this
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city but weren't going to vote before i think that is actually a major part of the best opportunity the opposition have in this country and you dismissing it as a known opportunity is funny to me because i. mean why are only saying that are you see i'm going to hold out i have my come to the i'm going to vote for you or you lose q. and i have a political obligation to him to support him because he supported me and when i was running for the state parliament let's move in what should resign for the in the supporters do or during the election they have no candidate to vote for but that you mentioned i did by using the word of who are in there is not going to get a little if they go to you please keep as you said is on the ballot and he represents one of the oldest liberally minded opposition parties. if you really believe in the values should only supporters vote for him and shouldn't a volley be somebody if he believes in values rather he let his own candidacy
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should he be. encouraging his that's what it is all for you going to do for him to show there's a different question it's a question put on this is a question i don't support his strategy to be a coalition but i'm going to vote i'm going to go to the polling stations but and never consider this election as a rule is it is it fair to say that in this particular case now vali is putting he's own personal ambition above the democratic liberal values is that a fair statement. i would say that i come to i can understand what he said i wanted because he was. conducted the complaining the last year but he was not registered i can understand his emotions were the same term of course and we have counted they from the liberal forces. in the are i i'm going to vote for what he wants. i suppose stranger to participate in the
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elections and to support those who use groups who will be in the belak least but it doesn't mean that this is a real belt in the elections one prominent russian liberal on a toy biased said recently that one of the secrets of potential political lead to have it if you put it away or inside the administrative resource and like the certain electoral patterns in russia if you just focus on his political personality one of he's. one of the secrets to his appeal is that he successfully works with three main strands of the russian electorate the last the nationalists until last year extend the liberals even though i personally believe that he's starting to corinth out there deliberately camp. now he's. opponents do that they present themselves in the varo very narrow political life they are either nationalist or liberal can you win can you challenge pushing them to status to do
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that he represents by presenting yourself in such narrow terms by presenting yourself as a let's say a liberal candidate. i can't agree with i'm going to. put in the successful because there is no political competition for him so you can just switch on the two you will see only put a. i mean during the elections i mean before the elections there was only putting on the t.v. there is no war for elections there is no conditions for political competitions that's why he's a popular if you discounting any appeal of his political place you know some of the problem to look good when. you don't participate in two debates or discussions it's no problem to have a high rate and there is no criticism in the to be still lots of criticism of him monday and these are linked in there but then the penetration of the internet in
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russia is a bar seventy percent yes so you know. unfortunately they channels are more popular in the internet sources now but i think that in the future we will have more opportunities to address our message to the white people now you're going to know you've been very critical of the kremlin and let me mention one of the main kremlin criticism of the opposition. they are essentially say that their opposition is a bad bunch of egomaniacs who put their personal interest above that common values and i think you encountered some of that even here in moscow when you were trying to fill those when you support candidates and you had a certain clash of personalities with your own allies why do you think it's so difficult for the russian opposition especially liberally minded opposition to put their political ambitions to the side and focus on forming a united front i think that it's
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a disease of war our society it's not only their positions but at the same time my strategy to unite people in the opposition managed to do that during the municipal elections because we recruit more than a thousand candidates from the from part is part of mouth open in russia. dependent movement and we support of those people. two hundred six to several of them in their seats and it was because there was a complaint of united democracy and i will try to do that it's a headache of the opposition that we can sometimes united for it's can i ask you one about one more strategy that they opposition usually employs that you yourself have benefited from both of ali and you to some extent do you some on to corruption work and you use it as a means of gaining political attention do you think that's
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a good idea because some would argue that mixing politics and anti corruption allows the authorities to dismiss those investigations altogether as a political ploy don't you think that actually corruption in russia would benefit if it was perceived as a non partisan rule of law or pursuit rather than a means to some political and i think this strategy works but maybe not so perfect that it used to be like three five years ago bunk there is a strong demonic in our society to fight against corrupt officials and i think it's a good to get into their reason to mushroom fortunately in russia and we need to are exposed to solidify so i do need to mix it in politics. with trying to mix it with the politics and with trying to to propose. polluter of reforms to try to get in the corruption so i work with the legislations a tried to. and to corruption legislation while i was in them peeing in the
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parliament by one of the member of the parliament but unfortunately i was alone you know out of four hundred fifty deputies don't you think that. i'm to corruption work should be nonpartisan in principle. i would say that all politicians will use these critics and criticism in their political purposes. but of course it should be out of order. quote mr going to have to leave it there i really appreciate your time today and charlie rose please keep the conversation going on our social media pages as for me hope to see again same place same time here on worlds apart.
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what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something want to be rich . it's a going to be for us to see what the full spectrum of all can people get. interested always in the waters of how. this should. international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fails to listen to you i can at least with my compass if he is going to
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have the study hall maybe. john does. the only palestinians who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who in the world over vision not only do this. i know it is unfair to this lady of. i don't want you to continue in the doesn't seem to do more in the middle don't put this all. out. i've. got.
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five people die and five are injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a church in russia's southern republic of dagestan the attacker was laid to shot and killed. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu slams iran on the nuclear deal corning for it to be scrapped and uses props to make his message clear to iran as foreign minister. zarif. do you recognize that. you should you george. while a passenger plane crashes in central iraq killing all sixty six people on board.
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thank you for watching the weekly headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in russia's southern republic of dagestan five other people including a police officer and a national guardsman were also injured the following reports begins with footage taken at the scene. no reason. much. only should come to the school must look to clear. these three record was reduced really. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and several others have been injured after a gunman with a hunting rifle targeted crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now it's believed the shooter targeted people as they attended a service that an orthodox church is the final day for orthodox christians before
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they celebrate the great fast is a day in which families would usually attend a church service now it's worth mentioning that dagestan is a predominantly muslim region here's an eyewitness account well you did a good. while people were leaving the church a gunman approached armed with a rifle he started to shoot people started fleeing he started shooting people he ran outside to was shot within the churches grounds to just outside of those injured two are said to be in a critical condition the shooter who has also been confirmed dead has been identified as a twenty two year old local man the investigative committee are working to establish whether he had any links to any underground terrorist groups. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has lashed out at iran comparing it to nazi germany he criticized the current nuclear deal saying it's unleashed a dangerous iranian tiger. once you do clear weapons. iran's aggression
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will be unchecked. and it will compress the entire world the nuclear agreement with iran has brought the countdown has begun the countdown to a new reading nuclear arsenal little more than a decade in the sanction relief that they do provided does not moderated iran does not make them more moderate internally and has not made a more moderate extremely contract it's unleashed a dangerous iranian terror in a region and beyond netanyahu has never been a fan of the a new nuclear deal that was signed back in two thousand and fifteen and on multiple times over the years he has called iran a great danger well of course talking about a deal in which tehran signed off to limit its uranium enrichment in response for financial sweeteners i think this deal is a bad. deal now what we hear today from the israeli prime minister is again
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urging the international community to slap more sanctions on tehran he has called the country the greatest threat to the world and he threw the parallel between the nineteen thirty eight munich agreement that failed in its attempt to appease nazi germany and the two thousand and fifteen iranian agreement he has also said that this deal did nothing short of unleashing the rainy and tyga and to support his point he used visual props here's a piece of that iranian drone mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should be george. you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of. do not just israel's resolve the iranian foreign minister zarif responded to prime minister netanyahu is comments by saying that they were nothing short of
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a cartoonish circus that in fact an awful quiet response and that they were probably motivated by it on the on whose problems back at home here he was referencing corruption charges that have been leveled against the israeli prime minister of course when the iran nuclear deal was signed back in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration was not supportive of netanyahu viewpoints but since then we have american president trump in office and he not only has supported netanyahu is views but he recently to certify the deal when the rainy and foreign minister was asked as to his response to this this is what he had to say i can assure you that would be iran's interest are not secured iran would respond really respond seriously we will not be the first ones to worry that an agreement will reach all of us troy is spite of netanyahu determined. to achieve we
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achieved it in spite of him being implemented in spite of him and the world will maintain that agreement in spite of his delusional attempt. this was quite a tense exchange between iran and israel coming as it did at a conference in munich aiming for world peace it raises the tensions here in the region up another notch. defense and government analyst amir oren says netanyahu his position doesn't reflect what many israelis think. many israelis believe that the nuclear deal was a very good one for israel of course everyone always says i would have gotten the best a better deal but in reality if it would have been a better deal for one side the iranians wouldn't have signed it in israel people understand that the other parties to the deal that is russia china germany.
