is actually winning is this is and i have to say that those instrumental to bring the world cup in all continents of to the world together with at that time president lost because of the ways of the world cup was already only played in the americas north and south and good of soviet started to go to to asia who were just band and korea and then we went to africa and the now we have to go are older on civil and eastern europe but never in a new job you have had so many of the not innocent europe and this is part of this is the going around of to of to those in the different continents and their mapping and talking of innovations there's no such acknowledging as well we now have be are and i think you've always had your own particular views about technology how do you think that they are has had an impact on this while competing is a positive thing to think it's a negative thing by same it is it is not yet totally and ready to be

introduced in a vote because the we are. would be good if the. knowledge say the referees did the television referees should always be just same group. because now they change every match and tell you know when the referee. according to their also think game it is always said if in the old pinion of terrific in the opinion of today it is that there is no one feel also feet to approach with a severe and is most speed it is no speed prove it because now there are some doubts and. led seeing that in the future it will not create problems but in my opinion it was too early to go we have to be a are directly into the. so you say this is your eleventh world cup but now you're

taking more of a society back steps since twenty fifteen what kind of thinking even if you've been doing have you been able to you have more time just what kind of thing you assess actually been doing in his time off i'm surprised that suspended and so therefore it was not an easy time for waitstill not the easiest side but i have recruited cooper i had to go there. a certain time i said shall i be sad no i'm not. i'm not so happy but what they have rooftop in football during the forty one years to develop the game and to travel to more than two hundred countries and to see a whole food bowl is becoming more than kicking the ball and the football is going into the economy it is a big economy matter and then also now football touching. politics and then i am vocal on that working on jill politics i am working what is the influence of sport

was also sixteen years member of the of the i.o.c. and so therefore i come for a little bit is usual politics and to see the impact of football football should not be dominated by politics should the football should. perhaps do stall political problems but let's get back to the game and let's get back to it all those matches that are coming out which is that we've looked at the opening there being fixtures there we looked at the results i mean how do you think let's go let's get a prediction here do you think is going to win the world cup the winner of to find a hand to act i know it is it said it's easy to say that but you see already at the very beginning of one of the big teams of those then depending if they finish first in the group or not in every single change. because it is a plan which has been established that number one should always win but if is not

the case then all the or the possible solutions are not. well russia phones will pretty much know for certain whether that teams through to the knockout stages off to today's game between saudi arabia and europe why a window or door for you are quiet is old it's needed saudi arabia will give it that although of course the munch will be held at the book store over enough.

meanwhile teams in green bay stop playing the second games on wednesday beginning with portugal v morocco which kicks off at the top of the next hour portugal's national football team known as the navigators make their seventh the parents in the world cup best all play out christiane no holds the team record for the whole of the most number of caps and goals and has funds all over the world. for the. number one. thank you. i want to thank. the

years now the dream is for you for god to love you for not because. i want you to watch the world cup. so those three things you know most about russia. that it would. be a little you call it a. believe it. for me does a proud moment because my country pakistan we don't study it will be just the world cup. we can spread a message of peace and love from pakistan to russia to football and the world that we are the peaceful nation. you are. also playing today are iran and spain iran currently tops green bay off to beating morocco spain has just one points off the drawing with portugal r.t. world cup coasters in

a radio shack his thoughts on the upcoming match. spain in the wrong. as a start as a very experienced gold with multiple. experiences in the world cup. obviously spin spin i would say that as we the players are not selected for the walker would be also a candidate for big swings as amazing it is. their potential so i sing spain but i received at the wrong will be in a way where they are going to create some little problems. ahead of the world cup co-host peter schmeichel did a tour of the tournament's host cities cars on the west spain take on iran today was one of his stop. i've been invited to a traditional muslim wedding today and the best idea i could come up with as

a gift was to cook my own. which is the most traditional just on this so first time i'm doing this but i'm pretty confident and i'm off running it sending them to me only that it's too nice for me even when i'm going to cut it like that. and i'm now going to prepare the syrup which is basically just half honey and half shoka and lot of calories in the put over here. there's no way that i can bring this to the happy couple that's going to mean bad luck for the. wife i mean you want. so that's a that's how it's supposed to look. it's

