crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre as survivors recall the tragic day. here like a separation full control me a little bit you don't want to leave but on the future you. are still bali. there's outrage in the u.k. after the release of a notorious radical islamist cleric who served only hard for the sentence he received for supporting islamic states. and keeping the faith a catholic existence pledges to counter attacks is aimed at the new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to keep him from evil.

it's eight o'clock and you're watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me in a zero two to a very warm welcome to the program. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned the gun on himself our senior correspondent mark guys death is in the city of catch where funerals for seventeen victims have been held today. thousands and thousands of locals of turned up for this ceremony a final chance to say goodbye farewell to all those whose lives were cut short in this horrific massacre and just the stress most of the victims were teenagers aged sixteen to nineteen making their loss so much more acute so much more painful is

a lot of grief here people as well as top officials the governor to offer words of support to the families understand one bullet and felt so aggrieved so poorly that she needed medical attention a little earlier but the governor and others wish them strength to deal with this tragic loss nevertheless hoops and prayers here with those still in hospitals many people fighting for their lives in critical condition on life support battling severe injuries as i reported earlier there was nothing spontaneous about this massacre and it was cold calculated and preplanned. but. it

was here on the thirteenth of october that vladislav surkov the suspected shooter began to turn his platen the mass murder into reality here we should the reason for this is that the community the community game you probably you can actually. hear you but i hope when you play to put on call them with one hundred fifty shotgun shells were only for the second part of his atrocity. four days later he waited until his mother left this house dressed in black and carrying a bag of ammo of less. for college on the other side of town. first he detonated an improvised explosive device. to put up with cyclone us to stop it through the bomb fields as it was with lethal shrapnel was set and treated in the cafeteria on the full us through exactly at lunchtime when it would

be packed with faculty and students. these was no crime of passion this was planned with cold calculation given the effort needed to learn how to and to actually build a bomb with a time a detonator the aim was clear to kill and maim as many as possible as quickly as possible in the ensuing chaos. as panic and confusion took hold the gunman began his killing spree he started on the second floor making his way downstairs to the devastated cafeteria killing anyone he met stuff with students. few. more shots more victims she was innocent but if you

can stash the symbol i mean you know but they don't do it until but there most of them teenagers they try to run to hide they did desperate things. as i knew. the mushy i didn't know you. go to the salon and i get his rampage last the just fifteen minutes before he killed himself in the library on the second floor fifteen minutes but his victims are in the hundreds for every child. left dead a family was torn apart for every teacher killed generations of graduates left. their friends their teachers neighbors and countryman all shocked and. since the early hours of the morning they've come here bringing more and more and

more flowers candles toys in tears mourning a loss tragedy that they can scarce comprehend what's worse a tragedy apparently without cause or reason. investigators are still combing the crime scene disturbing pictures show blood stained walls and furniture and right classrooms where terrified students try to avoid the gunman's bullets this is removed from one victim's body the girl was taken to moscow for treatment she was of course just one of many wounded by the blast that ripped through the college cafeteria. but the funerals held earlier this friday the pain of what happened is still room for the witnesses and survivors and some of their heartbreaking stories .

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was convicted of influencing support for them and if and when any terrorist offender is released well rehearsed plans are put in place to keep the public safe and the police say prisons that probation service and other agencies have a range of powers available to them the fifty one year old father of five who once led an extremist group that was bound under terrorist laws in the u.k. is going to be serving the rest of his time within the community on license he's going to be monitored by the m i five the police as well as other agencies now he's not exactly free and is going to be staying at the probation house under several conditions those include not being able to preach or attend certain mosques he will only be able to communicate with people that authorities have allowed him to communicate with he will have one telephone his internet use it will be supervised as well as his travels. he will not be able to leave the u.k.

now the place where he's reportedly now going to be staying is on the same street as the school and we've been gauging some opinions from locals about this here whether he says it the other end of the country i'd rather it. was about influence he's not he's evil he's negative he's maligned there's nothing nice to say. maybe if you go to a country with jihadism is more accepted but not here is the wrong place for him to be released to do in this country the reported cost of the security operation to have. and be out of jail is said to be at a whopping two hundred pounds a year compared to the fifty thousand pounds a year it would have cost to keep him in jail reaction to this was also very swift to follow it's crazy to put the public in danger and spend two million pounds a year monitoring extremist anjem choudary we could be following australia's lead to keep him locked up the extensive list of constraints on un jim choudhry is welcome that said the fact that he's being released that's all and that's imposing

these constraints will cost the taxpayer two million pounds per annum is a bore and those argue mother wise are almost as dangerous as here's the release of anjem choudary who claims some of those citizens are foreigners in their own home is a threat to our security is betraying all of us and we need to defend all communities in our nation we need a new treason act indeed this could be seen as a concerning development chattery did not himself organize any terrorist attacks nonetheless he is seen as one of the most dangerous radicalized there is in the u.k. reporting from london and is the situation for r.t. his media commentator neil wallace thinks chadri is too dangerous to be released. if they believe he is this potentially dangerous if the reports are true that we've all read in the papers of people saying if anything he's got more radical even jailed since he's been inside why on earth are they releasing him if this was

