i. am persons killed and two hundred injured in chaotic protests across france over fuel prices are fed up they take our money every day we have small salary we can make ends meet by the end of the month overtaxed pensioners can barely survive the street. and his buddies just like those before. the pentagon fails it's first boarded with hundreds of millions of dollars now needed to fix the problems.

and demonstrations across the island as a man is cleared of rape after the court is told the accuser was wearing provocative underwear. thanks for joining us you're watching our internet. protesters being killed in more than two hundred others injured during clashes in front of a rising fuel prices according to police a truck driver panicked and accelerated after being surrounded by protesters in the east of the country and ran over a sixty three year old woman is how the rallies unfolded. i.

mean these are pictures from paris where protesters blocked the roads schools and major traffic jams several separate demonstrations some being held in the french capital on the issue so many people have been taken into custody and your correspondent has been gauging the mood. we've come here to the seans elisei only to have a look up here pushing much all the way from here to almost plus to go on the road has been blocked by many people wearing those yellow vests to crowds coming together to block off this major artery of paris and it looked at one point like a sea of yellow vests walking down the streets we take a look towards the uk to tilt you can see that the traffic has been halted in some parts there as well more people in yellow vests out there head to make their voices

heard and they certainly are having an impact in this part of paris yes. why if this is a movement of people who want to come out together to show how unhappy they are with the policies of might come particularly about the increase in the few places that we've seen over the last year or so here in france people saying some fuels have gone up by more than twenty percent in that time we understand though that across france up to two thousand demonstrations like this it's taking place with over a hundred and twenty thousand people taking part this is what they've been telling us they're unhappy with the price of fuel the price of living here in france and

president macron. they take our money every day we have small salaries we can make ends meet by the end of the month left a degree on the money it's the government's fault they put laws in place that forced us to buy new car but need money to buy a new car we're overtaxed pensioners can barely survive. good rises never stop rising it's the street is broken the come back micro and his buddies just like those before him ascending things from birth to. they all are opinions once every five years and then we suffer we suffer they don't care they have chauffeurs they don't pay for petrol there are other ways to raise money how about trying the rich question mark owen has been in power for over a year and a half now and he has spoken many times about the process that are taking place in particular in the last week he spoke about these protests and this is what he had to say. i hear the anger and it's a fundamental right in our society to be allowed to express it but i'm wary because

many different people are trying to piggyback on this movement there is some news coming out from some of those other protests though we understand that one person died in one of those protests you know that the interior ministry said that it was a mother and daughter were in a car they were surrounded by the protesters they were on their way to the doctor they got a bit scared and approached. killed in an accident the moment it looks like the supporters arrived the anger is rising and these protesters are absolutely determined that they voices are going to be heard at least at this time by president. pentagon has failed its first ever full audit spending on arms and personnel while discrepancies have been discovered no exact figure has been given on how much money was unaccounted for your top brass meanwhile all that surprised we never thought we were going to pass an audit everyone was betting against us that we wouldn't even do the audit of the pentagon

audit kicked off last december and cover two point seven trillion dollars worth of assets the cost of the whole process totaled four hundred thirty million dollars on the thousand orders from outside firms examined hundreds of thousands of items but only five of twenty one departments managed to pass the army navy air force marines all failed and now more than half a billion dollars in needed to rectify problems revealed by the checks to explain all. a number of sections agency's divisions were given what they call disclaimers saying that they had multiple issues that needed to be fixed some of the things that stand out for example we've got fifty three million dollars worth of an installed missile motors that were listed as not working well the auditors discovered that actually these missile motors were functional the pentagon is notorious for wasteful spending of taxpayer money.

