man suspected of stabbing people to death in the british capital has revealed previous conviction for terrorist offenses. u.s. democrat strategists who work for barack obama are accused of creating fake local news in a bid to sway the 2020 lection in crucial swing states. germany declares that the migrant crisis is officially over though new figures suggest integrating new comers to the country hasn't been the greatest of success.

the suspect in the fatal stabbing if 2 people in central london on friday has been identified he served time for previous terror related offenses the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic early release. clear to me that. this guy was i thought he'd served half of his sentence use out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to put in putting terrorist people who have committed of terrorist offenses a serious offenses out on early release i'm quite clear that it's the job of the joint terrorism analysis to sr at levels. credible for a long time is being surveilled which means that psyches highly likely a couple of weeks ago just was taken to reduce that to substantial wish research

takis likely that even the police officer the service already body else the stress because of it or the posture of the the straw those was less so but the police are still doing their job or the resource that is stretched to do what they can to keep us safe 28 year old was monk on how they prior conviction for islamic terrorism and was only released from prison last december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange in 2010 so now widely reported his other targets back then included the u.s. embassy and boris johnson the mayor of london at the time he was still wearing his electronic tag when he carried out the attack in which on top of the 2 fatalities 3 other people were injured. these are eyewitness videos filmed in the area a busy thoroughfare in the city as you can see here some civilians managed to wrestle with the suspect pinning him to the ground while man managed to get a knife off the attacker who was then shot dead by police you know how some witnessed and described the moment of the attack. a mass of rushing of people

falling into each other snatching bottles talking to. people really by panicking in the bar yes there's a big flood of people rushing scrambling calling every week there was a lot of movement going on the panic. those kind of council 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're not just i don't want to think twice gunshots going off and once again. the british prime minister's paid tribute to members of the public who helped to bring down the perpetrator it's the 1st terrorist attack on british soul since boris johnson took office though not in recent u.k. history.

we discussed the incident with former british intelligence officer. and the former head of the u.k.'s national counter-terrorism security office chris phillips. interesting that the threat level was reduced very shortly before this attack happened but we're seeing more and more previously convicted islamist terrorists being released back into u.k. streets the high level of threat would be because there was specific intelligence indicating that some sort of attack was being planned and it would be reduced if

there was no such specific intelligence to substantial as a general threat level in this case because he was acting apparently as a lone wolf there would be no indication that he was planning anything they were being potentially no chatter out there to be intercepted so they would have seen any of the a preemptive intelligence that our spy agencies are actually mandated to try and gather all that they seem to be able to name and is gather intelligence which they can then use after an attack in the manner of cleese forces to gather evidence to try and piece together what happened in the run up to such an attack that is not the work of intelligence agencies that is the work of the police and it's an intelligence failure now it's there it's a real problem for a criminal justice system which is not doing what it should do remote sleep in the public so this man was really i mean the investigation was brilliant it gave the evidence of the he got him convicted in court but for some reason our criminal justice system judges and the way our system works allows people out halfway

through their sentence which means bible 6 years after e committed this apparent he was back on the streets and he was still radicalized so very difficult for the police to to monitor people like this and of course religious want to pick up a knife it's pretty much impossible to stop as well so so the criminal justice system here is at fault. us democrat strategists who previously worked for barack obama are now being accused of creating fake news in a bid to sway next year's presidential election as after they launched a media company called courier news room with the aim of countering donald trump's dominance online in key swing states because the of his more. 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 article she 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 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 mcgowan who go to bomb has 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 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 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 short sighted 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 adrenaline stick integrity because they want in their eyes be balanced what i say to them is balance does not exist anymore unfortunately says a 33 year old with yes we can tattooed on her 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 ation 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 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 any top secret computer desperate tyrants call for desperate measures and these are desperate times for democrats no messiah or 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. despite pledges to go green or u.k. supermarkets appear to have been misleading their customers a report by the environmental group greenpeace claims that 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 in items greenpeace's report says the 7 out of 10 supermarkets in the u.k. use more plastic packaging this year than in $28.00 team the amount of plastic has risen to almost 1000000 tonnes

a year the report also indicates the main ways in which supermarkets can improve their green track records 1st they should increase the share of recyclable packaging currently the u.k.'s leading players aim to recycle for 30 and 40 percent they should also reduce the share of plastics with the main supermarkets falling significantly short of their own targets in that 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 past. why and washing up liquid will be available at waitrose with out any packaging shown george a lecturer in environmental studies you case killed university says the

