true palestinians are killed and more than two hundred others injured in the latest on red is really. also in this hour an american chemical. ordered to pay nearly three hundred million dollars over claims that its best selling weed killer calls is. a senator from florida. penetrated the u.s. state's voter registration system ahead of the midterm elections but state authorities say there is zero evidence to support the claim.

live from moscow to the world you're watching r t international my name's unit o'neill hello and welcome to our top story the violence on the israel gaza border seen two palestinians killed and more than two hundred injured the protests erupted in spite of a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel which came into effect on thursday journalist who was they latest protest. i mean let me just i've chanting slogans like i was ready. to i was doing this and other you write their demands and they're letting the. israeli forces. listen in protesters.

the policy protesters have been burning tires to hurt the vision of the israeli snipers that the israeli forces continue to use live ammunition or scores of the kids have been injured at least five are in severe critical condition uploading to what i saw today and according to all of the injuries. i have to tell you that. tear gas that being thrown today is a new complication on the palestinians listing is now complete is that the katyn summing up the twentieth friday of the great march of return a palestinian prime minister was killed while one hundred ten were injured forty the french yuri's were treated in the medical point seventy were treated in the hospitals and transferred directly to the hospitals where their injuries were not to easy five permit expert in jordan palestinian journalist was also injured and

the numbers state and show when dedicate how the put the israeli forces continue their violence i got the palestinians for the twentieth friday live ammunition and tear gas have been filling the place and a sense said the pa in the sense the beginning of the protest protest would continue and the israeli today also used tank shelling on the protesters there has been almost five months of on restoring the so-called great march of return against israel's occupation of palestinian territory in the time more than a hundred and sixty palestinians have died followers and some more being injured. well after friday's dance the israeli military said its soldiers opened fire in self-defense acting in accordance with standard procedures it claims protesters threw explosives and entered is really territory. living on american chemical giant months sun so has suffered

a major blow and after losing a landmark trial over claims its best selling weed killer causes cancer a u.s. court ruled the company was responsible for the terminal illness of a school grounds keeper the jury unanimously agreed that monsanto acted with malice and ordered them to pay almost three hundred million dollars in damages the case could set a precedent for thousands of other claims against the chemical giant dewayne johnson who was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma in twenty fourteen ses his case is much bigger than just a personal victory. to begin this case i received a lot of support and thank you and a lot of. everything just a lot of people that i don't even know you know i'm glad to be here to help with this situation after i learned about. life the same everything i'm glad to be here

. cause is way bigger than me. well the dispute over the cancer risks all of monsanto products have been going on for decades they main focus being on one key ingredient glaive full state now widespread herbicide it was discovered by a month son to chemist back in one nine hundred seventy but in march twenty fifth dean the world health organization's agency for accounts or research coming clue did that delightful sait could be carcinogenic well monsanto for its part claims the product safety has been backed up by scientific research however some reports allege that the chemical giant. research in an attempt to discredit the negative findings it is claimed the company paid scientists to publish studies affirming roundups safety and monsanto has pledged to appeal the court's decision cancer is

a terrible disease but when you asked me about the verdict today the verdict doesn't change the science glyphosate is safe it has been used safely for more than four decades around the entire world it has been studied with and there are more than eight hundred published peer reviewed studies that demonstrate a safety. well the claims over months some two products on the possible risks have sparked numerous protests around the world in recent years let's take a look. i . a democratic senator from

florida hoping for reelection in the upcoming midterm elections say. the state's voter registration system but the local authorities state there's no information to back that claim up and brings us more in the story bill nelson democratic senator from florida has some alarming news he says that russia has hacked its way into the state's voter registration records they have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about well time demand the battle stations this is big news except for some reason no one in florida has ever heard about it there are rebel from the florida department of state says that no law enforcement is aware of anything of this nature she says they have received zero information from nelson about his claim and that the f.b.i. the d.h.s.s. and all the florida law enforcement have has observed nothing of the kind the department of homeland security in washington d.c.

has now confirmed that they've never heard about it spokesperson sarah sendek says that it didn't happen to she says we have not heard any news of compromises by russian actors of the election infrastructure bill nelson however says he has obsessional inside information about russian hackers in florida but he can't tell us the details because it's classified. he can't tell us which counties have been hacked because it's classified and he can't tell us who told him this you guessed it it's classified nobody in florida has heard of it the department of homeland security has not heard about it but let's take bill nelson at his word let's say the russians actually have hacked into the voting records don't you think that bill ought to be giving whatever information he has to the d.h.s.s. and to florida officials shouldn't he be telling them before he tells the media if they haven't heard about it yet shouldn't they have heard about it now and shouldn't they now take that information and stop the breach why is bill not swing