apparently unconcerned the deputy of defense the defense department came forward and said that they were not surprised that this was simply not a pass fail audit apparently at this point they are saying that this is simply showing what they already knew which was that there was a huge problem wasteful spending in the pentagon and now they are turning to the american taxpayers for more money to correct the problem of wasting money to begin with. u.s. prosecutors appeared to be drawing up challenges for the wiki leaks founder julian

assange a reference to the case because apparently by mistake as part of an unrelated court filing. the complaint supporting affidavit would need to remain sealed until songes a rested in connection with the charges in the criminal complaint and could therefore no longer evade or avoid a wrist and extradition in this matter sounds been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london since twenty twelve last year a sex assault investigation into the australian national was shelved by swedish authorities however he still faces arrest in the u.k. breaking bail terms u.s. officials have repeatedly called for songs to be extradited for leaking files on the wars in iraq and afghanistan back in twenty term that same year we could leaks also released hundreds of thousands of classified diplomatic cables and in twenty seventeen the group published the largest leak in cia history yunus on his laws of call the possible indictment a dangerous precedent. the notion that federal criminal charges could be broad based on the publication of truthful information is an incredibly dangerous

precedent to set us indictment over sirens agree violation of press freedoms obviously when wiki leaks broke into the international consciousness about eight years ago you had a lot of allies in the international media and worked particularly closely with organizations such as the washington post the new york times and the guardian newspaper in the u.k. then there seem to be a lot of infighting and these all the legacy media outlets started turning on on julian songe so the question is why are they not protecting one of their own today not realize that if they don't protect one of their own they would be equally vulnerable under these sort of laws and i think that's something that the legacy media in the west needs to really seriously think about either we have press freedom for all we have press freedom for none of us judges order the trump of ministration to restore the press credentials of c.n.n. correspondent jim acosta he was barred from the white house following an argument

during a press conference in case you missed it has. donald trump says cnn's jim acosta missed it sometimes everyone's the bad guy. the orange one and c.n.n. the mom at the white house quoting a press conference posed a real die lemme how do you pick sides when they're acting like overgrown sportsmen to support a call say you've got to be nor the fact that he was attempting to lecture the commander in chief while trying to take over a press conference to get behind trump you'd have to ignore that equal to that and enemy of the people and that he's trying. ultimately though everyone decided it had been a bad day for roll lessons were learned than they line was rolling on to the whole story. just kidding the white house threw a female into an on the front. seat at the high rate of bond acosta from the white house accusing him of placing his hand on the internet and so c.n.n.

is now suing them well here it is the whole disgusting horrifying headline grabbing right thing video in full in the herschel are you worried i should know better the president that's the national that the other folks that stood up for me ma'am i mean that's enough was frozen ride one of the early to go i mean on on the russian investigators are we looking at the right video. that's it just look at the outrage in the room from these some grow witnesses. this guy is so horrified you doesn't even all believe the horror find see he may not be real and we talk about. this woman is so shocked by the group i thought she distracts us self by cleaning out one of her own and this young lady just learned them with this or she's going to put my tongue up to either way she does not look up possible to the white house rose out and makes dreamy questionable accusation about

a nonevent the global media and all those online on the list takes the bait. so the nation's not talking about stuff that actually matches that he will turns out the politics of distraction really does what you know my god what is that. such . a rape trial a small town rage an island the defense sees the controversial argument concerning consent to win the case and see a chicken or explains to what extent does what you wear send a message especially a message that you wouldn't mind meeting someone or that even having sex with them would be all right with you and does a lazy film spread that message louder and clear than a regular old pair of granny panties or is it not up to a piece of cloth to express consent for a woman a recent court case in ireland has fired up this conversation after a pair of underwear was presented as evidence at a rape trial in the city of cork

a twenty seven year old man was accused of rape by a seventeen year old woman he said she had consented she said she didn't the man's lawyer had a one point use the woman's choice of underwear as proof of her intent that's the evidence of the possibility that she was attracted to the defendant and was open to meet and sound one and being with someone you have to look at the way she was dressed she was wearing a thong with a lace front. the defendant was unanimously acquitted by the jury protesters took to the streets in several irish cities over the lawyers stunt demanding an end to victim blaming in court but then i. think oh ok oh the home long as you're a open public in protest as well as placed it on the steps of the courthouse where the trial took place can send cannot come from clothing a cat come from a piece of material it can only come from the parish said the outrage reached the irish parliament to the same recently close faked even contraception being used to

discredit women who have the bravery to go to course women around the world are posting photographs of their underwear online as part of a campaign dubbed this is not consent my sexy underwear my plunging neckline my cheered skirt my tight jeans none of them is concerned you know what is me saying yes it should never be most shameful to be raped and to be a rapist no means no. god and if they see churkin r.t. . the wreckage of an argentine submarines being discovered a year after it went missing details for you after the break. maximizers financial survival. housing bubble.

