so now we're in the middle of the sea as you see there are tens of tens of boats. into the sea to turn out we know that there we are going to sail to eat out of the line of where and not apply as it is the last point we can we can't beat that palestinians are continuing to create much of return events and they're continuing the protests but here it is that in another way this is more of it and the time to break this season has been imposed on gaza strip for more than eleven years. now we're entering the floor not of the law that you started to see is right what ships that. go closer to the palestinian boats that they started asking them to leave the sea would still not clear were trying to get closer and to see what's

happening all we see is israel you want ships going closer as big as very close to the palestinian protester boats palestinians won't want to go back to the seaport does as something big happens with now we started to feel that it's getting a bit dangerous at what's happened at that time that we went back to the seaport because it was very dangerous naval forces arrested then control the boats that word launched from the god the sea port. the israeli military said hamas was using people to carry out a propaganda operation and breach the blockade the idea of said it's ready to provide medical assistance to injured palestinians who will later be returned to gaza. ever more suppose that evidence is being presented to show ties between trump and the kremlin the latest being the use of the witch hunt which has repeatedly been used to describe the probe into collusion one democratic

congresswoman suggests this is a tell tale crime and friends and explains according to a top democrat in congress if you use the term which aren't and you say it over and over and over again which which aren't you maybe a dupe of the kremlin listen to maxine waters talk about trump he's a lying about which but you notice he says which over and over again he has learned some of the russian tactics about how you you know deal with getting people to believe you you say it over and over again so repeating something over and over and over again is a russian thing that may not be the wisest thing for the democrats to say they've had the same song on repeat for roughly two years russia has hacked into a lot of things the criminal clan russia was meddling in our elections russia undermined hillary clinton told russian hacking operation taken place by russians

intelligence committee says that russia is behind this in some form it's all to do with russia and of course the ambassador russia is a russian so if trump invented the term which why did the democrats use that exact same term back in the one nine hundred ninety s. when bill clinton's sex scandal was all over the headlines smells like a double standard to me speaking of double standards remember how the democrats pounded the podium against gina haskell the new cia chief there are two reasons that i oppose this nomination miss haskel support for torture and her willingness to destroy ever. dence of the cia's use of torture and i have serious concerns about. her confirmation and what kind of signal this lady is the real do i'm telling you we hit her with everything we possibly could she answered didn't flinch at all well it turns out that while this controversial interrogation program was going on democrats in congress were getting briefings the entire time and did nothing about it and now after the dog and pony show at the hearings is over gina

haskell is getting the job and why is gina haskell the new cia chief because two democrats voted for ten intelligence committee looks poised to indorse president trump's pick to head the cia gina haskell today this clears to pass her confirmation of cia director if she gained support from democrat senate democrats back when she was secretary of state hillary clinton was always criticizing countries around the world for their human rights record she even pushed obama to send cruise missiles to libya back in two thousand and eleven supposedly to defend human rights yet at the same time her personal foundation the clinton foundation had no problem getting donations from the very countries that she was criticizing and sooty arabia giving twenty five billion dollars are all of these countries you talk about women and women's rights so these are people that pushkin a's office buildings these are people that kill women and treat women horribly and yet you take their money so the democrats talk one way and act another i'm not sure where

we're finding all these russian tactics they're constantly making reference to because they seem to be practicing double standards all along. r.t. new york so just one quarter past the hour here in the russian capital plenty more still to come on this program of course but the world cup just a couple of weeks away now peter schmeichel is visiting russia's host cities his latest report in just a moment. it's. this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling class is

protect them so. when the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room say. the american political soap opera widely known as russia gate appears to have no wind well no evidence has been revealed to trump campaign colluded with russia there is mounting evidence the intelligence community or should i say the deep state monitors or even spies world. it is good to have you with us today knife crime is on the increase in the u.k. sparking debate on how to counter one judge's chimed in calling for a ban on the unrestricted sale of long pointed knives and says that long pointed