just. it's. never experience anything like that but i'm going to leave and soon it. is known as one of russia's major sports it is the current champions in volleyball they've been football champions ice hockey champions and also water polo champions . water polo i've never tried that before i'm going to have a gold. now it's hot and if you cool it got so much respect for these guys. but also a concern to me that football has to and it is something that i can do all the

political. news now the u.s. has decided to leave the un human rights council well look at why after this short break. you know world a big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we

need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. after three years of conflict it has been estimated that out of a population of twenty seven point four million twenty two point two million people in yemen are in need of humanitarian assistance so why are the u.s. and u.k. so committed to the saudi u.a.e. war on yemen. welcome back now morocco face portugal later today at let's cross live to daniel hawkins he's at the stadium so daniel morocco and portugal what are the expectations for this game as. well high on both

sides very much for fans of both morocco and told to the list told them and so far has been a heap of emotions from russia's all nearly qualification yesterday from the group to stream parties that followed with fans from all over the world many teams celebrating packed in central moscow while atmosphere something certainly not see the toll of my time in moscow quite like it i don't understand many people live in moscow all their lives also i haven't seen anything quite as celebrate tree as this but back to the here and now this is very much been a total of surprises the favorites germany brazil argentina all losing points england barely scraping the wood against an easy just a few days back so in this game or triple the favorites very much so there was one of the favorites for the tournament anything can happen moroka have beaten portugal before as happened a little it back in ninety eighty six of course that was pre roll now louis era and it's now that many fans will be keeping an eye out for that international style

we've managed to get some reaction from fans on no way to the stadium. to make sure this moment who would win this game because they said do or die so we have to stick to our game hopefully we'll get lucky and this is a beautiful city and the way the organizers this event must go did a great job but we have to saw two thousand of that on the most. fun for the environment to run three great people everything spectacular amazing and so we like the hospitality infrastructure is amazing and we're sure that morocco is going to win. it's very much as a fan. and said do or die for moral courage they had hope break in their first game where they conceded a goal just in the very final minutes portugal of course of also dropped poise against spain but not inquire as a daw position this broker they have to win this many shots of getting out of the group they're not the favorites but this tournament somebody showed that anything

can happen and that's why the excitement level here is very much through the roof we've spoken a lot about the mood about the atmosphere here in moscow as well as other cities over the last few days and it's hard to describe it's easy to underestimate just what a festival of football it's been here fans from all over the world singing dancing taking selfies together as one of my colleagues put it this is just as much about bringing the world to russia as showing russia to the world so very much an excited mood here both sets of fines buoyant anything can happen let's forgot the spirit will bring you of course the reaction as it comes in both during and off to one of the key games of this deep here to moscow's out russia's biggest stadium thanks a lot don you're in the best of luck to both sides of course with. the u.s. has announced it's leaving the un human rights council secretary of state mike pompei and other u.s. officials castigated the international body accusing it of hypocrisy on policy by

us president wants to move the ball forward from day one his call that institutions are countries who say one thing and do another and that's precisely the problem with the human rights council as president trump said at the u.n. general assembly there's a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with the greatest human rights records said on the human rights council for too long to human rights council has been a protector of human rights abusers and assessed full of political bias for a long time we've heard the trumpet ministrations speak highly critically of the united nations and specifically the un human rights council but no. now we have the dramatic move of the usa officially withdrawing from the un human rights council not being a member of this body that it's been long critical of now we've heard from mike pompei o secretary of state and he specifically cited criticism of israel by the un human rights council as a reason for the usa withdrawing from the council's continued and well documented

by skins israel is unconscionable. since its creation the council has adopted more resolutions condemning israel and against the rest of the world combined now israel has thanked the united states for their move withdrawing from the council and there have been widespread reactions from elsewhere the secretary general would have much preferred for the united states to remain in the human rights council the un human rights architecture plays a very important role in the promotion and protection of human rights worldwide and now we've heard from the executive director of human rights watch mr kenneth roth he responded saying quote the trumpet administration's withdrawal is a sad reflection of its one dimensional human rights policy defending israeli abuses from criticism takes precedence above all else he went on to say other governments will have to redouble their efforts to ensure that the council