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the united kingdom and france along with the european union are not going to withdraw from the deal and if in three months time president drum withdraws from the deal the united states will be isolated rather than iran so netanyahu has of course the right to speak up to speak his mind but it doesn't reflect the opinion of many israelis. a passenger plane has crashed in central iran with fears that all sixty six people on board have been killed grief stricken relatives are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy but that the girls other to look at army are doing it to hunt doing this so that cylons are not. the only other bad signs a lot of those on the. meters have did not short of that is a hollow bone near the gulf now the designs are saying is that the longer.
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the plane took off from the capital tehran and crashed in the gros mountains close to its destination the southwestern city o.p.'s suge according to media reports wreckage has not been found press t.v. journalist youssef jalali reports from tara. due to adverse weather conditions due to fog whether the pilot lost his vision and he was trying to find a place where he can make an emergency landing and according to eyewitnesses in the city of sydney room he was trying to land and make an emergency landing on a pasture but unfortunately on this process the plane crashed. the plane was operated by aslam an airline's it's the third largest carrier in iran it operates domestic and regional services local media reports claim this particular aircraft had suffered technical problems in the past well the eighty our
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seventy two turbo prop is a french italian short haul aircraft model was first introduced at the end of the 1980's the last time assman airline suffered a fatal crash incident who was twenty four years ago when the plane suffered a sudden loss of power sixty six people were killed in that disaster. on wednesday seventeen people were killed a dozen were injured after one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history nineteen year old nicholas cruz a former student at the school in the florida city of parkland was arrested after the attack. he saw wife dead body there on the floor and blood or on the floor how many people like five on the third floor. they look like students it was one teacher and four students. so they do pull the fire drill you want to side
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boom boom boom boom there's gunshots i doze firecrackers but other lash out like oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh i. don't like to come in bring a gun to shoot at school you like start taking your family i love you never know a biggish are killed are these the word that can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering what if my kid is your k.z. say i am and as we saw there during the shooting many of the students were hiding in classrooms posting messages online we spoke with
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police in a elaina who had been in the school at the time. heard around flake about to leave school as opposed to years before the bell rang supposed to ring. but the final lot of and we're starting to a low clouds but downright school. and high because it's not a fire drill it's going to school grads and at first like everybody still thought it's going to feel like they grew out of that they do in the schools but then we just here are the people second talking about life. is short you know like in the next meal is and. i'm still all stuff i already got and this is serious. world as it all those will be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. there's. also you know when we
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realized this for real and we were just like are you waiting at some point they came in and then they told us like like thirty minutes later they told us like everything was clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because we still it will break you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out to their friends and their family. world a much harm i just like feel very kind of lost because like i don't know what so rigid so well i call it sort of like so stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think that going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. well as we said police identified the suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student at the school who was expelled for disciplinary reasons police said he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to carrying out
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the shooting when he's since been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder of fellow students described the suspect as troubled reports also claimed teachers were warned about him some time ago hew to his enthusiasm for firearms while the f.b.i. and police have admitted they've received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office that we got approximately twenty calls for service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. the information was not provided by me but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last few years intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up on
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those threats and you to take out the sense of measures it seems lessens not being learned they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people of their country to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done. well in a tweet president trump slammed the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the tip about the shooter he suggested the blame lies with the intelligence agency as it dedicates too much time to investigating alleged collusion with russia which he denies this week the first legal cases were brought regarding alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the u.s. we'll have more details on this later. now there have been two more medals for the olympic athletes from russia team at the winter olympics in south korea bought off took bronze in the men's freestyle skiing
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a while earlier the men's team took silver in the four by ten kilometer relay the young team were missing some of their leading skiers the more experienced members didn't receive an i.o.c. invitation despite having never tested positive for doping. well accusations of drug use had prompted the i.o.c. to ban numerous russian athletes for life they appealed against the decision of the court of arbitration for sport overturned the bans for twenty eight russian athletes at the start of february well the court then did an apparent u. turn deciding not to go against the i.o.c. we spoke with the court's secretary general and asked him about the reasons behind the court and the i.o.c. has decisions the full interview is on our website r.t. dot com but here is a preview. these athletes applied but were united access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not a sanction it was an eligibility issue that's
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a legal difference for us. only reviewed the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the good of the doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that they are unable to show the
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guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case. we are not acting on the pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them still to come on the weekly the u.s. joins in the debase i were foreign i saw fighters returning to their home countries one that after the break. well blogs tell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks for the tell you could be gossip and probably by file. doesn't tell you
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all enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we all have all you want. with no make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. with the crime larry go live to be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. you really. welcome back the controversial new lowering poland's that makes it illegal to hold
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the country responsible for the holocaust has provoked iran with israel poland's prime minister. says jewish perpetrators were involved in the genocide as well as polls israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu calls the claim insensitive. it's not going to be punishable not going to be seen as creamy to say that there were polish perpetrators as there were jewish perpetrators as there were russian perpetrate perpetrators are there were ukrainian not on the german perpetrators the intrusions of the polish prime minister's remarks here in munich are outrageous there is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people and as mentioned the new norm makes it unlawful to attribute nazi war crimes to the polish nation specifically it prohibits referring to nazi death camps situated in the country as polish those
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violating the law could face up to three years in jail and adviser to the polish president defended the legislation claiming israelis are ashamed of their own role and supposed sentiments in israel comes from the feeling of shame and the passivity of the jews during the holocaust. and more than three million jews lived in poland before the second world war most of them were killed during the conflict the birkenau camp which was built in poland under nazi occupation was responsible for the deaths of one million jews former u.s. diplomat jim jatos told us the problem is both poles and israelis view history solely from their own perspectives. well look i think all we have here is a clash of nationalisms that obviously the israelis and the jewish people see the events of world war two through the lens of their suffering what happened to them and the people in poland have a somewhat different recollection of it based on their understanding and their suffering in the millions of poles that died during the war and i think this is
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rather unfortunate that they would be conflicting in this way how they recall things paul and i think i think the main point paul is trying to make is that they were victims of the nazi is that they were not these were not polish death camps they were german death camps set up in occupied poland and even though there were obviously there were collaborators among many of the nations of europe of various sorts that poland should not be blamed for the existence of these these camps. the us is joining the chorus of growing concern in europe about foreign islamic state fighters returning to their home countries washington has urged its allies particularly britain to pay more attention to citizens who fled europe to join the terror group the u.k.'s defense secretary gavin williamson has previously said they should not be allowed to return i don't think they should ever set foot in this country again they turned their back on britain our values and everything we stand
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for they are the worst of the worst we're working with the coalition on foreign fighter detainees and generally expect these detainees to return to their country of origin for disposition well currently eisel terrorists of u.k. origin who return home face prison sentences while other european countries have tried to reintegrate the form in a sense into society in denmark jihadists even receive departments and jobs to promote reintegration. or we put the issue of how to deal with attending jihadists up for debate. initially britain said we're going to make them stateless remove their passports not going to allow them reentry other countries then said let's take a more light approach some of the nordic nations said let's try re patrick that have radicalization programs which in part have actually been quite successful in some areas at the same time then the u.s. is now taking the lead and the u.s. defense said foreign countries need to repatriate their own citizens and deal with
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them using the rule of law and i think that's a sensible way to go they should not come back here it's just simply because they've committed the crimes abroad so why should the church. foot the bill for all this rehabilitation and all this will probably be doing jail for quite a while that cost more money when these crimes have been committed of course let the authorities deal with it under the rule of law in them. you know there are lots of different stories about what happens to these people if we make them stateless stand simply they will stay out there they will keep breeding extremism terrorism and radicalization and they'll keep killing and they'll keep hating us so we have it's a problem have to deal with you can't hide from it you cannot fall back on this british passport so you know i committed atrocities abroad but all for me british passport into the mix so i get sent back oh no how do people have committed crimes without any evidence in front of them and putting them on trial just to assume people went out there so well i don't want to go out of here i'm in london regularly on trial i'd like to go on in my own regularly well these are way but obviously the the un
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is so weak. the you again is so weak just nonexistent the should have out. should about the un peacekeeping forces making safe and so we could properly categorize these people rather than so ok these people go in to fight for whichever side these people fight of against his will but now because they fight for the kids to be classed here it becomes a ridiculous situation. the u.s. justice. partment has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election . but as there's no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states were among the three companies indicted is the same petersburg based internet research agency which is accused of conspiring to sow political discord
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another is a catering company which is suspected of having helped fund the whole scheme well the thirteen defendants allegedly used methods ranging from organizing political rallies to posing as grassroots activists however some of their reported methods were rather are also docs for example driving a hillary clinton impersonator dressed as a convict in a cage on the back of a truck they also allegedly bought facebook adverts to promote a rally in titled support hillary save american muslims despite the lengths they apparently went to it's been admitted these ploys had no impact on the foot. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charged conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing the numbers no changing the numbers no voter
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fraud no vote by merely providing information through advertisements are the listings and social media accounts that were shared by americans the mainly ins of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far special constable council muller has indicted for people for that so that's all he has to show and so far nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence more news at the top of the hour.
