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a man suspected of stopping 2 people to death in the british capital is revealed to have had a previous conviction for terrorist offenses as the suspect in another stabbing incident in the netherlands remains at large. us democratic strategist who previously watch for barack obama are accused of creating fake local news in a bid to sway the 2020 election in crucial swing states. and the biggest shopping day isn't just all going to. look at black friday is less attractive aspects from polls and rules to harming the environment.
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2 pm the saucer and moscow you're watching international welcome to the program. i'm start with a story that's developed overnight police in the u.k. have identified a man suspected of fatally stabbing 2 people and london separately in the netherlands a man who was laid to injured 3 people in a stopping incident in the hague remains at large equals donna has the latest. well the key development that happened overnight is that london police have identified the attacker as the 28 year old man and the key thing to know about that person is that not only had he been known to the police as an islamic extremist he also had a conviction for islamic terrorism in fact he could only released from jail last december and he was still wearing his tracking tag his electronic tag at the time
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of the attack a reminder on friday he jumped on a few people at a very busy london therof and he killed 2 and injured 3 others those who happened to be there at the moment of the attack describe the horror and panic that initially overwhelmed the crowd the mass rushing at people for doing it we each other snatching a lot of. people really by panicking in the bar area of the big flood of people rushing around calling every time there's a lot of. panic. like those kind of counts are just like a wave of something going on. and then suddenly everybody said go down into the basement it was extremely frightening but if you don't know what to do you know you have done something just i don't want to do think twice about just going off in london again and despite eyewitness accounts there are also eyewitness videos out
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there online of the incident of the attack and what they show is the role that ordinary civilians they just random passers by played in apprehending the suspect he's seen being wrestled on the ground by bystanders by people who just happened to be there and could be potential victims of his attack so really just ordinary people managed to wrestle him on the ground one of the man is seen even taking away a knife from him brought before the policeman shot him dead now boris johnson the prime minister of. britain he knowledge the role and he praised those who held the law enforcement by by showing their position by physically intervening and preventing more deaths and preventing more casualties now for boris johnson it's the 1st terrorist incident of this kind as he's been serving his role as a prime minister of great britain for the u.k. in general though it isn't.
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now 3 people were injured in that attack all of them minors but we've just learned that they have already been released from hospital so they're fine now this as i've said it happened on the main shopping street of the hague and mind it was a friday night so it was packed with shoppers on top of that it was a black friday night so it was packed with even more people than usual because. of all the people looking for a good deal now that suspect is still at large now the police the still have not confirmed whether or not it was a terrorist related incident the they've said that they're looking into all possibilities as of now also they've put out an a.p.b. for a man between 40 and 50 years old wearing a gray jogging suit so that situation is still unfolding the suspect is still at
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large. another story for you this hour u.s. democrat strategist who previously worked for barack obama are now being accused of creating fake news in a bid to sway the 2028 presidential election that's after they've launched a media company called korea news room with the aim of countering don't trump dominance online in key swing states who are gathered to delve deeper. it's certainly daring to take the one thing people still trust in this skeptical and cynical world you local news run by your neighbors people you know and trust and to pervert it into a tool of propaganda macchiavelli himself would be proud while the articles he publishes are based on facts nothing alerts readers that career publications aren't actually traditional i'm time newspapers but political instruments designed to get them to vote for democrats the movie titanic was based on facts the movie 300 about
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those spartans was also based on true events the end result was fiction i'm just giving you a heads up for the next time you hear the phrase based on facts it means fiction all of this is brought to you by a woman of questionable more ality. gallon who go to yes we can campaign slogan tattooed on her arm because a bomb a sign that this is the kind of journalism a company acronym puts out warning it's a scream or. cry. what tara is going to do is stalk you on lud of facebook buy up information about your browsing habits the stories you click if you are susceptible to fake news and then she's going to pay to serve