knives should be sold only in red defined circumstances and also things that the police should launch a program to modify knives purchased legally says his proposals will reduce the number of life threatening injuries caused by stabbings the latest a police figures show that over the last four years knife crimes in london have almost doubled. our guests debated the issue. ridiculous suggestion isn't it what we're going to do is we're going to basically printing lies the decency on a majority for the for all the fair close and let's put it the right the downright criminal where we need to be doing is dishing out proper sentences for the. reestablishing proper family values hunting them proper moral codes my twenty five years of experience as a forensic psychiatrist again and again i would come across impulsive unplanned home science where arguments in the home setting would simply goes out of hand no i

don't i'm not aware that enormous calls are going on a minute for hours arrivals and there was a case. there was a case just recently where somebody on back to read the source point are you going to be calling for frying pans unsolved problems to be banned next look you can't penalize everybody for the actions of a few but if we can identify high risk households people on bail for example ok and say look here's a real alternative to a sharp knife or this is something the reduces the risk. yeah well just how do you describe oh did i get scribe if you can the clinical psychologist what a high risk household is because if it's a high risk our house or where there's somebody in there who might grab a knife not submit it why are we taking that person out of the high risk household i think there are a variety of different ways of identifying places where this might be useful

intervention one would be households known to the police for histories of of domestic violence and massive difficulties another might become people coming out of prison on license or people or in the community if you think somebody is a threat to somebody they're living with all that person has to be removed or you are playing russian roulette but not with a loaded revolver but with a key change or full of no lives it just doesn't make sense the majlis know logic one of the things driving knife as well as gun crime in britain according to police is a form of rap music known as drill they've asked you tube to delete videos which they say glamorized violence often and we've seen this in london we have gangs who make drill videos and those videos the taunt to each other and say what they're going to do to each other and specifically what they're going to do to who. very quickly you will see these are associated with lyrics which

a rise in violence serious violence to give you some context drill music is a type of rap originating in chicago concerns about it's a message originate from the fact that the word drill is a slang term for weapon it's lyrics also often contain references to the shady side of street life and we spoke to rap artist nobody who says that removing rap content from the internet is not the best way to fight violence i think different opinion picture of young black you as being criminals and trying to villainize them and take away that responsibility from themselves perhaps take away the responsibility from the from the system from the government. i don't actually believe that the intention of this is even to remove violence because removing music videos from the internet is not going to remove violence we need to look at those communities see what's going on to see what help they're actually in the address a story addressed privately and give them more support music is actually saving lots of these children's lives. artie's peter schmeichel is big trip across

russia visiting world cup host cities is nearing its end today the legendary goalkeeper reports from star runs the city has a special significance for the great dane because that's where his nation and his son casper will start their world cup journey. it's. well come to so arena like so many of the other stadiums this is purposely built for the world cup. games being played here and the first of those has a personal interest to me because that will feature my son playing in this pitch but then the kids to. presume team b.

that will be done with us. for the last time i was in a dressing room with a play about two hundred years ago that said they didn't look like this it's absolutely fantastic and i think in this seat that all people for whatever team is playing it will be sad and since denmark and my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the wind and the players i've got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the. most of them and maybe any other game that you face this is a well comp well coffee's and massive. have a son playing and yeah i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a permanent exhibition by

a fellow called. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole exhibition is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood in one of the must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the coming over from this angle it looks more like louis. and from over here. from here it's a spitting image of flume for fun how that anklet you see when it was made. it was

made in one thousand nine hundred sixty two. so maybe from how did the models for this. are really got inspired by being in the museum so i phoned up a local artist called your idiom just to see if i could use his art gallery and as you can see he's quite a competent artist himself with exhibitions basically everywhere in the world it was nice and all welcome thank you very much and i really want to see if i can paint so do you mind if i if i use your pencils and colors and yes of course. i'm not sure what's going to end up on the canvas but i will attempt. to. paint a face. and if painting growing up we didn't have that evidence of my school but i always enjoyed showing.

