i believe that we will pretty much know why would. a much greater number of colloquial people. that lines that shape this week the end of a sweep through paris again in another round of antigovernment protests these used tear gas to disperse crowds during a six consecutive weekend of riots with almost one hundred fifty arrests made. president vladimir putin shares his stance on the threats of nuclear war the ukraine crisis brags it and much else besides in his year and a q. and a with the media. and secret project by u.s. democrats to test online tactics during a state election is revealed in

a new york times report has claimed they used the methods of an old verse three those much maligned russian fox. and disney is accused of colonialism for trademarking verse where he phrase. we get animated feedback on. not everything is meant to be come out of the culture does not belong to the corporation that's trying to make money off a particular thing it's on the story pressure we live in there are people just looking for a reason to be offended. seven days a week twenty four hours a day you know watching all t international live from moscow with nina to tutor welcome to the weekly. parasol clashes again on saturday amid a fresh wave of the end of protests try. the french capital across the country more

than the thirty eight thousand gathered for the sixth weekend of antigovernment watches. five am. thirty five. if. your. police reported making a hundred forty two arrests in paris right off the system once again out in force using a water cannon and tear gas as charlotte at school reports. well chaotic scenes here just outside the hotel de ville in paris just think a look over here see a gas raining down as the protests just look like they were trying to push towards the island were not for the famous cathedral is situated they were throwing

projectiles at the police and then the police responded with this tear gas this is one of many clashes we've already witnessed in paris as usual is come out for a six day we also saw many people injured in some of those clashes including somebody who appeared to have a broken nose and injuries on the leg as they were trying to run out form the tear gas in an area where they had been cattle jane and there's injuries largely due to the fact it seems that the crowds were pushing people away i just take a look behind you see some of the special mobilized police units who are out in force some one thousand two hundred and twenty five police officers were being mobilized and security offices for all fewer than what we've seen in previous weeks eight thousand last week and that's because many people who watch proceedings the. yes this weekend would have died down there would be fewer

protests this and they certainly all feel protests isn't what we've seen in previous weeks but there are still thousands of people here on the streets of paris as you can see just crowds trying to move away as those police forces are coming in for fewer many people saying the reasons behind that is some of the solutions are actually happy with what's being offered by the government there was a huge increase in the one hundred of one hundred euros in those on a minimum salary also no social contribution plans new taxes even those who work extra hours and of course scrapping the fuel tax in january the hike that was due to take place which of course was the start of these protests back in november but many people hey say it's just not enough the not happy with the government and as such we're seeing people again out on the streets of paris ready to show their own anger their own ease with the french government's current policies led by emmanuel

might call. scenes have been captured of police drawing a gun on rioters before being forced to flee protesters attacked three officers with stones and other objects this left one of them and bias on the ground floor of the investigation into the incident. the demands of the vests have been broadcast of us around the world but some of the coverage in france itself has come in for criticism not all channel france three were slammed for censoring its broadcast after appearing to change the card of one of the protestors it initially said it might crawl out but the last word was deleted this prompted accusations of deliberate doctoring on social media the channel though said it happened by mistake we spoke to the protester who sign is at the center of the controversy. so much i was shocked like many others this censorship by france three karsa shadow on the media in general the process to start to think that journalists are in cahoots with

politicians and the financial elite this kind of censorship doesn't help the situation people would say you see we were right in criticizing the media they manipulate our i've heard from many people who said they were shocked as well there's a backlash online twitter facebook everywhere i thought this through and decided to file a complaint to the country's media watchdog. the original yellow vest demonstrations called for planned fuel tax hikes to be dropped and then grew into wider anti-government protests some of those have been alleging other potential sources of the discord including russian ones we went on the streets of paris to look for would be agitators. are you in paris to make people protest no no do look need. look. no need. to win your church but i see. you are just a pretty good is it that you are just like you we. would

all of you think you are the first just the news in your mouth the mainstream media say that russia is behind these protests you must be wearing a yellow vest on saturdays immediately she's a. breed that was always careful if you suffered she's afraid. you'll get your game your story. two hundred twenty two people are confirmed dead after a massive tsunami struck indonesia almost eight hundred fifty people are injured and twenty eight remain missing according to the country's disaster management organization. hundreds of buildings along the straight coast have been destroyed as believe the tsunami was caused by undersea landslides following

