to go. down the road to try to get. snow to. 3 people are killed after a saudi air force trainee opens fire to u.s. naval base in florida the authorities are investigating whether it is terror related. north korea has conducted what it calls a very important test as a rocket launch site state media reports and that's as tensions spiked between the country and the u.s. with pyongyang saying it is no longer willing to hold talks on its nuclear program . and that no laughing matter u.k. dimension charity shall be criticizes online retailers for selling a christmas card making fun of people without simons. there are ways you can cross

in order to situate away from people. my. i had done this before he died. and i didn't find it funny ever. live from moscow studio where it's about a minute past 5 in the morning you're watching altie international with me whereas on the lockwood welcome to the program. we start with this a member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others as a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and examining whether it was terror related this shooting it was a saudi military training was at the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene but offices and unconfirmed reports suggest the perpetrator published an anti-american manifesto prior to the attack his own contributor.

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 there you know be 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 well donald trump says he's spoken to the saudi moment about the deadly event and was told the shooter does not represent the true feelings that the saudi people have for the united states. king solomon of saudi arabia just called to express a sincere condolences and give his sympathies to the families and friends of the warriors 'd who were killed and wounded in the attack thinkings said that the saudi people have made me angry by the above that he is 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 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 it 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 president drones close supporters in congress matt gates is calling this terrorism could complicate things a bit for for the president. it's been a tense saturday in the french capital as strikes against plans to overhaul the pension system continue for the 3rd day in a right. 2. there have been massive nationwide demonstrations since thursday affecting schools hospitals and public transport offices used take out dispersal crowds of the most

violent rallies occurring in paris where reports suggest around a 1000000 have been involved in the strike action since it began protests also happening against rising fuel taxes with 10 major motorways blocked by trucks causing huge traffic disruptions here's what people are saying on the streets of paris. it was my closest we see that mccrone a stubborn that he's heading straight for the wall with this completely unfair pension reform which will once again penalize the most vulnerable which will still allow the ultra rich to contribute less we must not let up but you don't get it back do you see the state of the unions in france we said put aside your differences sit around the table and talk defend us that's your job it is the people who are on the streets like in 68 and like in 1789 it is the people who are evolved over. now turning to some other headline news north korea's state media report has come the country has conducted a test at

a rocket launch site which it says quote will have an important effect on changing the strategic position of the d.p. r. k. main all the countries un envoy has signaled the country will not go ahead with washington's plans to make it to nuclearize while saying extended talks with the u.s. and not needed and simply a trick for americans to show the dog trump is pushing in the hard miles. we do not need to have lengthy talks with the us now in denuclearization is already off the negotiating table. we have the most powerful military we've ever had and we are by far the most powerful country in the wote and hopefully we don't have to use it but if we do we will use it well north korea's strongest warning get over its nuclear program comes as the u.s. and south korea kicks out talks on the plane see building with pyongyang tensions have been building with america threatening most sanctions the next year north korea has called on washington to rethink its policy of demanding unilateral

changes donald trump and kim jong un have met 3 times since june 20th same but talks have made it'll progress former u.s. diplomat told us he thinks trumps trances of a breakthrough in north korea a fading. their words come to bide one is dangerous of the other the other one is sad to dangerous because it seems we're getting back to the kind of nuclear brinksmanship that we saw maybe in 2017 sad because i think that president trump really wanted to as he says make a deal that he he thought he could break the deadlock with a personal relationship with chairman kim he was undermined by his own appointee as a resort especially in the hanoi summit which crashed because people like john bolton according to all of the reports insisted that the north must be nuclearized as a 1st step toward anything and of course that that was it was that was designed to be a dead end let's keep in mind of course trump is under impeachment threat here at home he has very little room for maneuver almost anything he does somebody accuses him

of being a traitor he cannot make concessions to north korea no no i think rick reasonable vision where they will not make any concessions the united states basically controls his mouth and his twitter farms and that's about it and he cannot deliver on whatever it is he might have wanted to do based on what he said in 2016 and i think we're looking at a very very dangerous world. a forum a facebook content moderated is taking the company to. alleging that he developed post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his work and he claims that watching hundreds of violent and shocking videos every day without having received proper training has left him psychologically scarred daniel hawkins takes up the story but the aware that there is discussion about graphic content. 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 day 2 was the 1st time for me seeing beastie oh it's you on video and it all as cool as you from the i've had to go on antidepressants because of working on the job at times i was solving 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 our 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 work you're doing and.