addresses the world's most serious human rights concerns un human rights council has been quite critical of the united states in a few areas there has been a recent report on poverty in the united states saying that government policies by the u.s. government have not been addressing the economic rights of the population there have also been concerns why the expressed about the treatment of migrants in the united states most recently regarding the issue of the separation of families along the u.s. border from there we have heard from the president of the u.n. human rights council and he said that the u.s. would drawl is a topic that should be explicitly discussed by the council we did hear from the haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations and she said that the usa would be continuing to push an agenda of human rights around the world however they would no longer be participating in the u.n. body. that was just mentioned america's own human rights record has been called into question on a number of occasions recently donald trump's pick for cia director gina house

brought before the issue of alleged torture under the bush administration has bolivia saw one of the secret overseas prisons run by the cia where terrorist suspects were reportedly tortured on mass the u.s. envoy to the un nikki haley has previously said no human rights violator should sit on the un human rights council. being a member of this council is a privilege and no country who is a human rights violator should be allowed a seat at the table. earlier we spoke to ramsey perverted author and editor of the palestine chronicle he thinks the us leaving the council is actually a good thing since trump has been in power the us has further cemented its policy of isolation isolationism of done some did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris corps and so forth and so on now i think they just

basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing the move themselves entirely from the human rights council i think it's a positive thing in this is that the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect its interests. well about with all the latest world headlines and of course all that takes on the peaceful game the top of the hour. grieving we'll sell you. here in the united states while our two main political

parties democrats republicans rant and rage at each other over important political and cultural issues like immigration reform and gun control us president battle trump there is one issue that cuts through these epic times of partisanship and i yell out ideological divides in congress like no other one beautiful sanguine topic that unites our congress men and women alike i'm talking of course about the department of defense. yes well families are being torn apart at the border and many citizens are being choked by poverty to puerto pay for any kind of proper medical care our elected leaders in the u.s. senate just voted to hand the pentagon a hefty seven hundred sixteen billion dollars fittingly titled the john s. mccain national defense authorization act of twenty nineteen after the ailing arizona senator who never met an interventionist war he didn't like the bill boosts military spending by over eighty billion authorizes another twenty one point six

billion for nucular weapons programs because you know that's just what we need here in the united states is even more nuclear weapons the senate floor was awash in the glow of john mccain while passing the bill by a vote of eighty five to ten fellow eighty something year old senator senator jim inhofe he exclaimed make no mistake he may not be here today but this is his bill his priorities his policy objectives are in this bill so i guess i guess we can thank john mccain and his legacy according to the senator jim there for their hard working hard earned tax dollars being spent on yet another round of death and destruction coming soon to a poor foreign country near you instead of say i don't know better health care here at home college debt relief or reformed immigration system you know you know things society actually needs instead of more nuclear weapons in this study dress of constantly having to always be watching the hawks.

if. you know that i got. well the but it was in the log so i am tired roland and i'm to have a listen as you said the legislation would authorize about six point six hundred seventeen point six billion dollars for the pentagon based budget with sixty eight point five billion and war spending going to the overseas contingency operations account and as you said it would authorize another twenty one point six billion for nuclear weapons which i'm assuming the answer would be there for the upgrades that

are supposed to happen on our ailing nuclear weapons program that we really shouldn't have sensor running around telling everyone else they're not supposed to have them so there's that the legislation also calls for if it goes away it's paves the way it doesn't call for but it would allow according to the pentagon and everybody a two point six percent military pay raise to me if you can find a way to pay soldiers better when you have seven hundred already have seven hundred billion dollars your priorities are already out of whack jobs like i'm not sure if i want to give them more money because they lose a trillion there they're saying they can't give a pay raise unless we get another. set of millions of dollars we've you know we need a few hundred million marmion almost a billion more if we're going to get pay raises it's ridiculous in this one the sudden they just prior to their just presidents we've got a little less money than like the house bill that was passed just a couple months ago which is like completely crazy and i don't mean well this country you know look just commonwealth fund every three years releases

a report on u.s. health care systems out of the eleven the most developed world's most developed nations in the world and in twenty seventeen the united states came in last in just about every category you give him but you know hey spending money. on war and destruction that's way more important i've actually upgrading our health care so i think we're first though yes first of all or first. student first so really we're the best. being the worst. and. bernie sanders. of vermont actually wrote we cannot spend more on our military than the next ten nations combined while millions of americans do not have food and housing and health care this is why i voted against sending seven hundred sixteen billion on the military today so joining sanders in voting against the military spending bill were try and find seeing kristen gillibrand mike lee merkley jeff

