and we can hope that puck is doing the same well the french players will have they gave a lot today they'll have one sixth ace to recover in time for that match on the six in july nice girl but it's not just the players sit who gave a lot the found this will be emotionally draining it's quite a ride seven goals twists and turns and it will take its toll on the fans take. was. odd was very happy too as a test match ups. i can't even find our life outside man. was i was. i thought i really want to be following the next the next round oh well why don't we try to do it like it was not possible to use or. misuse the best we

have to receive the plan if it was amazing that we went on to one and i was scott's wise i truly was precisely it was amazing like i mean it was looks all was there are. a little you want to be in the. game between your goal and france will be played in misty knock out on one game that's being played here in moscow in the loos me and it is of course between the host nation russia and the preacher one of my favorites and the play quite like spain there's a lot of trouble in the spain swap before the two days before the world cup started they sacked the manager but that's all forgotten about now we have this incredible game to features this is why russia's contribution to the competition is so big because when russia do well the atmosphere transcends to another level. it would be

an incredible thing to do to win over spain and actually not one of the big big favorites out but you know what we're talking about football we've seen so many different things happening in the tournament so far and the one thing that really speaks to russia's advantage is that kind of playing at home they're playing in these niggas stadium we had the pleasure of actually watching france play in that stadium that wasn't a great game but the stadium is great and the atmosphere that they create and the support that the russian supporters can give to the team it might might just be enough to sort of carry the team into a performance that could beat spain but it is a tough ask no doubt about that spain has been playing really well the only time you kind of question spain's a little bit was when they when they drew three three with portugal but that was because more than anything that christiana ronaldo really in that game was in saw form and scored all three goals in that three three draw so this should be

a quite i really can't overstate this should be an incredible atmosphere i think eighty thousand will be packed into this week a for that match. without speaking pouts croatian are you happy to be here or you were expecting and demanding as well and it's back to. argentina and all the other teams out you know it's. i'm very excited about them being here i think we and our place in the last sixteen i think we've shown a lot of quality. we haven't been able to score we have scored freely in eighteen months it's just not happened in the last two games before we came here and also we haven't scored really sort of on the chances that we created in the tournament here we need christian eriksen of course to to step up to to find the form that he's had for so. long he's

a very important player for them and of course we need our strikers to stop putting the ball in the net but the same goes for crazy i mean they they they think they've played well but they get goals from their midfield players so if you can stop the midfield players from having shots and get in the box you can use a long way to go to stop croatia put it's going to be some contest and that's a lot of history between denmark and croatia and in terms of football good and bad both and so i'm excited i'm going i'm very very happy to be going oh. i'm going to be reporting on the russian spain they are you going to be olympic speaking to the fans so that like ok and then but you are going to be speaking on the line to us yes russia i'm a there and it's it's it's going to be a very big day for for then modern for a few somalis we have small countries like your guy three and a half million people there a small country in the quarterfinals. kray said denmark similar. it is

a very big deal for our kind of countries if we can get to the quarterfinals so really big on earlier we spoke to former coach people people legends to play plenty close he shared his thoughts on the creation ten month game and recalled playing against denmark and peace michael in his first ever game face you guys you've got a real history in terms of on the cage had a g. force meet. it was my first seguin my dear beautiful creation was one thousand years ago and it was against denmark and i guess one of my idols from view. a little one a funny story peter asked me to swap the sure and i was you know a little bit. felt like. sad because for months side i have like one of the biggest titles of one of the best goalkeepers in a history asked me to change and it was my first short i replay for my next to national country. and then we had

a feeling speech changes and it's all right so you want to back it up we're saying you know. one of my first memories i was that was the it because we played we played it a qualification that is as much as well but this was a friend really it wasn't sold so that because because. when we qualify for the world cup twenty years ago in france we were in the same group so we played creation in the qualification yeah and winded up in a situation where it was between creation and greece and we played greece in the last game and we needed a draw but only a draw and they would be all right actually we could lose and go into the playoffs but if we won creation would go in the playoffs if they if they won that match and i made a save in the last minute from from from a great player video footage with my foot. so when we play this game and you get back to your lineup and then you have the national anthems and and then it goes quiet in this because we like to thank our new national hero peter schmeichel for

says it is right something hey could be a nice car and this you know. they presented me with a hand he. has a have yeah it was nice but a car would have been nice. would have been would have been even better how do you feel representing your nation again this time but it's without being involved in the actual events a bit different all role of course but i'm really proud that i have prato part of this program and i read it thankful for the fifa for taking care of explain ourselves on such a good level and you speak to the crowd beforehand do you know what i'm going to say yeah i said that we will be in the game for sure. russia has been welcoming football fans from around the world since last year's confederations cup and it seems the visiting supporters have embraced the local way of doing things. god god.