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seriousness that so was susan was so over a c. so most of the said six point four two story oh ok. you could ask your friend around with these statements but at the since they accepted him yes assessed this and that's a fear of the word was a step forward for me as though this truth you missed through the roof of his e-mail part of the program was not paying for communion so what see those. mean i was sitting at those i mean. the mood in the thailand assuming you put in a dish they stood very near walked to a schoolmistress through my bedroom and i didn't. know this i'm outside of town that put in there you would suspect yeah yeah jews food where you are his daughter we get the more i should.
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there. is not just like you see it shorts of discipline her saying so doesn't sound from the same basis and this is just a form. that. i. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so they have all this is in his eye he practices they are precious oppressive measures being deployed against the palestinian people everywhere around the set of colonialism the theft of all of the land and the many many can all do the stating things that they're living it isn't doing of course they can close that and
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follow uprising. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well i'm just a little bit different i'm not a. good one on the line or windows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road have some fun meet everyday americans come. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fit to commission to do it living for you like you
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know this this isn't my cup of tea is going up local study hall may be a bit. old john without a tough job or they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who in the world under the oak vision could not only could give us a book and that is a lot at night as to how to display any of the muscle that you had i not going to continue muslims you know do more camillus also don't put this all. right brooke. no i. think it still means that you feel like you
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believe you when you're looking down to keep the. people. sure it. will be a sufficient reason for this new time to speak. to you before and i think your son who is a stay within doesn't use there any more than a side to this is a very specific crime in my view there for the full scope there were things that i love one frost the scope inserted script. this assessment is for serious because i thought it was the closest thing law school to the school when the scenes only meant to follow the lead to follow those it's a nickel losing movie. to me during the was there was a yellow new facility but that was of no import from a new. doesn't loose it's
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i. think. there's nothing to lose in those. first two weeks. you must miss the white supremacist because the people. who sent that letter. this way there's the suit. case yes yes the guys were big and. they do you feel it's you know. it's yes it's a big deal. look you go it just looks super troops who can watch me you know sit down with you say well sure says the word of course i certainly talk with no one to converse isn't it because we're with the rhythms of those who use a different version let's just you know it's easy to do and the government does it don't miss the days to get out i'm just i'm a pretty good we prove it is assume
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a slow marriage and i am a push from the face of this new tradition of this in the middle school but should . it be him though are. you sure that we're chasing it was a no show saw nothing to fail it means that people buy the ability little or no it's a boy i mean deal hopefully you know. food fuel. he
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used seamlessly usually spiced memphis. with the first. she's. still in the room with the still which is the oceans of he'll you wish to see them this way he moved. and you should be new to you too new to the ship was he going to you believe. you said you was not in the new moon which. would. see you would think you had your mind yet for them this is just bizarre quite the gabfest number i salute your choice go you know bush or so i think they're pretty difficult. to stick with the rule of go fo the last thing the same way you did when you pretty. yes this as in the spirit of the thing so.
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this is the us is the redneck that. became uses those though i knew police as of so far so good to bust five so moving showing who knows the truth as a fortress yes they do. but only from the stiffening force says to us it was request for the stay a pretty much the fucking israel we don't use fuckwit it's all those of room your food shows and yeah news but there was but the muslim of those who oppose hell supports us they forced us.
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do you. know. what they. did. so it's probably too late but. yeah news will listen to. this to me and will insist on you know will listen to some really good sound they're going to put out the cue ball it will spread assumes that annie and then just play. with them. and she. so when that is so you are the one to speak when they yet you recently come by need yeah usually lubricious companion to day preschool take you with us so thin that again. yeah there's a little so in the galleys this month
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a feeling we've been yeah sort of this to start with you know someone who is to push the lists. the ball going to college you know hundreds of. years of school. bushelful in the day after it was recorded this it is just seaboard b t c yeah. something he says will badly. but i am so so so nobody being in this absolute they're still very young good story or for sure. you know it of the soul well when you have the. you know if you're going to go. through. the system. because. we have the money melissa. the office to tell him which could. help a little. money families could. be
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. a debt. that needs even a bunch of those nasty chats when usury was still pretty. clear that a scottish lady scratch your speech purchase should sit in your. for an extra deals then show this would be some snatching you know thing in the middle need he's lucky cookie should he think it's going to see that you still have peace enough already to know nothing of the stuff i want so you she's a small minded to me and my mind is that. i. think. this
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you. lisa. thank. you so it's a day i'd say had to. place a national missing samhsa could understand. that it's ok as the sun my sad. even if you believe yes. it is a deliberate or simply decision i still wish to see it your intention to be instantly illusory issue really should not enter into it if you believe even first it should be illegal but that's just using these notions a still isn't meant to be you know it's you ill.
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i i thank you i was i i was actually against the except i didn't get to of course now and if there's any i see this is a place to step up our very best selves that right first so much as i am very afraid to act. to disrupt our diligence. for those who are employed or so to say surprise you in specific you. can put emphasis on the new. good point to the speeches and if there's anything to do is to equate it to the north to. you when you have a story. like or not just i think. those are the quickest and surprises me
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do you. mean that we can measure more negative. looking at value surveys russians also differ. from the european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transitions rare and precarious what will it take for russians to stop playing it safe politically.
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was was. five people die and five are injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a church in russia's southern republic of dagestan the attacker was later shot and killed. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu slams iran on the nuclear deal calling for it to be scrapped and uses props to make his message clear to iran's foreign minister. this is a roof. do you recognize this. george. while a passenger plane crashes in central iran with all sixty six people on board pushing it dead.