a volcanic eruption at nearby mount krakatoa there are fears that toll could rise further and we will bring you any updates as soon as they come in. russia's alleged online meddling a surface once again but this time moscow can't be blamed the new york times is reporting that a group of democratic party members undertook a secret project to test online tactics to election in the u.s. it took place in the state of alabama last year by employing methods allegedly used by russia to influence campaigns his artie's more. for years public you will bear our eyes by stories of russian bots on t.v. you. radio papers daily he told us of malicious programs of evil software soulless slaves puton an existential threat to america take the alabama election a year ago russian bartz the media reported interfered medaled corrupted

on behalf of republican candidates roy moore so surprise a tougher supporting more they both have a deep love of country the countries russia but still russia. is for it's pretty alarming when a guy's lives in a fluent russian or speaks fluent russian russian it everywhere year later it's moving closer to the oval office one might wonder why on earth russia would bother with a massive dissin from asian campaign in alabama of all places new fence taliban of both come on as juicy a targets room or himself was clueless about it had no idea why this was happening so as is republican tradition he blamed the democrats for setting him up the democrats as

a source are tradition change the subject and insulted him maybe more should check with putin who shares his views on depriving people of their civil rights here is where it gets really good the new york times did some digging and found a report titled the alabama project and figured out those weren't putin's bots at all they were faked dressed up to look like russian bots. we orchestrated and a labrat false flag operation that planted the idea that the more campaign was amplified on social media by a russian but that i've seen some dirty stuff and politics all over the world but this this is platinum tear this on this deplorable and dirty tricks turns out it was all of fake psyop orchestrated by a group of i.t. experts who wanted to help the democrat win by cheating by lying and by their

fraud being millions of voters in an attempt to frame the republican as being helped by russia the guy who allegedly financed all of this is billionaire reid hoffman co-founder of linked in and apparently a guy with a really faulty moral compass often comes with the money my experience now here is the kicker and lighty is telling people shouldn't worry it's only one hundred thousand dollars peanuts when it comes to elections whatever world the democrats live in a hundred grand is pocket change joe trippi a season's democratic operative said it was impossible that one hundred thousand dollar operation had an impact on the race journalists no longer report the news they report their opinions same new york times when talking about how alleged

to fake russian facebook accounts spend the same money hundred thousand dollars on advertising on a national campaign the disclosure adds to the evidence of the broad scope of the russian influence campaign. so when a democratic group is all but who are spending a hundred grand on this information on lies framing and defaming someone it's just one hundred grand paul could change but if it's the russians at one hundred thousand dollars becomes an absolute fortune crime against america and god i've always been suspicious that the russians bought in there it was slim z. and was probably made up simply because that's the kind of saying that the democratic party does they make things up in order to create the basis for an

attack on the right wing and on the conservatives this is in the character of the democratic party and in the lack of character i should say and it's it's a criminal element that has taken over the democratic party the mainstream media only talk about things that service that democratic party agenda and it's an agenda that we saw in syria you know it's an agenda that will lead to war it's an agenda that risks nuclear conflict with the two great nuclear powers it's an agenda that needs to be stopped after the alabama case came to light france been suspended five a counseling to it and says this was a full engaging and coordinated in authentic behavior one of the people whose account was reportedly suspended and it tonight involvement in any campaign to influence the public during the on upon the election. russia's economy and education to the threat of nuclear war president vladimir

putin failed at the wind and rain of questions from genest on thursday during his fourteenth annual q. and a with the media we put together some of the key moments. or. as. the u.s. is now leaving the i.n.f. treaty what's going to happen it's hard to imagine what is the rockets are located in europe what should we do of course we will have to ensure our security with concrete steps that we will let them not say later that we are trying to get an advantage we're not trying to get some advantage with this but merely to seek your balance to ensure a security. concern in the u.s. withdrawal from syria i don't really know what that means for example the us has