god god. god god god god god god my god i have had our. good. the world cup has also been inspiring our projects one global initiative brought together photographers from across russia in an attempt to give the tournament an unfiltered look. they were given disposable cameras to document how the tournaments has changed the lives of ordinary russians are also meant to provide a glimpse into the country's footballing culture earlier my colleague jacqueline vulgar and spoke to the co-founder of the goal click project matthew berry. for russia we decided to do a bigger projects looking at the real russia so we found

a photographers from all over the country from used to you catherine involved a grad and we asked them to document the country through their own eyes head of the world cup where this particular collaboration what russian football story impressed you the most i think it would be the euro mountains it was a very unusual set of photos which really reveals grassroots football and russian culture through through the game and the photos that we received from the euro mountains were fantastic really looking at how soviet infrastructure and soviet football infrastructure has developed into the twenty first century. a lot of the focus quite rightly in the lead up to the tournament is on the stadiums the infrastructure and the teams and the world cup itself what we want what we really want to do was tell those on told stories and really give russians

a chance to give their own first person perspective and there is one thing i would say particularly about what the russia projects has surprised me with and that is how similar russia is really to a lot of other countries i think there's a perception maybe that russia is very different in some way to the rest of the world and particularly to europe i think one of the things that came through particularly was the divide between urban and rural town countryside a lot of the same stories that we hear from around the world. in europe. in asia there is that difference between you know investment into football in in urban areas first is kind of the rest of the country we've also covered projects in iraqi kurds kurdistan and rule and tackling alleged legacy of genocide. and so. what i think that all of these projects show in whatever country are in is that you

really can understand a people through football. i wouldn't say that there's a common cliche that football somehow you know it's everybody i mean i'm not saying that for me actually shows the differences but it. is a way of people understanding one another culture looks like how another people acts because when you tell it through the lens of football it's so much more relatable. fans have joined a world cup celebrations not only in russia but all over the world are sharing their favorite moments on social media r.t. has been collecting the best videos out there. thank. you thank you thank you thank you thank you

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are welcome back this is our duty international hundreds of thousands of people are marching in cities across the u.s. against a president trumps immigration crackdown. well. more than seven hundred rallies have been taking place in towns and cities throughout saturday from new york and washington d.c. to los angeles people are speaking out against the separation of migrant families on the us mexico border more than two thousand children have been taken away from their parents after entering the u.s. since april according to data from the department of homeland security they are yet to be reunited with their families despite president trump's promise to end the policy. though it's cost live now to steve malzberg who is a conservative t.v. and radio host thanks for being with us here on r t international. so. there

is clearly a massive backlash against to trump policies. but we have seen in the past that no matter how many protests are they don't really make a dent in what he thinks do you think that these will have any impact. no i don't as a matter of fact they want have the impact that the protestors are looking for which is to make trump into a villain into a bad guy they don't tell you the news media is is not telling you that obama did something very similar back in two thousand and fourteen he separated many many children from their parents and some of them back to mexico while their parents were still here sent others to the northeastern part of the united states and there are pictures of them sleeping in the same conditions that the trump administration has some kids sleeping now but the media never puts anything in context i call that fake news by omission as for the protests these protests are way way way out of

hand the american people don't want people crossing the border with impunity now what trump did it first but it is zero tolerance policy was following the law and if you came here illegally not through a checkpoint but illegally seeking asylum they were going to arrest you but you can't arrest somebody with your kids and put you in a holding cell with your kid so they separated the kids so trump changed under pressure and said ok now the families could stay together under arrest and now they're saying oh you can't keep kids in cells so their goal is just total impunity break the law enter the country illegally and go about your way that's what these people really want this month the you alluded to this just a second ago but promised to end the separations policy still there hasn't been anything done to reignite around the two thousand children with their parents also a judge has ordered that to take place fourteen days for kids under the age of five

and within thirty days for kids older than five why do you think there's a delay here. i think bureaucracy plays a big part of think briatore for rock bureaucracy and also you know getting that kit we're you going to put the kids especially ones under five are you going to put them in the holding cell with the parents or you go to seven you get to let the parents go free oh yeah i mean you truck can't mean here no is a court order and they say they're doing their best to straighten it out but when push comes to shove these protesters protested like i said at the beginning when they were separated and now protest the fact the trumps i mean executive order saying they'll be together in custody they want these families free to enter the united states illegally and roam around the country until their time to do appear in court comes up and that's unacceptable to the american people all right steve malzberg interesting to hear your thoughts always a pleasure conservative t.v. and radio host right here on our internet make. a right that does it for me i will

be back at the top of the hour with more news you are watching our two international stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest in the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then . generally speaking mr trump's unilateralist notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem all these unilateral decisions i challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations.

