rooms and the streets. to deal with dogs don't buy dog. at 10 am here in moscow in the headlines 3 people are left dead after a saudi air force trainees opened fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether or not the incident was terror related. vast majority of americans want less political division in the country says a new poll well some democrats are already lining up more in peach trouble for donald trump if he does win 2020 cover him out this week. so the user form a facebook content moderator is taking the company to court lodging with his work calls him psychological damage. and people in the u.k. fail to see the funny side of a christmas card poking fun at herself or. there are ways you can cross jokes in order to situate the humor away from people's vulnerability my father had

alzheimer's before he died. and i find it funny ever. good morning welcome to the program such as the 7th of december here in moscow is kevin they were delighted to choosing us for news of this weekend 1st often and then in the headlines talk with a bill member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida we can report the f.b.i. has taken over the investigation that they believe to be looking into whether or not this incident was tara related unconfirmed reports suggest the perpetrator published an anti american manifesto prior to the attack donald trump says he's spoken to the saudi monarch about what happened. king solomon of saudi arabia just called to express our sincere condolences and give his sympathies to the families

and friends of the warriors 'd who were killed and ordered in the attack thinking that the saudi people are very angered by the above very actions of the shooter and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much the shooter was shot dead at the scene by offices he was a saudi military trainee apparently and was the base to study aviation so as we heard the incident happened at the u.s. naval air station pensacola which is located on the florida coast it's called 16000 military and over 7000 civilian personnel there the facility has many international students who are required to undergo background checks before training with more this morning r.t. america contribute to molly barrows. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims

one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know we time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things better for these victims naval air station pensacola bay security and local law enforcement got the call that there was an active shooter on the base local sheriff's deputies were among the 1st to respond and they're reporting that the shooting happened in a classroom building on the base covering 2 floors it's had a huge impact on the pensacola community this is a military town this base is the heart of this community and many many waves a lot of people either had relatives that were enlisted or they work for the base this has been a very very difficult day for for families for the navy family here there is some real heroism today this is the 2nd shooting at a navy base in 3 days there was one at the joint base pearl harbor heckman on wednesday a sailor opened fire there killed 2 other shipyard workers before killing himself they don't have that motive as well but it's all in their investigation. just for

a policy executive director exposing believes that donald trump will try to downplay the saudi arabia connection to the incident. trump will try to downplay the saudi role in this and that if it were yeah i think it's correct to say that if there was another country that president trump had not does not have such close ties with he would be strongly denouncing this as something he may even you could imagine trump seeking to cut off ties with the country if it was a different foreign national you could very well see him impulsively taking action to dramatically change relations so but the fact that one of his presidential is close supporters in congress matt gates is calling this terrorism could complicate things a bit for for the president. for the 2020 presidential election campaign spluttering to life no one in georgia of americans now say they are tired of the nation being

so divided it's according to a new poll well the 90 percent of respondents said it's important to reduce political division in the country while more than 80 percent said that political gridlock is a big problem with that in mind it seems the democrats are using some questionable tactics in their impeachment efforts ongoing against on from and as caleb maupin reports this saturday morning. time is running out and impeachment tasks are coming to a dead end is time for the democrats to roll out 2020 alexion zz plan b. there is no limit on the number of times the senate can vote to convict or not a president no limit to the number of times the house can vote to impeach or not a president if the senate doesn't vote to convict trump or tries to monkey with his trial he could of course be retried in the new senate should he win reelection so if that doesn't work perhaps they can rely on the tried and trusted tactics of old let's review 26 jan 1st don't take your rival seriously or even acknowledge that

they have a chance i'm very excited that the progress that secretary clinton is making i know she will win and that the actual elections trump is not going to be president of the united states i continue to believe mr trump will not be present to the trump tower celebrations don't focus on summing up your errors or what you could learn or adjusting your message instead focus on intense legal maneuvers to try and impeach the president as well as shifting the blame to moscow rise today mr speaker to close for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america they're talking about a president who fired the f.b.i. director who was investigating the president for his connections to russian involvement in the presidential election and of playing the russia card doesn't work for another card out of the pack ukraine he colluded with the ukrainians we

