they've shown the commitment the bravery we call fulton for that on us to look for russia as a team that gets a lot of stake here you know if you do follow the national team football people on over the positive about the russian team there's always a bit of an air of. negativity you know they're overpaid slow and not good enough who they think they are that's all changed within just a couple of weeks a few much as they've gone all out and. held out in the past against spain when they want to penalty shoot out they came out on the field the bond of saying we play for you we've been for you the fans and the fans love the appreciates it you know that's been shown in the energy in the commitment they've shown to the team multis if a train coach was in the sochi finds those roster in the game. if it wasn't for that a miss by mario fernandez and possibly if russia were a bit more lucky this place would have been full of crazy people who would be celebrating but the d.j.

is playing us tracks but the place will be deserted very soon no party for russia tonight no party for tsotsi and i just want to show you the bowmen when it all happens when the people here realized that russia was saying good bye to the world cup. was. used on human rights least yelling at them especially if you didn't you know with how many times did i see this time allusion that she's not and i think brandish my legally which i'm going to use and yelling that it was not she come monday next command as i see him on the line it got even yes. he could have left. i've been there leave rimbaud's museum with me so most of what he's done is other something beyond these abilities and. by far not only the russians have been

telling me that their team did a great job and deserved to be in the semi finals the foreigners people from other countries whose teams left the tournament long before this stage praised team russia for their success and their game today we have has really been sad we had a way they had their us how we do they go to change beyond the saturday they have a long off road and money for growth you're not prone to. for example crater where do you know she now fears done and i don't hear to find out yeah russia make i will rule prepared yeah he said he would still have to try and go hard to see from the soft she found zone russia's four time tennis grand slam doubles champion and lobbyists neela who was at that thrilling match in sochi told us russians are proud of their team's effort. honestly i never been on such incredible match and i think

all the people feel so saying full knowledge to our team for their commitment for their team spirit because they gave us so much positive emotions you know so much should believe and it's really incredible even though last i mean we're little bit sad must still we're so thankful and we're just so exciting and so happy to see all of this was going on right now and russia. i feel so proud for the guys here are still so proud for this team because every athlete i know how much pressure they had when they were going to play each game and at the beginning not a lot of people were believing in them and for me i feel so sad and also angry sometimes as well because i was always believing in the sting because this is sport and this kind of tournaments and yes the ranking is important the cubs is a more in the matter for him but when you're playing for your country and that team spirit is important this is number one what you can kind of show on the when you're going on the stage when you go in the stadium and everybody cheering for you and

guys and seeing what they show the times here and that's why we're so thankful for them and we're very proud of them. for the game our two fingers was on the course the street just off red square which is becoming an official fan zone here in moscow. it has been a nail biter of a game and a lot of dreams are being shattered tonight you have to apologize to every. my voice. saying. there is still a very serious. charge to be spilling and we've been one with long because they feel like they have won the game what's a nail boy to over gave two johns who won one in the main joran van. der sloot. thank you who will when any of the fissionable tell you you asked.

for a she's saying yes go yes she's married for not curing inequality in the second half of additional time and the same mario fernandez that you missed the penalty in the final shoot out for everything you've gained you have to pay the money with the last first game yeah yeah what do you what do you say you have watched the game i mean i'm going to try and bring in the game this is this what can you say yes it's a big mystery it's a big it's of wonderful wodge of truth. and so wonderful what was or was the people i have seen the russian fans they're so happy with the performance of their team up through they've given them everything that they could ever hope for playing in the quarter finals of the world cup this is something that russia hasn't done in four shields ever single russian fans they did not lose their

faith until the last strike until the last case by the grace of play and that either i can fade the russian goalkeeper did not manage to say but again not a single russian found they have anything to say against the russians will keep or incorrect in favor because after the game with spade he is a star he's a hero of the russian nation of the russian sports croatia will now face england in the semifinals at luzhniki stadium in moscow next wednesday after the three lines beat sweden two nil and some are here the highlights from that match.

