and someone with the broccoli string and. more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . trumps to start a controversial four day visit to the u.k. today with large protests expected in central london because of it. news programs being funded and promoted by facebook as it tries to battle fake views but it's raised questions of the censorship of the world cup. croche it makes it through to the final take home france and for the trophy fans a rough trip with joy when the team defeated england two one in extra. but. it was. a.

very good morning it's ten am here in moscow right now you're watching r t international with me kevin now in thirty minutes of world news and sports first than donald trump's jew in the u.k. today for the first time as u.s. president meantime the u.s. embassy in britain is worried about the safety of americans during their visit it's issued an alert warning people to be cautious and urging them to keep a low profile as large protests are expected to be held in london and this is reports the day has come donald trump's first official visit the u.k. starts this thursday could be wining and dining with theresa may and her ministers visiting scotland and meeting the queen one police will be avoiding for the next couple of days though is central london as thousands are expected on to the streets to protest his visit the number of police being mobilized is in the thousands to reportedly the largest number since the twenty eleven riots.

and activists have crowd funded cash for gigantic baby balloon and trump's likeness to amplify the message that the u.s. president is not welcome here i don't want to mean. you're not welcome i don't have any time or respect for him. why do you think he can come i'm just not interested what he has to say is i don't think he's a popular guy over here you know but. if he got to come. home i don't like it still why not. he's just like he's got money. so do you think the u.k. is not really excited to have him here the way to get this he's president elected president of the united states so i think. on the level of diplomacy do you respect is given to each head of state donald trump are you excited you know why don't you see a disgrace to america donald trump visiting the u.k.

what do you think of it are you looking forward to it you know but i would like to see him see the giant baby you know and like you know. what do you think about donald trump visiting are you excited not really no i don't really like him much what do you think about this crowd funded giant balloon that looks like a baby trump floating over london do you think it's a good idea or. people might think it's a good idea i think that he personally deserves the crying baby in the people but we have to remember that we don't want to pull over the mayor. in the monday world is more information circling around the news than ever before but don't worry the tech giants it seems nice stepping up to help us all through the deluge facebook's ones announced more funding for online projects to tackle fake news yea but as caleb maupin explains there are growing concerns that freedom of speech will be

a road as a result of that. facebook twitter and other social media giants have long maintained that they are simply neutral networking tools when it comes to news they say that they have no agenda but it turns out that they do profile is buzz feed's new interview project and it's sponsored by facebook we are creating a dedicated section for news shows produced exclusively for facebook by news publishes at this point facebook is investing millions of dollars into news programming and the lineup doesn't just stop at buzz feed there's a.b.c. news c.n.n. and fox news and this fits a growing trend of social media outlets trying to influence news and politics notice how apple just launched a section of its website dedicated to coverage of the upcoming midterm elections the twenty thousand meter election section helps readers follow the latest on their actions from reliable sources selected by apple news team of experience and tears

only reliable sources they tell us so nothing to fear meanwhile you tube is now funding what they call authoritative news sources and google sounds almost messianic we announce funding to support the future of news through tediousness is essential to viewers so we've been investing in new product features to prominently surface of three t.d.'s sources does this mean that you tube is more than just a platform that it's taking on a new form well according to its parent company google it's not we're not a newspaper we're a platform for sharing of information this is a platform from which news can be read from news source those who fund programming have a lot of ability to influence it worst case scenario it boils down to an existential threat this is how julian assigned to put it burgeoning digital superstate such as google facebook and the chinese equivalents who are integrated with the existing

order have moved to reestablish discourse control this is. not simply a corrective action undetectable my social influence by artificial intelligence is an existential threat to humanity the usa presents itself as a democracy in which the will of the people prevails but who voted for mark zuckerberg who voted for bill gates these individuals are pretty far beyond washington d.c. and they're far less accountable to the public cable mopp and r t new york we spoke to t.v. host and political commentator steve malzberg thinks the tech giants used fake news as a way to censor the feeds they want to control content when it comes to news they're using the term fake news and the outcry against fake news as an excuse to monitor and basically censor what their users see and what is quality journalism it's whatever google decides it is in the end they're going to

censor what they want to censor and any kind of censorship is wrong they're going to pick the news that they think their people should be seeing and promote it it's going to be liberal left wing democrat viewpoints and conservative viewpoints will be pushed aside that's what this is all about. football now crozier vance's the final of will come to the eighteenth meeting that last night to one of the nailbiting much the went into extra time. thank. you thank the ng thanks

