self over time might get missing d.l.l. files or it might get viruses in bloatware and what you'll end up doing is you want to refresh your re-install your valid copy of license on your computer and to do that you need three things you need to see a way you need a license and you need to restore media restore cd the restore cd is free you can download it anywhere online but the c.e.o. and license have to come from microsoft they're the only ones that can provide you with that microsoft has a huge grin of infringing its copyrights the i.c. giant also claims it lost profits from the potential sale of his licensed products prosecutors allege looking green made twenty eight thousand illegal copies of microsoft's operating system they were initially seeking almost half a million dollars in compensation last year and it was convicted in this case but an appeals court allowed him to argue his case one small but longer insists that he was just replicating free software which was already easily found online and that

his main purpose was to encourage users to use refurbished computers instead of buying new ones. i know that if you were to make copies of their license or their seal ways you're directly stealing from microsoft and you deserve to go to prison but if you're providing the restore cd which is the free thing that you can download for free or that's given to you with your computer if you provide that to consumers you're giving them the ability to repair their legally owned property and i see no problem with that i believe in extending the life cycle of electronics and i believe that it helps us be more efficient in society if we're able to use these computers as long as they last i was very surprised when microsoft put me in that same circle with the people that are out there hacking or stealing their licenses or seal ways i mean that is a crime crime that deserves to be punished because you directly stealing from

somebody all i was attempting to do was help consumers use what they legally own i've been a recycler for sixteen years and all i care about is the environment i want to make sure the things that work continue to work for the benefit of mankind. one of the holiest christian sites in jerusalem has been shut down in protest against israel's decision to levy taxes on religious properties religious leaders have criticised the decision doubling it an attempt to weaken the christian presence in the city. travel to the church and spoke to some rather disappointed tourists. i'm standing here in one of the most sacred sites in christianity the church of the home. this is the place where disbelief that christ was crucified and resurrected but as you can see the door to the church is closed following a decision by church leaders off to jerusalem municipality unknowns it is going to start collecting tens of millions of done is property taxes from churches for

church property without houses of worship now this flies in the face of a. generations old agreement i've been talking to pogroms here from all over most of whom of course disappointed when it is they come to visit the city of jerusalem and the holy land and they are leaving their families the pool of blood and deal for of money to spend on hotel as transportation. and so on to leaving their job center leaving their family and to come to his their church and they want to put the fun their church is closed he felt bad because we came all the way from the philippines and this is actually one of the highlights or the highlights of the. pilgrimage. and we were already in front of the church when the church was closed and that's really bad we were sad because one of the main reasons coming to israel was to visit the church for us to have to find

a peaceful solution says should talk about it like a human being. sit down and don't use it politically for any saying not say israel is not such a church as nobody just sit down and live what religion should be it should be peaceful church leaders are also concerned of the proposed legislation that they fear could result in the state being able to confiscate such land that the sponsors of the bowl say that they're not trying to interfere with the church and what it does with its own property but only when that property is sold to a third party here in israel properties belonging to churches synagogues and mosques are not taxed it's far from clear how the situation what was over it self coming as it does just weeks before easter policy r.t. to be slim. quarter past the hour here in moscow the russian presidential election has already started at least in northwest siberia which became the first region to

cast ballots an early polling this was organized due to the remoteness of the polling stations there and of course the severe winter weather election officials are using all possible means of transport from helicopters to snowmobiles. if you say world stories continue in just a moment hope you can stay with us. russia's

been reaching out for decades for years now under. trade more there's more trade and america is like no no you're an existential crisis because we have to give these deadbeats in congress a lot more money if you're going to create a fake enemy called three hundred million dollars meanwhile you go do trade with china and on the east and create the news so grow to become much for join a five trillion dollar economy all america shrinks.

