president putin awards 2 pilots to the title hero of russia for saving hundreds of lives with a perfect emergency landing near moscow of the both of the plane's engines failed. there was no panic on board even though the landing was rough defilers did a great job landed the plane on its belly. india stresses its pledge to not use nuclear weapons 1st in war 1st bug warns that may change as hostilities escalate with pakistan over the disputed kashmir region. and iran accuses the united states of a piracy attempt after the justice department tried to block the release of its oil tanker which beat impounded.

evening it's friday evening at 8 here in moscow money welcome to world news from ati international. president putin has awarded 2 pilots with the title hero of russia after they had visited a potential disaster on thursday morning that jet lost both engines after a bird strike while taking off from moscow international airport that forced them to make an emergency landing all 233 people on board the crimea bound ural airlines flight survived video agency managed to get hold of exclusive video of the evacuation. i don't already have. all the. political. issues to live. with all that student but each student doesn't lose immediately. but is in leadership with a lot of sucking up to the professional. and

well let's go through what happened it all took place so quickly that the pilots were unable to return to the airport as they barely go airborne reaching an altitude of roughly 260 meters but they acted decisively opting to land the plane on its belly in a coma failed just over a kilometer from the runway and without emptying the fuel tanks either the pilot in command 41 year old you saw both had been previously a lawyer before retraining as a pilot he's been flying with a line since 2013 and became a captain last year his copilot 23 year old girl good months in got his pilot's license just 2 years ago. the russian health ministry says that 76 people sought medical assistance after the incident one woman stayed in hospital but her condition isn't believed to be life threatening but because of reports from the crash site in southeast moscow. 226 passengers and 7 crew members of fuel airlines flight bound for crimea from moscow are celebrating their 2nd birthday the

air bus a 321 collided with a flock of birds just shortly after takeoff from the capital's zuckoff ski airport's the captain jameer yusupov had just seconds to make the right decision when he discovered this strike caused engine failure with 16 tons of fuel on board no ability to make it back to the runway he knew that an emergency landing could result in a catastrophe to show you a little but all after we to call the engines became unstable 1st the left one and then the right one we usually simulate these situations but when. one or 2 engines are all despite all our approach the plane was going down we realized that we didn't have much time just one or 2 minutes to make a decision in a blink of an eye this man with nerves of steel decided still land the aircraft in a nearby cornfield without using the landing gear and shutting off all power to

prevent an explosion and various officials praised the crew for their professionalism during the spine chilling landing as well as for a well organized evacuation but is this a company we acted in line with our training with similar situations like this before so there were no surprises the passengers were disciplined listen to our instructions and evacuated very quickly they did as we expected there was no panic on board even though the landing was rough the pilot did a great job he landed the plane really kathleen just cook tell us please how do you feel now did you hurt your leg. this is you know it's better than i was there lying on the field so everything is rather good the landing was good defiler did a great job landed the plane on the outbound everything he fine the media was quick to make connections with a another such incidents when loss of life was a virgin thanks to pilot the miracle on the hudson involving a u.s.

airways the aircraft flown by captain chesley sullenberger and jeffrey skiles hit a flock of geese after takeoff from new york city's la guardia airport and lost all engine power i'm able to land at any available airport they had to ditch the jet in the hudson river just outside of manhattan with all of the 155 passengers a rescued by nearby ferries and bolts thanks to the heroic solved by the captain and his crew their relatives and loved ones self all the people involved will get to see them again ramana koester of artsy moscow region. aviation safety advocates and pilot get in us told us that birds are the most common problem facing airport and pilots and what landed the plane with scale and resolve. people who describe it as a miracle i don't prefer i don't call america i prefer to call it a shiny example of the professionalism and skill of the 2 pilots you supplied for

and gregory moved and thankfully those events are incredibly rare. delighted to see your engines it is such these days that you know the idea of getting you some particular an entire career without even having one in 20112 at the same time and humans are designed to accept the impact of one or 2 birds and unfortunately birds tend to find the area around it was quite attractive it's supposed to the environment for birds is speeding up issues they feel safe from their ports spend an awful lot of energy trying to keep birds off the airfield that mitigation of ice is like scaring some some out of court suv used predatory birds to frighten off the other birds they do have entire teams who work exclusively keeping birds as way from the airfield as much as possible of course if the birds are just outside to have field there's not a lot the outward so can do. amid escalating hostilities between pakistan