i really like a guy and a guy. here his name is just a condo or a enjoy his work but then of course my my favorites like everybody else would say was have the because. well so sad. for thinking so in the uk. i'm scared of him. he's going to say it's not my best piece but then sin is my only peace it is my best piece. and this is how it looks. i'm just about to go in space now and speak to the defense affair and this is special

for me because this is where i tend not to play the first game but you know hopefully this guy will report that our main you've got a really smart enough to want to teach young people and why should your life. suited it. i've been traveling around russia we see all the host cities and this one is the one that i have been looking forward since six. this is where the well cup starts for me emotionally and since i came out so this is usually day i expect that all of you will from now on suppose that my. last couple of. seconds.

you know. this got to do. how did you manage to score zero with your first time that you did that impressed. and i hope you can join us for our special coverage of the world cup kicking off june fourteenth with russia versus saudi arabia at the famous luzhniki stadium right here in moscow.

fifty years ago breaking and within two cons again as a sleeping pill and does this is what i mean because i like to does. the scientific sweat terrible but not on. induction and football in the world here not. across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well as the constant mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and there has been a couple. oh

. greetings and salutation it's all the world is a stage talk watchers especially in the wild and woolly world of western politics where more often than not the bigger that the tricks equals the higher yield from the proverbial box office of political power points and defense spending and nothing nothing brings out the spending more than the classic tale of good. versus

evil and thankfully the united states who curiously always cast themselves as the action movie good guy has built for itself but it's plucky wise cracking european allies some classic the ones to choose from these days you've got kim jong luna north korea iran and the ayatollah always a big box office draw for our allies in the middle east like saudi arabia and israel and of course there is our classic old foe russia and our bond villain in waiting president vladimir putin. since the alleged d.n.c. hack in the election of donald trump russia has been put back in the billing spotlight stoking age old fears at home and abroad as well take poem for example where it was recently discovered that they offered the united states a two billion dollar box office of exchange rate a brand spanking new u.s. military base yes because that is truly what the world needs right now yet another u.s. military base in

a document obtained by the polish news portal outlet the polish defense ministry states poland is a stud fast ally of the united states and is committed to advancing our shared interests and values which are increasingly being threatened by russian interference a permanent us presence in poland will ensure that both nations can continue to advance strengthen and protect these values and interests and this we know nothing plays to the heartstrings of the pentagon and the u.s. congress more than shared interests values and two billion in military industrial dollars so with nato advancing russia getting typecast to the united states collecting allies checks i think it's time to start watching the hawks. but that's. the bottom.

you know that i got. this. week so. welcome everybody to watch from the dark side and it's a robot and while it's. one years of them. twenty eight teen age five. maybe nine hundred eighty five bodies. that's where we're at you know it's all right so poems offering two billion dollars joint kind of funding to kind of lure us to build a permanent military base there because they're so afraid of evil russia they need a military base there. yet the us is the one to invade countries the us is the one to build a global empire like all of that so it is always off to me. on the other hand tab i'm kind of happy that like they're offering to help pay for it i mean you don't

see that very often you know usually we're the ones attacked u.s. taxpayers are the ones like flip in the bill for all these bases but they're pleading telling you to have their plead this letter that reads like a love letter they're just like please please we love you look great we are looking for well we get along it's like you know it's like you know they're asking their uncle to come over and build the garage that you know to store their car in but not like wanting to just bag and go play and all as. the defense ministry pleaded that they are committed committed to share the burden of defense spending making the decision more cost effective for the u.s. government and allay any concerns for congress in uncertain budgetary times seems like it's like buddy roemer we used to play red light green light together we grew up together we're buddies i help you pay for their plead and yet it seems it's a bit. like. i hate. conflict two things that make this a sports metaphor of all things but this feels like we'll build you

a stadium and then you can come nearer and win win more war winning war winning yeah i don't i find it very odd first of all as you said we don't need bases i find the idea that this somehow having a military base there will will help. work together against interference which was apparently some facebook ads so i'm just a little confused over how a military base with guns and bombs and takes and french writer jets and missiles is going to help keep the russians from posting facebook i guess they have fears of russia's going to just invade poland was one of the saying it's like why would why would they do that. that's the big that's the kind of you know they always point to a well a good lawyer crimea look at this look at that it was in the crimea either right i

