what. headlines this hour the search and rescue operation comes to an end when the tower collapsed in the russian city of might need to. the body of the final victim was recovered in a tragedy which killed thirteen. french police arrest a key figure in the movement anti-government protests have been raging for a week with some of the worst writing in half a century and germany's divide it is this is the man deportation and. shocking attack. should be honored to be able to be here and to

commit a crime and if. they have to go back. we have our own laws we don't have to change the laws but looking back at last year's mainstream media coverage we look at why twenty eighteen might be considered here. good evening welcome six pm here in moscow you're watching international. the recovery of the body of the thirty ninth victim from the collapse apartment block in the russian city of mike meat of course has brought the search and rescue operation to a close according to the emergency services thought a gas explosion was to blame for the disaster a correspondent has been following the aftermath of the tragedy. the official day of mourning has really underlined how the city came together faced with the tragedy

a makeshift sporadic memorial grew by the hour and it seemed as an endless stream of people came to stay in silence and commemorate all those affected by the tragedy but firstly of course came those who lost their loved ones in the blast the national crossing it goes into but you go about. it should little easier to sleep you know cuomo is going to visit if you can find to live with. it when you are going to lucknow sneak back to go. to church go to the show. i'm just. picked out the phone to instill the pitch not. you're. not to commit those if you're just closure with. this the likelihood of a forcible slipping but really all sorts of people flock from all parts of town

touched and moved by the grief others. like you. see it's got a bad supply chain gangs my boss' boss said i'm not pushing for those who have been moved by the grief of people collected donated more than seven million rubles to those who lost something in this tragedy or despite the grief there have been incredible stories of survival a ten month old boy was found alive under the rubble on tuesday morning is his story. but. you know.

one of the rescuers heard a child crying we stopped all the machinery to listen in we were saying to keep quiet and the baby was reacting and kept silent we started asking where are you and there was a noise we started working that there was a risk of further collapse we were afraid because the child was crying for how. i could have shown them immediately where my son probably was but we weren't allowed at the site i managed to get there and show the rescuers the place i got acquainted with one rescuer who later called me to say that they'd found my son. stephen a film it's part. of the which is such an. intimate. moment

is the first and most. for this reason. in other news police in france have arrested a key figure at the best protest movement officials say they charged eric drew away with organizing an undeclared protest and also carrying a weapon. i was apprehended by riot police when he was trying to lay flowers with ten people who was true we protest of the participants but also detained for identity checks four months ago the french prosecutor's office launched an investigation into drew way after he called on people to enter the lease a palace told the pinsky has more on the story. prosecutors have said that

he has been detained and placed under custody for all can i sing a protest without declaring that protest and that's because if you organize protests you meant to alert the local authorities to that protest at least three days before that takes place to get up mission they say he only did it on facebook therefore he's essentially broke the law here in france now if he faces charges for that and succumbing to trial he could find himself behind bars for up to six months and with a fine of seven and a half thousand viewers as a result of that now one of the coal founders of the yellow best movement has described his detention as being lawful. but we've always fought for fundamental rights in our country we've always fought and today we're realizing that our fundamental rights are being trampled on right in front of the plaster la concorde and also

a lot of criticism from opposition politicians in france who have been outraged by his detention enough violence convictions and arrests of yellow vests free eric drew a make peace with the voice of the people the vows of spite of december thirty first and a systematic violation of the political rights of opponents dread terribly disturbing phase. have you ever seen such repression amnesty international has strongly denounced it there is an author of terror in drifter mr macross power to continue posing his policy at. the service of the richest at any cost well these protests have been rocking france now since the seventeenth of november soaring to off physical months of these protests and during that time more than four and a half thousand people have been arrested as part of what we've seen of these protests has been some extreme violence not just here in paris but also in other cities across france of people have been coming out to the streets to make their

voices heard that violence has been described by some as being the worst writing that france has seen in both inhofe a century. the question is now will this arrest of one of the so-called leaders of the yellow vests now be the powder keg ahead of act eight on saturday. germany's interior minister is demanding tougher laws on the solemn seekers after a migrant gang went on a brutal spree passes by including children top politicians are warning that current laws do not allow deportation even of violent criminals. if existing laws

are not sufficiently must be changed the events in a very troubling this is excessive violence which we cannot tolerate. a person who randomly attacks innocent passers by demonstrates that he does not seek the protection of our society the perpetrators can expect no understanding in our country but only the full force of the law currently deportation is not legally possible but we're working hard to change that. ok let's have the latest now from our correspondent our europe correspondent peter all of the who's in berlin pay to get even what more do we know then so far about what's happened or following on from this incident that took place on saturday night in amberg police have four main suspects in custody it's alleged that they randomly assaulted twelve people in the town of amberg the alleged perpetrators are said to come from afghanistan and