in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube clip of the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know or here i mean your list put the video in the new bill is that i new school and you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. sweden deadly violence at the highest level since records began. we want to. move this country and we want the people who live here to go back.

to the phone call. mentioning the. swedish trying prevention agency refuses to gather information on immigrant background of criminals. total cost for this entire group of immigrants this big seeding our defense budget it's a disaster we'd just be a loss of some growth potential. we need this is so. great because he's put focus on crime ahead of swedish of the. rapes on boys become a phenomenon first limerick from afghanistan so i started calling my friends and i feel like that let's do something now with will take back our streets. elevated risk of islamist is just how these operate freely and speak. we think it's a corner and i. live my life disappear so i. took

. very little know ten minutes of the scope. of global change to project. this we did our part to. sweden is considered one of the most refugee friendly countries in the world that's have to taken in more solemn seekers per capita than anywhere else in europe for the do. that was two years ago when we visited the wild west the park which in the off season became a refugee camp for five hundred people who had all gone through hell to get here.

i'll be honest with you there were times when i said in my comfortable apartments in moscow when i was watching the news i would think yes you are press to do something then they need to limit the number of refugees that they allow into their country because it's they are since some cases started to outnumber the local communities in certain villages certain cities but haven't met some of them the children especially. they deserve a sham. people need to help you know you can't just let. people stay where they are or let them be in the border. it's not easy to start again in a new country but sweden has provided everything occurred in terms of housing and training to help refugees get back on their feet as soon as possible. even the living conditions look great refugees were struggling to adjust and couldn't wait to get their lives back on track and understand how even some people could complain

here you know they said that their time is the day the living conditions are said but some people still complain of why why why is that i think it's because they have been here like one of my it's cold this winter school have been stored really at the real school foolish children they don't know how to go with us yet and here in the high chaparral everything is great the only thing that's not so good it's the supermarkets and everything is outside and you said that you felt the same way when you arrived it was difficult for it so it's just. so. well you can choose from and then you also said something you don't see where you are in the big city. they come also for abuse. from a liberal from. the sixth new york. where you tell.

me all this. in the two years since then i think getting calls to go back and show the other side the swedes who are angry about the number of newcomers settling in the country i wanted to understand their points of view and why some call them racist or even they are not. stockholm central station eleven pm the soldiers of odin are gathering for their weekly street patrol they get ready their leader is on his way to the airport to pick up the head of the maltese branch of the group. and i thought yeah. i think someone needs a cigarette. or two. but. there's talk of

where it's in for us. the problem of doing an early patrol or something before we get to. where we could go to the car. so there's a warden will follow that in september two thousand and fifteen it was followed by . and originally the thought is protecting. our cities is taking care of our cultures we're getting hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants and unfortunately it's changing our way of life completely from school. to family. members come here from different parts of the country and sometimes they even travel abroad to join other patrols in here they spend their own money to do this and often sleep in hostels or stay at each other's houses. were usually to do it at

least once or twice a week. us. word that is usually something. a lot of fights people. girls getting harassed and raped. most often they've been out to bars you know drinking. that this is some for much the. idea of. why. i would say to say it should be added by the authorities but the authorities are paid by the government and the government is actually getting the rabbit. when you say trouble over. fortunately and you will. come after all right. when i was

a cultural but unfortunately. what does any good immigration influx most of them. are from. just. a static. completely different from ours. they come here for a better life. they say but when they call where they live to save lives they had before. which is. not die for you still and if they do it on their own with no life. but one day. impose it on us it becomes a problem and we were losing. when i was young i used to play in the streets. that's my style to that so they. can sign see sixteen swedish police outlined fifty five so it's which even they have trouble breaks in now that figure has increased

to sixty one they describe them they say areas marked by croy social unrest and security. ambulances and fire fighters often get back up cars when they go their. sweets say they experience and feel like outcasts when they find themselves in such neighborhoods. you know with the keystone pro central station and we're going on the blue line it's quite infamous line because it leads to some of the world's worst ghettos of europe so we're going to stay rich and then. which is internationally infamous. you will see a gradual decrease of swedish people from the metro when we finish i think you'll be we will probably be the only white people. might know gustava sick and tired of what he sees as the government's inaction and leniency so he has now

formed any political party called alternatives to sweden. they don't want to work most of these people they live on. generous benefits all swedish states and why on earth would you want to do a nine to five work this weekend and if you get even more money when you live in the bench. and. the station has also been the central stop when it comes to the harrowing traffic from youth immigrants came from primarily morocco and afghanistan to deal heroin so this is where a lot of the over the trafficking originated flowing hair we need to. other parts of stockholm and the police should know how to clean these areas.