merkley rand paul elizabeth warren and ron wyatt so you know a lot of democrats obviously but at the end of the day it's like you can put legislation. and should have been put legislation in place to curtail this kind of spending or say you know what like we do with other things that if you are going to have this in the budget every year must have a cost of living pay raise if you're making amends are you don't pay your soldiers the same amount of money when they're sitting at home as when they're getting shot at right and then you don't come back and go well we kept quiet for the money to fix the v.a. but we can't find someone to fix the v.a. that's exactly right there's a great it is and it's when you see these like massive numbers and then your mind merely goes like will who are the people that say this is ok who are the people that like a line up and say hey let's spend more money on nuclear weapons let's do this i mean just a member of a few of them look a lot of these are part of the so-called you know resistance which also doesn't

make sense to me because why would you then if you think trumps a maniac why would you then give me more money for the second period so we start world war three great point for the second year in a row you give them more money for more military and more murder the second year in a row but you're resisting but there's a strain of so you've got chuck schumer oh yes lovely tina smith out of minnesota cory booker yes mr big pharma i'm self joe manchin out of wisconsin claire miska mccaskill tim kaine. and then the club which are just the name of the walls that does give more money to the military industrial complex because you know hey they need it they're desperate they're starving out there for money the old military industrial complex. the justice department finally brought formal charges against a twenty nine year old former cia computer engineer for what is considered the biggest classified information leaking the spy agency's controversial history

joshua adams sheltie is the young man alleged to have mastermind the leak which resulted in wiki leaks fame vault seven collection which included information on some rather dubious cia hacking tools and techniques are to. ashley banks has more . twenty nine year old joshua scholtz he isn't being charged with providing wiki leaks with a trove of government hacking tools he's accused of gathering classified information illegally damaging cia computers and lying to investigators sheltie allegedly sent to wiki leaks thousands of top secret files outlining the cia's cyber warfare capability i spoke with ray mcgovern and here's what he had to say it poses a great threat to the cia number one because it shows how porous it is how it can leak but number two it exposes in a ray of cyber tools offensive cyber tools including.

seven marble. that's a really interesting tool because it allows a entity like the russians or like a true actually the cia in this case to have to assure a virtual bunch of computers will it say like the democratic national committee and discoveries who have to name a cia spokes person sent a statement we are grateful to the department of justice and others throughout the government who worked diligently to bring this indictment in connection with a grave breach of national security chilled the pieces thirteen counts that include a legal gathering of national defense information and authorize access to a computer to obtain classified information that the government property making false statements and obstruction of justice to the thirteen charges that each carry a ten to twenty year maximum prison penalty manhattan u.s. attorney jeffrey as a burman said quote joshua a former employee of the cia allegedly used his access at the agency to transmit

classified material to an outside organization during the course of this investigation federal agents also discovered a legit child pornography. and told to use new york city residents told he was previously arrested in august twenty seventh teen related to possession and transportation of thousands of images and videos of child pornography as this in new york f.b.i. field director william f. sweeney jr said as a lead chilled he utterly betrayed this nation and downright violated his victims as an employee of the cia sheltie took an oath to protect this country but he blatantly endangered by the transmission of classified information if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind bars and washington national banks are t. . explain to me again how one can steal property of the government when the people are the government and we live in

a democracy it's like when you see signs that say u.s. government no trespassing and i'm like. i pay taxes i must citizen why are we here this is one of those things that i mean the child pornography thing aside to sit there and say this once again we're going after people who are trying to show the show the weaknesses and are in what we need this was a i mean if this was really a threat to our national security every time they say this since nine eleven this leak was a threat to national scare this could put us and yet what's happened. who is hacking all these banks looking like it's the u.s. government right nobody. you know even sears is this idea it's the same you know it's no different than the scare tactics of anything it's you know oh my god back things are going to happen you have no idea how many terrorists we've saved you from it's always the thing through they always go back to that say oh this boy he said to this personally therefore it's going to.