i. have. 6 visions in spain deep in as the catalonia crisis intensifies separatist protests into their 2nd week guests debate the issue. are over so you don't want to negotiate. your. become an 8 year old rabbi helping palestinian families in the west bank is brutally beaten by water alleged. israeli settlers. insulted me with clubs and with stones. with clubs on my head so i

tried to defend myself with my head broke my youth and. media in the us come up with the catch phrase to denigrate conventional he's a presidential hopeful. they're welcome in the morning here in moscow you're watching international protests have been raging in catalonia with independence supporters angered by the jailing of separatist leaders a week ago 2 years on from the region's failed independence bit the u.s. she was dividing spain again well on sunday people rallied outside the spanish government's residence in barcelona and bags of rubbish in front of the building and were calling for the release of the 9 jail separatist leaders found guilty of sedition for their involvement. the referendum deemed to be illegal by madrid

meanwhile a national newspaper has been dragged into the catholicity control of the city to you as medina now explains. one country one nation well not when it comes to spain the status once again divided over catalonia and its and dependence it's 2 years since the referendum and it hasn't done much for them that and it seems there is not much clarity over the issue so are you spanish or are you catalonia well it's hard to decide even for the country's leading newspaper that came out on saturday with 2 differ in hand lines well this is a national edition and it says massive march of independence for the freedom of the damned and this one says violent groups spread chaos and the center of barcelona barcelona has become the at the center of the separation movement and is literally on fire alfre day some protesters take the idea of an dependence to the extreme.

but not everyone shares that view even in barcelona. this road to self-determination but whatever you do do it within the law if you want to have a referendum do it according to the rule we've seen a lot of violence and alarm on the streets we can't allow that to scare off the tourists our streets to be destroyed and the protesters do whatever they want to constitution must be respected and must be respected no matter what. yes the

catalonia belongs to everyone is what it is because of the efforts of all of us people like my grandparents my parents and myself so why should they drive me away from cut along when must to stop being spain ish the man who started all this is quietly sitting out the crisis in brussels but protesters in the streets are blaming madrid our politicians have been asking for dialogue since years and they always deny it and the police and they think that with the recession we would change our thoughts that they could be uplifted because during this week every day and every night it is more and more protests on the street. this conflict dates back centuries it goes way back now the stakes are high and we need to show that we are ready for the day we can talk and have a referendum agreed by all let us vote in peace and tranquility and this relationship between spain and catalonia has been broken out old old so no no way

no way out no no way back you know what i mean because i don't believe in spain i don't believe in. anything in spain and i don't want to be part of this pain anymore while the catalan president says violence has never been there past radical groups have spread throughout the city hijacking the protests and what has been the response from petro sons has government the government to spain reiterates that the problem of catalonia is not independence which will not occur because it's not legal nor do the majority of catalans want it but rather coexistence madrid could still trigger article $155.00 of the constitution which would allow him to suspend the ration of government and as soon direct rule but so far prime minister sanchez has fallen short of doing this is facing a general election in november and right now it's not looking good. these protests

and the lack of response might prove fatal to the central government sanchez has been accused of sticking his head in the sand over the crisis sanchez says that with moderation everything will end up going where it has to the community dialogue with those who make us alone. the government cannot remain paralyzed before this tsunami of violence mr sanchez article 155 we are late. it's not unusual for spain though the pact for getting adopted after franco died and his regime fell basically an ally of the new government to not deal with anyone or anything franco related like move on nothing to see here but will this approach work nowadays or is it time to take have out of the sand and finally face the problem because until they do cats in one year could be burning. in a court geneviève their well the newspaper has since said that the consistency in

its headlines is down to the different opening times of their divisions in the country and said the final national version did have the word violent in its headline we discussed a possible solutions to the catalonia crisis with 2 political scientists. the solution is quite easy it's to send them to negotiate a referendum of their mission progressing all the political pressure on us and then the police brutality in the streets that's if when the moment that we reach this thing anything is going to stop having to stop but that's a growing problem that while another protest are thus blackmail so on your decision to buy oil in stew for state government to negotiate. when the government says it's never said do one the government do agree we sort of thing you have pre-approved so you don't want to negotiate you want me to have hit your conditions and well we had to know that they got down on one point decisions are all of. the moment and gave