were just a few miles off today i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry and if that doesn't work just try to do it over and over and over again it's bound to catch on eventually if you can impeach proceedings now against this president i believe congress should take the step. you could reach in a bag and pull so many things out that are impeachable of this president you know why or where he has got to move as quickly as possible now these tactics certainly look like they're failing politics is about different ideas competing ideas here's where i draw the line if you start using non political means to achieve a political goal you've crossed the line of the d.n.c. has pushed the idea that your political views are now part of your fundamental identity instead of seeing the other side as someone that that you disagree with

the opposing political side is seen as an absolute evil and what we're seeing over here is somebody who is they are people who are saying that they want less divisiveness but a lot of times especially professional politics that's just code for if you don't agree with me you don't speak i think it when your entire policy is based of all opposing somebody else. after a very short period of time you start to look like you don't have any ideas of your own you have no vision of your own except for that bad guys bad. form of facebook content moderates is taking the company to colts' alleging that these work caused him to develop post-traumatic stress disorder he claims the psychological damage was caused by have interviewed hundreds of obscene videos each and every day without any proper training he says the new holcomb's takes up the story. let's be honest we've all had one of those days at the office most of us have probably experienced stress but some jobs can make things much worse apparently being a social media moderator could be one of them my 1st day on the job i witnessed

someone being beaten to death with a plank of wood with males in it and repeatedly stabbed they 2 was the 1st time for me seeing beastie ality on video and it all as school as youth from the i've had to go on antidepressants because of working on the job at times i was so over my problems with alcohol to get to sleep because at least i wasn't dreaming when i slipped after having a few drinks on me are diagnosis of p.t.s.d. is something you'd expect after tours of duty in a war zone working in the emergency services perhaps but not from a desk job yet after months working for c.p.l. solutions a 3rd party company providing moderation services for facebook as many as a dozen former employees are suing both companies for what they claim is psychological trauma well before you my generation gets carried away things may not be that bad to so let's not overreact. or a little over. what's going on.

most of our. former employees claim a different picture while the lawsuits are new the problem is not and anyone would think twice before applying for the role off to seeing this job feedback i have seen videos of a baby sitter choking a toddler to death in the giving bloody noses to baby anyone i have to always look at it. you always see death every single day former employees allege a climate of pressure hitting high video targets hundreds per day while maintaining pinpoint accuracy little time to make decisions and action plans for getting them wrong and even less opportunity to get the support and counseling they claim they need facebook disagree the job is tough they say moderators get good training and full support at work this includes 247 on site support with trained practitioners

and on call service and access to private health care from the 1st day of employment we are also employing technical solutions to limit their exposure to graphic material as much as possible of the trouble is facebook are between a rock and a hard place they've been criticized for years from failing to do more to prevent genocide and being too slow to stop streams of mass murder so allowing violent posts and not tackling fake news which lead to violence in recent years facebook's hired tens of thousands more staff to deal with increases in violent content ai and automated systems seem to be a part of the solution but this hasn't come soon enough for those taking it giant to court it is worker abuse they are abusing their workers regularly they can't. nor do i think they can or will regulate. the only player to keep those workers to a minimum in. training to

a minimum and they will. pay as it is now not to a minimum so they are trying to make a profit and they are not really concerned with. the law your community the larger social body right now. many. people who or so can't hear modern. raters but it's not enough to actually regulate this well there's a whole. lot represents is a question of bell weather facebook should remain a privately held company or 'd is it invert a public utility which should be regulated by the government. the killing of 4 men suspected of gang rape and murder of

a woman in southern india in november has been publicly celebrated in the region their alleged atrocities sparked widespread demonstrations with calls for them to be lynched and executed while rights groups are accusing the police though now who shot the suspects of currying out an extrajudicial killing. i think that's a good girl was on her way to see a doctor when a stranger approached to tell her that her scooter strike was punctured because the she then called a system to come to which i switched off. that . i.