been present in afghanistan for the past seventeen years and almost every year they say that they are withdrawing their troops the only certain but they are still there now for the question what is the presence of american troops needed in syria you pushed you quite don't think so but let's not forget that presence there is illegitimate but it was not agreed on before neither with the un security council you know with the syrian leadership if the us plans to withdraw from us is the right decision. they will block just tell me this who set the blockade between on the us and the rest of ukraine that's going to russia you know it was done by the ukrainian authorities they have been forced a full economic blockade of the territory they consider their own they shoot at those they consider their own citizens almost every day civilians die though we provide humanitarian support for those living that but only not to let those people starve to death but. i'm sure you will be because she was assassinated everyone knows that there is evidence script is

a lie however there are sanctions against russia and complete silence in the case of saudi arabia is that where this politicized russia phobic approach is just another reason to attack russia. if it was not script help all they would have thought of something else this is obvious to me and the aim is one to hold workers growth at any cost. in my view. relations are at a stalemate is in the interests of both of our countries to get out of this stalemate are we interested in me stalling our relations with the u.k. yes we are and so is the u.k. . many western politicians and experts and even ordinary people see russia as a threat they even think that you want to rule the world of course i do i just want to know if you really want this was a real end of your foreign policy. concerning ruling the world we know where the headquarters are located of those who want to do this and it's not in moscow you

can connect this to defense spending the u.s. spends over seven hundred billion dollars on all russia only forty six billion of them in about all do you really think that our aim is to rule the world or the us that this is just a cliché that's being imposed by the west in order to resolve their own domestic problems but in the. attack that was in you just when will you marry in the home and home. but as you know these are two different questions are you married. yes so he is married and wants me to suffer the same. first of all do they cannot and then they said my flash was bothering with the russian flag cannot bother anyone but i want to refer to kipling who said when everyone is then the great game is finished the at the great there will be a meeting where everyone will die this is a question about how i think it should get the next one of us in the world yet

how's your health. while you would not see me off. after spending hours feeling questions from journalists like them or putin was not quite done up. i think you're in a he sat down for a face to face meeting with an aspiring blind support. hello how are you. if. i would like to ask you some questions did you always dream of becoming president or before you wanted to be for example an astronaut you could. honestly i never dreamed of becoming president and i had no intention this happened by chance and there's probably at first it was very difficult for you can you describe your first days as president. yes it wasn't easy these were very difficult years for the country as a whole we were balancing with survival there was

a very difficult situation with the economy and security as well clear last what was your most memorable day as president. it is very difficult to say but we just talked about this at a big press conference the most striking events of this year with the presidential election on the world cup how do you make a wish i mean you're. used to yes this wish was a secret but i can share it with you i wish all our wishes will come true may attach to you of course. you are very handsome. thank you very much. in the big q. and i came to get that question so the president resorted to all sorts of ways to grab his attention. to her and she gave her.

legal. title. with a remake of the animated classic line king on its way next year disney is under pressure to drop its trademark of the phrase. amid allegations of colonialism but take deeper into the debate after a short break. you know world of big partisan law and conspiracies it's time to wake up to

dig deeper to get the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufactured consensus public wealth. when the ruling class does some project over themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room.

welcome to the weekly residence of a town in central russia bringing flowers to the entrance of the company whose mine caught fire leaving nine people dead eight others of the potassium mine shaft in the region escape the blaze the emergencies ministry is denying reports that a me thing the. is to blame and is continuing its investigation the bodies of seven miners being recovered monday has been declared a day of mourning in the area and president clinton has ordered for support to be provided to the families of the victims. invention and deception in germany where a top journalist from the respected news magazine has been sacked from a camp stories for years double quarter takes us through what's been discovered

when it comes to trustworthy journalism the mainstream media might tell you there is no alternative to. meet one of their poster boys of honesty class reload us work for one of germany's most respected newsmagazines der spiegel he was even named cnn's journalist of the year back in two thousand and fourteen for a story about prison inmate care the report takes the interesting approach to a major social problem grassroots sprains pictures in the reader's mind the food like a film. well an acting career might have been better suited for real odious because the paragon of modern journalism seems to have faked his way through his seven year career of the sixty articles we know der spiegel published reloading us admitted