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you carefully tailored pro-democrat stories that have based on fact and after she's done with you she'll target your friends and your family with fake news everybody who clicks on my eggs or shares an article we get that data back to create a look like audience to find other people with similar attributes in the same area so we continually grow our ability. define people one could argue that this is the kind of insane shortsighted and selfish behavior that is destroying trust in journalism in the media but tara isn't going to listen to her journalism is dead she's just making a quick buck kicking the corpse yeah it's for profit a lot of people i respect will see this media company as an affront to turn the mystic integrity because they want in their eyes be balanced what i say to them is balance does not exist anymore unfortunately says 33 year old with yes we can
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tattooed on her arm but it's ok she's a democrat if a democrat sets up a fake news network buys out people's personal information serves them with political dissent from asian that's 5 but only democrats kremlin link bots continue to stoke political divisions in the us the misinformation on social media are so detailed one about the social media interference weaponization of information by the russians and their proxies their bots and their trolls and everybody else we've been paying the price from russia russian buyouts to fake news americans heading to the polls have had to grapple with the question of what is real and what is feet yes they will have to question what is real and what is fake
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democrats literally setting up fake news websites and serving americans with fake news to sway elections i mean the mosques came off last year when democrats were caught creating fake russian bots to set up and smear a republican candidate an explosive allegation by a government whistleblower that the white house in gauged in a cover up by stashing records of the president's phone call. with a foreign leader in a top secret computer that's for a school for desperate measures and these are desperate times for democrats no massaro no hero candidate has come forward to be trouble so they're getting their hands dirty doing everything they accused russia of the question is on election day why would people vote for a side whose hands a new cleaner than trumps. now to
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a hot topic the environment despite pledges to go green or u.k. supermarkets appear to have been misleading their customers a report by environmental group greenpeace claims they've been using ever more plastic having promised to use less. it's shocking to see that despite unprecedented awareness of the pollution crisis the amount of single use plastic used by the u.k.'s biggest supermarkets has actually increased in the past year our survey shows the grocery retailers need to tighten up targets to drive real reductions in single use packaging and items greenpeace's report says 7 out of 10 supermarkets in the u.k. use more plastic packaging this year than in 2018 the amount of plastic has in fact risen to almost $1000000.00 tonnes a year the report also indicates the main ways in which supermarkets can improve their green track records firstly they should increase the shower of recyclable
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packaging currently of the u.k.'s leading players aim to recycle between 30 and 40 percent they should also reduce the share of plastics with the main supermarkets falling significantly short of their own targets in this respect despite that they've made quite a song and dance promoting their green policies. morrisons has announced it is removing black plastic from all of its own brand food and drink packaging to make it more easily recyclable in an attempt to reduce plastic waste items including pastor. wind and washing up liquid will be available at waitrose without any packaging sharyn to watch a lecture and environmental studies q university says supermarkets promise a lot but do very little. to go past to worry about these things
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require is quite big behavior change cost methods so you just flip and try something and that it doesn't work what we've seen what we've seen in some supermarkets trialing trialing different tool to into projects and because there's not an immediate short term make them switching back and think a little bit to move at the moment this or same to be greener and this is his big action been taken with the easy things so plastic bags check out there's been massive shifts none of the big supermarkets are doing things like he did offering paper bags which is a great move but that's an easy fix we now need to move on to the heart of things and i think it's going to take more than just taking a box and say we don't have it and they are in need to really think about this and they need to be more investment in real solutions to really have
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a bigger impact. a dream we can figure shopaholics out millions of shoppers across the walled queued up for hours to get the best deals during to retell fast known as black friday but despite being billed as a bargain extravaganza the event has a secret as caleb maupin in new york explains. after the traditional thanksgiving feast many americans might feel a need to go exercise and burn off that extra weight well another annual tradition that was adopted more recently called black friday might be useful for that the day after thanksgiving has been coronated by retailers as it day for massive discounts and low prices on items that might normally be expensive while supplies last of course and in some shopping districts it's almost like a war zone. the stampede over short for jackets
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people see shopping each other one sales rep whining on the table to speak. was. advertising pumps up energy and anticipation of the big day the black friday sale is now all the fact that let's make black friday. the deal that called out to you from a bunch of authors like most war zones there's usually some collateral damage before the sun goes down 48000000 americans still have debt from black friday 2018 and minor and even more serious injuries are not unheard of mother earth also takes a beating with all the electricity used a mere e-mail sent on black friday at a carbon footprint roughly the size of 4000 flights from london to new york not to
