syrian army is moving north to face aggression according to damascus media with the administration now saying it's reached an agreement for syrian troops to be deployed along the entire border with turkey. more than a week of violent protest in ecuador with the president refusing to cancel cutbacks on fuel subsidies. and environmental action group extension rebuilding has been running in cities across the world in the u.k. alone more than a 1000 people have been arrested. what this generation seems to be saying is you've messed things up for long enough you're not really listening the only way we can

actually get your attention is actually by civil disobedience rebellion is without question britain's fastest growing religion. thanks for joining us this evening. to ask a state media reporting that the syrian army's been moving to the north of the country as well turkey's carrying out an offensive against the kurds. we're just receiving reports that the kurdish administration and the syrian government have signed an agreement that will see the syrian army deployed along the whole border with turkey nasr in state media is reporting that the syrian army forces are making their way to the north of the country in an effort to stage off what they call an offensive by turkey on syrian territory at the same time we're hearing from lebanon

this television reporting that some of these syrian forces have really interested in northern syrian town of money bish and that they were able to do so because kurdish fighters simply let them pass through their checkpoints lebanese television also reporting that damascus and the kurdish that syrian democratic forces have signed an agreement that will see the syrian forces into another key town called bani within the coming hours and that right now the syrian army soldiers are really just preparing for that now on this sunday there was concern expressed by the u.s. defense secretary mark that the kurds and the syrians had struck a deal to work together at the same time the united states has announced that it's withdrawn some 1000 troops from northern syria out of concern that they could get caught in the crossfire between the kurds the turks and the syrians and all of this coming as the american president donald trump tweets and warning to turkey that he

will impose a powerful sanctions against ankara pov we heard any more information any reaction to those reports of multiple prison break ups by isis militants while hundreds of islamic state fighters have been fleeing from numerous detention camps that were previously controlled by the kurds in northern syria the kurds have been retreating from their positions since ways day when turkey launched what of course an end to terrorist operation now a number of european countries particularly germany and france have expressed concern that this offensive will result in a disastrous humanitarian situation and. they've also said that they are extremely concerned about islamic states fight is escaping on mass now they've already said that it's halted on sales to turkey and iraq questions over whether an offer going to impose sanctions at the same time the president added one has said that all these reports about islamic state faces breaking out of prisons are fabricated and

that they are all aimed at creating fear in the face of the turkish offensive which he continues to justify. i'm joined now on the line by middle east expert and contributor to the monitor web sites alley risk for getting to you what will change if damascus moves onto the border is reported is turkey going to come into direct conflict with syrian army forces. actually i was just. was reading some breaking news just about 10 minutes ago i spoke. was about. saying that the turkish also will engage syrian forces if the syrian forces do go to move in syria now will they actually translate what he wants and why action that remains to be seen also be i think going to be very risky. before you say it's not just the syrian army from what i've read. you will see it also appears

that russia might be deploying more might be involved that you're not sending since you're in sync with it and i don't think that the turks will gavel in entering into a confrontation with russia on the other side so. you know this step it is quite a significant step but i wouldn't necessarily think that we all agree on conventional war really syrian all you know turkish army are just not been on the. president to go that far i think with any turkish statements you know and saying the. confront syrian forces and we'll do this i think that those statements will probably will. come sumption now we're tracking what he has had to do in society in syria when territory is it's possible that it will manage in this terrible reason to seize right now but not go be all in some places like. all other cities in the syrian

army and 2nd to deploy but i think another significant development in working we have to learn that one of our number one is that. we see a poppy ship you know i think that you don't finish what merican highlights at basically it's lost trust in the united states now we see it won't do kurds at gates we won't be ready until. the syrian government and also with russia and start the most will be the it cannot be us the affluence and one foreign policy saying that yes the free syrian army was already in the pot with syria and russia that would mean that it would prevent genocide that was so you know the political developments a holes are very interesting and something else i think this also was a blow to those who wanted to divide syria you know some peoples work it out

federal system i'm going to say dividing syria into different camps loads of possible. the most states are now i think that's been dutch the way the remaining problem would be to deal with the areas which turkey now has part office minister or asian i think that would be the main sticking point. just relating to the situation just explain new alliances being formed they still kind of stems really directly from the united states withdrawing its troops do you think that if this was only about the u.s. donald trump doing what he said he would do any campaign trail pulling out his troops could they have full seen any of what has followed. it's possible they could have foreseen that but you know if you look at one of china's track record ever since he came to power until now i don't i don't believe i could be mistaken when i don't believe that this decision stands for any.