and india the indian defense minister has stressed that his country will continue to abide by the no 1st use policy when it comes to nuclear weapons however he did have this warning. it just through that till now india has strictly adhered to the no 1st use policy what happens in the future depends on the sake of senses. well the current tensions are over kashmir the region of the northern tip of india and pakistan both countries lay claim to kashmir but the united nations describing it as a disputed territory down this so-called line of control that you can see here remains the defacto border in the countries maintain their own administrations within that territory but earlier this month india revote kashmir has a special autonomy status and pakistan says that that decision has destabilized the long running status quo in the region the un prohibits changes to any status of any disputed state but it's also fair that kashmir is a muslim majority population to be targeted by people of other faiths in the region

but the conflict already into its 72nd year without a solution but. we've been hearing the views of political and strategic analyst in both pakistan and india on what's next for the kashmir crisis. it is something the nuclear blackmail which some has been using against india by which they say that look nuclear so we

cannot afford an escalation a full scale war and so you have to build with the jihad the stirrer terrorism that this once or across our border in indian country we saw in years trying to harm the nuclear bluff of pants on by saying look no 1st use is not set in stone if the circumstances change as our defense ministry saying by which means if our santa downs in a large scale terrorism wonderful meant you know an uprising against india you mean your country we are priced to you know do incursions into india do to treat then leave me have to rethink certain even if it is just not a hint it's a signalling not to all of conduct any military misadventures of kashmir from bug a somber spark to what specter which is not worrying but it should be rewarding from the from the perspective of the international community because in the broader picture then ever there is a war between 2 countries and member the situation arises where one particular

country going to use a nuclear weapon they are not going to consider the option that since they are declared also to have an awful india has blown apart all that by a little agreement and 17 u.n. support a council resolutions which calls for the plebiscite on you saw india has left more room for their dialogue but if international community does not intervene. if there is this see india as a big market and that is why they're going one project about is the evolution with them and that is why did the one in politics isn't being driven by the hard economic realities are not by them what ality. iran's top diplomat has sharply criticized the united states for attempting to block the release of its oil tanker which was seized by the british royal marines off the coast of japan to last month . having failed to accomplish its objectives through its economic terrorism. including depriving cancer patients of medicine the us attempted to abuse the legal

system to steal or property on the high seas this piracy attempt is indicative of trumpet ministrations contempt for the law on thursday the u.s. justice department made a last minute application to gibraltar asking it not to release the grace one which was accused of attempting to illegally ship oil to syria but the supreme court in the british overseas territory decided to release the vessel and 4 of its crew members the tank is expected to set sail soon to drop his 1st minister says the detention was lifted after receiving formal written assurances from iran. the grace one is there for now released from detention under the sanctions act by operation of law on the 30th of august i received assurances from the republic of iran that if released the destination of the grace one would not be an entity that is subject to european union sanctions i welcome that assures. the iranian authorities deny that the grace one was shipping all to syria which will be in breach of the e.u.

sanctions 2 weeks after the vessel was impounded iran seized a british flag tanker in the strait of hormuz claiming that it had violated international law the united states then later announced its intention to create a naval coalition to combat so-called rainy and aggression in the strait but political analyst shall be a rabs and believes that america's pressure campaign against iran is faltering. really it's very clear that the policy that the hawks all what mr zarif calls the b. team appears to be losing on all fronts based upon piro recently wrote an op pad on the 8th the all guest saying that you know the extreme pressure that's being applied on tehran economic warfare that is taking place is bearing fruit but the reality is that all of the 12 points that mr pompey are listed in his speech earlier this year iran is not abiding by any of those and. has no intention of really coming to the pressure from washington and it's continued to operate

quite effectively albeit with lots of pressure and the economic situation becoming very difficult in iran. new campaign to tackle britain's soaring rates of knife crime is seeing the home office target the takeaway warnings and real life stories are going to be printed on boxes of chicken but the movies drawn criticism from the public and politicians alike saskia taylor now reports from south london. you'd be forgiven for thinking the u.k.'s only current battle is with brussels but on the streets of britain doesn't move bloody fight unfolding rising knife crime has of rapidly become a place with 86 fatalities in london alone since january and in the past 12 months there have been over 43000 knife related offenses across the u.k. and with no sign of the violence of baiting the home office is getting creative to try to tackle the problem we're rolling out our knife free chicken boxes in over

