right. face palomar in a group. to kick off. pieces. of good to. see some of us. i. i am. germany to save face. for the place in the next. two one on saturday. i got away from football in some of the big stories of the last seven days the u.s.

withdraws from the un human rights council describing their bodies biased and hypocritical the move was met with widespread international criticism. mourning for me. this sunday the twenty fourth of june just after ten in the morning here in the next thirty minutes let me bring you the latest in a football and a recap of the big news stories of the last seven days to. the biggest football party on the planet. eleven of the world cup here in russia and all eyes are on the england panama encounter that's going to well sunday's match is huge will not. last much the polings game of colombia peter all of it is in the little over four hundred kilometers east of moscow where i am this morning before the big england.

there are three or five of the. poly meaning friends of descended on this name no good on the part of maintenance numbering the english that i've seen so far but we did do as we got them together for a little before it's back to the demand it's pieces keeping up challenge here in michigan if good at this time the rules are simple one person from each team does the keep the ups the rest of the team they have to keep singing keep the kids done well a team a singing counts it's as simple as that competing for england we have been in way for many newcastle you castle ok with the team behind you that's where you are but i'm sure our. team. six seven. nine still nine is decent value that is the six hundred pct thank you was thinking

thank you. thank you thank you. sixty thank you thank you all the same thank you this is to see you thank god friendship there we go because that's your perfect day but barely thank you very much a piece meal was thank you you didn't thank you to say the least is heat in this game. it doesn't get any easier still. it's amazing how you end up missing out the world cup just milling around in the found some of the intensity one of panama's greatest ever play is the first player to school with cause for the pollen amiens in a knockout tournament custody tapir going to thank you very much. thank you.

you i'm going to reduce it to this. for you let's do you expect for the game tomorrow in how much of a big thing is it for panel to be here in this world cup the owners are personally down there tomorrow we have a great surprise in the banner said. we're going to be very strong against the grass this winter. yes. but. even the biggest of for clearly optimists would say that it's going to be a tough task if palomar going to overcome this english side but one thing that perhaps could play a factor is the way that the heat here in new york is absolutely roasting we're talking to local people here they're saying it's quite unseasonable is good for the summertime here it was in the high thirty's throughout the day we're hearing it in the direct sun like flippy degrees is how it was feeling england had to put up with the flow isn't very good because the heat well you know there are

a level of perhaps it could be that. this is element there that soaked with all it's only. money appearing on hurricanes last week the captain delivered like three points against shane is here to check out the current standings in group g. belgium leagues with six points then english we might see course a shift after the game later today it is here panama are both likely behind with zero point. two the fans from panama flocked to russia of course we caught up with one special guest to say the bit taken aback by the question here. what do you think about russia we spoke about what a wonderful city we are in what's your impression yes russia russia your backyard coaster come here because i think it's very called however it's so hot that she want to put on sunscreen and you guys it's so hot unbelievable it's even hotter than panama despite the fact that it's very hot in panama and we're very positive there are so many facets have come here from panama to support our team with fill

the whole stadium of the match with belcher. so what are england's chances let's talk to our top. well. the country will be waiting for the for these imagine not for the good reasons but for the bad reasons england has to win and to win is normal but not when these catastrophic the people. who are sort of the sole previous world cup champion germany beat sweden to one with that last minute free kick after one of the german players was sent off belgium showed its strength trancing choosing a five to me time and mexico defeated korea to one.

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cool i. thought. i was. even if you don't a football such a lot of fun so many great characters we spoke to one super dedicated fan from the us he seemed almost one hundred fifty world cup matches in his time he told us what he thought about the talk about here in russia. the organization's very good they get us through security get us to the games very

socially which is unlike other countries that i've been to other world cups. my grandmother was originally from russia so it was a good reason to come here and see russia and to visit but also because i know that many of the cities around here so beautiful i wanted to be able to come and see it too. there is no tense political relationship at the world cup people get along i meet people from iran some russia from egypt we all are here because we find joy in the same thing in the joy is watching football and i don't i've not heard one negative thing from anybody everybody here in russia has been exceptionally kind they didn't ferry helpful they day talked to us it's actually been a wonderful experience. until

much united supporters from across the globe and i found unofficial fonzo run the hugs of moscow really bright colorful places you better say there are some of the sights and sounds of the unusual night out on the strip. wow. wow wow. wow. wow. meantime casper schmeichel denmark's goalkeepers down by the beach