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 roll 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 anyway 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 and 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 a giant to court. as christmas approaches there are all kinds of festive goodies packing the shelves adding to it all a cult comic could have created a seasonal called with what they thought was a pinch of humor the cold depicts

a grandfather who has outlined his disease being removed from a family christmas dinner after being accused of committing an obscene act which is linked to his illness it's been heavily criticized in britain where more than half a 1000000 people live with a degenerative neurological condition. the content of this card is misinformed utterly inappropriate and actively damaging to the wider representation of people living with dementia so did the card cross the line or is offense too easily taken these days we talked about this with britain equality law specialist linda bell also get off from online political magazine spiked. we have experienced a slight overreaction i think what we need to understand is that this is a card which is by modern toss and if you know about modern toss the cartoonists they specialize in using crass and distorted expectations of what is expected of a particular situation i'm caricaturing them my father had alzheimer's 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 with outsiders out there who are fans of modern toss and will nonetheless 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 bring. on the basis of what i just heard that justified then the whole of course who rape or this list the number of things that

could be if you were using this logic talk funny. must say that i am lucky the question is where the sight of the human lies now all the subjects that you just listed have been used as 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. how a condition like. alzheimer's what you're dealing with is very very difficult and it's not worthy of a joke. indian police have shot at 4 men accused of the gang rape and murder of

a young vet in the south of the country last month their trustee sparked widespread demonstrations with calls for them to be lynched while rights groups are accusing the police officers who shot the suspects of carrying out extrajudicial killings. what about the fact that to get the girl was on her way to see a doctor when a stranger approaches to tell her story i was punctured because she then called a system now to which i might go switched off. with.

the police the police actions were justified. to killers can be punished dad can we are happy. about that is what i'm. a man who's literally climbed to the very top of his sport broken records along the way he has been speeded nepalese mountain in. about project possible after he became the 1st person in history to reach the peak of the 14 highest mountains around the world in a single season. to be completely honest discourse was it wasn't about me or about name or frame already there wasn't any good or there wasn't any selfishness about this project.

while i was in this person for sis had already 3 world records so that people didn't know about it since i had to save someone's life on everest and that's when i climbed on my leave. and nobody knew about it so i was just so happy we would all that. suppose it was about to stop. and for simpson a human put in. and i don't feel like the climbing community over there got the wide berth it needs and the desire of.

how the perfect team we win as a team and now we're like a family we're brothers just need to have the the team with you can believe from their heart. this guys will be there for me you know because one minute calling me to freak and all you know and if you could have been over there. bird. one of britain's most contentious arts awards the much talked about turn a price is raising eyebrows for a different reason this year it's usually because of the weird and wacky winners it's given to except this year instead of one triumphant artist it's now being

shared among the top 4 finalists artie's online series in case you missed it takes a look. the winner of this year's turner prize goes to. a presentation on a notice no snakes. on a prize awarded to a british visual artist every year previous would have included a skilled load of coppers standing still for an hour some cows cut in half an empty vary with georgie lightbulb the prize absolutely guaranteed 2 things one is that it would infuriate your dad who thinks that i should be pictures of fruit trees or 17th century naked bottoms and true is this someone had to actually win that well if you thought your dad was confused before you sit him down because the art world has fall into this. snowflake or e this here the full finalists are simply a could. in something about to quote commonality

multiplicity and solidarity. look i get it if i spilled some paint on a base of canvas or knocked up some paper mâché i want to treat the other artists into splitting the cash prizes well i believe the plea the judge is fell for it and gave the prize so all of that having looked at the selection of work i have to admit that it is very hard to pick one which is why they have a prize so now each of the winners will be sharing the $50000.00 prize between them and this year the literary booker prize went the same way and they couldn't decide on a winner either so they just gave it to me as you know that everyone winning medium warm and fuzzy feeling if no one wins then everyone says it's for my time and next year well. here it