. again. i think is an incredible achievement for a country where the league is a minor league where the majority not just a majority i think almost one hundred percent of the players they don't play in croatia sold out people like. like myself working abroad and when you work abroad i seem to feel your country even in a in a different way so for them to go back to their countries and and to take a country like croatia to a world cup final is something amazing england of course they have

a reason to cry but they have also a reason to be optimistic. and the team improved a lot in relation to previous appearances and the squad these young the majority of the players they can play the next world cup talking about creation in a country of only four million people and yet this will be that the state of the street today the second semifinal already. they seem to produce this kind of gritty but very talented very technically a very talented very technical they they leave the country normally very very early . normally the destinations are more closed by more rare player two to leave krisher and come to england for example is more they go to germany a lot they go to countries in the area where they get some some discipline

where they get physically more more more powerful they will face france in the final how do you see that play you know i think it is a moment from those having a nice drink in in their rooms or in the bar not celebrating their victory but celebrating the extra time. and celebrating twenty four hours more than them to rest which is seeing is very very unfair. i know. the broadcasters are the ones that put the millions on the on the table but by seeing for a world cup final icing both teams should play the semifinals in the same day we see the world cup the russian world cup it's being quite an amazing world cup on so many levels has it given you a taste for something towards international management at some point if you thought to have to do that i want i always wanted i always wanted i always thought that i

have to do it once but especially being in russia and feeling the emotions around it i want to do it since also by my experience point of view discussions of short competition i never did it was always about competitions of of eleven months i was always about marathons i was never. a sprinter and so i was i i want to have that feeling i live to knock out. i love the knockout i love i love the fact of you when you go through you lose you go home i always loved. competitions but discussion of short competition like like the utils like the world cup. i think is an experience that i want to have to play one match a month. joining to you this. is not so me at least now

but one day we will be because i really wanted to i want to do a little. crisis to give a credit somehow in a second off a person there are a lot of pressure for twenty minutes or so if we held on and. but i'll go at a time that just killed them and then i'm a bit of. a fool we don't know about a couple says read one trade off they're not interested but it appears to be it's something beautiful what has happened to me in the whole team it was probably one of the most special goals in my career and i hope it wasn't the last i really can't describe it it was. who were eagerly he was the only one to know i still do you know. you know why i die i. was. i mean fast times

square in central london on the atmosphere is exactly that at the moment so that and i went to defeat is england fans but they're still wearing the shame unless costs with pride guys how you feeling after the match i want to say i got it but the same some i'm very very proud. then that i you know will give sauce that is for we have a young saying you know i place a good football with today it will be the same said to me she wrote where and actually you know be was a funny you know she's not we didn't but you know i'm so proud i could not be no loss and we got this far as before i was bowled so i'll never seen a french come to get a lot as soon as he won the cops give us like it and say why give us what's missing from the show so feeling of unity but he said you are feeling hope for all it is the second hall of records out of this year not honestly first was go but this is way more important or this late i feel crust bought a worm a show of pride and the shirt was. before i was born but warning little serious

feeling of defeat had also a little bit of feeling of optimism for next time let's try and bring that trait i saw fit you to one and you still turn me on for who come over again this is the. race of football history guys you guys aboard the race over being number one it devastates i mean they didn't very very well look back go where we first met you're now it's. yours jeremy yer quote was. so is the first time creation such a small european country with a population of four million people has ever made it to the last stage of the world cup tournament they're going to face a strong french team though in the final on sunday here in moscow before the third place will be decided on saturday the playoffs will see england's take home belgium

