who widely used pesticides contaminating drinking water for millions of people in california and beyond i mean i mean the idea that this could happen in our own. right. this just in there's been a chemical attack the united states this is a class action lawsuit against monsanto claiming that it's hugely popular herbicide roundup causes cancer the lawsuit also says monsanto knew it causes cancer and yet continued to promote it as a wonderful chemical to spray. your house on your dog in your baby's face. just to get paid. and there have been about two dozen studies including the w.h.o. showing the link between roundup org life zero state and cancer including genetic damage skin tumors dye roid damage a need me a headache snows bleeds dizziness tiredness nausea skin irritation

asthma and breathing difficulties again it's tough to say when the u.s. military will be called in to stop monsanto should be any minute now although then again the military and monsanto are old buddies they were in nam together they were according to dal chemicals own website companies supplying agent orange until the government included the dow chemical company and monsanto so monsanto may have given the weapons for the u.s. military they work so well mon said it was like crack open the american market. this just in beer. those little things was sausages in the john is this your grocery list with. i'm sorry. that's my bad you have anything else yeah there's. this judge. there's been an

attack in the us and it's killing a hundred in fifteen americans a day apparently the cause is opioids but luckily someone actually is standing up to try to punish the drug dealers behind these murders bernie sanders has put forward a bill that would send opioid exacts to jail the bill would threaten big pharma executives with that least ten years in prison should their companies be found guilty of contributing. right. if you look at market marketing practices and it's about time we lock those mother. was locking them up would send a message to all the other criminals out there like you know bank robbers neck grow feel. the peace deal files. they would send a message that crime does not pay basically you lock up really just like one big

pharma c.e.o. there will be less animal rape. that's what i'm sayin i think there's a billboard saying that's ill really. but honestly this just in we have to go to my brag but. i am coming your way and you can of come eventually take you to something else faster attack a cork icon couric a. new york a good outcome. for men are sitting in a car when the fix gets shot in the head. for a different version of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way. because they do not shoot around

a corner. in july twenty seventh team hunted also to a freelance journalist working with the two militant shelling in syria. so on a second focus the home team has established a holiday also to have a memorial they will recognize war reporters who often risked their lives with the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video or britain form go to a little note on t.v. dot com into now. most definitely wasn't a victim of any kind of that operation or the person because that would destroy the trust and could have to be true as far as exchanges sort of concerned and they are dependent on the because they certainly have to get their people back if they get into trouble.

los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. he's there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing and nowhere to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution. someone monitoring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all they're a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. ok

ok well. there is a patient advocacy group for just about every element these days the american diabetes association the lupus foundation of america the american a hangnail association member but there are some serious questions about how all these politically influential groups get their funding for more on this we go to our senior patient advocate now and again. look for really really what i do in that whole game drop you just conveniently leave out my all women constipation awareness group.

we need the press the only thing slower than our cash flow is our bowels. unlike other patient advocacy groups like the american diabetes association that got two point nine million dollars from eli lilly lilly is a multi billion dollar pharma company that makes insulin its terror. this is icicle is sean hannity's sole it's ok that's impossible since he never had one but it makes sense they'd get money from the companies in making the drugs keeping them alive he wanted when we is just one of fourteen companies that gave patient groups one hundred sixteen million dollars in two thousand and fifteen alone plus if it's another golden compass would have included them years ago in the position payment sunshine act a law that required payments to physicians from drug makers and devices to be registered on a public website but patient groups were not trusting the bill so this is more like

an act of charity like voluntary at a soup kitchen or catherine zeta jones having such difficulty. she's doing the lord's work. as is the lord of the so there. isn't this or that they're glued to the view because these groups will spend time pushing they are drugs right rather than advocate for lower priced drugs or the benefits of generic drug generic version of anything is never better. ask anyone who has been the times square. those guys get hands i kept saying hello nobody thought i was yelling elmo. but tell us pharma cash these groups couldn't be as vocal now they test the file capitol hill about new meds they start letter writing campaigns they start social media campaign. one big pharma

lobbyists do that's what they do how is what these groups do any different from lobbyists well it differs in that pharma companies don't have to report money they give the patient groups the way they do with lobbying expenses which may be why the fourteen companies that gave one hundred sixty million dollars the patient group supported only sixty three million and lobbying activities. how convenient for a major corporation to find a loophole that gets them more money you know they've taken a lot of these payson groups with cash but it won't change the fact that they care more about profit than the people the american diabetes association may have millions from eli lilly but they've repeatedly raised prices on its best selling insulins when the medicines have been out for you know they've been around for decades a patient group has no incentive to call out eli lilly or any pharma company when their cash flow is the life blood of the all right i know but either we take their