fourteen contained fake news and a story about a young syrian boy he made up quotes and locations the tale of a guantanamo bay prison or a complete fabrication it was only after his colleague revealed his doubts over a story they were working on together about the us mexican border that the truth came out the first there were just like little mistakes that i paid attention to things that seemed suspicious a vigilante group that doesn't allow you to take pictures of them but they tell you unbelievable stuff even admit to their crimes like that they detained mexicans and crossed the mexican border with weapons were no went through the ringer with his managers trying to bring his doubts forward imagine challenging the legitimacy of an award winning western journalist praised by c.n.n. itself and if you're thinking this is a glitch in the mainstream media think again all these outlets have parted with

journalists after they fabricated stories some more award winning journalists but awards in journalism are a whole other matter take journalist. he faked his own death with the help of the ukrainian secret service attempting to pin the blame on russia for an assassination it was a calculated deliberate international terrorist crime that can't go with killed due to his professional activities he was only working on things that were critical and investigative of russia. that is it was one of the biggest fake news stories of the year but he was even given the time award for journalistic bravery if the mainstream media insists you should question less you might want to take a second to question more. donald quarter or two. the phrase no problem no worries is familiar in many languages but the swahili translation is at the center of a trademark route involving entertainment giant disney you may know the phrase from

this film. much. since the lion king came out in one thousand nine hundred four a generation has grown up knowing who can imitate or the phrase was trademarked by does need to protect its merchandising but the studio stands accused of colonialism with a remake of the film to be released next year a petition is being launched by a zimbabwean activist to get does need to drop its copyright claim it's been signed by more than sixty thousand people who say the phrase belongs to african culture disney's trademark dates back to two thousand and three for whom a tartar to be used on clothing and footwear the studio doesn't deny this or heli origin of either the phrase or the names of almost all the lion king characters although it hasn't yet commented on the petition itself the case has fired up opinion. so i we're seeing so much pushback from people on it they see this as

another as you alluded to manifestation of cultural appropriation and it continues a capitalism entrepreneur africa and specifically africa continent representing everything that capitalist wants everything capitalist need but everything capitalists don't want to pay for that's used if you look at it and i'm not necessarily anti-capitalist stand i mean i don't want to find out in sydney that you're driving a jeep cherokee let me just leave it at that obviously i think it's unnecessary pressure as i mentioned earlier we live in an error of only outreach people are just looking for reasons to be offended i don't think this is a case about offending people right i mean everyone will find a way to get up to be offended i think what we're seeing here is the commodification of culture and we have to go beyond sharing the one thing that does need to do is davey d. investment in the lion king franchise which is created a lot of jobs did these made a lot of money and let me tell you something disney has donated to africa and causes in africa last year two thousand and seventeen they donated over three

hundred forty million dollars not everything is meant to be commodified and culture is one of those things especially when the culture does not belong to the corporation that is trying to appropriate and make money off of it at the end of the day disney is a global company so it's not to say that they can't appropriate or use phrases from other cultures let me say something right now where are we going to go with this next is taco bell going to be under attack is the tilted kill pub franchise i think it's a faulty parallelism to compare a franchise like taco bell to language like recruitment tata this me also tried this with dia de los went though so they also tried some copyright the day of the dead which is also something that is culturally sacre to people specifically in mexico you make money the way that you want to make money and that's fine but this is like cultural appropriation. but readers are hard at work

to figure out whether a heated toplevel bragg's a debate in u.k. parliament featured a missile journalistic comment people are asking whether opposition leader jeremy corbyn muttered stupid woman during a moment with prime minister trays i may have a look for yourself. it is it would be the responsible position of any government to put in place contingency arrangements for no deal no deal would read his ass to for our country and no responsible government would ever allow it i know it's christmas i know he's not going to stocking down the chimney and not christmas tree these doesn't sound right so. it's the prime minister who is supposed to be undertaking a negotiation. the prime minister that style to bring an acceptable deal but it's the right honorable gentleman doesn't want to see money being spent on no deal he's got an easy also but this day i.

cut ties with the i talk about you. know. this kind of missile domestic language must not be tolerated. during prime minister's question time to date i referred to those who i believe were seeking to turn the debate about the national crisis facing our country into account in mind as stupid people i misspeak i did not use the words stupid woman about the problem is still or anyone else and i am completely opposed to the use of sexist or misogynist language in absolutely any form. it doesn't look like stupid woman to me i can see stupid but not woman.