and some petersburg they met earlier in the tournament when belgium defeated in clinton one nil in the group phase well with the championship going into its final stages fans from around the globe of really been through the mill and experiencing all the high and the lows that the world cups got to offer these lifelong football fans from pakistan next came especially to see portugal forward run no christiane rinaldo on the pitch but even when the team was sent packing their affectionate enthusiasm for the game is undiminished check this out. i used to say to ask a guy gets a prius looks like. i think one foot takes out. for us. to get. stuck. we have grown ass for both fans right from the hood children have been playing football game been watching football and it was

a dream for us that maybe someday we can sit in the stands and watch this match life. but you go but most of this day. every saw that on the t.v. would be played he thought we'd see that but it was. one hundred times better than what i thought it would be. when i look at looked at the canal and when i look at the pierce playing my idol chris down around all the right in front of my eyes it was unreal i couldn't believe my use it was like i was in a dream. yeah ronaldo if you're watching this please know that you've been your fans since childhood and give you all disputed fans even when you're not playing was good. it is my first time out of the country i'm glad that i came to russia along with my friends. i just say.

most of the to enough. of it yes it was true that i put. everybody saw a bit of illinois here we didn't talk at first but it is people are amazing. hopefully i can spread a message of peace and love from pakistan to russia to football and delta or the g.o.p. solution. good . grief. you know young man well below the line if i got up you said. you know there are good horses every major right gadget yes we do the support i can give you the love. that no one watches no my. back a. guy

like me because it was. what i think of my. the. buy clothing not good. the good. whatever the western media build this on the to be about russia the people are hard they're not moving it's all false data stored majlis course but when you talk to them when you get them it really you know this wonderful that they try their best to make us you know feel at home in russia. far good luck. ok.

i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each did. eighty five percent of the global wealth you long for the rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one so you can't afford to

miss the one and only boom but. again very good morning for me kevin o. inherit out a today so our next story of the ukrainian embassy in israel is accusing the horror at newspaper of spreading fake news alfred published a report about israel ukrainian neo nazis the embassy cited investigative journalist and frequent guest on our table blumenthal as author of the article he has written extensively on the subject before but he's now accused of hiding behind a false name. blumenthal and signing behind the pseudonym of john browne attributed to the authorship of the mention article republished by haaretz it was

a big surprise for me that such a respected media as haaretz could publish unverified and biased information i. was not the author of any of the articles exposing this scandal however my research was used by one of the journalists in a separate article by the israeli newspaper. haaretz a journalist writing under the name john browne also exposed this scandal and the ukrainian ambassador to israel has bizarrely excuse me of being john brown based on zero evidence at all all of my work over the years exposing the rise of neo nazi ism in post made on ukraine has been written under my name max blumenthal and it's the ukrainian ambassador not me who's advancing fake news the group that allegedly received the arms is the right wing ass off militia on this training video you can see weapons which according to the report of these ready made assault rifle but the credit embassy says no it's

a copy produced on the license and ukraine is much blumenfeld again. the as of battalion has posted pictures on its own social media channels of its fighters holding talks or rifles which are israeli made rifles that cannot be replicated by any other military israel is arming a neo nazi battalion which has been condemned by human rights groups for attacks in eastern ukraine it is ideologically aligned with the violent racist militia they are one of the most important strike forces in ukraine's fight against pro russian separatists in the east and so they need their muscle but at the same time they need to cover up the fact that the ranks of the eyes of the taliban are substantially comprised of hard core neo nazis that would embarrass them in the eyes of the west. well i can tell you requested the ukrainian ambassador to israel and also the israeli defense minister to comment on this note about yet when we do

hear anything we'll keep you posted of course. tell them about a prison a squid be kept locked up without charge indefinitely that's according to u.s. justice department official he was speaking connection to a rare legal case in which eleven inmates in the u.s. detention center in cuba of actually had their appeal for release heard by a court. in mainland america some of the men had already been held without charge at the notorious u.s. facility for fifteen years the lawyers are now demanding that they read the released or tried now the inmates were not allowed to listen to the court arguments this time because there wasn't a room big enough to shackle them all at the same time according to authorities their lawyers and even rights groups have described imprisonment of guantanamo bay as unconstitutional and against international law pointing to cases like the one of tel feek harney he's a yemeni citizen he's been detained ingrown talum obey for fifteen years on suspicion of having been a member of al qaeda he's never been charged in fact he was previously cleared by u.s.