supermarkets promise a lot but do little to grow plastic free and a lot of these things require is a quite big behavior change cost methods so you should just flip and try something and that it doesn't work what we've seen what we see in a some supermarket trialing trialing different alternative products and because there's not an immediate chop technique then the switching back if not i think a little bit too merrily at the moment this or same to be greener and this is this big action been taken with the easy things so plastic bags at ringback the checkout there's been massive shift none of the big supermarkets are doing things that he did often paperback 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 that it's going to take more than just taking a box and say well we've done our bit and made time to really think about this and

it needs to be more investment in real solutions that really have a bigger impact. millions of shoppers across the world queued up for hours to get the best deals during the retail 1st called black friday but despite being billed as a bargain extravaganza event as a dirty secret there are more pins in new york with more. 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 sherpa jackets

people see shopping each other one sales rep whining on a table to ski bra. was. advertising pumps up energy and anticipation of the big day the black friday sale is now all the thank. you let's make black friday bright sell. the deal that called out to you from a bunch of thousands of others 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 an 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

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 ecologically 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 the breeze brand new. mitch 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 people are there protesting if 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

a place. canonically the states because well. that's how it is you don't want to buy something you only got good why is nobody flossy you know buying to us. that's how i see it you know and if you want to spend the money stranded. so to come german officials say the crisis is a thing of the past even though the data on integration paints a less rosy picture i'll be back with more off to this break.

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germany has declared the migrant crisis has come to an end but new figures suggest integrating the newcomers hasn't quite gone to plan with more his evangelise obsess remember this. who plays cute. bush will not table to the rich 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 here is to integrate migrants while praising the integration courses billions of euros have been spent

to deal with the crisis and help you are rifles 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 in 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 once the e.u. to help set up jobs for them there europe must help african countries to create jobs for people so that they can live in their homelands meanwhile a recent report warns integration problems may produce an entire lost generation of

young migrants the young age of many newly arrived persons and their backgrounds of conflict and persecution requires 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 we control is 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 end 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 can similar

to the one in 2015 cannot be repeated we asked people on the streets of berlin on how effective 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. them i mean obviously we are in germany experience of a 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 infrastructure . and american author who often appears as a commentator on news programs is making headlines of his own day likened donald trump supporters to members of his law make state the behaviors that i'm seeing

here and this is anecdotal or very similar to the way that i system numbers are they are true believers and this is their reality and they will not surrender it you know they're dead enders malcolm is a former intelligence officer for the u.s. navy and they buy get a commentator on imus and b. c he's known for his stance on discovery for criticism for spreading conspiracy theories these people feel that they are the foot soldiers and executors of what 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 so starting radical radicalized terrorists donald trump had been under russian intelligence surveillance for a very long time as early as 977 with his 1st wife ivana and ivana was from the czech republic which at that time was chocolate then they brought 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 who rivera editorial director of the online news site reactionary times believes it's wrong to give people like once 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 of rhetoric is not only disgusting and slanderous and libelous against conservatives and supporters of president probably it's downright un patriotic. ok thanks for staying

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this is broadcast in around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century. and i'm christiane washington we have a special show focusing on the tech sector here's what we have coming up earlier this month we dove deep into controversial parts with extension health care that prompted federal regulators to launch an investigation into the matter we had a power panel way at all what the fans might do and a warning of what this new health type world means for all our future. as the youth of virtual assistant the pan am becoming enter client to our daily lives we asked just how reliable are these robotic we talked about the vulnerabilities the new

systems and the responsibility. tech companies should wash them down it is going to do to speed forward should society tap the brakes just long enough to sort out the developments we spoke with you know on a struggle in the copenhagen denmark about the growth of microchip being human and what those controversial practice could play in the cashless society of a pack show today let's get right to it. earlier this month we told you that google had partnered with extension health care the 2nd largest health care provider in the nation to gather and process data on tens of millions of americans just one day after a u.s. federal regulator in sniff she added an investigation into the deal the office for civil rights in the department of health and human services is going to look into the data collection and whether or not it violates hipaa laws these are federal laws that protect the identity of medical patients and their information now as a reminder except that health care operates 2600 hospitals and hundreds of doctors'

offices which means that about 150 google engineers have access to very specific health information on about 50000000 americans across 21 states prior to this agreement with google which launched in july of 2018 extension had its digital records spread across 40 data centers but let's be very clear about this google is not taking over the medical records google is uploading these tens of millions of individual records to its cloud computing services and then using that information to build advanced artificial intelligence which would then be used to prescribe treatments to doctors and for patients we were joined in the studio by the host of the news with rick sanchez rick sanchez who is also the founder of a managed care company in south florida that that was recently listed as the fastest growing health care company in america by magazine and we're also joined from new york by global regulatory attorney myles edwards we kicked off the conversation by asking mr edwards how this is come.