i don't know i don't i. hope stories here on out to police in france are angered by plans to private security officers the country wrestles with improving its security situation. there is a real risk with these agents not having you know training having a weapon in your hand means the possibility of taking your life it was of the question. alfredo of a brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination which has divided america shows no sign of dying down with some supporters of his candidacy being made to apologize. and brazil goes to the polls on sunday with the current frontrunner being compared to donald trump over his remarks on women the media and guns.

mid-morning on saturday here in moscow and a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at international. so not the rule of law but the law of the strongest that was the damning assessment of french national security by the country's outgoing interior minister before his resignation earlier this week and some of the measures that have been tabled to improve the situation have alternately been slammed by france's police force. investigates. interior minister resigned this week has shown a spotlight on the state of the country's security and it was. i went to all these neighborhoods the situation there is very bad it's time to restore the rule of law because today's roll of the lure of the strong the rule of . radical islamists who have taken the place of the. look france has been on

a high terror alert since a wave of islam missed attacks in two thousand and fifteen which killed more than a hundred and forty people and the atrocities kept coming. in a bid to keep france safe two hundred and fifty thousand security personnel are deployed every day but forces say they're being stretched too thin and have reached a breaking point they've worked on most twenty two million hours in overtime

without any extra pay but m.p.'s from my own party have a simple solution to the problem private security forces are a component which we must know take into account everyone recognizes that there are no key partner there report suggests guards in places like supermarkets and shops should essentially become another arm of the security services it suggests that they could all be equipped with tasers have the right to carry concealed weapons and even get a distinct uniform police unions off furious to give its privatizing security there's a real problem with the risk of private security agents being more the risk to our citizens than an advantage right now few private security agents can carry firearms but that could also change up to three thousand could be granted the right to carry guns and rifles a situation which could cause

a small revolution in homeland security again making police unions uneasy is a real risk with these agents not having enough training having a weapon in your hand means the possibility of taking your life is out of the question and he says the changes could also lead to a clear divide between the protection of vailable to those who can afford it and those who can't. see well bridge people have an equal right to security we want the public service missions to effectively protect people from the privatized. curiously because if it's privatized security will depend on the purchasing power of the french to defend themselves and protect themselves. also the officers are worried it will move fronts closer to the u.s. model a country all too familiar with gun violence so far this year there have been more than two hundred seventy mass shootings in the us mass shootings mass shooting in

florida another mass shooting in a year of mass shootings the shootings continued unabated people are dying more people have been killed at schools this year and have been killed while serving in the military where the mass shooting generation while france understandably wants to make tragedies on its streets a thing of the past police have slammed the new plans and say there is a far simpler solution just give better back up to existing officers who are accountable to the very people they're meant to protect. tied to the united states now where tensions remain high over brett kavanaugh nomination to become a u.s. supreme court judge a final floor vote is expected on saturday which is now all but certain to go his way. that's often the f.b.i. failed to find convincing evidence that covered all committed sexual assault

without certainly has not stopped the protests was it was a. warning you're going to jail inside really good. god you know what's that. there's even been an internal revolt among facebook employees they found out that one of the company's top executives is one of kavanagh's closest friends and attended his sexual assault hearing last week some air con picks up the story. it may be the number one news story in the us right now but weighing in on the cabin or case can prove fatal in today's political climate facebook's vice president joe kaplan a close friend of kavanagh's made the grave mistake of attending the hearing to

support his friend and kaplan's crime was caught on camera facebook employees were furious complaining about it on a private message board he knew that this would cause outrage internally but he knew that he couldn't get fired for it this was a protest against our culture and a slap in the face to his fellow employees according to kaplan they'd been friends for over two decades he attended his wedding their kids grew up together but friendships no excuse when confronted by liberal outrage so kaplan groveled apology i want to apologize i recognize this moment is a deeply painful one internally and externally given the level of hysteria facebook went even further apologizing on behalf of the whole company our leadership team recognizes that we've made mistakes handling the events of the last week and we're grateful for the feedback from our employees believe it or not all this was nothing compared to what an american pastor said in one of his sermons if he dare to mention the capital case regardless of where you stand politically

regardless of how you read the situation. just step back from all that the twitter already were so incensed there was talk of not only boycotting his church but all churches the pastor apologize explaining that he wanted nothing but he's on no way intended to make any kind of statements about his guilt or innocence it was assume and to do with the incivility in our society this time if pain was invoked i'm sorry and i hope you can forgive me when the new york times ran a poll calling into question the validity of the statements coming from kavanaugh accuser christine for twitter flipped out yet again which prompted the company to remove the poll and convey it's in serious apologies. we're sorry for this tweet in great respect twitter poll is insensitive in light of the gravity of this hearing we've deleted it it's hysteria mixed with hysteria misinformation and you also

have and this is the most support you have a sockpuppet bumper sticker media that fuels this gives all of these people all of the time they were no matter what no matter what the allegation. and if you dare dare to question the legitimacy the veracity the factual basis the the evidence that contradicts from other witnesses as well your anti-woman anti-female you are you're in favor of rape and rapists and your shut down if you show anti social media and in your own workplace if you're an academic you even question this dare question every aspect of this. brazil is getting ready for elections with.