cash or the obstructionist as continue our bake sales of laxatives treats like diarrhea has been lax cooking. back. i've even brought you some. yes. but no one is buying me right. you'd be surprised how well lax cookies sell at high school across games when you lie about the ingredients. we get paid and increase their odds of being on sports center. just this not in a way they intended. i know you've got more to talk about but i got to go see that he. was even though i seemed rachel maddow earlier in the show if i forcing you to watch her speak we are not done with m s n

b c they're becoming more and more right wing every single day for more on this let's go to redacted correspondent only cure bonnie. m.s.m. the c.b.s. self-proclaimed liberal channel is moving to the right know hosts are not wielding tiki torches and getting confederate flag tattoos it's worse than that work continues to hire a gaggle of conservative and republican talent simply because they're anti trump but not one leftists progressive commentator as they say opinions are like ass so m.s.m. b.c. is licking the g.o.p.'s opinion while figuring the democratic establishment opinion and the real left is relegated to watching from outside the window like a bunch of perverts according to fair founder and former m s n b c producer jeff cohen m.s.m. b.c.'s expert saviors those people that are going to save us from trump our war

hawks spies dishonest people who progressive's have traditionally attacked no it's not what you think of us g.o.p. one. trying to stifle progressive criticism of war they just have to protect their employees from the rest of harassment progressives have been known to ask questions and these new republican hires are very sensitive and fragile people just look at the suffering former bush adviser notably wallace had to endure when trump was elected so my republican friends want to know how i've come to terms with this so easily but as you've told america i've been in therapy for ten months only called we've got enough to noon time glasses of wine with you don't know exactly how it. went so that was between you me and the weapons contractors we branch with rachel. maddow help the news networks or to the top spot serving her nightly dish to

connect the box russia gate hysteria get the channels prime time liberal stars have failed to address the west virginia teachers strike a massive grassroots mobilization of labor and appear to think that catastrophic u.s. backed war in yemen the largest humanitarian crisis in the world is no big deal even breitbart mentioned the war on yemen more than us and b d which stands for no big deal for those of you over fifty it's a commercial enterprise that stumbled into a center left position it's just business back in the day they feared phil donahue his opposition to the iraq war would be bad for business so they got rid of the show they were terrified of the any war voice and that is not an overstatement any more voices were popular and if you are general electric you certainly don't want to manage a war voice on

a cable channel that you won't donald rumsfeld is your biggest customer today johnny you just doesn't have the credentials to work at the station unlike bill kristol who is sated for the iraq war saying. it would last only two months now crystal would argue that time is a construct and we need to destroy that construct despite a lack of proof that the construct even exists and all the evidence of that comes from western countries who would probably from invading the country where the construct supposedly exists while millions of innocent people die all in the name of destroying. children network is a reunion of bush era neo cons and corporate establishment democrats having new timeline and that's becoming the standard of us media where the voices against war climate change and the pillaging of wall street are absent and when someone tries

to bring up a progressive issue like ending mass surveillance this is what happens congresswoman let me interrupt you just for a moment we've got some breaking news out of miami. right now in miami justin bieber has been arrested on a number of charges the judge is reading the charges including resisting arrest and driving under the influence heard from the white house this day we care of ani redacted and. here are your headlines from the future tomorrow you'll learn trump against nuclear war with pakistan to cover up or second quarter for trump stakes. week from now. and somebody see host ari melber instantly very pariah is that they're saying something mildly critical about bombing people and that's our show but we are so we

will. remember. every circuit. for nine nine nine it pretty quick also told me i only care about one quarter i don't know if. you. feel. the philippine city is anxious when the us military moved out the six tourists moved in. and now a whole generation of fatherless children is growing up. and. the simple than. i think the general idea i think i knew. that was. that is that

there's the t.v. crew to see you and takes you for a night. answer is from that now on that it's real or is this. that's it that you want my god if. you can take the guillotine that you can take the girl. you know when you know. oh i'd like. to get it if. you. feel. please. pick up. one of the first to go was on the up person and then to plant the seeds in november for the year but also

that august. in these you want to. buy stuff i believe will be pretty. powerful. stuff to satisfy. you don't find me news out of the city. was she was. such a major that. comes as much to. fear because if you go through history mankind has been cruel and destructive over and over again and somehow our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places and i mean if you look in the middle east and places like

syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressing. and i wish they had the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done there's very little hope that those cities will be able to turn the tide outlook. i i .