a man who. had was a rapist something which he fully approved of incident for isis and anybody who wasn't one of their followers. but if this man was a rapist and he was saying i'm going to write pursuers i'd get out would they allow him out this guy has inspired attack after attack after attack dreadful atrocities on the streets of britain and yet we're letting him out of jail. over to india now where occur. muta train has slammed into a large crowd during a hindu festival at least fifty people are dead and hundreds injured people were watching burning effigies and fireworks while sitting on or near the tracks in india's northern state of broome job is believe the crowds didn't hear the train coming at high speed over the sound of the festivities the tragedy is one of the deadliest in recent years. thousands of

palestinians have gathered on the gaza israel border against the frights again this friday in a weekly protest which has been taking place for months already these are the latest pictures demonstrators have been burning tires with the israeli defense forces deployed in large numbers in case of any possible escalation every friday thousands of palestinians assemble for the so-called march of return to protest what they call israel's occupation palestinians are demanding they be allowed to return to the land they were displaced from in what is now israel when friday has largely gone without incident in gaza about seventy miles away in the west bank violence has broken out. was. one palestinian official had and several protesters were injured there as israeli

officers were seen using pepper spray and beating demonstrators that happened as locals have been opposing plaster demolish their village which israel considers an illegal settlement around fifty two families have rejected an offer to relocate to another residential area. the united states is close to its consulate in jerusalem dealing with palestinian affairs and merges with the new embassy in the city which was controversially moved from tel aviv this year palestinian leaders condemning. to me saying it will further fuel and already to define it this does not create. any facts other than the dismantling of a two state solution pushing palestinians and israelis deeper and deeper in the back of conflict and violence and counter-violence and we. strongly condemn the strongest possible terms terms this american decision the u.s.

secretary of state insists that the military is aimed at improving efficiency and does not signal a change in american policy in the region now american relations with the west bank and gaza will be handled by a palestinian a fence unit that will report to the u.s. ambassador to israel. israel is welcoming the me saying it puts an end to american support for the division of the contested city we discussed this earlier with political commentator i mean he thinks the consulate closure further complicates israel palestine relations the jerusalem consulate general reflect the true facts. under the united states united nations resolution of making forty seven jerusalem was to be a separate entity unless and until the parties to the conflict decide otherwise which they happen to know the second fact was de facto it was the embassy to the

west bank b. tel aviv embassy of gaza which is closer to tel aviv but the jerusalem embassy of the palestinians not the settlers going to do so but the problem in the west bank now there is a process ambassador to israel david friedman. close personally to president and who is apparently the bureaucratic infighting and managed to get the consul general donald. ousted or be moved to. officially as you quote the secretary. there is nothing there actions other words but be smoove means is that americans are abandoning be posting and. that's a battle between witches and priests brewing in the us and it's not a pretty neat how do we make of this month when catholic priest is facing off with

a brooklyn coach which has announced a public hexing of supreme court justice comparable candid mopin has more details after deep divisions took place in us society regarding the newly confirmed supreme court justice brett kavanaugh it seems that these divisions are not over and they are now taking on a spiritual dimension we have a bookstore in brooklyn that caters to a cult practitioners saying that they are staging a public ceremony to place a hex on brett kavanaugh people who describe themselves as witches will be conducting the ceremony tickets are being sold on the internet and the call on the internet says please join us for a public hex on brett kavanaugh and upon all rapists and the patriarchy which emboldens rewards and protects them the call goes on to say that witchcraft is quote the only means of exacting justice available to those of us who have been wronged by men just like him now there's been quite a hub of on american t.v.

screens one of those who spoke up was a founder of women for trump and she took great offense at this ceremony to be conducted in brooklyn by those who call themselves witches it is a scary time right now i mean there's a list of things going on now you've got witches that are placing a hat on brett kavanaugh now an exorcist an official exorcist is planning to kelter the ceremony with a ceremony of his own he'll be conducting a mass on saturday to counter the ceremony being conducted by the witches in brooklyn now this. exorcist was quoted as saying that this is a conjuring of evil not about free speech he goes on to say that they are going to direct evil to have a permanently adverse effect on the supreme court justice he will then be conducting this ceremony to counter the mass so as americans remain divided over brett kavanaugh some of got to be thinking of some classical moments in cinematic history.

once classed as hate speech for one social network appears to be the norm for another facebook has removed a controversial video of a preacher who compares jews to termites because it violates its rules but twitter has refused to do the same saying the video is in line with its policies but data corruption of it delves deep into the story. working out what twitter things as a ride so wrong is no easy task take that controversial american preacher a lawyer is far can he wrote this i'm not an anti semite i'm anti termite he wasn't clear enough he even added a video you know where to do. and do semi.