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again good morning international my name is kevin now in so 7th of december already chris was well on the way as it approaches there are all kinds of festive goodies pack in those shelves now outings with all our next story one comic company has created this seasonal card with what they thought at the time was a pinch of humor but it's been heavily criticised in britain for mocking people with outside was where there are more than half a 1000000 in the u.k. enough to live with the disease. the content of this card is misinformed utterly inappropriate and actively damaging to the wider representation of people living with dementia so the card now removed from all but one website depicts a grandfather who has the disease being removed from christmas dinner accused of committing an obscene act linking it to his illness online shopping giant amazon

was one of the 1st to stop selling it after serious concerns are put forth by the alzheimers society charity in the u k. we have experienced a slight overreaction i think what we need to understand is that this is a car which is by modern toss and if you know about modern toss the cartoonist's they specialize in using crass and distorted expectations of what is expected of a particular situation i'm caricaturing them my father had families before he died . and i didn't find it funny ever there were amusing things that he was able to share and. if only we if we had a cure for alzheimer's i suspect we might all relax a little but even funny taking it off for sale fails to recognize that people are complicated based there may well be people who are living without simers or a family suffering without simon's out there who are fans of modern toss and will

none the less get the joke and find it funny and i think by taking out the sail by and with the outside society pretending that everyone who has an interaction with outside this thinks the same way i think we're slightly underestimating people's capacity to find humor in even the most black and dark situations do we make jokes about the holocaust should we i mean on the basis of what i just heard justified then the whole of course who rape or this list the number of things that could be using this logic talk funny. play than i and that the question is where the sight of the human lies now all the subjects that you just listed have been used as stock topics for comedy but comedians have to be very careful as to where they situate their humor it would not be funny to make a joke merely the expense of the victims of the holocaust or victims of rape but there are ways you can craft jokes in order to situate the humor away from people's

vulnerability in my case it was my father but when your your your wife will you pull your husband. have a condition like what our time has what you're dealing with is very very difficult and it's not worth the. ongoing speculation about whether tech giant weiwei will play a pivotal role in the u.k.'s 5 g. plans back in focus this week and promised a boris johnson was spotted taking a photo using one of the chinese firm smartphones just days after talking about security concerns surrounding the company but as close ally the u.s. has already placed harsh trade restrictions on well way washington previously suggested too that the so-called 5 eyes international intelligence coalition between america the u.k. canada australia or new zealand would be at risk if london gives china a role in its 5 g. infrastructure well as being constantly accused of links to the chinese government

something it constantly continues to deny should it was dusty reports. while way a massive distributor forcing its way into the west tech industry and shaking up relations between china europe and america when it comes to trade security and surveillance telecom giant vodafone found security flaws in one way british intelligence post in that building behind me has warned of serious risks do you carry operators while we can create a back toward china for years it and the chinese government have been accused of intellectual property theft a number of reasons why they say huawei it is not to be trusted the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is trying to strike a balance when it comes to wall way in its 5 g. network or huawei and 5 g. . i don't want this country to be unnecessarily hostile to investment from from overseas on the other hand we cannot produce all vital national security interest but a day later boris johnson calls a stab when he visited the set of

a british morning television show that's not selfies with the 2 hosts using. the television host said that the phone belonged to boris johnson leading to some to speculate whether the fact the prime minister uses a chinese model represents some sort of security vulnerability however johnson's a it's sad that the phone was borrowed from staffers and casually put into his very own pocket but whatever the truth is while they won't mind the extra free public sphere tool and they and other chinese firms are making quite great strides in western markets as for november this year huawei has become the 3rd most popular phone in the u.k. with almost 10 percent of the market share but the u.k. planning of course to leave the european union all attention will turn to securing as much investment from countries around the world as possible so well as far as jobs is move a big 5 g.