is and at this rate i've got a 100 percent chance of winning. now i'm going speculation about whether tech giant quo will play a pivotal role in the u.k. is $52.00 plans is back in focus prime minister boris johnson was spotted taking a photo using one of the chinese firm small photos just days after hammering home security concerns surrounding the company britain's close ally the u.s. has already placed harsh trade restrictions on the way washington previously suggested the so-called 5 eyes international intelligence coalition between america the u.k. canada australia new zealand would be at risk if britain gives china a role in its 5 g. infrastructure who has been accused of spying for the chinese government something the company denies shoddy 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 why wait british intelligence post in that building behind me has warned of serious risks to 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 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 all the while wayne and gee. i don't want this country to be unnecessarily hostile to investment from from overseas all 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 a phone.

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 vote 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 with 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 is a huge and important market as well as a supply of. many range of particularly that 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 holway 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 well that's your news update for now will be back here at the top of the hour would around the headlines see them. this is kaiser report coming here from an undisclosed bunker in the middle of

nowhere get ready for the apocalypse and the zombie infestation and ilan musk how to salt tied together. thinking of getting a new phone the ones we've got in our shows no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired coach you don't need a crate with him he will just stir reaching out into the wall when it's pretty much anywhere near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in the in 2 main conditions on puppy phone i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. because you. know it's ok. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being

sold in stores even joined a group businesses are involved like agoa mom center there's been a shocking amount of organized opposition to adverts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have nothing to do with jobs don't buy dog. ok i'm a special case somebody who could benefit is one of the many of the. yeah but does it also the gulf where. you thought the whole doping can russia think was over forget it. park your book or milk oprah go through a couple of. feel some of the muscles of the. russian outlets eligibility for the international competition says a stake this includes events like the tokyo olympics. and the before world cup in qatar if i am

a daddy as last year we'll just not there when you come we are there just as it was 4 years ago moscow anti-doping plavix at the center of the scandal so who tampered with the duping samples database and what does greegor you want you could have to do with it and you choose to just start the ball simeon you know. what's up with the sportsman that he's sure. he'll ship like expose me in the ocean touch a little to the polish it did there's no. need to ask. why redacted night is a comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents. a new un climate report has come out and it says hold on i want to read this correctly we are. about it says world leaders have

utterly failed to curb their nation's greenhouse gas emissions of failing to that could doom us all and last week katie tar on m.f. n.b.c. correctly said that we've known about global warming for years you know climate change was coming for decades as late as the 1980 s. this was a excepted fact not just by democrats but by basically everybody this was presidential candidate george h.w. bush in 1908 some say these problems are too big that it seemed possible for an individual or even a nation is great is ours to solve the problem of global warming or the loss of forests or the deterioration of our oceans my response is simple it can be done and we must do it yes and thank you m s n b c for working solo ard. to never report on it until last summer.

without you and us n.b.c. we americans might have learned something. then where would we be. well luckily m s n b c seems to have changed their tune they're covering climate change they're admitting that we've known about it for decades and that neither republican nor democratic administrations have done donald trump says it's not happening and barack obama had big oil so far up as he ran a tiger mart out of his ears. so i assume that means m.s.n. b.c. will have a gasp for this segment who will take to task both sides of our corrupt ruling elite a guest who is not connected to either of our failed political parties joining me former energy and climate aide to president obama jake. well maybe he's seen the air over his way and understand that this by

a bunch of words obama spit out he also laid more oil pipeline than ever before he and his secretary of state hillary clinton ran all over the world promoting fracking which releases the even more potent gas methane i mean all obama might as well been run around shooting penguins in the face with a. difference he did the policy of quislings of punching endangered species in the . which is difficult for the rhinos because there's a former. liberal helmets. maybe this former obama administration official now understands this catastrophe is related to both parties we've had increasing emissions over the past decade those emissions are expected to continue increasing with business as usual it really suggests that leadership matters president obama brought the countries of the world together.