i. seventeen people killed and over a thousand of these israeli soldiers fired bullets to use drones and to gas appeasing palestinian demonstrators of inciting violence at the gaza border. also to kill american diplomatic staff were leaving the u.s. consulate and some pay to get head of its official closure on sunday the move comes amid an escalating standoff over the poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. and. i. police fire water cannon and tear gas against protesters letting off flares during a demonstration over the expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of not.

welcome at six pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now over a dozen palestinian protesters have been injured on the gaza border on saturday one day after seventeen people died and over a thousand were hurt in clashes with israeli soldiers the u.n. secretary general is now calling for an independent investigation into the deaths local journalists and gadhafi is that the city. so today's the second day of protest demonstrations and praise for the palestinians. from all over the gaza strip are coming to march through the fence and as you see we can still see israeli soldiers is trying to target all but all of the protesters who are coming near the fence palestinians protesters are holding palestinian flags and are trying to put them near the fence yesterday thousands of hundreds of palestinians were on the

scene there israeli army used to i mean nation live bullets and tear gas. and for the first time there israeli army used a drone to throw tear gas canisters and that on the protesters and to separate them from the annual march of return is a demonstration denouncing the israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched tents across five locations where they are expected to stay for another six weeks in response the israeli defense forces have stationed more than one hundred snipers overlooking the area we spoke exclusively to the senior political leader of the palestinian political movement and his describe the situation. all those killed were from gaza what the israelis did is a crime against unarmed civilians who just want to return to their villages and

towns have a right under the nine hundred forty eight u.n. resolutions these really is are displaying the kind of fears seen in the thief was trying to protect what is stolen this is how they treat unarmed civilians who just want to return home while hamas has confirmed that five of those killed were members of its military wing israel blamed its response on hamas which is a terrorist organization we asked the israeli prime ministers for media spokes person david whether the i.d.f. response is proportionate. large stone thrown at someone's head and killed them as has happened in the past but there is no reason for someone to be twenty meters away from the fence and if you look at the pictures you see people directly are trying to infiltrate a peaceful protest this is an art we know what peaceful protest looks like and they don't involve people taking guns and shooting at the other side namely the israelis but this can stop this can stop this very second all it requires is for hamas to

say don't approach the fence and don't try to storm into israel by the thousands and start shooting missiles and gunfire at israelis the moment that this all of this goes away. in other news tonight american diplomatic staff leaving the u.s. consulate in some petersburg ahead of its official closure on sunday this comes after moscow announced on thursday be expulsion of sixteen u.s. envoys and the shutdown of the diplomatic compound it's a reciprocal response to washington's decision to expel the same number of russian diplomats and close the country's consulate in seattle when this latest tit for tat comes amid a growing diplomatic crisis over the poisoning of double agents. on u.k. soil britain is so far failed to provide any evidence of russia's guilt nevertheless london blames russia for the attack and over twenty countries have expelled moscow's diplomats in solidarity with the u.k. in response russia has taken similar moves against those states let's get more

information on what's happening here with. joins us in the studio we mentioned there particularly the u.s. diplomats but a lot of british diplomats on the way to where this is part of russia's response to the mirror response for every russian diplomat expelled from great britain the united states and two dozen or other countries most of them either need two states or countries that are seeking to doing nato for every russian diplomat expelled russia is expelling one of those countries that provides. from russia in the case with great britain twenty three diplomats have been expelled but it doesn't end there russia's also. the u.k. to reduce its diplomatic staff in russia by an additional fifty this is so that the number of russian diplomats in great britain and the number of british diplomats in russia is the same so to establish parity this is i suppose you could

say a punitive measure for great britain's role in this entire affair it was london that launched this campaign that went to these countries and convinced them to kick out russian diplomats and russia sees this is unjust and unfair because there's been no evidence no proof of russian involvement in this attempted assassination attempt in great britain and this tension is extending elsewhere to isn't it i mean we had an incident involving an aeroflot plane in london yesterday also just tell us about that well this is this is all part of it part of this degradation in relations russian passenger jet that had arrived in london was unexpectedly without warning and without reason searched by british authorities at first there is confusion because nobody admitted to the search the met police said that we wanted well involved they even tweeted about it the british press started saying that russia

was making much ado about nothing the scandal out of nothing disbelieved the rumors that the jet was being searched however it turned out that there was in fact the search going on and the russians say went against all protocol. the u.k. representatives tried to inspect the plane with the crew being present on board which is strictly prohibited by the relevant regulations only off to the arrival of an embassy official and link to negotiations was the pilots allowed to be present during the inspection the u.k. representatives refused to provide any documents that would specify the reason for the search its legal basis and the results of the russian foreign ministry has come out and said that this is you know outrageous and just another example of the depths that things of have sunk to there's there's a spin tit for tat you know diplomatic exchanges aside from all the expulsions