signal trying to obviously as it is a huge and important market as well as a supply of. many range of particular lek tronic goods particularly if briggs it is going to go ahead then certainly britain will be seeking to increase trade with china and the chinese have made it very clear that if that is going to be the case then they cannot exclude hallway so britain in a sense is caught in a bit of a pincer movement here wanting to boost trade with china on the one hand but a little nervous about this particular concern. truckin laces in hong kong this weekend authorities there have given the go ahead to what could be the 1st major rally in the chinese territory since its pro-democracy camps called the landslide victory in last month's local elections police are warned that they will not tolerate any violence from demonstrators saying that if it happens

they will intervene if necessary in an illustration of the dangers officers have to face in recent months to flee and next the city's bomb disposal squad released this video friday. it shows police carrying out controlled explosions on homemade devices seized during the 6 months of rest and rock that territory they say that as little as one gram of this compound known as t. a.t.p. which is used in the crude bombs can cause life changing injuries authorities say they have seen them being used regularly during the protests to. when history rewrites this loose but there's a review of. my watch the officers day after day night after night month after month going are you holding the light. the fire was under threat of being attacked by explosives. i mean hold the line. more self-control on the face

of it right it will boil. last month police claim to have discovered around $4000.00 molotov cocktails in hong kong polytechnic university which had become a focal point of the unrest a further 1000 explosive devices were also found as well as hundreds of other weapons protesters on their part say that police used excessive force and they had to fight back they pledge to keep the upcoming rally peaceful avoiding direct contact with law enforcement the background for a new selves hong kong protests campaign began in response to the proposed extradition law way back and then gradually morphed into this movement calling for election reforms demonstrators have also been demanding an inquiry into allegations of police brutality political commentator and reveal chick chipped in with us on this c believes that despite the violence officers have been exercising restraint he says. police. of like in much the overweight because. protests recovering riots hovey call that

are becoming life threatening some people died or that i don't really believe in one of the police brutality in hong kong i'm talking to you from some ghetto that sheila and i bought 2 hours ago we learned through bolivia so i saw what the deal while ns. homegrown police is actually receiving it is the rioters who are using extreme violence this is all getting played it's basically the us is trying to harm china as much as possible chinese authorities are very cautious because they know that all this is done in order to provoke the ones they have provoked wednesday into fear that there will be enormous backlash from the united states from the european union calling china. what if this political game these protests are basically about to be you know injected to hook go and supported by the west. across so we're talking about this weekend on

a very social media and i'm inside out myself and i flighty h.q. here in moscow this saturday morning and kevin i was saying thank you for watching our channel we are. international. joined me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. this is cancer for coming to you from an undisclosed bunker in the middle of nowhere to get ready for the. clubs in a zombie infestation. must have assault tied together.

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the welcome to a special edition of going underground from the residence of the russian ambassador to london in a week when nato held its conference in london and the head of next week's russian constitution day about to thanks for inviting us into your residence let's just begin with your appointment yeah how is your previous role of being at nato of being in the u.s. see how is that prepared you for taking up him best. ship here in london or i had a chance to work in different organizations or multilateral organizations and some of them as needed to were not very friendly to us i will say so i have come to

london always experience i was serious about of diplomatic baggage and i hope that able to have a good chance to implement it here what a week to be doing this interview and talking to other journalists in this country how have you viewed the nato summit because time and time again british media it's cultural elites it's politicians cool your country the enemy of this country. i think that need to have a lot of in the a share in this work and these semi it will not take you no decisions it's along the lines which has been. assigned years ago during the crisis itself and we do not expect that some new decisions will be taken here a special year with regard to russia but it continues to build up a threat. don't need to and it continues to work against us in

a confrontational move confrontational is dangerous and new in new money being. located to the defense so called defense but in fact it is build up performance will go aboard us does not bring the and this is bad for european security is it going to be difficult to persuade people here in this country that that is the truth when media in this country continues he tells us he too is defensive against your threats russia is that. the problem with the united kingdom is that for recent 3300 years we are in need of revelry to each other i think that it is that a bunch of the fisherman in that sense about the people in this country.