thanks for joining us trolls in the spotlight again this time u.s. politicians and the media are accusing them of spreading discord with an american society after the recent florida school shooting correspondent explains. when informing us about the alleged danger of russian bots and internet trolls american politicians have been very clear about the intent behind russian conspiracies and sinister operations they want to sow division among the american people and one issue they've latched onto is this second amendment gun control debate apparently the russians are very big fans of our second amendment they don't particularly want to second member of their own but the really glad that we have one the russians

would be thrilled if we were doing nothing but killing each other every day and sadly we are according to facebook's security chief the russians don't favor gun control or oppose it they just want to incite americans against each other and make sure that we don't see eye eye to. the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the illogical spectrum touching on topics from l g p t matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights so russian trolls are inflaming emotions over any sensitive issue guns included but it looks like we can locate some russian bots not only on facebook but who else is inflaming sentiments over that oh so sensitive second amendment will take away your second amendment which we will never allow to happen don't take away is to provide for some people that might be obvious but trump isn't the only one selling division

many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys are loving. others threatening messages against gun owners a billboard in kentucky has been vandalized with the words kill the n.r.a. that must be the work of russian trolls also if you follow the premise it seems like the mainstream american media is also working for the russians left leaning media outlets immediately calling for more gun control right leaning outlets focusing on mental health connecticut governor dan malloy says president trump and republicans have blood on their hands after the deadly massacre in florida to call it a gun control but it's not it's people control when any organization spends ten of millions of dollars promoting the interests of gun corporations to influence what happens in our elections then yes our democracy is

a little broken by americans on both sides of the issue are now screaming at the top of their lungs from the highest levels of government to child survivors of mass murder accusations are flying everywhere now if this is all just some big plot from moscow we really have a big problem here in america. artsy new york. u.n. security council resolution of regarding yemen that was proposed by russia has been adopted unanimously on monday russia vetoed a draw for resolution tabled by the u.k. that condemned iran over actions in yemen aussie's samaritan explains russia's draft resolution has passed unanimously in the security council today they met to discuss the ongoing situation in yemen and to vote on two rival draft resolutions one proposed by the u.k. and the other by russia of the u.k. draft resolution called for quote additional measures against iran over accusations

that it violated an arms embargo now this came after u.n. experts said in january that iranian military equipment was brought in to yemen after the arms embargo was imposed but also stated that they were unable to verify the supplier and russia's draft resolution called for the renewal of sanctions until february twenty nine hundred but did not mention iran the russian ambassador called for political dialogue and expressed the need for the u.n. to come closer he also explained the reasoning behind the veto let's take a quick look i will be frank the wording advanced in the british draft is liable to have dangerous destabilizing ramifications and this is not only applicable to the situation in yemen but also to the region overall this will inevitably escalate regional tensions and lead to conflict among key regional players instead of antagonizing relations in the middle east what we need are measures to seek consensus through a mutually respectful dialogue. in contrast the u.s. and u.k.

feel that iran should be condemned and that russia china bolivia and kazakhstan shielded iran from responsibility let's check out what the u.s. had to say russia bolivia china kazakhstan sent an opposite but equally clear message instead of demanding accountability from iran they decided to show to iran from responsibility instead of insisting that iran live up to its international obligations they have invited iran to continue promoting chaos in the middle east their actions will not be forgotten and we will not stop until toronto is stopped and peace is once more possible for the people of the middle east for some context the crisis in yemen started in twenty fifteen when saudi arabia led a military campaign against the who things and since then the campaign has led to the deaths of thousands and reduced its infrastructure to almost nothing the conflict has been described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis as saudi

arabia has imposed a blockade preventing any humanitarian assistance or food from coming into the country. i think if you are looking for that. but. would it. help courses that is taking place in the province of soda is unprecedented keeping in mind that it was already bad even before the aggression the offensive in brook aid were initiated and we were hit with this catastrophe which saw volatile infectious diseases it's great like wildfire to be in. your.

of the six children that come in and need hospitalization there are dozens of cases most of them are due to malnutrition and it's consequences like seizures and pneumonia for example due to the crisis even is now facing cases of my nutrition are skyrocketing. in december the u.k. provided an extra fifty million pounds and aid for yemen making two hundred five million in total for twenty seventeen however since the start of saudi arabia's and coalition london has sold riyadh full point six billion pounds worth of weapons a former adviser to iran's nuclear negotiating team says the u.k.'s rejected u.n. draft resolution was missing the point. this is

a very deviously resume lucian put forth by the u.k. that essentially got into this blame game situation the diety of money catastrophe situation we really need to have the end of these double standards and he procreative call approach by by the un to our disobedience will have gotten away with murder in yemen i think that russia's new world was very sensible and rational and it was the wind with deciders aleutian and russia drafted on extending to reach the sanction regime on an yemen so i really think that the u.n. . save guided itself from their wrongs and wrong step dad would have never had to do situations that are helping it sort of those sorts of pushing plenty of news for you on this tuesday here on r.t. international that your worldwide headlines programming continuing in half an hour .