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mention all the other black friday activities anna wintour the editor in chief of vogue that's a magazine that certainly cashes in on the black friday antics urged her readers to slow down and be more into logically conscious a carbon footprint sequel to europe's a go be struck of clothesline through to incinerate seed every 2nd nearly 30000000000 pounds of unsold stock burnt to protect but a breeze brought in. the fashion industry is no stranger to environmental abuses. climate protests have also been scheduled this year to coincide with the annual shopping stampede so which wars will win out climate concerns or consumerism in the past it's always been the market that takes the cake as people are there protesting because they think it's bad for the environment i mean they're going to write it like. you know if. you don't depends how you see it. if for the environment you know the pens were
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a place. canonically the states because well. that's how it is you don't want to buy something you really got to why is nobody in flossy you know blank. that's how i see it you know and if you want to spend the money stranded ahead john officials say the my what price worth is a thing of the pasta even though they tell an integration and less rosy picture see off this quick break. kaiser's financial survival. when customers go buy yourself. well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for markets is not good for the global economy. in the official
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for russia is not. doing. he's not doing for instance he the contrary to his predecessors he did not stop any war so probably it is a little bit. more predictable in these perspectives on the other hand the world is changing it is a true bill in force and. personally mr trump who is making the dangerous place he is just the symptom of the change that's. welcome back germany has declared that it's my current crisis is their new focus
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suggest that integrating the new commas hasn't quite gone to plan all teams eventually sepsis brings us the details. remember this. is a good place you will build the bridge you will not table to the refugees it's really really and appropriate. shocking images highlighting the scale of the migrant crisis while the head of germany's migration and refugee office insists that is all in the past the crisis is over and has been for several years however he also admitted it would take years to integrate migrants while praising the integration courses billions of euros have
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been spent to deal with the crisis and help new arrivals in the hope and such long term investments will pay off but let's have a closer look 1st at the courses which so more praises for its effectiveness and had a questionable effect with increasing numbers failing the basic german language exam and course providers sued for falsifying documents 2nd migrants continue to come to the country that critics say is an unsustainable numbers the minister also says that $145000.00 are estimated to arrive this year only just down from 161002018 the minister also wants migrants to be taken back from their home countries and it was the e.u. to help set up jobs for them they are europe must help african countries to create jobs for people so that they can live in their homelands meanwhile the recent eagle reporter warns integration problems may produce an entire lost generation of young
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migrants the young age of many newly arrived persons and the backgrounds of conflict and persecution. why a smart investments for successful integration this report aims to contribute to reflection on how to achieve this thus making sure that a whole generation will not be lost germany's interior minister warns unless the issue is tackled the migrant crisis will get worse and then the one that peaked 4 years ago we need to do more to help our european partners with controls at the e.u.'s external borders we've left them alone for too long if we don't do this will experience a wave of refugees like in 2015 or perhaps an even larger one germany worries there is no common e.u. approach to migrant policy and that puts the country at risk yet even germany's ministers appear to disagree among themselves with the migration chief insisting the crisis of 2015 cannot happen again with this government the asylum care similar
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to the one in 2015 cannot be repeated we asked people on the streets of berlin on how affective the migrant integration process has been deaths not working so well because when when there are too many people around a day to cannot integrate so good i think they're doing a better job than other countries i know a couple of other countries that i've thought about moving to that don't really care about people who are in them i mean obviously we are in germany experience of the 2nd world war that is tough to build up your country but you know if someone has to do it and so therefore most probably we need to support these guys. to go back to their home country and you know and we have them to develop their if i search out. and find me an american author who often appears as a commentator on news programs is making headlines of his own that's off to he likened to trump supporters to members of the terror group islamic state. the