iran well this is prompted what we just heard there from mr hoffa also the interior minister of the state of bavaria as well saying they want to change the laws on asylum applicants soundwell it and being in the ability to deport them if they break the law as it stands asylum applications can't be deported if they're minors or if they their country of origin is deemed unsafe now the christian social union and glimmer. coalition counterparts in the state of bavaria have come out and said they demand that the there must be changes to these rules no two of the four suspects that are in custody had failed and there are a chanst for asylum and haven't been deported for one reason or another now the green party and the mayor of come out and accuse the c.s.u. including interior minister horse of playing politics with this issue i do understand the anger which i see in some of the reaction to amberg but this hate

and the threats of violence now coming from all over the republic have gone too far . the offer is easing the amber considered effectively to tighten asylum legislation such proposal have next to zero impact when it comes to fighting crime and only help found right wing extremism i asked people on the streets of berlin if they thought laws need changing when it came to the the right to deport asylum up against the well the reactions very mixed here in the german capital they should be honored to be able to be here and. yeah should. they have to do a note to commit a crime and if they do thorough they have to go back to pencil. it's their mind this is ok they have. been through a lot so in a war in afghanistan they need help i think we have our laws we don't have to change the laws i think we are right doing it. right now they deserve

a second chance all of the latest figures from the center for european reform show that one third of all refugees and migrants that came to germany since twenty fifteen a found the full time employment or an imprint apprenticeship schemes however it's what to do with the others that still causing headaches particularly those that would choose to break the law while here in germany ok thank you peter that was peter over there for us in berlin. that was twenty eighteen all wrapped up we have been looking back at the mainstream media's coverage for highlights of the city trying to found out that coverage looked pretty much the same throughout the year. i know way too much about your news watching experience last year how come easy you don't need superpowers for that look. this president could be impeached i do not think the president will serve out his

term resignation resignation a huge incentive for president trump to resign it would be the beginning of the end of the term presidency at the beginning of the end the nice a exactly the same thing last year. walls closing in the walls closing you know this is going to be the achilles heel dykeman's could lead to chumps impeachment is still there may get america great again prompts impeachment. on this. this which is current fight to try to put a hex on president literally multiple times donald trump has plenty to be scared. and so he is running scared. probably another beginning of being or speech been. about at some point a friend called you and they were like. no no.

no bro but i have a look now. stone trump is cool control the sea with several of these statements on the wildfire as the president confuses their the number of missing people he visited the town of paradise california pleasure a couple of times he put those tweets at the worst possible time when people's lives are being compromised he was playing politics and elected officials say he doesn't really understand what's causing the fire what america lost two very dear and important people for the nation here's some of what you must have heard on the news president truck is not invited trump is facing backlash for his tweet on senator mccain for. didn't who had repeatedly mocked and diminished mccain during his life was initially unable to offer up a single kind word descendent really while this is no night for name calling it's been well established that donald trump is no friend of the bushes president opposite to attend the state funeral for president george h.w.

bush on wednesday but does the forty fifth president feel like he's really part of the president's. ok that's really what you want to talk about. so it's been a year of all kind of scoops from news on trump to news on track well at least there are other shows on the box. the beginning maybe honestly want to do this again some nightmare no problem with the president switching. everything's falling apart sometimes i wish i had never been president. world where you would never president. i think we can arrange that. and you kidding. me it's not me. jay jay yes. you can you explain to me what one

promises going on this seriously did you do you know actually i wouldn't be surprised if one of you out there have been trumpet touched by a dream of being sucked into the matrix of trump to. talk about. a very warm welcome back to all our viewers time for a quick recap of our top stories today. veteran porn star describes donald trump. janet taylor in great detail. having a total of two thousand four hundred thirty calories worth of food for dinner makes trump feeling a old president. and did newly discovered ten centimeter long

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skin. what politicians do sometimes to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be cross it's like before. three of them all can't be good. i'm interested in the water. here. different fantastic all the episodes drill down into twenty nineteen

predictions also team will be celebrating ten years of the kaiser report. again i will the next few days beyond looking back at some of the stories we brought to you in twenty eight. and the copywriting of a catch phrase in a disney classic last year did lead to accusations of imperialism and also cultural appropriation. so prominently. was it.