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greetings and salutation. the news cycle can be a very funny funny funny monster or watchers that can bring us a full gamut of emotions from joy to anger and back again sometimes within the days sometimes even within an hour take the news cycle this week and for example we're on one hand we got the not surprising but seriously compete in the backward misplaced priorities of this country get any more misplaced and backwards news when the n.r.a. is handing out c.c. chairman oggi pio in a war for courage yes courage at c pac on friday the n.r.a. awarded pi the charlton heston courage under fire award for his courageous actions storming the hill of net neutrality and planting the flag of freedom for all telecommunications giants near and far the n.r.a. in courage seriously three words i never thought would escape these lips but they

thankfully this weekend's new cycle also brought us the thank goodness there might still be some good judgment in the world news that a federal judge in louisiana on friday revoked a permit for energy transfer partners by you bridge crude oil pipeline yes federal judge shelley dick dealt a serious setback to energy transfer partners construction of the seven hundred fifty million dollars one hundred sixty two mile long pipeline running crude from lake charles to st james louisiana in the order judge dick wrote that she was prohibiting further work on the pipeline in order to prevent further irreparable harm until this matter can be tried on the merits in case you forgot keeping notes at home energy transfer partners were the ones who brought us that stunning display of corporate and community center g. that was the dakota access pipeline i'm sure you can remember that you see every new cycle brings a little good brings a little bad. and it also brings

a whole lot of watching the hawks. what is. the. real thing with. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome we're going to watch the dark side i robot and on top of the hour. and that's that's right and by look at well. you know the good news about of the news cycle we dive into would be played here and watch it go but it can be depressing and it can be very uplifting like this week. craig pipeline stops you know that's good news. getting an

award for courage courage his courage was what making goofy videos on the internet and doing what his corporate overlords tell him to do very courageous so courageous her courage is the right term snyder the executive director of the american conservative union while introducing r.c.c. chairman pyaar during this award ceremony said algy pike is the most courageous heroic person that i know he has received kawas death threats as property has been invaded by the george soros crowd and his family has been abused in different ways and of course you don't want anyone going after people spam will use them we should definitely not do that and will endanger other doors that. could avoid these go after the earnings small business owners but. not neutrality on everybody and by inflicting that neutrality on everyone ultimately we're all going to pay more for basic streaming services because the corporate overlords can make an extra buck off it thanks for the courage gee that was some career worm courage courage could see

what's really funny is he. we get to keep oh we're just away oh yes so the award which is this is charles courage under fire a word yet how about we give that to everyone that has ever been on the internet just brought it up that's a good i want to good one courage under fire or so was will they ever go. so what it is is it's a handmade kentucky long gun but it's housed that the n.r.a. is museum so the every not only gives you and gives you an award but doesn't let you take it home keeps it in their own ok sure previous winners have included the then rebel vice president pants. do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clark which again is was shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever except in the war that have that is the history going into it. and

then suddenly you know you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with net neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing is that anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the n.r.a. somehow represents firearm owners is lawful that's a good point it's a guy who's already under investigation for colluding with corporations to circumvent the law and now they're the people who are literally want to hand the hand money to politicians to circumvent what the public out what the majority of the public actually wants on safety and firearms and all of that congrats. on the good side of the good side of the news i like the fact that the judge stepped up and said no you guys didn't get the right permits for this you guys you know we

need to rethink the building of this pipeline across this beautiful pristine louisiana some really good news to see you know super part of it was this thing with the the ruling. so there's this suit against this is sort of taking. the earth justice just see them on january eleventh as a staff yeah they'd sooner or later there's a whole ton of people behind this lawsuit you talk about earth justice you go that's going to us army corps of engineers you have the the. basin keeper probably didn't get outside rights i'm from louisiana do you lose it across first producers association as well as the gulf restoration network the water keepers a lot names and the. kind of part of this party to this lawsuit the judge didn't know. earth justice is pretty good about it yeah i know that they there was a quote there the attorney told the media the court's ruling recognizes the serious

