i mean escalating tensions with russia the u.k. adopts a new national security strategy. alongside islamist terrorism. threats . with many countries joining britain and expelling russian diplomats. in neighboring ireland voiced opposition to the move we gauge reaction. i think it's a needless threats to our sovereignty look for the proof. i think it's. a country it's gonna be on it's just it's. holocaust survivor who was recently stopped. at the first arrest made in

connection with a fire that killed sixty four people including forty one children in the russian siberian city of. the city the day of mourning. thursday march the twenty ninth i'm just putting a passing eight o'clock in the morning here in moscow this is the international a very warm welcome to you today. amid increased tension between the u.k. and russia over the souls of breed nerve agent attack britain has adopted a new national security strategy with london moscow alongside islamist terrorism on its list of main threats the so-called fusion doctrine focuses on strengthening defense of the armed forces. it also emphasizes using

a broader range of capabilities including intelligence and the economic tools to counter the u.k.'s enemies russia is branded a threat and accused of engaging in hybrid warfare two years and i still see a troika has details. national security capabilities review that the british government released of course does not fail to mention russia it's a fifty two page document that talks about all sorts of threats and issues that the u.k. is faced with from cyber attacks to terrorism to crime to increasing all of the possible measures they can take to be able to take steps against all of those threats now among some of the means that the u.k. plans to use it when it comes to soft power is quote investing two hundred ninety one million pounds to twenty twenty in the b.b.c. world service to increase access to trusted news and information and they say that

the soft power will be. used to project our values and our advance u.k. interests and indeed russia is mentioned in this report thirteen times the word russian is used nine times and it's being listed among threats such as north korea and iran the document goes on to say that the indiscriminate and reckless use of a military grade nerve agent on british soil was an unlawful use of force by the russian state they talk about a well established pattern of russian state aggression assess a sustained campaign of cyber espionage and disruption including meddling in elections and those are listed along with other acute threats as is being described such as islamic terrorism human trafficking piracy crime and instability in the. trees a male prime minister actually in one paragraph she says the threat is from an islamic state north korea and then she says russia to. review our security we have to

review every country in this but to tag russia in with north korea and with islamic state i think she's out of step with the ordinary man and woman on the streets of the united kingdom and then when it comes on to now why is there a cyber war being waged by russia look how many oh just please calm down what we need is the evidence if the evidence points clearly to russia and indeed to vladimir putin i'll be the first to calm them russia and him but we have not seen the evidence the tension between russia and britain has been escalating for weeks following the poisoning of double agent sort of his could have fallen his daughter in the city of souls bri both are now reportedly in a coma investigators now say the highest concentration of the suspected nerve agent used chalk was found on the script front door and scotland yard detectives have reiterated that the probe may take months so it is script out as

a former russian intelligence agent he was stripped of his rank after spying for the u.k. and jailed for espionage before being released authorities say script allen his daughter were poisoned by a nerve agent of a type produced in the soviet union now official power point slides have been leaked which formed the basis on which the us and half the e.u. supported britain's expulsion of russian diplomats they describe the nerve agent allegedly used and blame russia for the attack though without providing any proof the so-called evidence includes claims of previous malicious tippity by moscow these include cyber attacks alleged election interference and what the presentation calls the occupation of crimea. moscow denies any involvement in the poisoning and accuses london of waging a media campaign to blame russia but judging by the slides in the presentation the allegations were based not on proof but on what was deemed a highly likely assumption.