so that's it for the quarter finals after two more dramatic matches on saturday england knocked out sweden these two goals from harry maguire and delhi only and some fantastic goalkeeping by jordan pick for all russia fans are mourning their country's spot kick defeat by croatia after an incredible run that the fired expectations. and now on to other world news where the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has issued an interim report on the alleged use of chemical weapons in the syrian city of duma in april it says various chlorinated substances

were found in samples from two sites in duma if the report also states no nerve agents or their degradation products were detected the o.p.c. w. has not yet reached a final conclusion about the allegations and its work is ongoing the chemical attack in question was allegedly carried out in do my in april on the seventh of april this year a week later france the u.k. and the west launched air strikes against syria accusing president assad of using chemical weapons against his own people russian military experts on the ground failed to find any trace of chemical weapons used in duma but the attack by western powers went ahead regardless. chemistry professor james torah says the organic compounds the o.p.c. death you found at the site are not necessarily related to any nerve agents. it means what they found or just typical are getting compounds that would be present from an industrial cylinder it has nothing to do with nerve agents that are getting

compounds that they found were corsi to gases and tricorder siddique acid and those are the types of compounds that any any organic chemistry lab or industrial site would have but those are used as skin treatment agents used for work removal that has nothing to do with a chemical agent. some western media outlets were quick to react to the report the b.b.c. even claimed proof of the use of chemical weapons had been found though they sense corrected their headline to reflect the fact that the o.p.c. w. has yet to reach a conclusion back in april after the alleged attack u.s. officials were also eager to jump to conclusions the united states has excellent intelligence gathering as we saw what happened with information that led us to believe that sarin and chlorine gas were used in this most recent attack we certainly had a lot of media and social media indicators that either chlorine or sharon were used james tour also says he's been skeptical all along about whether that chemical

attack ever took place. just looking at the attack looking at the cylinders i knew that this was not a chemical weapons attack that anything there may have been some cylinders that may have been exploded but those were typical industrial cylinders of common compounds they had nothing to do with a chemical weapons attack and that's why the report has said that there are no no chemical weapons agents were found at all whether they be nerve agents or chemical agents or mustard agents none of the agents or the by products degradation products were found. north korea has described the attitude of the u.s. as quote were grad a ball falling high level talks with secretary of state mike pump a zero that's in stark contrast to pompei is own view of the meetings we've talked about what the north koreans are continuing to do and how it's the case we can get our arms around keeping what jemma kim and president proposed agreed to which was

the complete denuclearization of north korea we made progress on almost all of the central issues we were expecting the u.s. to come up with constructive measures to help build confidence in the spirits of reunion in talks however the attitude of the u.s. was indeed regrettable at the june twelfth summit in singapore donald trump and north korea's kim jong un agreed on a number of points they signed a document calling for peace in korea repatriation of u.s. soldiers remains by the north and the peninsula is total denuclearization however trump didn't immediately offer much and return we're not reducing anything we're not we're just very little bit early for that we have to get things moving the sanctions will remain in effect we will be stopping the war games unless and until we see the the future negotiation is not going along like it should anti-war activist brian becker believes to make progress washington needs to change

its approach to the negotiations. it might pay always bringing the negotiating position of john bolton and mike has to the negotiating table in pyongyang whereby the united states says that d.p. r. k. north korea unilaterally surrender and then it may be perhaps the u.s. will change its policy of hostility and a policy whereby uses economic sanctions to deprive north koreans of food and medicine if that was my pay was negotiating position that won't work for the d.p. r. k. d p r k said it was regrettable that the us adopted this position this negotiating position but what the d.v.r. ok also said is that they still want friendly relations with the united states and the path to denuclearization in the korean peninsula was a step by step confidence building and reset for

a goal synchronized up roach by both sides actually. at least one palestinian was killed and twenty four injured during further protests at the gaza border on friday the demonstrations were part of the already months long great march of return witnesses say israeli soldiers opened fire on protesters approached. israel says a militant trying to throw an explosive device at soldiers near the border with a bomb exploded inside gaza injured several palestinians so is there also claims the islamic militant group hamas is feeling the protests at least one hundred and twenty five palestinians have been killed by israeli gunfire since the protests began back in march palestinians are demanding they be allowed to return to their fate occupation. meanwhile the planned demolition of a bedouin village in the west bank has been suspended by an israeli court it's all skirmishes between activists and police during the week as israeli authorities move

bulldozers to the site oh i know. yes a lot of the alright protesters created a human chain to prevent the equipment from entering the village the clashes clashes were for the last thirty five people injured the palestinian journalist nick explained israeli soldiers also attacked reporters there the e.u. the un and various other rights groups have all come out against the demolition of a special person for the un relief agency for palestine refugees says the plan may violate international law. things in the village up salutes the terrifying the bedouin themselves some of the most disadvantaged people in the middle east they and their children are living on a knife edge international humanitarian law prohibits the transfer of the population of an occupied territory without the genuinely and fully informed consent of the affected people regardless of the most is that consent is not considered genuine in an environment marked by the use of stressful physical people