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on cape cod region you're watching the weekly headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in russia's southern republic of dagestan five other people including a police officer and a national guardsman were also injured the following report begins with footage taken at the scene. much. so well you should talk to the school nurse doctor can you. do you still record those regimes through. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and several others have been injured after a gunman with a hunting rifle targeted crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now it's believed the shooter targeted people as they attended a service that an orthodox church is the final day for orthodox christians before
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they celebrate the great fast is a day in which families would usually attend a church service now it's worth mentioning that dagestan is a predominantly muslim region here's an eyewitness account well you did a good. while people were leaving the church a gunman approached armed with a rifle he started to shoot people started fleeing he started shooting people he ran outside to was shot within the churches grounds just outside of those injured two are said to be in a critical condition the shooter who has also been confirmed dead has been identified as a twenty two year old local man the investigative committee are working to establish whether he had any links to any underground terrorist groups. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has lashed out at iran comparing it to nazi germany he criticized the current nuclear deal saying it's unleashed a dangerous iranian tiger. one spot argued nuclear weapons. iran's aggression
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will be unchecked. and it will compress the entire world the nuclear agreement with iran has brought the countdown has begun the countdown to a new reading nuclear arsenal little more than a decade in the sanction relief that they do provided has not moderated iran has not made them more moderate internally and it's not made a more moderate externally contract it's unleashed a dangerous iranian terror in a region and beyond netanyahu has never been a fan of the a new nuclear deal that was signed back in two thousand and fifteen and on multiple times over the years he has called iran a great danger well of course talking about a deal in which tehran signed off to limit its uranium enrichment in response for financial sweetness i think this deal is a bad. deal now what we hear today from the israeli prime minister is again
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urging the international community to slap more sanctions on tehran he has called the country the greatest threat to the world and he drew the parallel between the nineteen thirty eight munich agreement that failed in its attempt to appease nazi germany and the two thousand and fifteen iranian agreement he has also said that this deal did nothing short of unleashing the iranian tiger and to support his point he used visual props here's a piece of that iranian drone mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should be george. you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of. do not just israel's resolve the iranian foreign minister zarif responded to prime minister netanyahu is comments by saying that they were nothing short of
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a cartoonish circus that in fact an awful quiet response and that they were probably motivated by in italy are whose problems back at home here he was referencing corruption charges that have been leveled against the israeli prime minister of course when the iran nuclear deal was signed back in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration was not supportive of netanyahu viewpoints but since then we have american president trump in office and he not only has supported netanyahu is views but he recently to certify the deal when the rainy and foreign minister was asked as to his response to this this is what he had to say i can assure you that would be iran's interest are not secured iran would respond really respond seriously we not be the first ones to worry that an agreement will reach all of us troy you spite of netanyahu to attempt to achieve we
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achieved it in spite of him we implement it in spite of him and the world will maintain that agreement in spite of his be delusional attempt. this was quite a tense exchange between iran and israel coming as it did at a conference in munich aiming for world peace it raises the tensions here in the region up another notch where defense and government analyst amir oren says netanyahu his position doesn't reflect what a lot of israelis think. many israelis believe that the nuclear deal was a very good one for israel of course everyone always says i would have gotten the best a better deal but in reality if it would have been a better deal for one side the iranians wouldn't have signed it in israel people understand that the other parties to the deal that is russia china germany and the united kingdom and france along with the european union are not
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going to withdraw from the deal and if in three months time president drum withdraws from the deal the united states will be isolated rather than iran so netanyahu has of course the right to speak up to speak his mind but it doesn't reflect the opinion of many israelis. a passenger plane has crashed in central iran with fears that all sixty six people on board have been killed grief stricken relatives are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy. that the bells or the book that are doing it two hundred two or. so that say lands on the. other bad signs a lot of those on the. meters of did not short of that is a hollow bone near the gulf now the designs are saying is that the angle of support
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yes the plane took off from the capital tehran and crashed in the zagros mountains close to its destination southwest and city of yes a huge according to media reports wreckage has now been found press t.v. journalist yousif generally reports from tehran. due to adverse weather conditions due to fog whether the pilot lost his vision and he was trying to find a place where he can make an emergency landing and according to eyewitnesses in the city of sydney room he was trying to land and make an emergency landing on a pasture but unfortunately on this process the plane crashed. with the plane was operated by aslam an airline's it's the third largest carrier in iran it operates domestic and regional services local media reports claim this particular aircraft had suffered technical problems in the past well the a.t.r.
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seventy two turbo prop is a french italian short haul aircraft model was first introduced at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. the last time assman airline suffered a fatal incident was twenty four years ago when the plane suffered a sudden loss of power sixty six people were killed in that disaster. on wednesday seventeen people were killed and a dozen were injured after one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history nineteen year old nicholas cruciform a student at the school in florida city of portland was arrested after the attack. piece of wire and dead body there on the floor and blood our unfortunate how many people make five on the third floor. they look like students it was one teacher and four students. so the do call the fire drill you want to side
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boom boom boom boom various gunshot i doze firecrackers but other lash out like oh my. god i ask you. to come in bringing a gun to shoot it's you like start taking your family i love you because you never know a biggish are you know are these over there can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering what if my kid if he or casey say i am but as we saw there during the shooting many of the students were hiding in classrooms posting messages online we spoke with polly to l.a.
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nick who was in the school at the time. world around like a ball to leave school as oppose to in years before the bell rang supposed to ring . but the final lot of. which started so well out but down right the school. and high because it's not a fire drill it goes school grad and it's first like everybody still thought it's going to add feel like they grew out of the they do in the schools but then we just there are the people second talking about life. is short you know like in the next meal is and. i'm still stunned already got killed and this is serious. world as i tell those still be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. like mostly when we
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realize this for real and they would just like it waiting at some point they came and they told us like like thirty minutes later this all goes like everything's clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because we still it will break you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out to their friends and their family. world i must harm i just like feel very kind of lost his life i don't know what so rigid so well i call it sort of like so stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think that going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. well as we said police identified the suspect as nicholas cruz and nineteen year old former student at the school who was expelled for disciplinary reasons there was also a link to a white nationalist group police said he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to carrying out
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the shooting but has since been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder fellow students described the suspect as troubled reports also claimed teachers were warned about him some time ago due to his enthusiasm for firearms while the f.b.i. and police have admitted they'd received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office where we've got approximately twenty course the service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. the information was not provided by big deal but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last few years our intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not
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following up on those threats and you taking out preventative measures it seems lessons not being learned they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people of their country to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done well in a tweet president trump slammed the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the tip offs about the shooter he suggested the blame lies with the intelligence agency as it dedicates too much time to investigating alleged collusion with russia which he denies well this week the first legal cases were brought regarding alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the us and we'll have more details on this later. now there have been two more medals for the olympic athletes from russia team at the winter olympics in south korea yulia board of took bronze in the men's
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freestyle skiing while earlier the men's team took silver in the four by ten kilometer relay well the young team were missing some of their leading skiers the more experienced members didn't receive an i.o.c. potations despite having never parts of tested positive for doping. well accusations of drug use had prompted the i.o.c. to ban numerous russian athletes for life they appealed against the decision and the court of arbitration for sport overturned the bans for twenty eight russian athletes at the start of february well the court then did an apparent turn deciding not to go against the i.o.c. or we spoke with the court secretary general and asked him about the reasons behind the court of the i.o.c. as decisions the full interview is on our website r.t. dot com but here is a preview. these athletes applied but were denied access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not a sanction it was an eligibility issue that's
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a legal difference for us. appellant only reviewed the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the good of fields doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that they are unable to show the
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guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the case. we are not acting on the pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them poland and israel are in a war of words i was always controversial new holocaust no more on that after the break. it's. ok everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well just a little bit different. though no one knows up with all the drama happening in our
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country i'm shooting the good have fun meet everyday americans call it. looks really start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. so they have all this season as a way to practice is the precious oppressive measure of speaking deployed against the palestinian people everywhere the set of colonialism the theft of our land and the many many. you know there's a stating things that the company isn't doing of course began cool the uprising.