you know while many countries have expelled russian diplomats in solidarity with the u.k. not everyone agrees with the move along with m.p.'s in neighboring ireland which show is also kicking out diplomats you're asking us to trust johnson and dare i say this might not be the wisest course of action and i saw in the irish parliament of drawing comparisons between the script. bombings carried out almost

fifty years ago in which the u.k. government was suspected of involvement back then for cars exploded during rush hour and monaghan and dublin killing over thirty people at a pro u.k. volunteer force claimed responsibility for the attack with many activists calling for a probe into alleged involvement of the u.k. security forces no one was ever charged for that atrocity. but we spoke to people in the irish capital about what they thought about the diplomatic expulsions relating to the script case. i think it's a needless threats to our sovereignty by a man who is thinking only of his legacy i've sort of looked for the proof and i haven't heard any definition to wait until it was proven i mean it's there's some messed up things going on on of the out state things with caution you know we're really a neutral country like what would we do i think if disgrace to neutral country and it's can be and it's just it's tolkien is some of what they're telling people in maryland have got no reason to support the british security services or there were

for what happened and so as a brit or for anything else but personally speaking when i think it was a game only ab's government would act as a puppet sort of britain a puppet of the british security services but this tells us something about the drift of european politics and the drift of ironies politics along with their european partners at the moment and i think it's a dangerous moment as making a step into that. i think it's a conduit always in your to a country that is making a step away from neutrality and that has got ominous implications for the future of foreign policy and indeed domestic policy of the republic of. following last week's brutal killing of an elderly holocaust survivor the jewish community in france is sounding the alarm over the rise of anti semitism in the country tens of

thousands of parisians took part in a silent march on over the murdered eighty five year old jewish woman who was stabbed eleven times in her apartment and this case is the latest in a string of violent attacks against the jewish community some say they don't feel safe. because there are lots of reasons one being hate anti-semitism another being the rise of islamic fundamentalists who create growing hatred and ill feeling we give the impression that the state can't cope and. it's why i'm here with our. this was not an ordinary crime and it was inspired by anti-semitism and the weak are intact children young people this is starting to make a movie released here she was jewish this issue is really serious figures from both sides of the political spectrum and senior government officials join the demonstration a summer sea of the hostile welcome from the crowd leading to scuffles left. and right winger marine le pen defied organizers requests not to attend the event both

parties have denied accusations of anti semitism in the past. was an eighty five year old holocaust survivor she narrowly escaped a nazi order to round up of jews in the french capital in one thousand nine hundred two last week she was stabbed multiple times in her paris apartment before it was set on fire two men have been arrested in charge no connection with the case religious motive has been cited by authorities noles son daniel has been left completely shocked by her murder it's. unbelievable. she can move. the. who are you.

to. france is home to europe's largest jewish community and has seen a surge in anti semitic violence reported incidence jumped by twenty six percent last year. there's also been a significant in the desecration of jewish places of worship and burial sites around forty thousand jews though are estimated to have left the country since two thousand and six many blaming growing hostility by jewish community advise a year afterwards believes the government has failed to control the situation. again and again the government runs institutions. train to help and to assist the jewish community as a not capable really to provide. security to women to maine to kids who cannot you cannot put a policeman and if the jew in france many jews are asking what will be the future because they cannot continue to march in paris and to get tears and to get flowers

. from the government because it's not enough it's not the bringing back to life. nor the level of the sea they leave me or so many young jews have been killed in the last years. russian siberian city of cairo over a third day of mourning after a fire at a local mall killed sixty four people including forty one children with more facts about the tragedy surfacing including allegations of criminal negligence stories of unbelievable courage and also emerged. motherhood and i were putting together pairs of shoes it is clean i smelled smoke heard i'm a walkie talkie someone thing that people are running out of the saab people rushing down to steer specific areas and the alarms in them which we still do to my q.a. people are employees of first of the day watches the during the accident i don't

quite remember how i got out in assoon as i got outside i saw a man jumping out of a window from the third floor yes. yeah no i am. all our coworkers had already stated when we looked at the escalator that it was full of people they started helping people is to get out of there we have a battle or at the end of the storage room was still just calling people to come to us when there were disease and help to my day our guys lived out there will cheer and help them to go downstairs everything i'm glad the clouds of smoke surrounding yes we breeze that heavily but why is it still the end we just hose to save someone else do some people run upstairs in panic did you feel panic deep inside too of course we did there was no way to escape i don't know what would have happened to me not them i'm a father a son and a brother through so i can understand those people i wish one son would grow up the