oh you mean there's a downside to artificial mortgage through don't get carried away that's cause a report. or it didn't happen this is the phrase that has become a mantra for many people as more and more people get involved in visualizing the world around them how is the story we tell ourselves about ourselves changing. i don't think the democrats very much moved in the go shape with the republicans or president so i think people are going to have to acknowledge that the united states over the next couple years is going to be consumed even more so by or internal bickering in affairs and.

the wreckage of an argentinian submarine that went missing a year ago with forty four crew on board has been located in the atlantic relatives of the crew have gathered to pay tribute to their loved ones. disappeared four hundred kilometers off the argentine coast in november last year just before contact was lost it was reported that there'd been an electrical failure the navy now says the submarine imploded they found its parts scattered around the area the exact cause of that implosion is not yet known. the un official has accused the british government of inflicting misery on the country's poorest people through austerity policies. poverty is really a major challenge in the united kingdom what i found in my discussions with ministers. is basically

a state of denial and they are happy with the way in which their policies are playing out and i think that sort of punitive approach to burne of foods is utterly inconsistent in fact breaks it is going to make that worse because those in the lower income levels are really going to suffer one of five brits live in poverty and on the million people can't afford basic essentials report by the un's reportorial on poverty and human rights adds child poverty could hit forty percent within a few years but the u.k. government says it's across the problem we are absolutely committed to helping people improve their lives while providing the right support for those who need it . the author of food bank of britain re well fed says the u.k. stablish one is not just ignoring the problem it actually benefits from it a why in twenty eighteen people are literally starving to death here in london one of the richest capitals on the planet why isn't it this story is not number one on

the b.b.c. number one on i.t.v. poverty one in five that's twenty percent of the population are in poverty so poverty is an issue we all need to be addressing and all political parties are responsible why is it with one in five people in poverty in this in the u.k. not one political party has a minister dedicated to eradicate poverty and that in itself is a scandal that poverty is not being addressed it's not being seen as having any value and the reality is too many people are making money out of poverty. clashes have erupted in greece on the anniversary of the nine hundred seventy three student uprising against the military.

in athens rioters build barricades in three fire bombs at offices they responded with tear gas and stun grenades there also clashes into saloniki the country's second largest city eight people were detained. more than a thousand people are now missing amid one of the worst wildfires in california history statewide seventy four people are now confirmed to have died in the inferno the blaze began on november the eighth and has already destroyed nearly twelve thousand almost a quarter of a million acres of corn fire president trump has arrived at the scene of the thought is of stress the number of missing is likely to change. and finally public health is have been expressed in one mexican state over the vast amounts of coca-cola being drunk now people have been turning to the fizzy drinks due to a water pollution crisis. i

mean here melissa the state has failed to provide safe drinking water so coca-cola like any company is taking advantage of a gap in the needs to be felt people need water or something else to drink so good color comes in. later open as good a call is an offering for daily work and a no friend to god. in indigenous cultures these pushed liquor which has always been the favorite ritual drink now color is on the same level.

if someone has no money they can use the soft drinks a form of currency. here so what does could. so yes drink it coca-cola will take everything back out of your body it will. no longer mint that previously it was estimated that thirty percent of the indigenous population consumed chalk drinks now it's fifty percent. one of the big consequence which are the diseases that people come to the hospitals none of them are bastardy and die. i haven't had my regular check on them since a semi and that was when they detected the sugar to seize.

normally in san cristoval and the surrounding municipalities water is not drink water is remind. us maybe thursday i'm off for a drink and it's all from a need for this evening my colleague sean thomas will refresh you with the latest news headlines at the top of it. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on offer and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. it's hard to imagine decades after the war

a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ash was a german company grown and told developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything but. you know she said she's just cut short arms minix a little mind victims i have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge. i don't think the democrats very much moved in the go shape with the republicans or president trump so i think people are going to have to acknowledge that the united states over the next couple years is going to be consumed even more. so byron turn off our turtle bickering in affairs and.