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welcome back a controversial new lowering poland's that makes it illegal to hold the country responsible for the holocaust has provoked a rally with israel poland's prime minister. says jewish perpetrators were involved in the genocide as well as polls israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu calls the claim insensitive. it's not going to be punishable not going to be seen as creamy to say that there were polish perpetrators as there were jewish perpetrators as there were russian paper trail perpetrators are there were ukrainian not only german paper traitors. of the polish prime minister's remarks here in munich are outrageous there is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people well the president of the conference of european rabbis has also slammed the polish leader's remarks what was said by the polish prime minister is totally unacceptable to call jews perpetrators
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of the holocaust is unacceptable to any person who knows history knows you and wants a better future and we did not expect the polish prime minister to say such things and as you mentioned the new law makes it unlawful to attributes nazi war crimes to the polish nation specifically it prohibits referring to nazi death camps situated in the country as polish those violating the law could face up to three years in jail and advisor to the polish president defended the legislation claiming israelis are ashamed of their own role. and supposed sentiments in israel comes from the feeling of shame and the passivity of the jews during the holocaust. or more than three million jews lived in poland before the second world war most of them were killed during the conflict the auschwitz birkenau camp which was built in poland under nazi occupation was responsible for the deaths of one million jews former
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u.s. diplomat jim jeffries says the problem is both poles and israelis view history solely from their own perspectives. well look i think what we have here is a clash of nationalisms that obviously the israelis and the jewish people see the events of world war two through the lens of their suffering what happened to them and the people in poland have a somewhat different recollection of it based on their understanding and their suffering in the millions of poles that died during the war and i think this is rather unfortunate that they would be conflicting in this way how they recall things poland i think i think the main point poland is trying to make is that they were victims of the nazis that they were not these were not polish death camps they were german death camps set up in occupied poland and even though there were obviously there were collaborators among many of the nations of europe of various sorts that poland should not be blamed for the existence of these these camps.
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the u.s. justice department has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election . but there's no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states were among the three enterprises indicted is the st petersburg based internet research agency which is accused of conspiring to sow political discord another is a catering company which is suspected of having helped fund the whole scheme well the thirteen defendants allegedly used methods ranging from organizing political rallies to posing as grassroots activists however some of their reported methods were rather unorthodox for example driving a hillary clinton in postnatal dressed as a convict in a cage on the back of a truck they also allegedly bought facebook adverts to promote
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a rally in title support hillary save american muslims despite the lengths they apparently went to it's been admitted these ploys had little impact on the fight there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into a legend no stealing the numbers no changing the numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information through advertisements thirty listings in social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far. special counsel counsel muller as indicted four people four that's all
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that's all he has to show and so far nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence. well morricone of praise and plenty of other stories go to our website don't come otherwise i'll be back with itas headlines at the top of the hour see them. politically. i will make this manufactured consent to instant of public wealth. when the
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ruling classes and project themselves. with the primary go around to the certainly the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signal. dilute the real news is really the world. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it was dismissive to do it living for you like a million little pieces and my compass appears to be going out of the study hall maybe every day or they're all shot without a job or they should be the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful is jerusalem counterpart i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the local version do not only could do this with. but i know it is unfair advantage
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to have this lady of the muscle that you had i not going to continue my doesn't seem a bit more commitments also don't piss off. than me. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words and hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each fact. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our archives. and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave
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a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one quite different speech because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. i were there and i'm doing this and selling my jallow i just got up there and the problem to. me and what was it. about. me. not numbers but.
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start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it was dismissive to do it long before you like a million little pieces and my compass is still going i know phil saviano mediated . arrow shot without a telescope with a ship the only palestinians is who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's a lot of those who in the world under the local version didn't know only could do this with the book and though it is unfair advantage to have this lady of the muscle that you had i not going to continue in the doesn't seem to do more commitments also don't piss off.
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a batch or sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south and taken your last to bang turned. up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some marshawn to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral in the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one slight difference to speak to now because there are no other takers. claimed that
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mainstream media has met its maker. so evolution is on his way to practice is the pressure oppressive measures being deployed against the palestinian people everywhere he said fleda colonialism the theft of our and and and the many many. you know there's a stating things that the ideas of doing of course the cold sense of and uprising. just. felt her. heart. was. there.
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five people die and five are injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a church in russia's southern republicans dug a stone. was later shot and killed. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu slams iran and the nuclear deal. calling for it we scrapped and uses props to make his message clear to iran's foreign minister. this is a real. you recognize this. george. while a passenger plane crashes in central iran with all sixty six people on board presumed dead.
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this is a weekly at r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in roughest russia's southern republican doug a stone five other people including a police officer and a national guardsman were also injured the following report begins with footage taken at the scene. no reason that. much. oh you should go do business almost looks clear. this is doing record the regime is doing. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and several others have been injured after a gunman with a hunting rifle targeted crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now it's believed the shooter targeted people as they attended a service that an orthodox church is the final day for the docs christians before they celebrate the great fast is a day in which families would usually attend
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a church service now it's worth mentioning that dagestan is a predominantly muslim region here's an eyewitness account. while people were leaving the church a gunman approached armed with a rifle he started to shoot people started fleeing he started shooting people he ran outside to was shot within the churches grounds just outside of those injured two are said to be in a critical condition the shooter who has also been confirmed dead has been identified as a twenty two year old local man the investigative committee are working to establish whether he had any links to any underground terrorist groups. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has lashed out if you want comparing it to nazi germany he criticized the current nuclear deal saying it's unleashed a dangerous iranian tiger. nuclear weapons. iran's aggression
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will be shipped. compas. the nuclear agreement with iran has brought the countdown has begun on the ground doing. more than a decade in the sanctions believe that they do provided it's not moderated. it's not make them. more moderate internally and it's not made more moderate externally centric it's only a dangerous during interrogation in a region and beyond netanyahu has never been a fan of the a new nuclear deal that was signed back in two thousand and fifteen and on multiple times over the years he has called iran a great danger well of course talking about a deal in which to iran signed off to limit its uranium enrichment in response for financial sweeteners i think this do is a bad. deal now what we hear today from the israeli prime minister is again
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urging the international community to slap more sanctions on tehran he has called the country the greatest threat to the world and he drew the parallel between the nineteen thirty eight munich agreement that failed in its attempt to appease nazi germany and the two thousand and fifteen iranian agreement he has also said that this deal did nothing short of unleashing the brainy and tiger and to support his point he used visual props to use a piece of very real and growing mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should it george. you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of tyranny. do not just israel's resolve the iranian foreign minister zarif responded to prime minister netanyahu is comments by saying that they were nothing short of a cartoonish circus that in fact an awful quiet response and that they were
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probably motivated by it on the on whose problems back at home here he was referencing corruption charges that have been leveled against the israeli prime minister of course when the iran nuclear deal was signed back in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration was not supportive of netanyahu viewpoints but since then we have american president trump in office and he not only has supported netanyahu is views but he recently to certify the deal when the rainy and foreign minister was asked as to his response to this this is what he had to say i can assure you that it iran's interests are not secured iran would respond really respond seriously we not be the first ones to an agreement will reach all of us troy is spite of netanyahu to attempt. to achieve we achieved it in spite of him we implement it in spite of him and the world will
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maintain that agreement in spite of his delusional attempt. this was quite a tense exchange between iran and israel coming as it did at a conference in munich aiming for world peace it raises the tensions here in the region up another notch. defense and government analyst ammi or and says netanyahu is position doesn't reflect what a lot of israelis think. many israelis believe that the nuclear deal was a very good one for israel of course everyone always says i would have gotten the best a better deal but in reality if it would have been a better deal for one side the iranians wouldn't have signed it in israel people understand that the other parties to the deal that is russia china germany. the united kingdom and france along with the european union are not going to
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withdraw from the deal and if in three months time president drum withdraws from the deal the united states will be isolated rather than iran so netanyahu has of course the right to speak up to speak his mind but it doesn't reflect the opinion of many israelis. a passenger plane has crashed in central iran with fears that all sixty six people on board have been killed grief stricken relatives are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy. that the girl's mother to. do it is a two hundred two or. so that cylons are not. the only other bad signs of those on the national gulf meters it did not short of that is a hollow bone near the gulf now the designs are saying is that the angle of support . the plane took off from the capital tehran and crashed in the sun crossed
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mountains close to its destination the southwestern city of yes according to media reports wreckage has now been found press t.v. journalist youssef shalani reports from tehran. due to adverse weather conditions due to fog whether the pilot lost his vision and he was trying to find a place where he can make an emergency landing and according to eyewitnesses in the city of sydney room he was trying to land and make an emergency landing on a pasture but unfortunately on this process the plane crashed. when the plane was operated by assman airlines it's the third largest carrier in iran it operates domestic and regional services local media reports claim this particular aircraft had suffered technical problems in the past well the eighty are
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seventy two turboprop is a french italian short haul aircraft model risk introduced at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. the last time assman airlines suffered a fatal incident was twenty four years ago when the plane suffered a sudden loss of power said sixty six people were killed in that disaster. on wednesday seventeen people were killed and a dozen were injured after one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history nineteen year old nicholas cruz a former student at the school in the florida city of parkland was arrested after the attack. he saw wife dead body there on the floor and do an hour on the floor how many people like five on the third floor. it looked like students there was one teacher and four students. so they do pull the fire drill you want to side.