same be useful to humankind we don't consider ourselves rescue as we'll ordinary people if you were in our place you would have done the same we had the loss of men were burnt to death there was a hero you know my mother was worried about me sure if it's a hospital and she says it was terrifying. we go to the mosque every day and leave flowers and place candles. you know. well the investigation into what caused the tragedy is advancing the two main versions of the malfunction of the safety system and. five people so far rested among them two directors that the mole on the develop the fire safety system of the blaze and came out of a is one of the deadliest in decades it took firefighters more than seventeen hours to extinguish it one section of the shopping complex completely gutted and large

sections of the roof collapsed as you mentioned the sixty four people who died almost two thirds with children just as the school holidays lifting off. to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. wanted. to go on the press this is what the three of the more. interested in the water.

i played for many clubs over the years so i know the. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money. and spending two hundred twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else to want to share what i think about the beautiful game greats. and thinks it's. good to have you with us today washington's russian rhetoric has seen its latest metaphor expression the state department spokes person compared to russia with a beast from the deep sea. and went to the streets of new york to people whether

they understood the description. in her recent comments to the media state department spokesperson heather nauert had some interesting words to describe the largest country in the world russia has long arms russia has lots of tentacles we imagine that they will continue to have an interest in our elections but also many other nations' elections as well. arms and one of the that's right quite acquitted and you just said that this one of the bees from the deep sea yes russia has tentacles all over the world it's a beast from the deep sea it's rather creative now with metaphors like that you think that heather nauert was on par with herman melville and jules verne but she didn't think of it herself take a look at these old propaganda posters inciting americans to be afraid of the soviet union it turns out heather was just beating an old dead mccarthyist horse we decided to ask americans if they think that russia is really a deadly octopus what country do you think they were referring to. since if it

ioannes ireland years later that isn't what i what country you think it is no idea they called it the med learn. i have no idea right there so what is that poster right if we lose like an octopus right what country do you think that's supposed to represent. well it's in red so this means a communist country is a good russia. good guess russia what makes you think that because it's red do you think that russia might be like a like an octopus yes you don't think of russia's as a as a big octopus you know strangling and spreading out across the planet no i think america's more like octopus donald trump a sure this during his campaign that he wanted to improve ties with russia i believe and easing of tensions and improved relations with russia from a position of strength only is possible absolutely possible well nothing paves the

way to peace better. when comparing other countries to wild oceanic beasts. see new york. taking a stand against a preordained future has led to tragedy for a teenager in the u.s. texas police accused the parents of a sixteen year old muslim girls of torturing their daughter for saying no to an arranged marriage but the man who was offering the family twenty thousand dollars. he was. just. really. he was fifteen when her parents aside it's a barrier off to a man for another city after her refusal to allegedly tried to persuade her with a reported abuse and she ran away before the wedding it was reported missing at the

end of january of this year disappearing off to she left school in san antonio he was found in mid march parents were arrested last friday and charged with abuse of a family member however they were released on bail two days later police say other charges may be filed in connection with the case. five siblings aged five to fifteen have been placed with child protection services now the parents deny any wrongdoing and stated madiba possible husband to be was also going to send a father said all they wanted to do was help the young couple build a family together and we spoke to the head of an organization for preventing child marriages they told us that some u.s. states which. are only making matters worse. unfortunately if you look at the danger that takes it currently the us has a federal structure where states of different age do not marry and unfortunately in the u. quest like the u.k.

like canada do allow marriage of girls under the age of eighteen if in the world today six hundred fifty million women where married as children then you know that they all didn't run but of course that all cases where girls are being empowered where they know their rights and that it will to run unfortunately not as many girls are able to make it to safety as they we would like to see i think it compounds the problem if the boys over eighteen because then you're talking about issues of. i would say statutory rape because she's a minor but i think more children are becoming more aware that our more services that they like won't. can get help and support. thousands of protesters have marched on the streets of god as capital denouncing of the u.s. military expansion in the west african nation. no. i