there's been a lot of rhetoric flying around and the russians say that the united kingdom is needing these anti russian rooster phobic crusades or certainly looks like we were in a spiral downward spiral and difficult to see any way out sure ok thanks mara that was artie's not a ghastly affair with the update thank you. meanwhile billboards have started appearing in european cities calling for a boycott of this summer's free for world cup in russia. takes a closer look now at the group behind the campaign. the beautiful game takes an ugly turn to international friendlies this week in europe were hit with less than friendly billboards outside the stadiums the campaign also has an online petition against what it dubs the cup of shame and that site probably boasts that the u.k. has announced ministers won't be attending of course it fails to mention that britain's decision has nothing to do with the situation in syria whatsoever and it carefully ignores what moscow's presence has contributed when it comes to the fight

against terrorism in syria including deescalation zones and humanitarian corridors but i digress of oz and online global activism network is behind both the billboards and the petition and this is how they describe their aims of this is a global organization with a simple democratic mission closed the gap between the world we have in the world most people everywhere want their campaigns cover everything from saving elephants and bees to much more controversial topics like gun control in america and stopping the far right from taking power in europe so clearly they don't shy away from politics and when it comes to syria their position is crystal clear assad and by extension russia bad u.s. coalition and white helmets good and fact according to their site of oslo has raised over two million dollars to help the white helmets but as we've reported before the group isn't exactly what they might appear to be.

with some forty six million members worldwide and sixteen available languages on their website they make clicked of is an extremely. easy whether a causes animal rights global warming or the children in syria as an organization they're very deeply imbedded in. american establishment into the corporate world and into the political ruling elite world in america and so we've seen over far as used or weaponized as an instrument of war for example the

petition was put forward for example against libya they were calling for a no fly zone we've also seen them for example supporting the alleged chemical weapon attacks to demonize the syrian government and to accused russia of supporting so why don't they launch a petition that is calling for an hour fly zone or a petition that is demonizing one particular side in a conflict it is immediately linked to that humanitarian aspect now of off takes pride in saying they're one hundred percent member funded meaning that their agenda is not and cannot be swayed by anyone with deep pockets or special interests but at the same time they also acknowledge that they were founded by two advocacy groups who received major funding from george soros a well known supporter of liberal political causes and through one of those companies sources open society foundation specifically funneled money to of us so while p.r. stunts politicizing sports are nothing new with this stunt in particular some are

now crying foul. the u.s. state department could require visa applicants who want to visit america to reveal information about the social media accounts they have used over the last five years with more on this story his so america. well if you're looking to apply for a u.s. visa you might need to clean out your social media posts or risk getting rejected these applicants could be asked to turn over their social media history as part of trump's new extreme betting policies now if it does pass applicants will be forced to disclose five years of their social media history and then the information will be used to apparently bet and identify them but the state department says this not might not be it they could even expand the list of required disclosures and if you think that's too intrusive the plan also requires e-mails and phone history well the proposal received a mixed reaction online from people saying it's an attack on privacy and others

mocked it as of having to have a visa and passport to travel the world is bad enough how they want to be easy don't your social media activity well there goes freedom of speech as well as freedom of. u.s. government we want your social media names in order to get a visa me because freedom of speech is only something the almighty americans get. is only for tourism now the other countries with the sea for american tourists can't wait to brings out every single one of my six thousand seven hundred fifty four tweets one per page and hand them to immigration the plan could potentially affect about fourteen point seven million people every year a similar policies in the past only applied to people that pose a serious security risk and these new plans are supposedly part of trump's larger counterterrorism policy now some even joked that if other countries had a similar laws in place trump's inflammatory twitting could have gotten himself banned from traveling abroad. police have fired water cannons and to gas against

protesters letting off flares during a demonstration over the expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of longed to shut it been ski reports from the protest. hundreds of people have come out to protest a nun's against the decision to expel some of those artists who live in not shut down due lines they've made this place their home this was our place of land that was a muffed for a possible and put the french government decided to only the shia that he would not be building the airport but it has said that it wants to expel the owner of the saddest on a case by case basis from this land these people here to zero against that decision

say they will defend their right to live in not tarry a not to down the land and they will do everything possible within their power to defend their right to live that other groups have also come out to show their support want to pull the scientists who are expecting that expulsion to take place in the next few weeks think of going to give them grace until the end of the winter period to leave the site many still remain a many are expecting clashes with the police this week and later on in april as the police start to try and expel the show on the t.v. screen all see it thanks with the saving we'll be back just after this break. to.

join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics for the snows i'm show business i'll see you then. when you have no clean water no healthcare no infrastructure those are all symptoms of a greater problem in haiti and that greater problem is imperialism their greatest problem is debt dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first. free republic ruled by black people since ichiro for.