truckies not to take you know sort of decisions on the spot if you look at the phone call which was made between may have had a phone call which in which need basically gave the green light let's look at the current military operation. or what was the heat would be don't want to take care of my sister prisons now the issue of isis prisoners is the something which strong has been talking about a slew of options saying that we were going to take them we don't want to stay and so i think that will go on to basically played a somewhat smaller game by giving trying something and getting something on trial because as i said strong wanted most of the you know he doesn't want america to be in charge of these isis. and number 2 i think he doesn't want to get from the middle east although that you know he did send since to saudi arabia recently but you know from a water he doesn't want to give the middle east i'm going to we have elections

coming up in america in about a year from now and one of his campaign for jews as you mentioned was to do these troops if he is able to make some progress on that front to that who is really there to grades you know is chances of being we have like that especially in the midst of this you know with the mess the campaign which is talk of being in you know it's awkward ph from the big states criticism of him sort of want to believe that this would be one of the way years in which to counter these and maybe help his reelection bid. thanks for joining us here in our been listening to the thoughts of middle east expos and contributed to the alamo it's a website at the risk. could it was in the grip of until 30 protesters point president's line in the right i was military about the food that was imposed on saturday earlier about the use of tanks government buildings

and the t.v. channels all faced with the weakest pantsuits passed since people 1st flooded the streets to oppose government cuts on fuel subsidies on t.v. spanish correspondent nicholas i don't hear ripples from key to. this is what did to me look these are real goods and you know business against people who have. been something hard wooden sticks to drop the explosives point out and getting these people to sleep in constant contact the rest of the it's much harder to use.

right now in an absolute chaos there is thousands and thousands of purchases let's try and get closer to the from the line just that just a few feet away it's the presidential palace it's had been the call good part military and police since these protests to florence again there was 10 minutes ago while i was there in the live shot in our spanish version we don't hit by. a. very bright friday night and that's what we've been seeing all right the protesters are using the local court sales stones bricks just like the. and

police firing back with tear gas with sound bombs it's a situation of extreme tension in the streets. just to give you an idea of. a place suspended any activity in the city center they say it's not safe for doctors and for ambulances instead we've got crews are volunteers that are just taking the dozens and dozens of people to. stop them treating them there it's actually pretty shocking and here fluency measures that were implemented by the government included scrapping the subsidies for diesel. gasoline. and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been degenerates communities today they will move together they've joined together in the same tens of thousands of people who are taking over the streets of quito president lenin moreno is going to see in what is going to hit is

a message. sent to riposte his government his ministers and say the measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4200000000.00. that struggling with that. the people who say that the government is going to save the banks and big business instead of the people and that's why with these people here protesting this is a national strike and. take absolute smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in x. we're told history. when fuel subsidies were cut prices reportedly rose by 120 percent this is a knock on inflation on other products the decision came as part of a deal made by the president with the international monetary fund in march in exchange for end of the loan to the country where you know so far refused to scrap the cuts but on saturday said that it would take a 2nd look at the 4 that marino blamed the unrest on former president rafael the

rare venezuelan leader nicolas maduro correia told r.t. merino has no one to blame but himself. it's a difficult time for my home and this shows to politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames career for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my fault is just crazy that he's not in there is really marino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. in hong kong protesters are continuing to defy a ban on wearing face masks and have said it before me to lady liberty statue on top of the iconic line broke the statue they say represents an injured female protester and then to boost fighting spirit the protests themselves are seen as strong as ever mass activists are vandalized metro stations across the city over

the weekend using metal bars to smash ticket machines so today's right sort of petrol bomb from inside one of those stations cities transport service is on the only victims of the so-called peaceful demonstrations. i. can call this chief executive kerry la merely said it was too early to say whether the ante last year had failed as being it usually takes time for new legislation to get the desired result the violence erupting in hong kong the atmosphere there is even beginning to resemble. black certain horror films to assess theater experience. home has gone from being the economic power of the orient to the face of the fight for democracy but the faces of those trying to rust control from beijing's cross a mosque and the democratic means they're using wouldn't be out of place in

hollywood horror film the pudge. and. the film's premise is that once a year for 12 hours only crimes are allowed mogs a fact also rate you name it you've got a free pass and that because of this small window to release all your rage the country becomes crime free for the other $364.00 days it's a small sacrifice for the wider peace and stability and in scenes eerily similar to the film's opening hong kong apparently had a pudge of its own. to broker the still air vents and you look for.

the merchants the services the suspects but it was a hoax that actually wasn't that far from the reality of the chaotic mania gripping the streets of hong kong. hong kong had a very dark night because of the extreme acts of the rioters the city's now cemetery lies to everyone is worried her even the frayed. shops and looted buildings burned the metro disrupted for the fast time in over 20 years shopping centers food shops and banks closed down fearing wolf islands from the vandals a city which was renowned for its efficiency and. venus is now mired in confusion and to sorta the instability has spooked the markets and seen hong kong's retail sales suffer the biggest drop on record and while the city's 1000000 as a parking must 2 cases for those who can't just rustle up a 1000000 euros to get a foster residency abroad the options are limited can't go anywhere we came from

mainland china and we didn't know the stations were closed so now we can do is a big problem for public transport is for everyone the decision to open or close the station cannot be politically if it's everyone's daily life if you save it situations it's very difficult for you see trees not of people use the phrase and because of. their story we really are afraid of the discourse and. the entire thing anyway so i think that's kind of ridiculous now there are those who will say the film shows scenes of senseless violence while the protestors are engaged in a campaign of peaceful civil disobedience and what of course no image shows the full picture for this undercover police officer who was beaten with petrol bombs by and incensed mob the line is probably a bit more blood with the lenses of the international media zoomed in on the region