the i mean the a because they broke the demographic groups and it was group in there with the do stick with regard to justice that's. one there for a fund that's history but i don't think that it's pretty far from the throw of the constitution that there is no right of it does not recognize this the private so that every nation i think we have been asking for that for this right to be recognized that contentious and get along here is to have self-determination referendum on we can be talking if it is like. that of in there and then the 48 percent or $55.00 about the only way that all the way to solve the situation with is with a referendum of some of their mission that we didn't get a warning out we didn't know spain or which ever gone democratic country you got a few rules to follow and you can't you can't you have. you got so many

burckhardt to see margaret so many decision that are supporting you've got talent. you can just think you can go to madrid with them and you can but with them in the minute you can change the constitution but police don't stand they don't be able to fight. just reach because they are going to ruin the lives this conflict needs to be solved democratically the problem is not think i don't have a problem is with a planet or women and or a spring. i'm asked attackers and beaten up and i want a rabbi in the west bank while he was helping palestinian farmers pick olives for other volunteers including foreign nationals were hurt farmers like 80 near an israeli settlement in the rabbi suspects that's where his attack is we're from. we're picking all leaves suddenly we heard shouts in hebrew go away go away we don't mean he'll settle etc people started to run away because

we are not violent of course we are against any violence whatsoever they came with clubs i don't clubs and stones in the old people you know or run away but i'm. 80 years old because it would be difficult for me after all between ran away they returned in to me for 5 people and started to beat me with clubs and with stones i started with with the clubs on my head so i just tried to defend myself with my hand through the broke my hand i mean plaster now. and stones one of the stones. to my head and it was blood being totally the people probably form the settlement called me to how the. jewish school with. the students the norm for the violence and for aggression

in the us this is actually the reason that we are we all there to defend the palestinians from them. israeli police have launched an investigation in the settlement itself is a issued a statement it says that the farmers and the volunteers posed a potential threat by coming too close to the outpost the west bank is home to a large palestinian population but it's also an occupied territory to do with israeli says they're pushing settlements there clashes between palestinian and jewish communities occur frequently in the region mr you who die again says he wants the fighting to stop. politically i think they put this thing in. the right for self-determination as we jews have our own right for said to the nation in israel i think there are 2 states where this thing in israel you should leave each to our to other next to the other in peace the but unfortunately

not happening. but our aim is that organisation is not political our aim is human is human and we do our best to to for this mission. be wiki leaks founder and journalist gina sounds expected to appear in person later on monday at westminster majesty's court in london the full extradition hearing is scheduled for february today's hearing though the sides will present their respective initial arguments for and against the u.s. extradition request meanwhile. a un special rapporteur on top visits with the sangean prison inmate along with 3 medical experts he says a sound has been subjected to some stained psychological torture that has called for u.k. authorities to investigate has been turned that. i asked u.k.

to nest on their current. case file the violation to all of prosecute and punish all of officials. now for 4 months i didn't receive any results. she. responded in a very short. 2 paragraph letter but they rejected all allegations. in treatment for mr sutton that he was free to. quit or at any time and so clearly they did. not investigate because it was requests keeping them it's our duty to the oceans convention against torture of winders all states to conduct. investigations assuming there is a reasonable ground in the united kingdom especially your obligation to investigate

this case passion. well in the u.s.s.r. charged with possession and distribution of classified information if found guilty he could receive up to 175 years in prison the journalist has been in washington's crosshairs for more than a decade that after weekly's published a video showing the u.s. military attacking journalists and civilians in iraq in july 2007 in the scientists come he serving a 15 week sentence in the u.k. for bail evasion back in 2012 hours meltzer again says his right to due process has been systematically violated. clearly showed is how turn but is typical for victims of such a logical torture and because mr st has been isolated it's in a very controlled environment for more than 6 years. we could identify the causes for the symptoms bits i'd agree of certainty we could see is that there was this

humility of stress levels that were added by the various systems the arbitrary just the procedures that sound like torture for someone still trying to sleep but after a couple of years when you are with every state authority you are exposed to treats you with extreme arbitrariness and by this you will become access and you will loose the trust in your imagined and watching out a still to come feel sad the us is really like a thing its troops from syria but they aren't heading home the summit will see where they going just off the press. the world is driven by. one person.