was on a controversial military cooperation deal was approved by parliament last week some of us members walked out in disapproval of the u.s. will invest twenty million dollars in equipment and training for the local ami the deal also includes joint exercises in the right to use the nation's radio frequencies and the runways. some locals there think it infringes on the country's sovereignty. that's a big gun he insists is to demonstrate against the stand by our presidents. side and i commend for the u.s. government to bring the military. concrete. the sun are also feed dogs is good for my country to be so. i decided to call fritz mondale just to be president is the most recent. experts we've talked to think i'm gonna have good reasons to be furious about the deal but the question here is that the canadian

military be allowed to use united states radio frequencies the united states of america the answer would be flatly no vote this is a one sided deal a one sided arrangement keep in mind as well that us oil giants a big exploring all show or from gaza and reportedly have discovered many fines in terms of petroleum and i dare say that these u.s. oil giants are also concerned about protecting their investment in west africa and therefore they would also demand and desire an enhanced and increased u.s. military role. but washington really is shrunk from its responsibilities in the world. instead of helping african countries develop their economic power. by investing in infrastructure and rio development

group energy ports united states it is increasingly relied on military kinetic warfare to try to terrorists and this doesn't work because the reason these terrorists are able to recruit is because of the poor i can now make conditions at virtually drive the young people into the hands of a terrorist small amount of money. or the dollar is facing a new threat china has just launched you one back to oil futures beijing became the world's top oil importer and twenty seven team and the petro you won is expected to bolster the chinese currency weakening the dollar and driving up inflation in the u.s. all economist mom door salomé told us what else to expect. it to. tell up because by the finish and the better

one is challenging the dominance of the better dollar and in doing that it to him birth adversely on the petro dollar and of course by the finish and on the american economy itself. whoa. currently the petrodollar is the only kind i'll see you though but i and saddle oil china i know is that and if one still gave the same benefit furnished by establishments and the line as and intended that united got on the sea . of course to a poor lump and unseat the petrodollar suddenly it would take time but it certainly poses a challenge to the petro valid for the first time since nine hundred seventy three

when the petro dollar was loge this is our international we are back soon with more . when lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room.

greetings in the salutation you don't there's one thing the united states knows really well it's drugs and if there's one thing we know even better it's greed so when you put the two together drugs and greed you get big pharma yes those wonderful legalized drug dealers have been at it again oct watchers this time and one of their oldest go to swindles raking old folks over the coals with exorbitant drug prices thanks to the number crunching of us senator claire mccaskill's in

terms the top ranking democrat on the homeland security and governmental affairs committee has released a new report showing that from two thousand and twelve to twenty seventeen the cost of popular brand name commonly used drugs for senior citizens here in the united states increased at nearly ten times the cost of inflation with the release of the multi year long investigation macaskill summed up the big pharma price gouging quite beautifully stating can you imagine if you went to an auto dealership and last year's exact model was being sold at a twenty percent markup and then you went back the next year and it happened again that's exactly what's happening in the prescription drug industry where the cost of identical drugs skyrockets a year after year after year the report also highlights that despite big drug companies seeing profits increase by eight point five billion over those five years the actual number of prescriptions during that time decreased by forty eight

million julia johnson a spokesman for p. little h r m a r criticized the report telling the media that this is yet another misleading report that ignores the robust negotiation that occurs between medicare part d. plans middlemen and bio pharmaceutical companies. i feel your juliet i feel you that's a thankless job being a spokesperson for a big pharma company as top and i feel that you're right it is misleading i mean big pharma would never dream of inflating costs lying about their products or buying off doctors to overprescribe pain killers to the country they would they would yeah they would do that all right. but they wouldn't do it as well if we were all truly watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you that i got.

this. week so. well that we're going to watch the science i robot and how many. pills and more pills expensive red ones blue ones right ones left what one do i take and which the world gets turned up side right side right again the green color of the red oh yeah i got it purple yeah you know yellow whatever it takes people kind of want to know like why is this story important while a we're all going get old someday and be no one wants to see you know old people swindled because of the day they've worked all their lives put into social security a lot of times i was whittled most american elderly folks are living off of their social care.