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behaviors that i'm seeing here and this is anecdotal are very similar to the way that isis members are they are true believers and this is their reality and they will not surrender it you know they're dead enders malcolm nonces a for my intelligence officer for the u.s. navy and to regular commentator on m.s.n. bill c. he's known for his antique trumps dog and has come under criticism for spreading conspiracy theories these people feel that they are the foot soldiers and executors of the disenfranchisement of the white race is feeling and donald trump is giving them subliminal orders in their head there are no different than the mobilized you know self starting radical self radicalized terrorists donald trump had been on the russian intelligence surveillance for a very long time as early as 1977 with his 1st wife ivana and ivana was from the czech republic which at that time was checklists of apia then they brought
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him to moscow for what he wanted which was trump tower but from that moment on an enormous dossier of information was collected on him and more importantly how to exploit him how to revive our editorial director at the reaction time says it's wrong to give people like nonce a platform. it was a stream lete inflammatory and hateful rhetoric is just trying to stir up controversy to this point the left has no shame in the rhetoric that they're willing to use the most inflammatory disgusting slanderous commentary against anyone that you want to they are detachment from reality the trump derangement syndrome so to speak go ahead and say anything about anyone that type or rhetoric is not only disgusting and slanderous and libelous against conservatives and supporters of president trump it's downright un patriotic that's all from me for
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more on these and many will stories have never come up quite yet there because up next it's going on the grounds. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida
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the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to plan this than him and what happens in court be. shocked shocked as far as i feel. we don't know still just from. the end of this trial unfortunately due to the. still not know all children.
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now imagine or time they were going underground as e.u. chief donald tusk and your good younger pack up and leave as their terms expire after a conference of the european parliament in brussels condemns the trumpet ministration over its pursuit of wiki leaks is julian a songe and demands his freedom from a british prism coming up on the show will there be blood on the hands of the united kingdom with the march of major nation media continuing to downplay the warnings of 60 doctors and wiki leaks julian assange a good guy in a u.k. prison we speak to the united nations kneels meltzer who alleges british contempt of international norms of justice and we speak to go along the ecuadorian foreign minister who helped grant asylum just silent is embassy in london well joining me now is the un special rapporteur on torture and other cruel inhuman or degrading
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treatment or punishment niels melts special rapporteur thanks so much for coming on going underground this time in the studio just before we get to julian assange there's a saudi media forum at the riyadh hilton on monday and i understand that you and your fellow special ruppert ters have been talking about the case of jane newell who is apparently detained arbitrarily another area here prison she's been there for a year what is this case about well she's a human rights activist the women's rights activist actually that has been the the taint on spurious claims of national security but in fact she has spoken up for women's rights very vocally and she claims also to have been tortured in detention and obviously no investigations have been undertaken by saudi arabia so we are calling on saudi arabia to conduct these investigations which are international obligations under the convention against torture which saudi arabia has actually
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ratified obviously this idea in government would deny there's been any torture and that indeed she is there for national security reasons rewrite the saudi arabia. and as are on the program let's get now to another case what have you made of 60 doctors claiming julian a songe of wiki leaks may die in a british prison as he awaits extradition to the us ever availing the war crimes of nato nations all that appeal her roof reflects or reaffirms my own assessment as you may know that on 1st of november i had my own press statement calling on the british authorities to release to the sonship because i was seriously concerned for his life well we covered at the time spoke to you why do you think that there hasn't been more interest in your allegations as un special rapporteur. by the media in this country and indeed in the european union there's been lots of interest in the developing world well to be honest with you i think part of it is
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that people simply can't believe that what's we're reporting is true i think believe you in other words yes but i also think that about a year ago i probably wouldn't have believed that this is possible what's going on due to in the case what we see here is a person who's due process rights for 10 years have been violated severely and systematically in all jurisdictions and all legal proceedings against him at every stage of this proceeding and that's something that's very difficult to comprehend that that's possible in democratic states rule of law states is that the u.k. sweden in the us and will ecuador that you can't rely on any authority to protect your rights and this constant threats to be extradited to a country where you face a secret trial based on secret evidence you know judged by the jury.
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