turner might not merit you. because you're so stupid and not the first time his found his feet with such comments but there is no policy violation for twitter which says a crackdown on dehumanizing language has not yet come into effect the company has been quick to pounce on others though reported the doing everything it can to stop the popular new mean showing liberals as an p.c.'s all that. gaming term refers still non playable characters as and background character is preprogramed to with a limited reactions. would. be very. dark and. they're represented by a grey faced generic character with

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struggling to keep up. in an apparent bid to protect british values the u.k. home secretary has launched a review into hate crime legislation he's considering expanding the law to shield more vulnerable sections of society but as polly boycott reports not everyone thinks it's a good idea. at the moment police in england wales and northern ireland annually mourners have five main strands of hate crime that aggression towards someone on the basis of either their disability their sexual orientation their gender identity their race or their religion but the u.k. foreign secretary sajid javid gets his way then that definition of what constitutes a hate crime will be broadened to include things like ages them and. the problem is that talk of expanding a law isn't particularly popular with those that will have to enforce the potential

new laws the police u.k. forces a struggling to maintain an effective service battling steep budget cuts and an unprecedented wave of violent crime that's the reason the government's law review has prompted criticism from one high profile police officer who's standing up to the idea saying that though it's noble it's not needed and it'll make it even harder to police what he calls genuine crime the first priority of any government is the protection of the people let us focus urgently on genuine crime supported by basic evidence let's not encourage people to think we can solve deep social problems or give employment people manners so should the police be dealing with things like wolf whistling and ages them we want to see what london this thing i think you'd rather than focus on burglaries on facebook i say focus on the area should try and cut down the crime it's obviously the police to decide how they

spend their resource i mean i would like to see more police on the beat on the street but it doesn't seem to be very hard for them i would go through all that are being pulled away from what i think most poor gold is bread and butter issues of policing going after criminals most goes towards large growth to go after. called cross which more pleasantly into vigils before which is already an existing. legal remedy in court under the criminal the government says it's determined to tackle hate crime because it directly challenges british values but convincing already struggling front line officers to expand what they have to police is going to be tough. former metropolitan police officer roger craig thinks u.k. authorities should be focusing on more pressing problems instead this is not really helping the situation in the country when we've got north korea increasing boy ten

percent along with other violent crimes this is where our resources should go and stop dealing with peripheral peripheral and politically correct questions and you knew with the basics of what makes us saif. hopes we shouldn't have a situation where we encourage your culture or allegation you must kill the police officer to exercise the law that's what is there for he is nought to the greater extent a social worker whose political correctness is a game going to fall. a powerful blast has rocked the town of. st petersburg in northern russia the explosion ripped through a fireworks factory partially destroying the building it's been confirmed that two people have been killed and three others injured one of those is still in critical condition the rescue services say the blast was caused by technical issues at the factory a criminal investigation is now looking into the incident. don't

trump has conceded that the journalist who disappeared from the consulate in istanbul earlier this month is in all likelihood that the u.s. leader admitted his concern within two weeks after the incident but he isn't alone with his delayed response looks at the silence around the case where normally there would have been a storm. a quick look out the calendar back here was when jamal khashoggi was last seen alive days passed and all the that was the point when the u.s. president had this response to the question is mr. generally look that way to me it's very sad. certainly but we're waiting for the results. about three different investigations and we should be able to get to the bottom fairly soon but i have to be very severe have it it's bad. but we'll see what

happens here we are that rather obvious one for many took sixteen days even though a crystal ball wasn't exactly needed to know something atrocious had likely happened to the journalist but what exactly he calls for arab nations to allow freedom of the press freedom for which he apparently died fighting a turkish official tells c.n.n. that his body was cut into pieces after his death whether the alleged killers dismembered body here and spread it around the country plenty of t.v. attention and speculation zero public comments from this man for two and a half weeks just for your information jeff bezos own the newspaper mr hashad you wrote for the washington post believe it or not he's had nothing to say on the probable death of his employee for now maybe he just didn't want to there's been

a suspicious silence from a number of important people who you'd usually expect to rule or when a journalist goes missing for so long or not that's the spaces when the fingers are being pointed at someone as special as those in charge of saudi arabia so those who do speak out sound rather well hear for yourself i just want to. temper of those who screaming for the saudis these people or. is there is clearly a down side here there's clearly an up side and i thought it was worth investing a little hope in the upside don't think on this issue the read the. polls. i just think in some of them the arms deal with everybody all of the piece just like one of the hundred ninety billion dollars it's huge and they don't make a lot of little below a lot of money coming to our coffers let's leave america where jamal khashoggi

lived and worked side for a bit you must have a few strong words on journalist abuse or a likely murder our position is. that you seem to the so does a still pool sort of east of the system so easy to use as you. dream. that's it but bear in mind that some big leaders haven't said a thing on the mystery it seems riyadh would have to be renamed to let's say moscow to really turn into one big evil attention grabber with donald trump saying but i have to be very severe i mean it's bad bad stuff but we'll see what happens the tide could have to.