in the southern russian resort of annapolis great in it for a training session a somber his teammate is what's posted online the team based in the black sea for the world cup championship. stay with us for a comprehensive world cup coverage here on r.t. international for this whole world massive event. minutes past ten in the morning moscow time let me take you away now from the football to some of the big stories of the last seven days that we covered here on this channel and on tuesday the u.s. withdrew from the u.n. human rights council secretary of state peo and other u.s. officials castigated the international body accusing it of hypocrisy and political bias president wants to move the ball forward from day one he has called the institutions or 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 a cesspool of political bias in europe lashed out of the us decision to leave the un body the united states decision to withdraw from the human rights council is regrettable britain support for the human rights council remain steadfast today's decision risks undermining the role of the us as a champion a supporter of democracy in the world stage the european union will nevertheless continue to defend human rights and fundamental freedoms whether in multilateral for around the world also by cooperating with us whenever possible is rather welcome to us move prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a courageous decision against the pa christine lloyd's of the so-called un human

rights council so i believe the u.s. withdraws the result of washington's close relations with israel in the there's also been reaction from the un secretary-general expressed regret the u.s. decision a top rights group said it reflects washington's policy on the current israeli palestinian conflict the us ambassador to the u.n. accuse rights groups of blocking reform of the body it is unfortunate that your letter sought to undermine our attempts to improve the human rights council you put yourself on the side of russia and china and opposite the united states on a key human rights issue the united states will continue to be a rural leader in calling for human rights for all people and enforcing international attention on to mass atrocities general secretary the palestinian national initiative moustapha but go to spoke to us directly said the u.s. will draw harms its credibility on human rights now. this is american withdrawal for human rights council reflection of how serious the problem is with the arms

administration which has become totally biased to israel and it is favoring the israeli interest even to the american interest and i think withdrawing from such an important human a council like human rights council. undermines all the claims from the side of the american administration that they care so much about human rights that is very dangerous very good if situation it has undermined completely the ability of the united states to play at all in any peace in the future and it is definitely affecting the deputation of the american administration and this is also linked to many other issues but on the issue of human rights this is going to be a very serious loss for the american policy. you're watching out international live from moscow coming up protests erupt in the u.s. once again despite donald trump buying to massive public pressure over migrant

children being separated from families all the details but that and the rest the big stories of the week after this quick break. usually when we have brought about a situation where the conflict with the enemy or the three decides to go see the first people to rush into the u.a.e. do their departure and as soon as we depart. so as budget. argentina venezuela they are mad about it because they're commies are in freefall closer prefer all currencies when you have a major currency like the dollar again the euro the pale after similar crisis which i believe. but you have the option right in the countries wall spike as well as

a way to store a value as a way to preserve wealth because the banking system is completely unsustainable it will exist as we understand it in ten years time it will not exist central banks are an endangered species. again thanks for watching every sunday is going good so far of around the world you are so next protesters in the u.s. have been running against the highly controversial policy of separating undocumented migrant children from their parents despite president signing that executive order on wednesday reversing the program truck back down in the face of massive public outcry against his zero tolerance approach towards illegal migration some officials involved have been targeted personally by activists.

trump administration officials have been sending babies and other young children to at least three. three tender age shelters in south texas wars and medical providers because. i know we're not nazi germany all right but we need be careful not to move in that direction this is not who we are in america he is taking america to a dark and ugly place is there anything you wish the senator can do that controversial policy was launched in april it's so over two thousand children separated from their families protests broke out in major u.s. cities over the issue and good grew further too often recording was released claimed to be the children crying at the detention center.

there are some. people who. do it. better or are. the u.s. department of homeland security says over five hundred migrant children have already been returned to their parents but it's not clear how the trump of ministration is going to reunite all the families since some of the adults have already been deported at the peak of the crisis the issue also took on a religious dimension to as caleb maupin explains next this morning u.s. attorney general jeff sessions created

a firestorm when he justified the policy of separating immigrant children from their parents by invoking a bible passage from the book of romans that was signed. here to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command in romans thirteen to. the government because god is a dying or dying for is for service but mainstream media had a field day don't break god into this first of all i don't think god pictures you because i don't worship what i'm here putin and the only thing in the bible close to this is a king threatening to cut a baby in two and he was joking it's not a lol and also the bible isn't the government documents from a policy perspective you want as we'll be starting green eggs and ham saying we must keep children in a box we must keep them with the faux should we really be surprised about biblical justification for policies last year it was revealed that the white house is

holding weekly bible study classes the classes are led by ralph drole injure the founder of capital ministries based in washington d.c. capital ministries has been operating for over two decades preaching evangelism to elected public servants since our founding in one thousand nine hundred six our vision has not changed to evangelize elected officials and lead them toward maturity in christ it turns out of the man advise in the white house on matters related to the almighty is a former basketball player with a bachelor's degree in geography now he has no background in public policy or political science but he does. offering his expertise on spiritual matters to those in power they are so teachable they're so noble their soul learned like jeff sessions he'll go out the same day teach him something else see him do it on camera the list of officials who have participated in ralph's classes is rather impressive you've got vice president mike pence you've got secretary of education betsy divide us you've got secretary of state mike pompei oh and you've got energy secretary