210 chicken chops in england and wales including morley's dixie chicken and chicken cottage he is real life stories to show people how they can go nigh free that's right when you pay is going to wing it when it comes to fighting knife crime the hash tag knife 3 campaigning periods digital posters as well as outreach programs where people think that local communities to talk about the risks of carrying weapons it will also see over 300000 boxes and fried chicken shops just like this across the country redesigned now that the campaign's hash tag night free and when you open it up on the inside you'll be able to read the stories of young people who shunned a life of crime in favor of school music nothing better than a snap and a good read write 0 7 it seems not everyone agrees other than accusations of mismanaging fun the choice of chickenshit. the campaign's target space has hit us full with some people is this some kind of joke why have you chosen chicken shops

what's next ny free watermelons instead of investing in a public house approach to violent crime the home office have opted for yet another crude offensive and probably expensive campaign they would do better to invest in our communities not demonize them think it's 30 degrees idea you know because most of the people are using the knife are you young people so little let's talk about why don't those who don't talk about will. to do anything different is a great idea because you need to decode people. to afford to provide special night right i think they could maybe aim you know public money into more important things critics by labeling the campaign for too long gray said saying it no i need a few that fried chicken is the black community's choice of food but that knife of the black community's choice of well put the marketing company behind the campaign

is confident it will bring results and has defended its choice of location saying it's a democratic space where the message will reach a wide range of people it was already kind of like it's kind of a new kind of opportunity really just the 2 screens where you talk to the young one of the 1000016 to 34 year olds who has an effect on one person one person can see this message and you know put down and i think it can have that ripple effects and it can change many people's lives so for us it has an impact to one person is to that reason i took actions against over something my phrase because there was an unfortunate is that an outside one of the 43 but again but it was a stop even if you got the opportunity to raise awareness and spread the message then of course we're going to choose an outlet where you all reach and that kind of those kind of people well as the old song says the clones to the left of me jokers to the right i'm stuck in the middle with you the left the liberal identity politics crowd throw up their hands are. racism the last time i looked at chicken shop all kinds of young people were eating it and on the right you have

people who are similar tennis they are running down our police force by 21000 officers can you believe that since 2008 and then imagining that you can solve the consequent crime problems by writing messages on cardboard these messages on no wolf the cardboard being written on we need more police with more resources and more power to get to grips with what is a mob epidemic london last year over to new york can you believe that somebody has to do something about this much more effective than writing messages on cardboard. i'll still to come this hour washington's making moves to keep controversial surveillance powers in play for next year it's among all stories still ahead after the break.

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back to the u.s. now in the controversial freedom act which is seen only pressure on congress coming from the national intelligence director he's calling for the reauthorization of the n.s.a. surveillance powers which is set to expire at the end of this year let's get more on this now across this for us is it kind of open in new york why is the trump administration so concerned about this act. so right now we've got the white house calling for the national security agency to be renewed in its authority

to basically collect the call and phone records of americans now this is being echoed by dan coats he is the outgoing director of national intelligence and he is urging the renewal of the usa freedom act in his letter urging the renewal and he did acknowledge that the act was used the provision in the act allowing the phone records of americans to be collected that that was utilized and he basically urged congress to give the authority back to the n.s.a. out to renew their authority to engage in this program should they need to engage in it in the future of this is how damn coach put it in his letter as technology changes. and communications habits will continue to evolve and adapt. to these dynamic environments the administration supports reauthorization of this provision as well. now a letter was sent to the house judiciary committee by the u.s.

