we go to work. straight home. a truck close through protesters america reaches for another night with more looting arson police protester violence over the death of george. her thoughts on the nation's reaction with r.t. . and also ahead on the program as nationwide protests there are see riots police clashes losing as well dozens of american cities impose curfews to try and stem the violence.

from moscow to the world this is your r.t. international pleasure to have your company my name's union. our top story another night of rioting across the united states where tens of thousands of protesters have been again been venting their anger over the death of an unarmed black man the police it's now a week since george floyd died as a result of a mini uplifts officer kneeling on his neck with cities a blaze roberge downloaded more than 4000 people have been arrested across the country. thanks. let's begin to recap in washington d.c. initially peaceful march to send it into another night of mayhem there multiple fires broke out near the white house earlier on sunday demonstrators marched

through the city's don't tell on but i was 1st ration started to build police use crowd control measures while in new york violence escalated as night fell. i was worried about like 15 minutes ago. there was a person. why is john this guy was a cop in like oh but you know cartman that a couple cops in the uniforms i don't know the difference and i was going to be like how i want to write articles on things and there were times and i just brinkley's. i. these are scenes from minneapolis where floyd died and it's a tanker driver driving a speed through protesters officials don't think anyone was fit to drive it was

then apparently assaulted by protesters i was hospitalized he's been charged with assault the road had been closed to traffic for the march to take place. and held a minute's silence just before the incident. and this just came to playing its horns i thought people like little you were so close to getting hit by the truck and people were jumping in the cab like they finally got to talk to slow down a little bit the kid was just as. you know. good. looking men can tell you. the average might happen if you were just a man namely the man of 7. the officer who knelt on mr floyd's neck was charged with 3rd degree murder and manslaughter on friday protesters 3 other officers who were also up the scene should be prosecuted

to all 4 were fired towards floyd's own spoke with a bite her loss and also say the public correction has been overwhelming. everybody get a chance to see that video and watch it and it doesn't matter why but i probably am but you come from you know a heart you know that was well. know he has no bike to do that to any human being i'm just so you know i'm overwhelmed but the response that we getting that you love him and so forth it's. just trying to take it all in because we really like. my next world justices don't flock for joy for the. city. because the big get america. and this murder 3 that just planned to just trolling her to.

you just toying with the family college look at 1st charlie totally does what he did is. that smart or. that could be anybody sister rhonda. and what she said. mama mama that was my heart because she was young you know look at me just there to see. thank god it's not because. i just look. well along with the anger aimed at law enforcement rioters are also resorting to widespread looting hundreds of businesses are being dumb as owners forced to board up their stores not everyone is managed in time the one minneapolis man whose business fell victim to looters says he doesn't blame the genuine protesters many of whom tried stepping in to stop the thieves.

i they're wired to tell their team to the looters people are not really part of. the protests or the real protests these are really your own business small business owners 70 years want to raise salaries. well at least 40 cities how of impose curfews to try and contain the unrest meaning people are prohibited from being outside after 8 pm 5000 national guard soldiers and airmen were activated in 15 states here in red washington d.c. as well thousands more are on standby you know we spoke to several activists and protesters about the looting. from the days that have been out the only time and the violence erupts or gresham

has shown is when the police have come out and shown force was struck and as i was trying to walk away. from from the protests they began openly shooting rounds of tear gas rubber bullets into the crowd. and it seemed to be like an open target practice my friends i went out and we were peaceful i held my sign the police just looked at us. they had aimed shot rubber bullets at us i must not. tear gas canister you see other cities like kansas city and park on north dakota where the police are standing with their protesters they understand that police brutality is a thing and then you see in minneapolis and it's like what are you doing why are you fighting so hard when the core of it is in your precincts.

just utter rage. this morning i went downtown to where the riots had happened last night and there was maybe 500 or so people actually cleaning up. the mess 3 feet of the chaos. but. recently about 10 minutes ago i just got a notification on my phone the curfew is now in effect again and there are people forming up in downtown seattle again. there was violence by the police a culmination in the streets of jacksonville they resulted in the necessary use of tear gas we saw 1st from tear gas and all types of rubber oppression and arrests and the ones that i witnessed were unjustifiable all of the violence was coming from the state from the police.

i think there's a mixture probably all of that is there enough. that they feel that no one cares. this is the only way to lash out at the system. they come from neighborhoods that it's economically deprived did you know it's like you know you've got to keep. you going to. evil based system is merely on on day so now it's about time you know. we can't you know maybe. i mean rubble. let's just show you the city of atlanta where 2 officers home being fired after using stuff while making a rest you're in the 2nd night of protests body camera video shows officers

tasering him and using extreme force a woman and then forcibly pulling them from their vehicle after they initially refused to leave it 3 other officers involved in the incident have not been reassigned to desk duty and going. on there have been solid zaurus he protests in major cities around the world thousands gathered in london's trafalgar square as well as in the german capital while encountered at riot police faced off with self-proclaimed bounty racism protesters in montreal. i. saw. hundreds smarts in the city on sunday when things turned ugly later on in response to the officers the poet tear against several businesses were damaged and looted as well. the theories are already being floated about whether the unrest is

being stirred by external forces. or digs a little deeper into a lot. cities across the u.s. have erupted in rage shops of the new test cars and buildings towards or in response to the death of george while in police custody and while those protesting are very clear about why they are on the streets justice equality and to police brutality others are convinced that really is the fuel behind this fire if it is why it's approaches if it is russia. if it is other foreign actors who try to exploit the may should be arrested and prosecuted as well while i didn't see that one coming russians might have a hand in all of this apparently an argument the mayor of minneapolis the site of the crime at the crux of the wasted no time in seizing on we are now confronting