you with r.t. now almost four thousand people have now returned to their homes in series aleppo according to the russian defense ministry the city was liberated by russian and syrian forces fifteen months ago and since then many refugees have come back to their home town what is life in aleppo begins to go back to normal hundreds of christian worshippers attended the good friday mass some procession in the city to mark the beginning of easter and say that after seven years of brutal conflict they finally. actually became safe and there were no more clashes in mortars we came back and we are happy here it's easter happy easter. he is saying god finally we've been able to visit our churches and hold religious rituals we've had enough in seventy years now it is safe and peaceful we can do everything.

however elsewhere in syria the humanitarian situations do remain catastrophic some ninety five thousand civilians returned to the syrian city of ras after it was retaken by u.s. led forces half a year ago but they still live in dire conditions with almost all the infrastructure destroyed no access to running water and other basic necessities for straight people have begun an uprising against u.s. backed rebel forces the russian military has reported. it. was still a thirty year we were forced to leave our homes because of ice and when we returned we found everything we could use to rubble and look at all the devastation rock is a ghost city by the minute we're living in the midst of destruction we feel completely abandoned everything around has been destroyed.

the city and rubble have to be to remove the debris with all money there's no running water so we have to boat in barrels the u.s. coalition cause the destruction of records and has a responsibility to rebuild the city we need to help with restoring the water supply in clearing the rubble. i found a man on the streets near my house my friend and i tried to detonate it from a distance but it didn't go off we thought the mine didn't work and walked towards it exploded my friend was killed i survived. and autopsy of an unarmed black man he was fatally shot by police in the us city of sacramento earlier this month has found that he was shot in the back the victim's family lawyer says it does contradict the police officers claim that he was advancing towards them what

happened wasn't clear from the body cam video that was released. police fired it twenty two year old stefan twenty times saying afterwards that they had mistaken his phone for a gun they were responding to a call about someone breaking windows clark was shot in his grandmother's backyard the officers involved now being placed on paid administrative leave. well the cases . of protests happening almost every day since the day of the shooting in a series of protests demonstrators have blocked highways and twice disrupted in nearby n.b.a. basketball games and the day after clarke's funeral black lives matter activists again block the streets they called for justice and punishment for those responsible but we spoke to former georgia state representative dawn jones who says that and properly trained police officers are not being held to account. the ideas

african-americans are automatically committing crime or in the foundation of our system fairish training the right kind of training like this on how to shoot or when to shoot deescalating but then also a training inherent bias is that police officers may have in this country and it's in their system that we need to look at both in order to try to stop these types of horrific events but we have to look at the train of events that has happened in the past where many officers are not being indicted or they are let off and that's because our law has a very huge loophole and determine. their subjective belief of fear in determining whether they are guilty or not in their actions and the only other place to hold them accountable is it through the police departments making them lose their jobs but it's very hard to have the police police the police. cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly important to relief efforts in puerto rico where one hundred thousand people are still without power following twenty

seventeen hurricane maria today put rico was set to receive twenty five thousand dollars from because an entrepreneur's girlfriend santiago spoke to some of them. puerto rico has received an influx of washington innovators who pledged to transform the region after hurricane rita's devastating damage but i'm hoping happens as a lot of people come to puerto rico and take a look around wow. places there are these people are amazing and they're so nice and so there's so much culture that's so beautiful here why is it that that things are so difficult why are why are there such struggles maybe i can make a difference maybe i can help this those are three consecutive conferences detainee's last chance down and point agenda we're all working together to build a community of the future give back to the people of puerto rico say we're going to install five different solar set ups surveying power to hold the.

water change stems from a ten year old incorporated company and is going to washington d.c. centralized water by creating a system of sensors automating water treatment and recycling process that shows puerto rico and teamed up with restart for its first systems implementation was a country that recycles the most water. you telling israel of course eighty percent recycling rate the next one down in the world just spain with twenty percent whereas the us. one percent. here's the worst part of it eighty percent of all water in the world is not treated it's just runs into the ocean so a trillion dollar water industry should be a five trillion dollar water industry and we anticipate that what happened with plants is that a part of that problem it's a part of the problem because the water infrastructure in the u.s. is literally falling markets holds and what's happening is forced decentralization

with the town's musicality by telling the users you clean your own water well i see that as an opportunity because we can get those users to adopt the very best technologies and reuse their way. now long before we build that we want to get to work right away here but we're not going to wait to build all the structure we're just going to go ahead and do some of the early investment to literally put shovels in the ground and build the system right here right this moral i saw my talk from oregon operate take her. arm remember that you're building. stay tuned for more bill in the future employer would wesley snipes max keiser promise of crystal rose and much more only on the toll on arts. and you can watch the show. when i've borne thirty five minutes.

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