dares thinks. we dare to ask. you know world big partisan movies modifiers and conspiracies 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 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.

welcome back now the u.s. democrat 2020 hopeful has hit back at hillary clinton's insinuations that she's getting help from russia she explained why she thinks these claims being made against her. but if they can falsely portray me as a traitor then they can do it to anyone and in fact that's exactly the message that they want to get across to you that if you stand up against hillary and the party powerbrokers if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite in the war machine they will destroy you and discredit your message. clinton had alleged that a female democratic candidate is being groomed by moscow she added that russia has launched an online campaign to support her bid for the white house her remarks came after russia came up in the latest democratic debate with certain race topics brand it is kremlin talking points as more. what you're about to seen probably

means it's time for someone to go and we get pedia and come up with the page for one new yet already well established concept talking points that really came out of the kremlin from one talking point kremlin talking points of russia talking points kremlin talking points of kremlin's talking points of kremlin talking points is what i was talking about so why waste time on pronouncing the full 3 words if the kremlin talking points are really everywhere couldn't we just say katie p's that would probably save white house candidates a few seconds of their debating time anyway speaking of the democrat debates even saying something like this we have to let russia know look we get it we've tampered with the elections you've tempered with our elections and now it has to stop and if it does not stop we will take this is an act of hostility against the american people will get you katie p.

busted i now retract any vaguely nice thing i have a set a bad yank knowing technology things because he answered the question on putin with moral equivalency and the kremlin tool can point it will take a few seconds of let's say googling to realize that andrew yang is making a valid point american journalists people working for the government have written about how the us pulled political strings abroad in the past but nowadays damn it cram one talking point alert comes the reaction here's something else from another dumb candidate donald trump has the blood of the kurds on his hand but so do many of the politicians in our country from both parties wait for it literally crawling talking point that whatever look apart from told seem pretty much everyone who's capable of doing a bit of research pointed that out all kinds of media ran the story on how different generations of d.c.

politicians turn their back. it's on the kurds so katy p.s.r. haunting americans just about everywhere someone takes a hit at the democratic leadership for not being progressive kremlin talking point someone has a go on john mccain for being too belligerent kremlin talking point fears of a nuclear war another quote one talking point i'll tell you what though wide if you absolutely sane people from way outside the kremlin walls would just call these comments or concerns legit points do you know any more examples for the k t p we keep eating a page anyway at least it's a bit of free publicity for moscow's most famous landmark there are a number of ways that we can refute a particular case that we're talking about in this instance number one is a call something a conspiracy theory conspiracy theory is when somebody says something which is

usually true that you don't like now we have a new version of this when you say this repeatedly kremlin talking points kremlin talking point people will start to believe it then when you say it when it's received yes excellent you must be well read you've said kremlin talking point at least 6 times in that sentence welcome aboard remember the election is a 13 months instead of them worrying about what kind of world they're going to be promising democrats or people who vote for them they're talking about the kremlin and dusting off roofs so full that red baiting nonsense. that the us is withdrawing more troops from parts of northern syria that they are not on their way back home at home. the current game plan is for those forces to reposition in western iraq the ones coming out that's original $1000.00 and then 2 missions one is to defend iraq and 2 is to perform accounts r.c.s.

mission the pentagon has not ruled out the possibility of the troops being sent back to syria at a later date to conduct anti terror operations president donald trump apparently has other ideas because on twitter he did say he was bringing soldiers home but that tweet was then removed a couple of hours later and then read posts with a reference to bringing troops home removed the pledge though he's often made before we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beat now badly now we've won it's time to come back we just took over you know you kept hearing it was 90 percent 92 percent the caliphate in syria now it's 100 percent we just took over we're not get the hell out of isis will become another syria like very soon it's time to bring our soldiers back home that's the way it is. well on thursday washington did negotiate a 5 day ceasefire between turkey and the kurds in syria this is to allow kurdish