white supremacists members of organized crime and to state instigators and possibly even foreign actors to destroy and destabilize our city and our region so to clarify russian white supremacist drug cartels we just any foreigners have all been waiting for a policeman in minnesota to allegedly kill an unarmed african-american man so that finally they can put that devious plan to divide the united states of america into actually seems like a bit of a long game but sure many excuse to detract from the norm here institutional racism and excessive violence of the police force and you know the drill what's the conspiracies out there there's no shortage of media pundits to spin it out based on my experience this is right out of the russian playbook as well but we can't allow the extremists the foreign actors to distract from the real problems we have in this country that are long standing centuries old and need to be addressed

responsibly by new leadership but there appeared to be some who have that from the russia gate to farkle and decide. not to hitch a ride on this particular conspiracy here out that russia might be behind some of the rioting and. the acts of violence and destruction and. i don't know they are both of our sailors russia's fault are the same also the peaceful folks in ca are my community members these are the folks that live here and now we're going to where are you demanding change you know people are dying in our streets black men are being killed by police and that protest is real i think any news that's taking away from the real issue here as your sister action is trying. to take the gas out of our tank to get positive change for the people like these this is my community this is that russia but the conspirators on twitter what better step to cool voice will 2 time that's there as americans think about recent policing it's important to

keep in mind that adversaries like russia will stalk tension and create division among us russia feeds on our kids this is what you won't see on the news black protesters protecting a white officer who was separated from his unit don't let them divide us we can beat racism together only together divided russia wins so the fury cool seeing through america at the moment is being stood to find the kremlin and not by centuries of racial tension in which case maybe seems very maybe segregation maybe n.f.l. pay as needing during the scene of the national anthem also rushes to show you that comes a point when you have to stop pointing fingers and just sees the ugly truth in the maira a note on this story c.n.n. published an apartment response to the criticism saying not everybody and social media is personally sent there by russian president vladimir putin. ok the news continues here or to international in about 90 seconds time because.

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when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. ok let's start in the u.k. where actions under way over vulnerable patients on the elderly are being forced to agree to do not resuscitate orders with stretched health resources aimed at fighting the pandemic it's claimed the crisis is being exploited to rub up the use of d.n.r. know a charity is taking aim at the health secretary who's refusing to intervene and just go through it i do not resuscitate order is a legal process giving consent that a patient does not want emergency c.p.r.

if their heart stops beating but there have been a number of reported cases in which hospital specialists partly try to pressure elderly and vulnerable patients into signing consent without a proper assessment we know a few days ago as well the national health service called the blanket up location of d.n.r. is totally unacceptable insisting that all medical decisions must be based on the personal lives the pruett the spike the demick we spoke to an end of life care a complainer who saves the authorities are too focused on the politics of the expense of urgent health care issues. biggest concern is that they're actually using this as an opportunity. to lay in the bone of all of the people who don't have family there still is. still hearing that they were fined one minutes and then gone the next and this is just what happened why it happened now it's a 100 thousands about the found out it was all throughout the country and all over

the world and matt matthew hancock health secretary we haven't had a response back from him and he also wrote to. head to the. if you say and also as the simon statements and to say that it's about time that we had a proper review and on health and match there's the problem with the what they said they were too busy with they were too busy with their noses and the leadership right now and all this has been pushed into the carpet. here although medics are still working flat out treating the seriously ill of course occurring out further testing now we took the opportunity to ask an emergency doctor in russia for us to document his experience of. move to bookish. but just come to. terms with it. because in the us concept schooling since before surely there will be issues could you know seem to fit if you create your. own

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one online news resource used by tens of millions of people every day is about to lose its human touch microsoft is axing dozens of journalists who curate stories for its website and ups because it's a software can do the job better robots are supplanting workers in other jobs. take the synthetic stuff members giving a new twist to computer serve for. a chinese restaurant in the netherlands gimmicks aside there are some jobs that are not perceived as too dangerous or difficult where it's perhaps better to let the machines do the heavy lifting on the coronavirus pandemic has seen companies having to run properly

automation and stuff stayed home but where is the line between facilitating humankind's progress on exploiting a crisis to take people's jobs to boost the bottom line. let's get into that now with artificial intelligence researcher luke along though cambridge university's social sciences lecturer brendan burchill good to have you both on the program gentlemen look at can we kick off with you the pun to make has certainly fuel for automation to fill in where where socially distancing humans can't quite manage right now is it going to stay that way. well. it is not going to stay exactly as it is now or poor sure we will change something that's a no it is that people are having more time. for example they don't need to commute anymore to the job and they can still be productive. and go commission and.

we should intelligence can actually boost our jobs brendan there's research that saves over 20000000 jobs may be lost to robots by 2030 which isn't in the distant future where is the crunch point where human obsolescence becomes a big question for society. well the way that he's going to play out nobody. gave an extreme example of sacked to take over my machines in almost all cases it's going to be people whose job as lucas says is make more productive or working alongside with the help of these new technologies and i'm all in favor of that that's what's been going on with industrialisation for 2 centuries now and probably we're going to see a real speeding up of that process in the next 20 maybe just 10 years. who the winners and losers are that's the big question and that's where we need

some political control to make sure that it doesn't end up with mass unemployment and all the benefits of that huge productivity increase ending up in the hands of a few very wealthy people look at for all the savings in time cash a perceived boost in productivity if there's one thing clear from this pandemic it's that people miss being their own people want there always be that human touch needed for for some rules which robots just can't replicate. yes yes. robots can actually album and humans but i think our human powered shower you know our trust our. people can be fully replete about communism and coronavirus up to cuba being drafted in to help make your nations defend themselves from coronavirus we speak to india's so-called coronavirus they are herself a communist minister k.k. china job the monster mind of the perilous strategy there.