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boom boom very scotia i doze firecrackers but other lash out like zero zero zero zero cal fire i am. going to come in bring a gun to shoot at you like start taking your family i love you because you never know a biggish are you know are these go where they can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering what is my kid if you say i am and as we saw there during the shooting many of the students were hiding in classrooms posting messages online we spoke with police in the l.a.
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nick who was in the school at the time. world around blake about to leave school as opposed to years before the bell rang supposed to ring. but the final lot of and we're starting so well out but down right the school. and high because it's not a fire drill it's going to school grad and it's first like everybody still thought it's going to feel like a dream of the they do in the schools but then we just here are the people second talking about life. is short you know like in the next meal is younger than those go on holidays you got to be old and like this is serious. world as it although still be on the floor like so nobody can see us and all that stuff like not to be on our phones and. it's an amp like morse who when they realized
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this for me oh and they were just like are you waiting at some point and they came in and they told us like like thirty minutes later this all goes like everything is clear around but like we're not going to let you out like right now because weeks to it will break you know the school everybody was just trying to reach out to their friends and their family. world i must harm i just like feel very kind of lost because like i don't know what so it will i call it sort of like it's all stuff because like it's just never happened so me and i just don't think that going to school is going to be like the same up there with fun. well as we said police identified the suspect as nicholas cruz a nineteen year old former student at the school who was expelled for disciplinary reasons he was also linked to a white nationalist group but he said he was armed with a semi automatic rifle and had multiple magazines cruz has confessed to carrying
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out the shooting since been charged with seventeen counts of premeditated murder and other students describe the suspect as troubled reports also claimed teachers were warned about him some time ago due to his enthusiasm for firearms while the f.b.i. and police have admitted they'd received tip offs about the gunman long before the attack but failed to investigate. we have on target at the broward sheriff's office that we've got approximately twenty calls for service over the last two years regarding the killer the f.b.i. has a term and their protocol was not followed. if the patient was not provided by big deal but. in no further investigation was conducted that. we've seen time and time again over the last few years our intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not
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following up on those threats and you taking out the sense of measures it seems lessons not being learned they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to do how can they best protect the people effect huntress to protect against these threats and that doesn't seem to be done. well in a tweet president trump slammed the f.b.i. is mishandling of the tip offs about the shooter he suggested the blame lies with the intelligence agency is it dedicates too much time to investigating alleged collusion with russia which he denied this week the first legal cases were brought regarding alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election all those targeted were indicted with conspiracy to defraud the us and we'll have more details on this later. now there have been two more medals for the olympic athletes from russia team at the winter olympics in south korea really a board of took bronze in the men's freestyle skiing while earlier the men's team
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took silver in the four by ten kilometer relay well the young team were missing some of their leading skiers the more experienced members didn't receive an i.o.c. invitation to spite having never tested positive for doping. while accusations of drug use have prompted the i.o.c. to ban numerous russian athletes for life they appealed against the decision and the court of arbitration for sport overturned the bans for twenty eight russian athletes at the start of february well the court then did an apparent u. turn deciding not to go against the i.o.c. we spoke with the court's secretary-general matthew reeve and asked him about the reasons behind the court and the i.o.c. has decisions the full interview is on our website r.t. dot com but here is a preview. these athletes applied but were denied access to the games because the i.o.c. decided not to invite them so it was not a sanction it was an eligibility issue that's illegal this difference for us.
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the only review the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i.o.c. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here the report was last discussed here. the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the. doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete this is the other way around with the sochi case because the i.o.c. had to show that the athletes were guilty the fact that they are unable to show the guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that the athlete has nothing to do other with the
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case. we are not acting under pressure so it was not a pressure for us because we have different panel of arbitrators they work independently and they are not really. they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them. a controversial new law in poland that makes it illegal to hold the country responsible for the holocaust has provoked around with israel poland's prime minister. says jewish perpetrators were involved in the genocide as well as poles israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls the claim insensitive. it's not going to be punishable not going to be seemed. to say that there were polish perpetrators there were jewish perpetrators as there were russian perpetrate perpetrators are there
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were ukrainian not only german perpetrators were actually the polish prime minister's remarks here in munich are outrageous there is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people the president of the conference of european rabbis has also slammed the polish leaders comments what was said by the polish prime minister is totally unacceptable to call jews perpetrators of the holocaust is unacceptable to any person who knows history knows you and wants a better future and we did not expect the polish prime minister to say such things but as mentioned the new law makes it unlawful to attribute nazi war crimes to the polish nation specifically it prohibits referring to nazi death camps situated in the country as polish those violating the law could face up to three years in jail and advisor to the polish president defended the legislation claiming israelis are
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ashamed of their own role and supposed sentiments in israel comes from the feeling of shame and the passivity of the jews during the holocaust more than three million jews lived in poland before the second world war most of them were killed during the conflict the auschwitz birkenau camp which was built in poland under nazi occupation was responsible for the deaths of one million jews former u.s. diplomat jim gatos says the problem is both poles and israelis view history solely from their own perspectives. well look i think all we have here is a clash of nationalisms that obviously the israelis and the jewish people see the events of world war two through the lens of their suffering what happened to them and the people in poland have a somewhat different recollection of it based on their understanding and their suffering in the millions of poles that died during the war and i think this is rather unfortunate that they would be conflicting in this way how they recall
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things poland i think i think the main point poland is trying to make is that they were victims of the nazis that they were not these were not polish death camps they were german death camps set up in occupied poland and even though there were obviously there were collaborators among many of the nations of europe of various sorts that poland should not be blamed for the existence of these these camps. the u.s. is joining the chorus of growing concern in europe about foreign islamic state fighters returning to their home countries washington has urged its allies particularly britain to pay more attention to citizens who fled europe to join the terror group the u.k.'s defense secretary gavin williamson has previously said they should not be allowed to return i don't think they should ever set foot in this country again they turned their back on britain our values and everything we stand for they are the worst of the worst we're working with the coalition on foreign
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fighter detainees and generally expect these detainees to return to their country of origin for disposition well currently i still terrorists of u.k. origin who return home face prison sentences while other european countries have tried to reintegrate to the former militants into society in denmark x. jihadists have even received departments and jobs to promote reintegration but we put the issue of how to deal with returning jihadists up for debate. initially britain said we're going to make them stateless remove their passports not going to allow them reentry other countries then said let's take a more like approach some of the nordic nations said let's try to repatriate them have. programs which in part have actually been quite successful in some areas at the same time then the u.s. is now taking the lead and the u.s. defense said foreign countries need to repatriate their own citizens and deal with them using the rule of law and i think that's a sensible way to go they should not come back here it's as simple as that because
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they've committed the crimes abroad so why should the church. foot the bill for all this rehabilitation and all this will probably that they're in jail for quite a while that cost more money when these crimes have been committed of course let the authorities deal with them under the rule of law in them. you know there are lots of different stories about what happens to these people if we make them stateless stand simply they will stay out there they will keep breeding extremism terrorism and radicalization and they'll keep killing and they'll keep hating us so we have it's a problem have to deal with you can't hide from it you cannot fall back on this british passport so you know i committed atrocities abroad but all for we british possible into the mix so we get sent back oh no how do we know people have committed crimes without putting the evidence in front of them and putting them on trial just assume people went out there so i don't want to go on trial here in london and regularly on trial i'd like to go on in my own regularly well these are way but obviously the the un is so weak. the you again is so weak just
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nonexistent the should have. should have at the un peacekeeping forces making safe and so we could properly categorize these people rather than so ok these people go in to fight whichever side these people fight. against but now because they fight for the kids to be classed here it becomes a ridiculous situation. the u.s. justice. has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three companies in connection with alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election. but there's no such criminal offense in the u.s. as meddling the defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states were among the three enterprises indicted is the same petersburg based internet research agency which is accused of conspiring to sow political discord another is a catering company which is suspected of having helped fund the whole scheme. well
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the thirteen defendants allegedly used methods ranging from organizing political rallies to posing as grassroots activists however some of their reported methods were rather unorthodox for example driving a hillary clinton impersonator dressed as a convict in a cage on the back of a truck they also allegedly bought facebook ads to promote a rally in titled support hillary save american muslims but despite the lengths they apparently went to it's been admitted these ploys have no impact on the vote there is no one to give a shit in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing the numbers no changing the numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information through
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advertisements thirty listing social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far. special counsel counsel mueller has indicted four people for that's all that's all he has to show and so far nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence. the back of the top of the hour with the latest news but for more in the meantime.
