productivity in this plant is due to our technology. over tension and conflict within the ranks of the g 7 the host of the. sort of be able to around it's also a radical new rules enforced on what the tech titan telling employees to engage in political debate out of work. on the family of a british sudanese man who's been languishing in jail without charge for over

$100.00 days condemn the u.k. foreign office is disappointing response. coming from russia's capital city my name's you know male 30 minutes of news and views start with. french president among you will mccrone has opened. tension conflicts heading into the g. 7 summit which is now wrapping up he just held a joint news conference with donald trump in the southwest of france where the leaders played on any part and. 1st of all i would like to thank president trump and all the heads of state and government present here for the extremely productive work and very productive discussions we've had since saturday evening together i want to thank you very much mr president for the incredible job you did

this is a truly successful. there was tremendous unity it was great unity. across the g. 7 summit and those remarks for a surf around space correspondent charlotte. charlotte so the 3 day event in the resort city appear it's pretty much coming to a close what's come from it. well as you saw there present trump and president very chummy in front of the cameras on monday afternoon but there are a long list of disagreements not just between those 2 leaders but also between other leaders of the g. 7 president himself highlighting that this summit. had been tension. and if the there was a lot of nervousness at the outset a lot of expectation a lot of tension and we had a lot of conflicts. well one of the biggest tensions going into this meeting

was what would happen over a role and of course the u.s. under donald trump famously pulled out of the iranian nuclear deal just over a year ago because it all trump said it just wasn't a good enough deal since then president obama is trying to sort of be between between iran and the united states meanwhile the united states is placed sanctions on iran there's been these growing tensions in the persian gulf and the president might call and had an ace up his sleeve at this summit he pulled a rather diplomatic move and flew in the iranian foreign minister to be over it's all discussions about iran. there was no meeting between the u.s. delegation and iran but today at the press conference president machen said he very much hoped that in the next few weeks there would be a meeting between president rouhani of iran and president trump now and he also

then went on to say that no way would it be possible or did he want iran to secure a nuclear weapon. for the country to fall go with its commitments to the nuclear now president trump on the other hand would he be in agreement to meet president rouhani he didn't seem to be that certain that this would be going ahead and the other thing that they talked about was the trade war between the usa and china president much saying that the uncertainty that that was causing was actually bad for the global economy and he wanted to see a trade deal done very very quickly now we know that president trump says he's due to meet with the chinese delegation later this week to discuss trade war he says that they're looking for a deal but he also had said during this summit that is only regretted not tradeable so far is that he hadn't put high enough tariffs on china and then there was the

other thorny issue of russia and whether russia could be reintegrated into the g. 7 making it once again the g. 8 president trump admitted this idea during a do you know he's been supported apparently by the italian prime minister but not the other leaders who are all in disagreement again at the press conference today donald trump spoke about this saying it was better to have russia in the tent and outside and it was necessary because russia was a big power to talk about global issues with them but would russia want to read joined at the g 7 and know that president putin said previously that once you leave something no longer exists. you could be. doesn't exist anymore how can i return to an organization which doesn't exist today it's the g 7 regarding a potential format with 8 member states we never reject any proposals some time ago it was russia's turn to hold a g. 8 meeting but our partners didn't. but they did

seem to be some disagreement over the gaffer taxes has been a source of tension between france and the united states the last few months ever since france said it was going to introduce this tax on digital giants the u.s. had previously accuse france of double taxation which sort of goes against the rules in principle tax francis said it was absolutely necessary because the big companies like google like amazon like facebook and apple were not paying enough tax it seems that there has been an agreement between the 2 countries and france looks like it's now going to grow back and not proceed with that so-called gap attacks and that's probably a good thing because president trump had threatened that he would put huge tariffs on french wine he's also previously says that he doesn't think french wine is very good but as trump as we know likes to. return to his opinion very quickly

and today he's decided that he does like french wine. though i can't confirm that the 1st lady loved your french wine ok. you love your french one so thank you very much that's right. ok so perhaps it's the 1st lady that loves french wine but what we do know is chummy in front of the camera today but still so many disagreements not just between presidents. but also the other leaders of the g 7 nations charles thanks for taking us through all that from the last number of days in the south off from charles in paris. and tensions at the g. 7 it wasn't all doom and gloom here's a few moments of the more affectionate times. let's

move the program on one celebrated as a firm that promoted free thoughts on lively discussion google has issued a new set of community guidelines. work the decision marks the culmination of several years of intense scrutiny over its policies both internal and external and its influence on public discourse. i certainly find the selection deeply offensive and that i think not just in united states but around the world is what's fueling concerns zina phobia hatred and a desire for answers that may or may not be there what we all need right now is google's management has had enough after contending with so much bad p.r. over the last year the bosses have decided to say no more politics on the shop

floor while sharing information and ideas with colleagues helps build community districts in the work day to have a raging debate over policy so the latest news story does not primary responsibility is to do the work we each been hired to do not to spend working time on debates about a number of topics company's new guidelines demand that employees stop insulting demeaning or humiliating their coworkers and others plans or even already in place to hire a team to moderate coworkers internal message boards and while political debates are generally frowned upon at work google's earned quite the reputation. and.