the u.n. backs chemical weapons watchdog o.p.c. w visits one of the sides of the alleged chemical attack in syria to collect samples amid concerns the mission is attempting to limit the number of interviewed witnesses. north korea is stopping all of its nuclear and missile tests something washington claims to u.s. pressure. says it's because its nuclear reservation is now complete. fears that u.s. money and equipment sent to the lebanese army is ending up in the hands of hezbollah which washington regards as a terror group. welcome

to our international life with me daniel hawkins wherever you are today thanks for joining us this hour. the u.n. backed chemical watchdog the o.p.c. w has announced its fact finding mission has visited one of the sites of an alleged chemical attack in the city of duma to collect samples samples will be sent to a lab in the netherlands and other designated laboratories the findings will be compiled in a report of the state's party to the chemical weapons convention and. that it will consider future steps including possible further visits the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns over alleged attempts by the organization's experts to limit the amount of visited sites and interview witnesses and last week unconfirmed reports of the incident were used as a justification by america the u.k. and france through its missiles against syria the u.n. special envoy for the country has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led assault. we never expected it to be. in very very

potential danger of. peace and security is this what happened last week and it's not helped now for cheap in geneva. by the three countries the u.s. the u.k. and france have not only bombed the magic chemical facilities in syria but also bombed the geneva peace process meanwhile the un security council has gathered for an informal meeting in a secluded farmhouse in southern sweden so creature eneral antonio gutierrez again stressed there could be no military solution to the conflict nonetheless admitted there was still a long way to go to bring members of the security council together on the issue. although no actual categorical evidence of chemical weapons being used that was put forward the assad government's been accused of gassing civilians and even before the watchdog could start its probe of the u.s. u.k. and france launched air strikes a lot of the basis of social media reports. we

cannot launch the united states cannot launch a military attack based upon innuendo and without real facts again we saw this in two thousand and three and we're still living through that risk consequences of that decision if you're going to launch a military attack particularly in this part of the world where so many other players are potentially involved such as russia iran. and as well as syria delf it could easily cause a slippery slope of

a catastrophic disaster in that region if not in the world the ability for escalation at that point military escalation is great and we saw that in iraq so are we going to be seeing history repeating itself but on a larger scale. in the west has cooled a missile strikes a humanitarian intervention is a different take from the boycott. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it heavily armed westerners will plays well bolero way with a humanitarian intervention says. missiles from france britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes the anger saxons on the poles all traditionalist self to old when it comes to weapons

that they think the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and you pay a lot and well who won world war two korea vietnam iraq iran on their own to do so when they tell you they'd really rather you didn't use them they are all fools even from experience there's a message to just put some terrorists that is sick to be functional weapons on the possible by the from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them safely from the moral high ground these three amigos dumped them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need to buy it millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country started shouting humanely into leaving out a million bucks apiece while every little christmas cell represents a one off the million dollar aid package only premier nation and getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission really achieve apart from

going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway releases under the car in washington london and paris this kind of p.r. is the ball such a case striking a lesson into syria makes for a much better headline that story. greg zen. is getting a release thing of their. mission in. north korea says it's stopping its nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect leader kim jong un made it out sort of a party meeting that's according to the state news agency with the details here's jeff and. now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we did not need any further nuclear tests medium long range intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with

a promise that peering will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarize warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which has long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well. we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is the other thing in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for resolution of the korean issue the first stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of all issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the

resolving the conflict while expressing hope that p.i. nyang will continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that planning vowed to make a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first summit since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so little progress could not have been achieved without trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats president has been threatening north korea all along and don't forget north korea. firing this testing missiles and and carrying out tests until felder. acquire the ability is to deliver a sort of devastating nuclear deterrence the united states even before president

has given the cold shoulder to north korea and a north korean learned the united states was not to be trusted because a wild north korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire credible capability is. our sales. world cup tickets to russia have produced some pretty interesting patterns america despite not qualifying of course has the largest number of foreign funds coming over while numbers from the u.k. are surprisingly small despite the england team booking their place at the tournament now a number of reports in the british media of late have claimed any fans who travel will be safe the reason given is the supposed threat posed by russian hooligans over a new documentary has been looking at the problem in europe itself football beasts

premieres next week on the r.t. documentary channel. you never know what's around the world seem to be the. excitement now is first where the dream. of violence is a part of it and it's almost a schizophrenia going cold because we can do all these things and behave quite badly. obviously. that's. when the young. you know what is. the fighting this revolt of.