civil liberties and privacy protection organizations that argued that the program actually represents a threat to americans freedoms they called for meaningful surveillance reforms and said that this puts the civil liberties of the u.s. public in jeopardy this is how they put it. the government implementation of the cool detail records program further demonstrates both the privacy threats posed by the program and the lack of use and it is highly concerning that it's 3 use to detect the fact that the n.s.a. was collecting records even beyond the broad authorize ation provided under the c.d.o. program the n.s.a. should not be permitted to resume this program now the law in question is the usa freedom act passed in 2015 and it has a provision which is very controversial that essentially allows the national security agency to tap the phones of and collect the phone data of suspects as

well as the people that they are then in contact with the contacts of suspects even if those contacts have different phone companies now under the previous program before the freedom act the n.s.a. ended up basically collecting the records of billions and billions of records i mean just billions of records now the freedom act in 2015 drastically scaled back and reduced the amount of records that were being collected for example in 2016 the agency obtained orders to target 42 suspects and as a result collected 151000000 phone records and 2017 the number was 40 suspects who were targeted and 534000000 records were collected now there was an interesting concern raised about the freedom act in june of 28 jane when it was announced that due to technical irag. larry that this had basically caused the n.s.a. to collect far more phone records than it had legal authority to gather so at this

point we've got the white house and we've got dan coats the outgoing director of national intelligence urging congress to reauthorize this controversial law the freedom act with this controversial provision regarding the authority of the n.s.a. to collect data and phone records on american citizens. and i guess once they got the powers they were never going to want to give them up lightly or right for now kind of open in new york thanks for that. the russian defense ministry released a video of its new strategic drone the hunter flying in tandem with fighter jets from the autonomous aerial vehicle is said to weigh 20 tons when fully loaded and is believed to have a range of 5000 kilometers is designed for surveillance operations and avoid detection by write up a few details about the drone performances as you might imagine officially disclosed at this stage. it's been a turbulent week for global markets with analysts and investors warning that

a downturn could be on the horizon adding to those fears europe's economic powerhouse germany posted negative growth in the 2nd quarter of this year and looks to be heading for recession we also have frankfurt based financial analyst at the marcus cruel for his thoughts on the increasingly ominous signs. well we are heading for a global recession i think yes we are very clearly the signs are not very good and the epicenter of the problem though is not the united states it's not asia although there are also problems coming from the trade dispute and other elements but the center of this crisis i think would be europe we have a number of imbalances that have been accrued as a result of what i would call in monetary policies i do think that negative interest rates 0 interest rates and quantitative easing have created a lot of problems that are now looking to rebalance and since we have been doing this for a long time i'm afraid that this one could be quite severe recession that we're

heading into many commentators say the negative data from germany as evidence that the u.s. china trade war is already taking its toll well again about the conflict along what bracks it could mean for the global economy. when you look at the trade dispute between the united states and china. several elements one is i do not think that currently there is a huge impact from that on the world economy and on the business cycle there is a potential long term impact if protections and takes hold and world trade starts to be by all types of new obstacles and those tariffs or non-tariff obstacles it is a good scapegoat for other elements and for other players who basically do not like to see the imbalances that they have been helping are trying themselves. 1st of all i do not think there will be a deal because to reach

a deal the european commission would have to reopen the negotiations and they cannot reopen the negotiations without losing face they have been repeating that they are not going to do that so many times that they cannot do it without with losing face and this is not so much about political choice but about the personal face losing of the of the acting people in the european politicians. a lot of what we have heard about the dangers of a no deal drugs it is just fear mongering actually what what the. minded people in the british politics called project fear i think that is a real thing when you think of years before the world has taken place there was the same kind of fear mongering actually it was assumed that britain would fall into a severe recession immediately if people voted to leave the european union and nothing of the sort happened to the country so i do not see any empirical evidence or fact to evidence that points in the direction that there will be an economic

crisis of any kind being triggered in britain if an audit happens ok that's the news for now next from wrongful convictions to you for giving your child killer personal stories of how the us death penalty effects the condemned. join me every day on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then.

why a paradise with some around turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritant there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power.

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the state of ohio says the new drug used to execute dennis mcguire in january worked properly but is increasing the dosage of the pain killers. future executions his family claims the state used as an experiment the state says mcguire was killed humanely. their official position is that. basically everything was constitutional role. was. medically qualified to be able. to. resume.