nobody could see coming that false confessions would be in this population a problem for. any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said before we. sat on a statement that i would be home by the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers. misconduct that has nothing to do with.

action or tense here we're going underground twenty four hours since the u.n. special report on extreme poverty and human rights delivered his preliminary verdict on the destruction of the fabric of british society and its solution if a new government was. very hostile to the would a lot of these policies could be changed overnight that is after a week of resignations from some in place at the criticized by the un followed the u.k. prime minister theresa may reaching their end game coming up on the show as british armed israel loses its defense ministry responded to. with rockets and exclusive t.v. interview with the man thrown out of washington by donald trump. the german chancellor angela merkel pulls a painful blow we speak to an awful. concerned to expose is hypocrisy at the heart of the european union so i've often advise taking some sort of soothing medicament

people feel better in concert with the u.k. speaker of the house of commons advises parliament to take drugs all the more coming up in today's going underground but first as contradictions built into an entire political class in britain come to a head of a brick said let's turn to questions of that most fundamental bedrock of you can society property this week's official figures showed london house prices down governor of the bank of england mark carney as previously mentioned a price crash of more than a third to because of bricks that but oxford university professor danny dorling told us after the vote the built in biases prevent us understanding bigger crashes the interests of many of the commentators is to say it will only be a fall of fifty thousand or fifteen eighteen percent now say that's large but you have to member that when house prices fell in tokyo at the end of ninety eight it's actually hard when they fell in dublin two thousand and eight two thousand and nine

when they fell in madrid they almost half though that may be of little comfort to those who plans to find homes for by the twenty twentieth's in the british capital charities tried to raise money to make up for shortfalls in post twenty eight crash council funds with videos like these if not hundreds of young people what resonates with you about young people at center point they're all smiling so clearly sensible is doing something right but there's more irony around the just a man who lives in a palace saving the homeless centrepoint was founded in the one nine hundred sixty s. in a church around the back from an empty arguably emblematic building the towers over central london it has now been redeveloped unarguably tells the story of nature nation near liberal capitalism all on its own an iconic piece of history overlooking the west end from one hundred seventeen. i've been anything. and skyscraper

a great. an architect tonight. to become home but home to whom we refurbish london icon in a city where nearly two thousand luxury flat to build last year failed to sell according to residential development research as money or is now july close to empty amid the homeless it will be just another ghost tower because of too few takers for a one bedroom flat two million pounds to the property developer like donald trump for see this after all his breakfast advice for tourism may was very different to backstops and arguably legally flawed documents british prime minister theresa may has revealed that donald trump told her not to negotiate with the brakes it she should instead that advice was not taken but then nor has trump's implicit advise on climate change or to launch economic warfare on china russia iran and arguably the most important global security tied nation of all palestine british weapons

sales to israel reached a record high on the u.k. pm to resume and this week the man responsible for commanding will have a go lieberman resigned after an israeli cease fire violation in gaza joining me now for his first t.v. interview since being appointed his palestine's ambassador to the u.k. dr sums almost the best of thanks so much for coming on the show first of all the significance of this week's independence so-called independence anniversary is very significant that was a moment of a collective will by the palestinians what happened thirty years ago what happened palestinians as a nation have asserted the quest for state total or independence for sovereignty for a common. distillation and for being part of the national community on the one hand on the other hand that was a painful moment of compromise because that's been called a historical historic compromise but that was an essential compromise by the. elective decision making of the palestinian people because it was a moment of hope for peace people have come to terms that it's more about the

future it's more about our children rather than about about what has taken place since then it has only been about the expansion of israel they all go and. visit and so it's just a reminder for us that we should not lose hope and we should remember that moment as a moment of power of strength of collective will and there's a moment of hope for a different future the government saying the settlement activity undermines a two state solution under sixty seven borders and they said that they shouldn't be imprisoning children the israelis i applaud him for that of course that's that's right that's correct to say that it's also illegal this is not just about being an obstacle to peace it's an illegal activity according to the u.k. law and international law and much is needed i mean affirming the policy is very important and we need to use.