rick perry all of them have sat down with pastor ralph to learn about the good book many americans are horrified that evangelical ministers are influencing policy and even giving classes in the white house they think why are these religious kooks influencing the fate of the free world but there are americans who feel the opposite that's the problem with this country you people have allowed religion to become a part of political policy. your religion i don't care what it is has no business being in government it's his prerogative right as his own religion right as a freedom of religion that's what the country is old based upon right freedom so the president is thinks he has his rights as well believe in just separation of church and state i believe religion should be kept separate from politics haven't other presidents done that in the past too i mean if they're religious then they're allowed to do that as long as it's not interfering with actual governing trump did

come forward and put a stop to the controversial family separation policies he may have cooled his critics on that but in the process he seems to have opened up a new divide a divide about his administration's newly announced policy of invoking the bible to justify its decisions cable mopp and r.t. new york. meantime as the migrant crisis continues to unfold across europe students in the spanish city of l.a. county were forced to move out of their university accommodation to make way for refugees that were on board the rescue ship aquarius that docked in spain a week ago after being turned away by italy and malta it sparked a big diplomatic standoff again it was carrying more than one hundred migrants rescued off the coast of libya a group of twenty students reportedly given a twenty four hour relocation notice the mother of one of them affected said it was unfair she thought to kick her out and who she said i was paid his rent while i think it's very doubtful that for instance the spanish prime minister would leave his residence to accommodate the migrants and she's not the only one upset by the move that refugees coming here with no money and what next where do they get it and

the second they hold full support from our government they want see helping people is great but not when the country is in crisis so notable and i do believe it is a good thing to shelter people immediately but he victims students especially during exams is wrong would annoy you that this is horrible though this students only receive twenty four hours notice that's not enough time to find another place to stay. but at the moment i feel for people who are forced to use their home since coming here but i don't think it's clean is ready to welcome so many it said to their three to six insisting it is because they paid their rent and have a right to stay of them and that it is that regular footnote to this to authorities in the lone c. region so those students were offered alternative places to stay and didn't have to pay anything in the move experts we spoke to have shared their view on spain's decision to open its paws to those shit. the reason is very simple was the reason

new prime minister which is a socialist prime minister who wanted to. really make a difference with. a former prime minister he wanted to. kind of satisfaction to his public who were his voters so we know that the leftists voters are more open on the issues. except in this move announcing this move to say we are you one people all the others are populists and. i hardly doubt. you attitude in the future because unfeelingly the public opinion is not at all positive toward uncontrolled immigration. is spain had to be careful with the decisions as to think about the consequences of the season the first one is spain

is able to work on the number of in the run of the possible number of immigrants able to get to spend the following month this is not only for spain and for all the european union this is a good gesture at this is. but that europe and union and the spanish government need a very long term plan in order to find real solutions for this problem something else that came up in the wake the way we talk to each other on the internet elevated lately way beyond just using words we used. means of course which borrow heavily on movies and t.v. shows and that was in the news in the way they're now under threat from the legal oversea is getting tough on copyright infringement especially online has done a quarter found. the internet as we know it may soon radically change at least in the e.u. with memes facing an existential crisis as a result of new copyright laws that might kill them off.

a group of european parliament members are pushing for a new rules they would see platforms censor information to avoid copyright infringements now article thirteen is one of the more controversial of the plan would have platforms install filters to check all the information users upload onto the internet what we're seeing here in this particular instance is this goes against what is the very much the why in which. social media in particular where it's user generated and many uses the cult of the

general is taking snippets for new schools it's taking. photos on the home. using those in the. now article eleven or the link tax has also garnered criticism it would see online platforms paying news publishers a fee just see if they link to their content now this is already been tried both in germany and in spain failing miserably in both instances and with this new e.u. copyright proposal seemingly on the way there are still a lot of questions as to what actually constitutes a taxable link and what if the government uses it to crack down on freedom of speech while seventy alarmed internet experts including the founders of the world wide web and wikipedia have written a letter in protest by requiring internet platforms to perform automatic filtering all of the current and that their users bloat article thirteen takes an

unprecedented step towards the transformation of the internet from an open platform for sharing and innovation into a tool for the automated surveillance and control of its uses. and alarm bells have also been ringing at the united nations human rights council states an intergovernmental organizations should refrain from establishing warsaw rangelands that would require proactive monitoring filtering of content which is both inconsistent with the right to privacy and likely to mount a pre-publication censorship for the proposal to become law the e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin coming up to ten twenty one of the morning this sunday leave you with that thought there are just some of the stories that made headlines these last seven days i'm kevin owen in moscow so thanks for watching and enjoyed great sunday of world cup football there.

with your make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the famous merry go round to be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. room. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is

a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure you have to go to the center of the page what are we. and we will show the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the doll going let's go. a low as i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the fall of two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one it was also cliche me to just say the review beyond the team's latest edition to make up a bigger certainly better look. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president bush or. something.