into action getting all the local and federal officials involved well that's classified so classified that bill is holding all the cards and leaving the rest of america in the dark talk of russia is certainly a headline grabber but this time no one is rushing in to save the unnamed counties in florida and that's what makes it a bit too fishy it sounds a bit like somebody isn't telling the truth and that somebody is a lot closer to miami than the moscow. spade know surpassed both italy and greece as europe's main entry point for among different arrivals with almost thirty thousand people reaching its borders so far this year on thursday eighty seven asylum seekers docked in the southern spanish ports of syria that's with the local america claiming the city does not have the resources to cope with them we were not informed of anything as i have to ensure citizens

interests and i don't want social imbalance here the spanish have big hosts yes but on this issue we have to use our heads because there's not much money. since january over twenty three thousand refugees have arrived in spain by sea alone that's a sizable increase compared to twenty seventeen and those they must have influx shows no sign of slowing down concerns have reached the spanish capital to the. we need to take more measures to help this migrants in their countries of origin but there is no one bothers to compete with such grandstanding the law is it's all about politics they're simply playing with people not by their mother we can't let these people simply die in the sea but this has been happening for a long time and it will let these things happen again and again. well to just keep it all with this story a little bit longer today saturday i knew migrant deal between spain and germany came into force under the agreement refugees travelling from spain can be returned

there within forty eight hours of arrival off the german border here's how the german interior minister described the deal. to the german governing coalition wants a procedure with the main affected countries to negotiate the process of repatriation of migrants i hope that soon we will get some clarity and see if it works out in the end the german people would not understand if we took in more refugees than we sent back this wouldn't fly politically you. were president of a right wing spanish party respites claims that country blindly follows any orders from berlin. but a lot of the only purpose of the symbolic agreement is to help merkel save face before her own government which is in trouble right now and of course spain is going to obediently take whatever merkel throws at us europe cannot accept any more migrants every week we see problems plaguing spanish cities or because there's no

way to control the inflow of migrants because there's no way to give jobs to the newcomers all the while thousands of skilled young spanish people are leaving the country every month we're not providing them with opportunities we made the biggest mistake a nation can make we have forsaken our own children to take in others. a passenger plane stolen by a partly suicidal earline employee has crushed near seattle in the northwest united states there were no other people on board when the aircraft was taken video of the plane flying low over residential areas was posted online. what is happening right now. my phone got it yes. airlines q four hundred

one. should never be that little three year. we're just trying to find a place for you to rant safely. it's going to. there's no indication that this was an attack of any kind or a terrorist act of any kind apparently it was somebody who did something wrong did something foolish and may well have paid with his life exactly the circumstances of why this person was flying

a small commercial plane with props i have no idea how. well a plane was on the las caroline's bombarded a q four hundred capable of carving up to seventy six passengers the man who stole it is thought to died in the crash but nobody yet has been recovered we understand an independent aviation experts we spoke to believes are a company should have a stricter vetting process. the report says that he's an employee so he already has access and this is what we call an in and inside the risk is being highlighted over the past several years by various sources in the include in i.r. . you know with all the security measures that we have around with because the passengers it has been warned that we need to start looking into employees but unfortunate that's not a very popular subject within the industry people need to realize that look flying

an aircraft is not flying it correctly is the heart so i understand that there's a ton of they know that there's astonishment by people how can this guy and on pilot that the aircraft well this is not the first time. in the sixty's we had a u.s. a u.s. air force mechanic stealing a u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry there are growing concerns over discrimination against the sikh community in the u.s. since donald trump became president we've got more not in ninety seconds time.

we have no idea what if use doing on vacation but she will be back on air in september. yes of my love hate relationship with the united kingdom or i'm having a lot of it because it's shambolic and fraudulent. and i've got to hate it because of the thousands tens of thousands of people have their lives destroyed by r.b.s. .

seventy minutes into the program welcome back to teenagers being a partly captured on the home security camera beating a seventy one year old in california it's the second assault on a member of the religious group in the area in the past fortnight the sick community say's that since donald trump became president there has been an increasing number of hate crimes towards its members a warning you may find the following video disturbing.

seems to be more of their training after post nine eleven and in america they weren't treated tracking the. crimes in six but after certain incidents including deaths in the post nine eleven or deaths of sick men they started tracking it and into. thousand and fifteen and the estimates are for this year one of the majors six and right organization estimates it to be once a week now so what we do know is that this started tracking it about three years ago it was no one so we and it definitely has escalated in the trunk there are more it is a direct correlation between fact there was a study you know right after nine eleven would show or didn't how the correlation between those who people in america perceive to be doris primarily were turban on