a. rather well known. supporter of. the brazilian. if you're a fan of drama and soap operas on a national scale you should be following brazilian politics it's got impeachments corruption scandals betrayals raging passions it even comes with an r rating for violence it's a guilty pleasure addictive with its twists and turns and the season finale is just around the corner the country goes to the polls in a general election at this sunday is not want to miss if only to see the fate of the main protagonist meet. labelled the trump of the tropics like his blonde counterparts his relationship with women is complicated by the.

joy of the problem. he shoots from the hip and is a fan of firearms. with the story is well worth it is still there both of you if you thought get above your ground as well as the bible apparently just look at his slogan process. his supporters like trump fans admire someone who says it how it is my. boss now says what everybody wants to say the does not have the courage to say that's why i'm voting. numbers game again why i believe what he says in using the honest person he's patriotic. he's made it this far because he is not corrupt he's like family because he is ethical he is our only hope and that is why i am here even those who love to hate bill sonora can't stand him because obvious similarities to trump i think good hearted person world like car wrecks and even the never troubled protest movement

is comparable to hash tag resistance in the usa. although the anti trump backlash never quite reach such fever pitch levels possibly because nobody managed to get the trump anyhow also not who has suffered for his straight talking even getting stabs at a campaign rally. both is like trump upgraded he takes things to a whole new level and a couple felt like it was dead often with bush. being one of the bunch of if i was there. i think that all of the no one of the defendants who was this is my kid go to school. he thinks.

it was a pretty good one but even those out haven't shaken his lead in the polls his trump like promises are playing their part no will government red type put brazil fussed privatized state owned farms get real tough on crime at all costs and in a country that has a history of around put crime and corruption his cool stuff found an audience population is fed up with corruption population is fed up with the economy crisis and in a crisis of representative each of the traditional parties so it's a very effective is leading the race as a front runner is a sign of the times here people really don't care a balt what he actually thing about gay people or minorities or or human rights there really are one the change that he involved is just change one can argue that he's not serious about being the change he's not prepared for being the change this is a good argument he was really

a fringe figurine present politics to one was always been there but it was all very important he changed parties all the time but the point is he's contenders that they failed to present themselves as better options even though technically they might be better off. past the hour here in moscow three palestinians have been shot dead including a thirteen year old boy this during a protest at the gaza border with israel we understand another three hundred and seventy six protesters were also injured around twenty thousand palestinians gathered at the border on friday as part of a weekly demonstration that's now been staged for over six months.

the israeli military defends its actions saying that protesters threw tires and explosives and that some of them even broke through the border fence and also responded with two airstrikes in gaza with no casualties reported now the great demonstration started in march every friday protesters demanding the right to return to ancestral land that's now a part of israel around two hundred palestinians have also been killed during these protests. are still to come here on the program on t.v. now the french president emanuel has told his public to stop whining and trying to explain why after the break.

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. theory dramatic. only. i don't see it. will be very critical. to sit down.

stories here on r.t. the french president emmanuel. citizens to complain less saying they should follow the example of wartime leader shall the goal that's after a pensioner expressed anger to the president about his small. roots of general shoulder told me you can speak freely the only thing we don't have the right to do is complain because you would be different if everyone did the same. across in a visit at the city of the goals home and burial place during the anniversary of the fifth republic his comments came a week after the french government revealed its new budget plan of twenty nineteen

and this invasions further cuts to pensions and welfare benefits though businesses will enjoy some tax breaks it was back in june failing to take his own advice complained that france spends a quote crazy amount of cash on social programs meantime popularity has plummeted to thirty percent and most of those polled agree that is aren't so we asked people in france what they think about his latest remarks. that you will always to complain if it's in the french character or can needs to accept the sex anyway we have the right to complain about. the french people in the prance the problem is that he's completely disconnected from what people feel he seems to be young and should be careful not to give they want freedom they want. and that's what they will find in full march twenty fifth so

saudi arabia. little. more than one. or. two might have been. going to join us so far for the program here on our t.v. now less than twenty four hours to go until the most anticipated mixed martial arts fight of the year a russian u.f.c. fighter but not of my comment off will try to retain the u.f.c. lightweight world title against irish star conor mcgregor. taking place in las vegas the fight will see mcgregor a notorious return to the ring after his defeat to boxing great floyd mayweather in august last year a sports correspondent be able to bring us all the pre-fight build up just a bit later on so.