love her again how the north say it's again bringing up crimea like she just it's suddenly because desire again because they need something but here's the deal you didn't care you didn't care while they were going on the care about i was actually happening to people and they never do until it's newsworthy where where were all the great insider reports from crimea the russians dragging the able to the. i don't know story none wrote as if it's some sort of logo as. you know that was relatively peaceful there. i mean why would the medo the united states who pays what it's all just gross i think it's really a disgusting situation and nobody on and you side is right from my first back to you because they're literally sitting there there's this two percent that everyone has to pay. but it's a bit like you know. say you. to his son of whatever you like and

you know will make sure you're protected if there's a war. i find that a little weird it is and this two percent is suggestive the agreement that they'll pay those spend that much on defense. but twenty seventeen according to sign magazine just five of the twenty nato members actually had met that required and here's the thing trump has been saying the administration is saying this you know we're you know. they're fold or else or else i visit all of those in a kitty it's like orals what. what you what are you going to do close bases that would actually be a good idea. threatening i don't understand why you would put threats against the thing that's ridiculous that they go spend two percent of their gross domestic product on. on war which means bias in the united states so everybody at raytheon can make america executive bonus this year for good you know us military bases

eighty countries around the world are part of what's cool anybody about. for about three years to researchers in the u.k. went about studying the facts of a thousand person office while they were transitioning from a traditional workspace to a newly designed open office plan lead author dr allison hurst found in the study that called doing gender in the new office that women in particular felt anxious about the idea of being constantly watched and felt they had to dress in a certain way however there was also evidence that workers felt more equal as everybody was more approachable in an open space it was also seen by some as a chance to dress more smartly and fulfill a new identity now this study didn't really find anything particularly new and in two thousand and eight australian study of open office plans and concluded that research evidence shows that employees face a multitude of problems such as the loss of privacy loss of identity low work productivity various health issues over stimulation and low job satisfaction when

working in an open office plan work environment and yet the headlines following the u.k. studies release claim that they study proved the quote unintended sexism of office open office spaces asked if they encouraged sexism and even framed the alleged sexism as subtle openoffice plans have a lot of problems for all workers male or female but is using sexism to explain the open office plans failure is just another way to paint women as a weak sensitive and paranoid. well top of the wall is you're a woman who has worked in the workforce over the years is it open office wildly sexist and does it like invite you know sexist remarks and like googling and like that kind of thing now more than just you know being around and have we've all been around it's out there been around i mean i've never found that i haven't

had that experience i do find it funny there was a that the idea of the male gay yeah i'm not saying that men don't watch each other or that women don't watch each other we all watch each other but. because you know there's like i hear the study is that ok when you have an open office environment like you're seeing like is all that friend and like silicon valley and places are like ok nobody has an office it's all open big chairs everyone can see what everyone is doing or sometimes they put videos up on the wall of what you're actually doing on the computer like you know crazy stuff like that yeah but what's interesting is the women in the office in this study which is a pretty vast study i mean they interviewed twenty seven women thirteen men over one to two hours over the course of like three years of his intensive. and that included observation interviews seeing how they interacted people work the whole bit now women in the office said they felt that the new office set up this open office made them hyper aware that men were constantly watching.

one woman told researchers if you were a female that would definitely get a comment from all the men because they would notice that makes it easier to notice like they're good looking woman walking by in the office because you can see everything there's no hallways or like offices to hide it. so that's what they claim. i'm going to say you think is that i'm not saying that doesn't exist the men don't watch that women don't watch that we don't watch whatever you know something i find attack and i don't think that's that i think that it's going a step further to say. you know it's suddenly and open office allows men to do that that somehow it's the open offices fault that's what i find weird there's issues about open offices first of all there's hierarchy issues whether you're male or female there's just general issues of loudness of juror it's like everybody gets sick you get the flu and all but all of us everyone has.