threat this pipeline poses to the. basin i think about one of the country's ecological and cultural crown jewels for now at least it's safe from this company's incompetence and greed for now. good stuff. sometimes a crack in the door and that is what many fearful of world war three are hoping for with news that north korea has left the door open to possible talks with the united states despite the new sanctions announced last friday r t n n l a champ is at the latest good evening tie in to have so according to treasury secretary steve many action there are now as many as four hundred fifty sanctions on north korea and half of those have been imposed in just the past year alone since trump took office but as ms evolved to trump the president's daughter and the senior adviser led the american delegation at the olympic closing ceremonies in north korea allegedly ready to come to the negotiating table with america however

this information was relayed by south korean officials there is yet to be official statements from the north but president trump is of course speaking on the issue of new sanctions that aimed to further cripple kim's economy listen to what he said earlier today during a governor's luncheon he hosted at the white house. who's joining we probably lost five hundred four billion dollars last year and three five hundred four billion. you think that president xi is unique he's helping us with north korea who by the way wants to talk as of last night you heard that they want to talk. we want to also only under the right conditions otherwise we're not talking you know they've been talking for twenty five years or the president should have solved this problem before i got here and they've been talking for twenty five years and you know what happened nothing and the president has been clear though that going forward he will not accept

a nuclear north meanwhile kim says his country isn't ready or willing to abandon their nuclear ambitions so we're kind of at a stalemate there however these newly announced sanctions call out china as one of the countries helping north korea evade sanctions at the high seas now the sanctions say twenty seven shipping and trade companies along with twenty eight vessels are complicit in assisting the north illegally move merchandise or goods such as coal and oil ship to ship from international waters now some of the north korean ships being disguised as chinese vessels meanwhile critics of the president are saying these new sanctions only call out china while leaving out russia who they allege are helping north koreans in the same manner but during a panel discussion with the atlantic council one expert said that the trump administration has actually taken a strong stance against russia in the form of the twenty eight thousand nuclear posture review some even saying perhaps misplacing this nuclear threat as the u.s.

ramps up its nuclear capabilities plus i think everyone here would agree that the world more dangerous now than it was in two thousand and ten in terms of the balance of attention to threats it does seem like the review is very rushed oriented and that a lot of the recommendations are kind of oriented around that i'd like to see more discussion would like to see a bit more in the review but really hope to hear it in the continued conversations with the administration about north korea. i think that presents a number of fairly you need challenges for which we need to kind of combine our nuclear policy with a range of counterproliferation and other strategies and i'd like to see that spelled out in greater detail. in our eyes the recent reproach met between north and south korea over the olympics is actually being cautioned by peninsula experts as a ruse by the north to drive a wedge between the u.s. and south korea and that as the winter olympics have drawn to a close and relations are seeming to thaw ivanka trump underscored while she was

there in south korea that the administration is there to reaffirm its commitment to maximum pressure on the north to de nuclearize guys thank you very much for the attempt without wild report and large going on in the world all of that i'm sorry as a commentator i just don't have faith in a lot of these leaders to actually prevent this from happening but i'm happy to see a crack in the door you know i'm happy to see that there's some movement it's hurts to see president trump kind of like dismiss that well as a return for twenty five years whatever ridiculous you know what this is i mean this is the thing about sanctions they don't work they don't work. they end up hurting not the person at the top just like russian sanctions do you think putin is going to miss a meal even you know is that do you think the people you know who are at the top in any six ration in cuba do you think castro was missing a meal or do you think kim jong il is going to miss a meal now it's the people that barely have anything to survive on now and you

honestly think that people who are starving the point of sanctions is this idea that they're all going to rise up and go up against them they don't have food you know they don't have food they have limited resources to begin with and we think starving out an entire generation of children is somehow going to be answered the question and i'm sorry but you know and i agree with you completely terms of that i'm sorry but why is talking such a negative thing in my mind is like talking isn't dialogue isn't that the way you understand people that you prevent war from happening you prevent bombs from driving by continuing to talk absolutely ridiculous so hard as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we cover the first reporter here poll shows that are dot com coming up off the wire jerk but what happened to bernie sanders his new book apparently has the absolute state he wants.