on top of that recent leaks by google employees sparked accusations of widespread political bias in the company from manipulating search algorithms to fit a liberal agenda i see google executives go to congress and say that it's not going to be late it is not political and i'm just so sure that's not true to punishing those who oppose the company's political line one former worker of google even said he was fired for being conservative when i joined google i saw a lot of employees being mistreated interviews. and harassed for sharing conservative views or just for questioning company policies and maybe one of the most powerful companies in the world but it seems when it comes to controlling its own staff management just needs to google it there are always guidelines governing employee behavior of course but this these are unusual guidelines because they are specifically targeting political speech now that i've not really seen

and that it's just tremendous concern because what they're really doing here is when they're trying to suppress political speech by employees they're really trying to suppress political speech by conservative employees leakers the whistleblowers so far have come forward have been conservative employees that's what's google is most concerned about apparently even starting last year google began to restrict access to documents by its own employees so i think if you look internally in the company you'll find that they're probably doing much more extreme sayings to try to get their employees under control then we're aware of i don't think it will work i think it will backfire. if only british sudanese mon who's been held for over 3 months at

a sudanese prison strongly condemned what they call the u.k. government's disappointing lack of action it was imprisoned in may after criticizing on social media the african nations transitional military council but was later cleared by prosecutors of any wrongdoing. or had the chance to speak to one of mr mintz daughters about it is continuing the tension. on the 11th of may 6th year old. british sudanese citizen was arrested and detained in khartoum despite a prosecutor finding him not guilty of any alleged crimes the sudanese authorities refuse to release him i've come to liverpool where one of kamala's daughters lives she tells me her father's story and how anger at the british government for its failure to take action and protecting one of its own citizens were extremely worried obviously it's been 3 months now we're going into the 4th month of his detention despite the fact that he has not been charged with anything and his

release has been ordered. it still hasn't been carried out gaining access to kemal in prison is difficult and unreliable even his own lawyer has not been allowed to visit him but as it has been once and described the conditions they're very isolated from the outside world they don't have access to telephone calls we've tried to send in newspapers he's not allowed access to newspapers. he's not been allowed access to his lawyer which is a basic human right for all detainees kemal moved to the u.k. in 1986 and worked for the n.h.s. as a doctor for 20 years all 4 of his children are british citizens too but the foreign office has been unresponsive to pleas from commands family to step in and secure his freedom the embassy in khartoum haven't actually had direct contact with my father we as a family have been in contact with them updating them on my father's condition

unfortunately they've had very little input so our only contact with the foreign office has been through our m.p. . and they've been very slow to respond their responses have been very disappointing i think it's very shameful it reflects very badly on the british government. whether you're a jewel national or british national if there's injustice happening then you need to take action early on. in his detention kemal went on an 8 day hunger strike hoping to draw attention to his plight but though it sparked protests in his hometown the international community failed to take notice it was a cry for attention and he went on a hunger strike for 8 days but unfortunately fell on deaf ears is obvious this is a human rights violation and i would call upon human international human rights organizations to get involved in my father's case i think there does need to be more attention on this to pressurize the british government into taking action against his unjust attention i'm all the case is not unique

a recent petition to force the foreign office to make its protection of citizens an obligation not a choice reveals that as many as 1000 brits apparently being detained abroad without trial as as un others like her take matters into their own hands one can also the question is do you take government doing all it can to secure the wealth that human rights of all its citizens sask taylor r.t.m. livable just a short update on this the u.k. foreign office has stated it's in contact with the sudanese forward concerning. detention we will of course we keep on top of the situation. so ahead we look at the case of a texas man who was executed on rape murder charges last week the spider insisting going to live very end that he was innocent.

same wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to say proud just being educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. get to the right to be closer this is like the 4th tree in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water using the. first sip.

17 minutes into the program welcome back a moment texas has been executed over the rape and murder of a college student from over 2 decades ago a crime laurie swearing always insists that he did not commit.