authorities and granted release papers on three occasions then each time that was cancelled last minute he remains in prison just like another inmate who made this appeal and i still have feet even after all this time they did judge will see through this to bt the better solution would be deceived the american taxpayer the eleven million per year to keep me here and maybe nobody in but i am a very expensive nobody the grown tenement paid attention camp was opened in two thousand and two by president george w. bush back then since then it's had seven hundred eighty prisoners who've been held there as part of america's fight against terrorism human rights groups have decried the treatment of inmates after reports of abuse and torture surfaced despite efforts from the previous administration to shut it down donald trump now signed an executive order to keep the camp open indefinitely of former guantanamo prisoners described the torment. torture false imprisonment cruel inhuman degrading treatment is something that myself and many others endured but i think the cruelest and morse

torturous treatment has being that you are detained without charge or trial by a country that claims to be the bastion of freedom and human rights and democracy we already know people are being tortured on mass the americans or the method of doing the state report on torture but what's happening now is that one tunnel. is as american as american pie and i think most most people recognize this whether it's bush of. donald trump all have allowed one tunnel to exist and continue under the presidency. that's nice rhonda from moscow so father says they keep in touch with everything from my son's that means twenty four seven are up but of course on my side all tito come to me kevin oh it's a good day. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to

me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even some company else with oh they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us throw up the actual miss you guys you got booked but you buy them to pick them up to go buy been this is us to quote them out. for you member of the left bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west works on their date downwards do you want or. you know world of big part of a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart

we need to stop slamming the door on the path 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 do. this stuff or something the sad part to face up to life getting taliban was that. the meat of afghanistan always you guard their wife's sisters as a. kind of human. yes i mean that's historically like that but unfortunately due to the title but not only that you know physically of other structures were kind of broken but most associated social values were damaged not on the this one plant they actually damaged our structures and for structures but unfortunately damage

a lot of values to. this is bone bus broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm far children thank you for watching three kids coming up today as international tensions continue to rise and the small to crave for shifts in to get an even higher year who thought we could get higher what is the market impact we'll ask the founder and c.e.o. of the stock's woosh melissa armor from our new york studios plus we do crypto right today with two great guests kristie are from the tech trader fun and aretha kohn the crypto champion and c.e.o. and founder of the new himalaya capital exchange lots to get to but first we had

a few as we trumpet administration is active yet again to place even more tariffs on chinese imports the total this time is a whopping two hundred billion dollars the goods that will be hit by the newest terrace will include things like fruits vegetables apparel and leather among other things the move represents an extreme escalation of the tariffs and many observers now wonder if the united states and china are on the brink of a fundamental quality of change from a long running quarrel to an all out soiled and sour relationship between the two largest economies on the planet china's response to the u.s. was notably firm but measured while declaring that they would take nessus. counter-measures china did not immediately hit back with their own tariffs experts say china has an array of responses other than tariffs that they could deploy to retaliate against u.s. companies including regulatory crackdowns and stock exchanges in the u.k. germany france italy and spain were all down by at least one percent on the news.

and president trunk continued his anti diplomatic approach to europe immediately upon arrival for a summit at nato the north atlantic treaty organization in a joint press availability with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg immediately before the summit mr trump denounced they planned pipeline for russian gas to germany well as they. say when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia where they're supposed to be guarding against russia germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia so we're protecting germany with rejecting friends with the state of all of these crises and numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where this thing is dollars into the coffers of russia . mr trump's words seem like a temper temper tantrum to some as he said that germany was quote totally controlled by.