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looking at balliol surveys russians aren't so different from their european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transitions rare and precarious what would it take for russians to stop playing it safe politically.
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to max keiser financial survival guide. to here that's no doubt. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. previously on the great american tilt triffid right into the military one nine hundred sixty eight ship to be. born nine hundred forty eight hundred sixty six close nineteen fifty eight forty eight all not even close. here's a reason i'm just the host of the program. hey everybody i'm stephen bach gosh i'm a task hollywood guy will suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. enthusiastic uncle steve to me is a good story big boy because this is my buddy max the famous financial guru and we'll he's
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a little bit different i'm out of here abraham lincoln going up there well you know we know the last but not least my larger than life. the night an aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun. meet every day americans at the moment and what's america. suffered and see how things got so crazy i was naked. to get my finger on hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. it's the same number three in massachusetts and though the locals say all roads lead to boston our hero still is yet to find their way into the city tough morning
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you know here. this is our world oh mobile pilgrimage. folks that you know we can make this turn of. mobile right now the president right out there right this is our producer jared him and stephen don't always see. i'm going to the max sure some are not going to hit the house for a cable going to get out the spirit are going to occur near to minute turning on. the truth which is you can't take it thirty two foot motor i'm going to do it three point turn in the middle of nowhere actually massachusetts general laws title fourteen chapter eighty nine section nine says that but who's keeping track thank you much will this. let me know if i'm going to get something after already getting lost are heroes attempt to navigate the former counter as known as road come forward from washington without the modern convenience of g.p.s.
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you know like real pilgrims so we don't know where we are right now right i felt this company is out of battery and gaffer tape stuff it in the sun you did. about five miles out right now as part of this he's a modern day max guy for starting to get in the new from boston comic isn't responding to your idea i'm wondering. that's where the boston tea party happened right yes seventeen seventy three in the tea act got everyone really agitated and that's their the boston tea party seventy seventy three which is three years before the revolution many and in doing that that was a way of those folks like you know making a statement get the gains on the wars here we want to put. this in the call presenting the great american pilgrimage. in the middle where that boston tea party took place where was that what they're calling the heart of boston harbor boston harbor why can't we get a barge. and put this servian on the barge and take it right out in the middle of
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boston harbor is that crazy what what the what you want to put this on a barge and float out in the middle of boston and i mean what what better way to to celebrate this occasion then by. honoring that great event with another great statement a mind reader to talk to jared about the. brotherhood pulling to boston massachusetts. on my own finally reaching their destination our heroes discover one of the many things boston is known for the challenges parker here. it's parking the super it's not a no it's legal. never on that side of that sign not where we are now but if the sun is correct we can sit right here i believe they can't that's a great spot that corner or in since i got that one but it's probably
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a loading zone they all are. just so brilliant i'm going to get out there you're good to sure what's these trees poolers. just after finally parking our heroes realize they're in tabor's home of harvard university are some of the top minds in the world choose to study so max ventures out and meet some future leaders of america. i'm kind of i got a story it out we could you be b.b. like you kind of it us didn't fully stop but just a little the style of music and the non-original. marijuana a lot it's going well apparently we can't take mack's anywhere everybody be safe knows that everything is still to it everybody could fill the hole and oh i'm going to this matter now to those heroin or joe because never to get back to.
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the max is getting an education about what the state away from the city stephen heads over to the local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. oh happy just. yes stephen stephen a smith meister minturn. there you go first thank you thanks for coming no problem you heard the british journey to join us you can hear so i have you know before we get into all of that out of where you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from nursing school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years for it so your health care. that's like a hot topic these days yet what would you say is the biggest issue your profession
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for nursing health insurance period you know we get people that don't have insurance and they get the best care throughout the you know the border you get someone who is hardworking and has insurance and they get kicked out after the fifth day because their insurance doesn't approve for you know whatever it is that they need or what not so sure in your opinion as you travel is a nurse a lot of folks who are uninsured are seeing more the benefits the middle to lower middle class one hundred percent yes. back to mexico keep it one hundred thousand came from. the from i guess that. american system so how much compared to europe. or france i would compare you don't have heat. but i don't. think that you want to give me the
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street and you'll be the. one. with rising health care costs and education i don't want that with you. might be. like four thousand years ago and the average salary in france is last. francisco that you can thank you pete it will be less lucky. you'll. be lucky next time but at the end i don't know which if we meet yes only it seems to. get i want. now if i could be somebody that you're making i don't know what it was and i don't know which way to keep it but hundred thousand euro you i would come feel one hundred thousand here at least seven might be against me when i was shopping and i come back am i. to tell you that must be so much. culture is subsidized and if
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the prefer yes yes yes take the cow with bread yes the bread i got i get it's one hundred whatever i am not going to come to the bank yet i'm rebuffed in the statement that i get in one but i think. i do. because i came back at the coffee shop stephen continues his chat with jessica and learns more about her trip here still enjoying the nursing in the travelling and i love it i absolutely love it i wouldn't change it for the world sure you've gone to many many many many places i have what's what's a story or an experience related to your work that sticks out the most well actually i had a contract in boston here at mass general and i was actually when bob think the marathon bombings happened and i was there breaking news this hour the finish line of the boston marathon is hit by two major explosions just seconds appalling these three people have reportedly been killed and many others. had gone there at
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three of my friends one of them being like eight months pregnant my best friend and . they were two of our friends were running the marathon and we were standing at the finish line and i. my primary friends she was like you guys i'm starving i really need to eat we walked down the street we went to the outback and ate in everything and we heard the first bomb go off. everyone looked around but didn't really think anything of it you know it sounded kind of like a cannon going on and so. they're probably celebrating a few minutes later the second one went off and i was was the one that was closer to us where like the building shook. and so that's when people started freaking out. the manager of the restaurant made everybody go downstairs to the
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basement and told us that he was told that it was some kind of gas pipe. or was like that sounds like. that like that so we were in there it would seem like forever wondering what the hell was going on you know so they finally let us through the back door into the alley behind the restaurant. and that's when. they saw people just running running and people with blood were like what the hell's going on you know and so when my friend was asking around like what just happened what's happened then everyone's like there's bombs going off and so that's when we were like ok we got to book it to the train station because my friend was eight months pregnant you can't be there at all so we booked it to the train station and it was just mass mass of people just want to stir yeah it was it was it was crazy
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and. i still remember it like it was yesterday like. in this. so. you're up to boston or. you're pretty good friends so it's going to change. from where you were born to the. for when he where was out of finish line so so is there were the first bomb that's where the second bomb went off i believe the bigger the big one yeah so if it wasn't for hungry baby we could have been still standing there when it went off thinking back like before we went to eat we were trying to hook up with another friend who was there. bites we couldn't figure out where she was so i actually took a picture of like where we were so in so she can reference it like where to go and i didn't even notice it was her that notice we're seeing later on that night like after everything happened that. when i took the picture of the two the two brothers
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who were in the picture. what i took. yeah. i still have a you want to see it there yeah. so they have all this is and as i look back to says they are precious oppressive measure the spring deployed against the palestinian people everywhere the said fleda colonialism the theft of our land and the many many. you know there's a stating things that they claim isn't doing of course began cools the intifada or uprising. palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in built to commission to do
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a living like you know. this is my compass is going out to saudi all mediated and you know john without a doubt they should be the only palestinian suv gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who endure the conversion . and not only could do this. but i know it is unfair advantage to have this lady of the muscle that you are going to continue me doesn't she would do more meetings also don't get results in. the world. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry finally i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each
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breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one different person to speak to now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. knew and when you don't. see the gallic tried to get a court to go to what they need most are only ten specific. names are. left alone they. said. claiming to know terminator's must say that to. alex you speak french now.