there's no shortage of scenes just like this and don't worry if it's a slow day but i'm more than willing to lend a helping hand to spice up the show. as businesses are crushed as fires back on and as people are forced to pick sides claims that it's all in the name of peace and democracy are. wearing. these protests is no longer our pro-democracy protests he's turning to roy holt the protest star malls the engage in violence our young people it is because for the past. decades. the hong kong government

nor to have a strong policy measures to ensure are. down to the young people after they graduated from school all the university they would have a high quality jobs the protests are north well organized they do not have a hierarchy to communicable to or forty's to poor to start running or wrong doing whatever they like leaving the police nor toys bussed to you s.k. little forced to or past than. the whole situation brule necessary to eat up brick dust and external force to come in and it is a scenario that i can anticipate a rich real happened in the short run. environment this makes things a rebellion has been protesting across the world this week was in disruption in major cities look at health after the break.

the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person if there is. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. you know world a big part of. 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 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 we're watching closely watching the hawks. in for mental action group extinction rebellion rallied in cities across the world this week on monday alone stay 2 week process campaign to draw attention to the problem of climate change test and violence in brussels on sunday. t. . to it was. was.

1000 docked of us were arrested in london and the streets that tried to shut down key sports like westminster bridge and city airport runways welled across the globe to from north america to australia where numerous people there would train for booking a major intersection. among extinction rebellions key demands of the government's declaring climate emergency hope the loss of biodiversity and drastically reduce carbon emissions by 2025 but their actions have divided opinion as some of the reaction we've been hearing. extinction rebellion is without question britain's fastest growing pagan religion and the reason i refer to as a pagan religion is just as all the classic hallmarks of a group of religious fundamentalists a belief that their view is the only view that's acceptable a desire to shut down everything that does not talk to their worldview they fundamental belief that they are in charge and everybody else also go to their beck

and call how do you resolve pollution the result polluted by technological advancements the technological advancements the extinction rebellion oppose what this generation seems to be saying is you've messed things up for long enough you're not really listening the only way we can actually get your attention is actually by civil disobedience in the footsteps of mahatma gandhi and martin luther king jr and malcolm x. and rosa parks and people who decided that peaceful nonviolent public protest. displays of public outrage but tamed and controlled because don't forget the extinction rebellion and anybody who is involved in political activism or any kind of change agenda they going to use your actions and activities against you look extinction rebellion of demand effects we have returned to the stone age removal of economic progress a commitment to not grow the economy so essentially the british government for

example has committed to being 0 carbon by 2050 which i think is nominally said suppose you can't or shouldn't trust our word that how to ask him if he had our city contrasts it or not because our numbers in the names become clear every single year if i can see directly into the camera my 11 year old son who was at home with the band hello guys and we had a debate before it came on tonight about does he want to. leave school. take a break for an afternoon or a day to go and protest he was worried about the consequences at age 11 he understands that the climate is suffering and that rapid change is needed we do. need to tackle pollution but i will tell you something you regret you reverse the economic advantages that have lifted a 1000000000 people up and say that you do not make the earth a better place extinction rebellion are lying. quickly now some stories making headlines this sunday a powerful typhoon has told through japan with at least 33 people reported dead well most 200 others injured and the rain strong winds have led to landslides and

power cuts askew oppressions are on the way some 19 people though remain missing. and a new hotel being built in new orleans has collapsed killing 2 people and injuring 20 a number of people thought to still be missing authorities have cordoned off the area as a further collapse is feared. but you brought it so they don't forget you can head to our web site r.t. dot com of on more stories than i'll be back with. more of what we're covering today in half an hour. what politicians do something anything. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury or something i want to be absolutely certain that the to the right to be prosperous what the

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if. both from. so right now we're driving through both neighborhoods and you can see time and distance from each gang. so this is jordan. this is the territory claimed by the great street crips during war time bonnie hunt is no less likely to come in here because this is one way in an art and one way out so once you come in and do a shooting you're trapped in their neighborhood and they can return fire so it's not the safest way to to avenge a shooting so often they'll go on the outskirts of the neighborhood hoping to get

a great street kripke that's a lot of times when innocent people get shot. so in the next couple of days someone from this development most likely will go over towards nickerson like they have the last couple of days and commit a shooting and vice versa so all these neighborhoods now are in play. for him. several months ago. a gentleman with the moniker of menace from 15 hero was caught inside the gang territory of the village voice a couple of the village boys. went outside jumped on menace beat him down stuffed a minister ask you. and. they took the trash here and brought them back behind another house and tortured them they sodomized him they sliced him up with a machete and when they sliced him up they put in the end his chest the village

voice. and then they continued to torture him then they wrapped him up in a rug burned and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they fall menace right around here beat them down put them in the trash can and then they will am. to this location here. where they murder him assault them sodomized him and torture him. they're not concerned with people watching them commit crimes or being prosecuted because of that. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old will even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood his village voice.