let's go through some of the primary aspects of this case prosecutors are adamant swearing engine was responsible for the murder they earlier argued there were quotes months since of evidence demonstrating his guilt including for instance bits of the victim's clothing found in his trailer swearing jane had also asked the fellow inmate to write a letter to his lawyer purporting to be the real killer additionally he had a track record of violence against women but his defense claims there were significant the scrap and sees in the prosecution's chronology and on the basis he could in all to have been responsible they also allege that the clothing in the former elektra trailer may have belonged to someone else entirely i'm not the blood fall into under the victim's fingernails didn't belong to either her or swearing at

the executed man's lawyer told us more about the conflicting evidence. we presented the opinions of no less than 5 medical examiners who reviewed the path ology who reviewed the histology and all converged on a single conclusion which was that the body was left in the woods after mr sware engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr square engines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of pantyhose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that the state needs to take some action

about how scientific evidence is presented and evaluated by the courts. to the other side of the world lower violence broke out between police and protesters in hong kong on sunday as the city state saw its worst on wrist since the start of its pro democracy campaign in june in scenes that were widely circulated in the media one of the rally saw must activists attacking riot officers who responded by emitting pistols out demonstrators now the photos of police threatening protesters were prominently displayed in a number of leading publications and we're going to show you one video of the instant the footage perhaps presenting a less clear picture of which side was in the wrong. i. was. was was.

was. a political analyst and journalist under a vulture coups in hong kong thinks the police are acting with relative restraint. it's a better situation now in hong kong. the. so-called protests those are using are throwing stones at the police they are using call sharp objects elise finds themselves. in isolated little used water cannons fired 2 shots into the police is out to get overly restrained that if you compare it to france and. their water cannons the. poisonous nature used for many weeks now here to the home alone for this actually a good year it's a shooting. into the using water cannons would have 1st started so this is not

really this is not the only thing to do the math. let's stay in the region but move to japan where self-defense forces have conducted only will military drills post in my fuji in the countryside the day exercises involved over 2000 soldiers 80 tanks and armored vehicles and 20 helicopters the drills are being held every year since 1900 people who are based government has been expanding its military capabilities and in 2015 passed legislation allowing japan's military to participate in foreign conflicts. also run the world on precedent the fires raging through the amazon rain forest have triggered protests in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro this summer around 10000 i've been recorded many deliberately as brazil supports farmers tearing areas for cattle grazing facing immense international pressure on financial penalties the bolts to nuoro administration on

sunday deployed $44000.00 troops to tackle the fires. employees and he looked hotel on this. been striking over what they say are abysmal working conditions they're demanding that their rights be upheld and all of the. professionals the hotels mase have previously claimed their work is they can just sleep great causing them stress and interest. and let's move above the clouds in our history may have been made in space but for all the wrong reasons enough strudel has been accused of committing a crime in near earth orbits while on board the international space station.

there's unequivocally no truth to these claims we've been going through a painful personal separation that's now unfortunately in the media. ok i'm sorry but if this was me i would definitely own up to this how cool would it be to be the 1st human intergalactic space criminal. that potentially the 1st crime in space may have been committed by a woman and a lesbian speaks to how far we've come. that would be astronauts john mcclain if this is true will have us her legacy this crime instead of anything else she accomplished.

yet you never know where alleged crime will strike we are crossing to some more great r.t. programs and just take collins here with all your start of the week news updates as they close. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then.

need to quit sounding you know and i'm not. i'm one of them but i think. they will win them all but one is we are buddy has. a lot on. one of them one night he should have been there so. put them down i don't want them or i can't as i may as well and nation under that name of community yeah i am kind of the room you could feel that he had a chicken dance in the night he made a move out of one of the men that you know enough about him before i don't mess with.

you know world of big partisan movies a lot 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 smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back 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. show small seemed wrong all right all roll just. all. i mean did he get to shape out disdaining advocate and gain from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she still looks

for common ground. around them or 14th 2006 i was substituting for a 5th grade class all of sudden it's kids come bursting in a library really agitated one of the boys to the health room and on the way he collapsed the next morning syngenta was denied denied not we were not spraying anything but the teachers had actually gone out and taken pictures when all this chaos was going on the school and students were being and they were spraying right in the feels right adjacent to the school a follow up study was done on that 32 page study the last 4 pages are the chemicals that they have found where i mean i can your middle school we have shown an association between organophosphate exposure as measured by those metabolites in

the mother's urine during pregnancy and shortened just ation abnormal neonatal reflexes decreased mental development in the children at 2 years of age decreased i.q. at age 7 and 10 years of age pervasive developmental disorder which is like or to some symptoms. attention problems in schooling poor executive functioning in pre-adolescent and we have also shown that there are separate collations of people that might be more affected than others i virtue of their genetics. protecting our kids from chemicals is a common sense thing that everybody can get behind leave points to examples in recent years of students getting sick from pesticides used by farmers near schools this is really great and several incidents in 2008 in why man koichi where dozens of students got sick after a pesticide was applied on

a nearby seed corn plot we've seen example after example where we've had to rush children from a public school to an e.r. like the ones i work in across the state for severe area long problems we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that a chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up what happened with why i'm a middle school was particularly egregious the state of hawaii department of agriculture does not do its job with respect to investigating complaints about pesticide drift and for years this is been the case it doesn't monitor the air it doesn't monitor the water it doesn't monitor the soil to make sure that pesticides are not leaving the fields and going into where people live and play and work.