and at it looking for anyone over there terrible looking men did. just supposed those are correlated then to the people who are doing the same things although actually it's an accurate. the company at the center of the long running scandal over polluted water supplies in the u.s. city of flint is partly lining up to be a private supplier in nigeria a country where a million still don't how about access to clean water picking up the story this hour for us igor said that laugh. nigeria is a country going up against all sorts of hardship poverty corruption the resurgence of terrorist groups but there's an even more fundamental one water about forty percent of the country's population almost seventy million people live without access to clean water for eighty thousand people who live here there's only one borehole for every sixty households used to walk miles to fetch water by the river

now we fetch from this bore hole nearby and have time to cook and wash the all the uses the water for cooking and the laundry of course it's not we don't drink it so we had to look for tony lake package the water that's all we you know we drink because of how the water systems pipes have decayed now a quarter of all supplies literally seep through the cracks three major companies have been shortlisted to seize control of nigeria's water by privatizing it healthy competition or so when you'd think but actually it's a choice between the bad the ugly and the really ugly the first company i'm going to talk about is france's veolia it could be known for many things but it's not tori's for just one oversaw the quality of water in the u.s. city of flint michigan which turned into a major disaster. yes

it's fascinating in its own way but in response veolia drugged it off saying some are just too sensitive competing with it is a compass. called i've been goal which took a shot at facilitating water privatization in bolivia and let me just show you how that turned out i. not only did it triple the price of water i've been go imposed fees on collecting rain awards which world was the last straw and the final company i will look at is

a dubai based through its largest shareholder it's linked to the infamous decoder access pipeline which was accused of ignoring heritage and putting business before people. well frankly nigerians don't stand to lose much red comes to water supply it's so scar's activists have called for a state of emergency but with business sharks calling the shots of the country's crisis kind of down the drain entirely so-called investors are ready to go in and then there's more. for me to do one million people to for liberty government it is

just purely business commodification of what the nationalization of this little i did do the beautiful work blue to revolt to accept it because each wheel. in. the laws of the world will be a busy go human rights it will be a lot of conflict in these crypt wow what the period in the public will do is to go a little more do a deal of in little the politico will deliver. or i'm moving on a video blog a bite someone's daily routine might not sound very inspiring but when it's posted from op there the international space station it takes on a whole new aspect a russian cosmonaut is pulling in viewers enter of the new tribe and he's

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the put simply dimples and both of you out to do the most about. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm part children thank you for joining us coming up today we take a look at the debt of the united states with jeffrey ball the president and founder of harbor financial what are the costs of those uncontrollable wildfires in california are to use the toughest reports from california and we take a look at the business side of those horrific facilities which housed houses a kind word separated families with human rights activists and tar davidson plus if you thought cutting taxes was over for the trumpet ministrations well think of. again we'll talk about what's next with american university professor donald

williamson all that ahead but first we had a few headlines and the troubles ministration has moved yet again on the terror front this time targeting turkey president trump tweeted this morning that he had authorized a doubling of previously announced tariff on aluminum and steel to ten and fifty percent respectively on turkish imports of those key industrial metals mr trump's tweet also referenced the turkish lira slide the lear is a value on currency trading markets fell over eighteen percent as measured against the dollar after president said quote we are facing economic attacks today and we need to defend our country prompting mr trump's tariff raising tweet bloomberg reported this morning that the turkish lira is now the worst performing currency of twenty eight team edging out the argentine peso and it may have farther to fall as the end of the easy credit era continues to deflate the turkish economy mr trius latest international confrontation was prompted by the white house imposition of sanctions on turkish officials over the case of a u.s.

pastor who has been charged with complicity in a coup attempt against mr heir to one. and other currency and sanctions news in the region next door to turkey the value of the russian ruble it has hit a two year low likely under pressure from u.s. sanctions related to poisoning of an alleged former russian spy sergio scriptural and his daughter the u.s. and some allies accuse russia of complicity in the attack while russian currency tends to have some small seasonal wobble in august the start decline seems to clearly reflect real and growing difficulties for the russian economy. and more russian trade news the russian aluminum giant roussel also american subsidiary that we've talked about before was granted an exemption from trump administration tariffs well now that exemption has been revoked sol america has granted a request exemption on their twentieth attempt in july the exemption process allows for other companies to challenge such requests and the commerce department says they know to. no objection at the time of the approval but that changed the new

york times now reports that after democrat suggested the exemption was granted due to a personal request to mr trump from russian president vladimir putin commerce officials reviewed the record and dust covered that a u.s. aluminum company had intended to object but failed to properly note it on paper the exemption process for the trump tariff has come under some scrutiny from several angles as congress tried to process over twenty thousand requests the washington post reported on a lack of legal expertise and personnel to handle the volumes of paper at that apartment and the new york times reported that nucor a u.s. steel firm with strong connections to the trump white house has lodged over sixteen hundred objections to exemption requests exemptions were denied in all of those cases. the u.s. government is going to exceed another momentous milestone.