to worship fear of violence old us so the position is very clear what we may be witnessing could be a grave breach of the fourth day of the convention and it may amount to a war crime the un the humanitarian coordinator in jerusalem the director of west bank office members of the diplomatic community n.g.o.s the power to north or a team that's been oppressed for a whole visit to the bed when built what are we supposed to do we are humanitarian aid workers we are you know the diplomatic community is diplomats what are we to do in the face of a highly equipped army using bulldozers the demolition of the village has been improved by court and may which said the settlement was illegal under israeli law israel plan to relocate the ruston to an area twelve kilometers away but activists amount to less as people will continue to resist the plan. whenever. this is

happened is going to be clashes people is going to stand up and gives in they're not going to allow the evacuation of the people and destruction of their community we know that this is a crime against humanity this is this is our rights to say and i want to hind and this is our man we are going to defend it no matter what the crisis this is a political decision and in all that is there anyone to not just to evacuate and displace the people of i don't know what about that is there are another twenty four locations that are under threat of expansion and displacement after kind of london. that's a wrap up of the day's top headlines and your world cup highlights for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all those stories and more thanks for tuning in.

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our minds on the ping these codes for a nym a mini carnation conception and this new government are marked you're shown. in the administration is about to start with a change over to open source which the microsoft friends in munich are about to give up even the italian army has begun to break away from microsoft it has already replaced microsoft office on thirty thousand. new computers with the open source program leave room for its memories again leaping off. most of office i don't know he says he jane said no but also the yet to be a more brain so that when it's out of course i may be close to tainted probably shave a corner lots of office i don't know and then it's either bill or mr get to talk

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operating system from windows to linux and by doing so saved around twenty million euros in eight years nevertheless the police department is now coming on the massive pressure investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of the john the money to microsoft does the corporation have such an influence one of those who has been following this for a long time is it from the french n.g.o.s appeal which fights for the use of free software. because that. was all he gets also except from this rule it gets like. that. you know if. you want to link them all. over in a song you can walk in the box and i think you can stream us you know. more of what you do. this and that this here on out there. is

said the new step in kuwait. we're going to land microsoft meant about what happens in the email address in austin is today he said. it's not me he said that you want at best i mean a. death point. what john the last bird was inducted by srila released on ship at any cost of course it equivalent of arnold ever in a book which you could bottoms he warns and on the basis of atsic edged its use of burst from no more bubble is it will it put a lot of our lot at it on the. course of what are so what is it going is one of these weeks to come on the little bit and. nobody in the ministry of defense was willing to give us any information about the corporation was microsoft. but investigated your

openness found a ninety expert from the french government who is prepared to talk about it we have an appointment to neutral place because he has to remain anonymous in order not to lose his job but no career is even investigated your a colleague let me now know has also found documents that show how closely the french government cooperates with microsoft ok they are button for defense for the show they give all they have and document here as the indians have for. does and about and the email address of the tidings minister yawns a party at which try it their them for a day tied to another document. that's gone now does a mid about her. english by microsoft under status can see a clear invaders mcclish is no was made of he do next he's not his enemies he big is that they have off was. nice to us your on a guitar way. and more. yet is the

point of. course of to see. me. at their. the closeness of this relationship is also demonstrate. secret treaty that the ministry of defense has maintained was microsoft for ten years not even parliament has been informed of its content and conclusion it's the contract between the french ministry of defense and microsoft and we have no doubt that either amount of money are any legal procedure. and it was all black if you can see these all black and what is important in this country is the amount of money. they spent on that it's all black in the amount of money and it was not even come here in front of the semi because an important center top asked directly to the minister of defense we should definitely need her because she just doesn't demand of her for

a commission of inquiry. yet another blacked out contract once again the corporation prohibits the government from providing appropriate information but now finally the parliament is going to examine what microsoft actually gets in license fees from the state treasury according to some sources it's around two hundred euros per workstation and here extrapolated to the whole of europe this would be a double digit billion euro amount per year which would be put to far better use if it was invested in an open european software will france's parliamentarian succeed in breaking the council of silence. and all this get us. to shift. how short or. even to. us.

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over the need to confront guys to think of this could put more netbacks on the course of. this importance than it is also point man made call the war or loss or do this you nor do. they don't this guy saw. the microsoft systems a whole saw a security risk their overcomplex and vulnerable and only the microsoft experts know the source code because computer club has been criticizing this for a long time they have to act as kind as they had to perform what they deem a sound saidst start of a zillion then all of us and i thought we have that image had.