forces to pullback turkey wants to establish a so-called safe zone reaching 30 kilometers into syria both sides have accused each other of violating the cease fire incursion into northern syria began early this month right after the u.s. said it was leaving the region middle east analyst alexandria bruno told us that america's exit has nothing to do with strategy. i think trump is trying to find a way to silence his critics so they've created this idea that they can shift the 1000 troops gradually from the base in northern syria to iraq this makes it seem like they're just redeploying the troops to where they're more needed strategically as if there is some kind of plan so i think it's a tactic for political gains at home rather than actual strategic gains in iraq. ok let's have

a quick look at some world news in brief flash starting in lebanon because people are venting their anger over the dire state of the economy the protests began over now scrapped plans to tax whatsapp uses other measures will be voted on later today. meanwhile in brazil thousands of catholics are celebrating that after the canonization of the 1st brazilian born female saint sister is known as the mother of the paul and a tornado ripped through dallas texas on sunday some 100000 people were left without electricity while some homes were destroyed no serious injuries or fatalities were reported. so that's how things are looking so far today more from us in about 35.

this is is a stick to from the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that seems cool sets for their plastic. social projects funding me. on i'm your best bet is the end of a footy team fun no the mountains of waste only grow higher. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected.

so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to do like to be close this is what before 3 of them or 10 people get. interested always in the waters of. the ship. and we don't know what facebook's aims are in fact facebook doesn't know what its aims are because it's going to be the sum total of all the people who are working on these algorithms a whistleblower someone who used to work for facebook came forward last year and said i was one of the news curators at facebook a bunch of us used to sit around every day and we used to remove stories from the news feed that were too conservative and now and then we inject. a story that we

saw it was really cool. the facebook founder mark zuckerberg says he's committed to giving everyone a voice in responding to an allegation that facebook edits conservative views out of its trending topics they can suppress certain types of results based on what they think you should be seeing based on what your followers are presenting now a new report claims that according to a former facebook employee the social media mega company sometimes ignores what is actually trending among its 1000000000 users if the story originated from a conservative news source or if it's a topic causing buzz among conservatives. facebook cosily manipulates or users they do it by the things that they insert into the news feeds they do it by the types of posts they allow their users to see and the fact that they actually decided to do psychological experiments on the users is something that i think

a lot of people need to really fully understand and they were doing it based upon the fact that different things that people posted they want to see how other people would react to a. health watch why your facebook friends posts can have a direct effect on your mood new research shows the more negative post you see the more negative you could become. so if for example let's say somebody wanted to post something that was on the news feed that was a very negative story they wanted to see how their users would react via their likes by their statements for their posts and they would show people who already had a predilection to maybe having some depression or maybe having some other issues in their lives and they can figure that out based upon your like space upon your connections based upon where you're going and so what they want to do is take that information and then use it to basically weaponize this information against their users so that way their users could see different things that may affect their mood

and may affect how they interact with others and that's. i think it is highly unethical it appears that some young people may have been so affected by this that they may have done harm to themselves based upon what they saw on their facebook feed and it was all because it is experiments and the things that we have no standing with facebook we're not citizens of facebook we have no facebook it's not a democracy and this this process is not a way we can design the future we can't rely on this single company to invent our digital future. there's there's what i call the creepy line and the google policy about a lot of these things is to get right up for the great line but not cross it google crosses the creepy line every day not only does google cross the creepy line the location of that line you keep shifting well it's an interesting word creepy right because it's a word that connotes horror he didn't say dangerous he didn't say an ethical

there's all sorts of words that could have fit in not slot he said creepy and a creep is someone who creeps around and follows you and spies on you for unsavory purposes right that's the definition of a creep you know i don't think the typical ethical person says i'm going to push right up to the line of creepy and stop their you know they say more something like how about we don't get near enough to the creepy line so that we're ever. in gauging in even pseudo creepy behavior because creepy is really bad you know it's. a creepy mugger is worse than a mugger the mugger wants your money god only knows what the creepy mugger wants it's more than your money and you give google a lot of information you searching for the most private stuff on google you're searching about you know illnesses and diseases that your family have you're searching about things that might be.