and that fraser was made famous by the one thousand nine hundred four film the line king and evolution of which is being released this year but is in barbarian activist has launched a petition to remove the trademark from disney he claims the phrase belongs to african culture and cannot be owned by any company a petition was launched in late december and has almost one hundred eighty thousand signatures what economists are so it comes from the swahili language it means no worries it was trademark by disney in two thousand and three for using clothing and footwear disney has never denied the origin of the phrase and the company however still hasn't commented on the petition back in december we discussed the issue with our guests 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 are sure of her africa and specifically africa a continent representing everything that capital is once everything capital is need but everything capitalist don't want to pay for that used to be like. sara lee anti-capitalistic and 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 or think it's a i don't necessary pressure as i mentioned earlier we live in there are only outreach people are just looking for a reason to be offended i don't think this is a case about offending people right i mean everyone what by the way to get up to being offended. i think what we're seeing here is the commodification of culture and we have to go beyond sharing the one thing that disney did do with a median 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 to that to say that they can appropriate or use phrases from other cultures let me tell you 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 forty parallelism to compare a franchise like taco bell to language like recruitment tata this isn't a also tried this with dia de los webb so they also tried to copyright the day of the dead which is also something that is quarterly sacre for people specifically in mexico you make money the way that you want to make money and that's fine but this is why cultural appropriation. of the world anti-doping agencies vice president has called on the organization to consider whether it should once again ban the russian anti doping agency lot of representatives arrived in russia in

december but weren't able to obtain important data from a more scattered lab before a monday night deadline. i'm extremely disappointed that trash didn't deliver within the more than three month time frame they had at their disposal to extract the data have been sad that i'm not surprised this process has unfortunately been going on for years. in mass extinction lanty doping organizations have heard the world anti-doping agency to acknowledge the gravity of the failure to obtain the data and demanded action against russia the sixteen nations include many from europe along with the u.s. canada plus a stray or singapore and or so japan russia's anti doping agency who started his band in twenty fifteen after claims it was part of a state run doping program restarted though it was restored to the anti-doping fold in september on the condition that it gave wider access to moscow lab data by the

end of the year however while representatives couldn't gain access to the lab because their equipment wasn't certified according to russian law nevertheless russia's sports minister has stated that both sides have now reached an understanding that all remaining technical issues will be resolved we support the position of wonder when our common interests and for the benefit of russian athletes and clean athletes we must move forward and immediately resolve all the remaining issues that technical details have been coordinated with the russian investigative committee we're currently discussing the dates of the next visit where we spoke to the russian based sports journalist alan moore who does think that the focus of anti doping efforts on moscow misses the mark. this whole outbreak of nonsense to deliberately confusing the public eye with this onto russian for just seems extremely unfair people who are pushing this as you know are from the usa so on they have very very little to be doing with themselves at the

moment deal wardo i think is under attack because there's a battle for control all this huge amount of money that is spent or wasted on anti doping money money of the agencies organizations feel a lot this constant beating of the drum about russia is is setting back to fight against my money many years high schoolers dying in america from using drugs from playing american football or baseball you have you know the players that are living in france dogging from doping as well as into water need to just you know believe in what they need to do they need to continue helping russia to fight against scourge of doping put azaz as a whole supportive community we need to kind of look and see what needs to be done to wipe out doping worldwide because it's only getting worse and worse and worse. but there is one thing that the internet. and that's the u.s.

central command's tweet about new york's famous drop the ball celebration. times square tradition rings in the new year by dropping the big pool if heaven needed we're ready to drop something much much bigger. we have become a nation run by ninth graders and i got. i'm not rocket scientists but i just heard today just down. is not a phrase the world wants to hear from the operators of the most powerful nuclear arsenal on the planet. the strategic from own sports both to navy captain brookfield wolf told c.n.n.

the post of potable recap of kemal is priorities and is all about reassuring the american people that the u.s. military is ready at all times even on new year's eve. a previous new year's eve tweet was in poor taste and does not reflect our values we apologize. jason's got nothing on us. and that's how the news is looking so far today here in oz he will back again in just about an.

you know world big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream 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. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there are already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense's office that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with their money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's

way and willing to risk being killed for a war and surely we can risk some discomfort or uneasiness for. hi i'm max cause of this is the kaiser report nuclear span different fantastical multi episode drill down into twenty nineteen predictions also twenty nineteen will be sobering ten years of the kaiser report over one hundred eighty five million people have been in

a hotel room or walking through an airport when the car's reports from playing in the background stacey did you add them. i got forty million of them and they love the show. well that would make a perfect book and because you know in the last episode on january first twenty one thousand we did mention this could be a year of the stock market crash we started on the stock market crash and we could talk. it would be very poetic when that well i also said that this year you know we're going to change up a little bit just slightly you won't notice too much difference but one thing when we made gonzo and when we made that series one thing that was quite remarkable to me of traveling across america is that it's so peaceful and calm and quiet and an hysterical much of how one feels about the u.s. or global economy but certainly politics and then the next episode of a.