i thank so much for joining us here in our international on this saturday many more of the worldwide stories to come your way in about twenty five minutes. why should americans work after taxes stalin and obamacare stalin that have through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while to make a gap social unrest social cohesion arrests and wide scale poverty watch that happen. this is. the church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it would literally like to call this the

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this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact of porn on all of us i'm part children washington welcome aboard we're glad you're with us coming up today the new jobs numbers are out and the unemployment rate in the united states has reached the lowest. point since get this one thousand nine hundred sixty nine we have a panel standing by to dig into the numbers plus as we look at the weekly market results around the world we also take a longer look at london's footsie and later we discussed new cars news including the central electric cars c.e.o. ilan must begin with can't leave the securities and exchange commission alone and it could cost him the car coach lauren fix joins us plus with a new trade agreement between the united states mexico and canada agreed to by the go hitters but not yet approved by the u.s.

congress steve malzberg helps us sort out the winners and the losers all that ahead let's go to. the leaders of india and russia have agreed to a five billion dollars arms sale that seems set to trigger u.s. sanctions earlier today prime minister narendra modi met with russian president vladimir putin in new delhi to formally close on a purchase of five s. four hundred aircraft missile systems mr putin was in delhi for the nineteenth annual india russia summit aside from the weapons sales he and mr modi signed eight bilateral agreements including one on a joint space mission india's dispence minister recently gave us counterpart notice of the sale and requested a waiver from u.s. president donald trump sanctions intended to deter or punish arm purchase arms purchases from russia the choice mr trump faces on sanctions could reshape the diplomatic dance between india russia and the united states mr modi has visibly

sought to build an alliance with mr trump in the u.s. and russia has been a major arms supplier to india as well as pakistan and china all three clients are wary of the prospect of a possible russian choice to shift the flow of arms toward one or away from the other of their neighbors. the official unemployment rate the united states is holding near a historic low today's report from the us department of labor. shows that in september the unemployment rate fell two tenths of a point to three point seven percent that's the lowest rate in forty nine years since one nine hundred sixty nine the economy added one hundred thirty four thousand jobs last month which is less than experts estimated although the labor department says some of that could have been a result of the impact of hurricane florence in the leisure and hospitality index and here to help us dig into the numbers is john grace the founder and president of investors advantage corp he joins us from our l.a. studio and peter schiff the c.e.o. and chief global strategist at euro pacific capital welcome guys it's great to have

both of you and good to have you together john first of all what do you make of these numbers and i also want your take on wage growth. both good questions for our good to be back with you so it's really kind of a withhold i mean you know for all fifty thousand that's really not remarkable at the numbers been off three four or five hundred thousand that would be remarkable but let's consider where most people enter and exit the workforce that's part of the equation that and then let's look at job growth in terms of inflation relative to wages so we enter the job market typically about one thousand or twenty on average that's when people take their first job in america but we exit about age sixty three and it doesn't matter how strong the economy might be if we're going to exit at sixty three that's the average retirement age that's just something that father nature and mother father time and mother nature they hold the true trump card so whatever it is we're trying to do to make it an environment where people are working that's good but let's look at the quality of those jobs let's look at the income let's look at inflation so we can see for example in two thousand and

eight the numbers for the same will start of the annual income household income where there's one or two people in that household making about fifty seven thousand dollars but just to keep up with inflation that was averaged about one point six percent my firm is as looked at over the last ten years that would meet means that we need to have an income of about sixty seven thousand dollars today and as of two thousand and seventeen we were at around sixty one for in round numbers so clearly inflation for jobs has been running at about zero point six six as you know that's slightly more than one half of one percent per year versus inflation of one point six percent per year so even those with jobs to the extent that we have a job it may not be the same income and even if it is the same income of this not it close to seventy thousand dollars are our ability to spin is declining as house prices have been rising for the same type period of a cumulative about thirty five percent or three and a half percent per year so that the numbers are interesting when we dig in the

details and peter i really you know i noticed you shaking your head in agreement on some of that i want your reaction but i'm really interested in this debate peter that's been going on it was a couple weeks ago where larry kudlow the economic advisor to the president said you know wage growth is.