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back in harvard square max is looking for someone he can fight with there we're talking about america. like what it means to you know i am better able to hard work with a masterpiece or martial i'm not and you work for i want you with your i support the marginal element oh my back i'm fifty seven but i think you can see how it was all screwed up in the fifty's on the start i'm fifty seven years old it goes a long time and i am also. so young i'm a few more nights and yeah me to play like. i'm a jumper but you're chinese. yeah i'm a big guy you know pick up a rock or i'm around i'm one party here you know bob i'm here and i was great i give out free food to folks he wasn't. like starbucks me hunger i'm going to be free thank you what more you got the money for military right how do you have
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all the money you want housing and food you have to get around so carry again it goes back to what is important for americans only myself and i say i hope i think america can make it if we get our values right his old saying live simply this others may simply live that's how i live my life serious i mean. you took randomly just to identify the spot you were. in. and it has the two individuals that were the terrorists. to speak on rounded i know you're not tell me about it but massey yeah. you can zoom in. and this is before all the floor everything happened yeah. i mean it's it's clear as day there they are yeah there they are right there yeah. yeah right there for them. i mean that's just.
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crazy right and i mean even noticed until my friend was like you got to take a look at your picture again and i was like why does the man and look at the people and that's when i was like oh. there they are tell me though. because you're talking about it. and obviously it's an emotional. thing. i've met several people who on nine eleven something told to go home that day. you know you can chalk that up to. luck. a higher power or anything. i didn't get any of that. not at all not until after the fact and. listening after the fact after everything happened and. we just like me it was me and three my friends my primary friend and her husband and another friend and all three of us that we were like we need to get
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home that was our main focus and i'm sorry i'm you know it really was a tissue brother or a napkin or something i'm sorry. we have anything like that i don't think i was going to get emotional well no you're good you're fired. are you saying i'm just because. some part of me it's one to one city in america i mean it's all over america it's a big time right there are a completely empty right and so you know more territory like watering go up to where i'm ok what's known about this place i see last. year i think that's not the first time one it's amazing after the first time i guess is you know much about where my father just came up after the bombing at the marathon bombing. but i do know that there is a whole box of stuff i don't think came up about from that and one of them is like
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what's going on and it means that we like to look up for each other type of terror and things like that like we get one another where you feel it's all there and i mean i guess that i'm puerto rican cold in terms of my what's going on here i don't feel like i'm ok like right now my grandfather fought vietnam war and he just had like so much right talk about the american flag or american stuff like that that's happening right now and very we need to not feel like when they need it that's their part that they're here because you know any other place you stand they got ready maybe it would take to get it i don't want to train up so much now and roxanne you know on that day on the legality part talk like you can. leave after. all this went down the trains were running they kept the trains running to let people get out of there yes. and there were like law enforcement
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with like huge guns in like backpacks like all over the place like just people panic yeah and your girlfriend was pretty sure running to washington at the time you posted yeah. yeah. scared was terrifying because. we know if there was going to be another one not to go off or away or you know when so it was it was. i can't even put it in words. how did mom and dad react. if he were finally good happy to see me when i go home because they couldn't get ahold of me because you know all the phones were down you know you can make any phone calls you can text you can do anything so they didn't know where i was or if i was still around or anything. so when i finally got home. and it it was
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a voice you know i hear. your. good. things but i'm just like i'm. trying to stay away from patricia and myself here. just to jump to the next idea i'm going to say. so that happens. but you still live there. it's my home it's still home. already where the heart of it was i got you. know a body was i mean that was just because my mom and she went to the american me. ask you about. the place and. your great dream come true i feel a lot of love coming here and we're so confident i can. i
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see this race boston strong ones that made me realize probably right now terrorists are on the attack it was great. to be happy here. get him out point we need you we need to come you come. so i'm sitting here with a young lady who hasn't just seen. or heard the idea boston strong. i limp it. cost them kicks because look how quickly they caught those birds you know. take. it off them. boston did a very good job catching those guys. yeah what our law enforcement deals with i know firsthand because my dad is
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a police officer so. i know what he goes through you know come out of it or you stronger. or you're getting there i'm getting there. you're the one for us but it has raised a pretty terrific daughter helped your friend. she is pregnant. chad the baby. yeah yeah nice monkey boy sharable holds the point home ah what's not. so. happens here. is the. latest file. nothing nothing that somebody on the hill oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh . yes good luck yes we knew was coming you know i saw a question on america as
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a country you recount like our parents you know we're like a sibling that's run up and started around the country i think we're doing mom mom i'm pretty sure these women don't speak for all of the england and max definitely doesn't speak for all of us pretty good pretty good i'm going to be better to get rid. while that was just about to save up enough those types of plants you can speak up. and wait for an engine to make them a mistake right so that leaves her leadership enough to pay enough to know not to try to build a bear. and so other than that it's open scotland right off no cut off or no yes i was up in the coming east coast right in the summer and most of the gulf coast substantial down payment there's a confrontation coming to your neighborhood but my god. what are you going to propose. we would do wonders what we're going to call when i think my name will article was paid a dream gallow foreigner and work abit and can't stop such
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a long time for a while the law doesn't work for me i'm there. for asking everybody on the greenberg pilgrimage what is america to you everything you've touched on that search here. this is still lead to dreams or is it just ok it was a land of dreams i mean my parents don't know maybe it's time you know my dad was he always wanted to be gone police officer did that you know let's remember as new let's raise does was meant to cause you know good jobs but. america now oh my the way things are going with this new president and. the terrorism going on people killing each other i mean it makes me scared to even raise kids in this world now because look at what they have to look forward to.
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wondering if someone's going to bomb their school without a doubt i want children but i would fear for you know. i mean the news you can't even watch the news these days but their reading is just bad when you don't see anything going on. so the good. on the p.r. team it works so. you're still cool with america i'm so cool i'm still here things are going to get better i'm hopeful. good some awful things about this but that's true said that there's too much going on now but i'm hoping that things will turn eventually turn. to thanks for coming in fran thanks for sharing your story the third day of massachusetts is in the books stephen impacts a come to an understanding of what it means to be boston strong and our heroes meet back up to continue their quest to have a constant tea party of their own next time on the great american pilgrim.
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looking at value surveys russians also different from their european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transition to read and precarious what would it take for russians to stop playing it safe politically. for . the politicians to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want. to go right to cross the saliva before three of them or people. i'm interested always in the
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waters of our. best suit. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos build this if you like it. this is my compass is going out to saudi ali. five people die and five are injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a church in russia's southern republican pakistan the attacker was later shot and killed. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu slams iran and the nuclear deal calling for it to be scrapped and uses props to make his message clear to iran foreign minister. that iranian drone this is a roof. do you recognize this. george.
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while a passenger plane crashes in central iran with all sixty six people on board presumed dead. thank you for watching the weekend headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in russia's southern republic of dagestan five other people including a police officer and a national guardsman were also injured the following report begins with footage taken at the scene. much. oh you should talk to the school nurse looks or can you. do still record go digital stream. local authorities have confirmed that five people have been killed and
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