in order to justify all the money printing the fed has to claim that they're fighting deflation. if the wages go up that would be inflation and therefore they'd have to stop printing money which means i'd have to stop yelling out back and solving the zombie banks. by claiming that they're fighting deflation gives them cover to keep this continuous rolling bail out of the zombie. the u.k. releases its highly anticipated russia reports into moscow's alleged interference in britain's political system it concludes that russian influence in the u.k. is the new. i i. fear in the us city of portland where unmarked federal forces have been sent into.

racism to protest without the consent of local authorities into claims of illegality and about seeing the world be waiting for russia announces its coronavirus jab is ready after successfully passing trials but western media persists raising doubts over developed police in the u.k. want to put a stop to referring to certain acts of terrorism as islamist or jihadist fearing it does create negative perceptions that was limbs and also islamophobia guests to propose. me give these labels to them when the. people aren't doing it specifically because they believe in this extreme islamic. good afternoon 3 pm here in moscow you without international now will start with

breaking news because the case in. halogens and security committee has finally released a highly anticipated report on alleged russian interference in britain's political system government had been sitting on it for a year and a half has had more details now he's writing he's in london for covering the story to get afternoon again just run through then the main conclusion is of the document absolutely this report as you mentioned published by parliament's intelligence and security committee a report into alleged russian involvement or interference in british politics it was based on secret material provided by british spies and as you mentioned published nearly a year and half after it was completed leading to a number of rumors as to why exactly the delay took so long it alleges that russia tried to interfere in the scottish independence referendum of 2014 in the brig's

referendum of 2016 although how successful these alleged attempts were isn't exactly laid out now where the crowd the russian government at the kremlin they've responded to this report the deeming it to be baseless and there were a number of officials at the press conference earlier today outlining what they said were their findings. what we do know about russian influence in the u.k. he's that is the new normal russia promotes dissin from a shoot and attempts to influence overseas whether us through social media can leak or using the state own traditional media has been widely reported u.k. is clearly a target a must quickly self to counter such effort that reference to states own traditional media being the reference to artsy and sputnik for reporting on

a vent that they've deemed to be interfering somehow in the internal political affairs of the united kingdom there have been talks of money being donated to the ruling conservative party by russian individuals although those individuals state that they have no limits to the governments and make those donations out of their own personal capacity there are some in the u.k. who question how politicized this has all become they point to for example the lead up to the last election at the end of last year and what they say was opened its appearance by israel in india against germany for going to then they believe that some inside his chances of winning the election wondering why no inquiries are being launched in that we had heard previously from dominic roberts foreign secretary in to what he said it was reasonable confidence amongst british officials

of russian involvement in interfering in british politics. people leave we know with reasonable confidence that russian actors were involved in trying to interfere with the 29000 election principally through trying to spread amplify on why at any given the taint of the documents relating to the u.k. u.s. pre-training case stations now christmas broadly pro regime media environment here in the u.k. have coats and. to this report they focus on what was the u.k. parliament and you get government failure to act and that will be probably one of the movie themes going forward in particular as people try to understand what parts of the report of be redacted. ok thanks ali there for us in the u.k. . or journalist and broadcaster in the u.k. to new york clarke says he's not convinced by some of the claims made in the report . absolutely siloed lacking in any kind of evidence but it is

quite remarkable in all those people who spent the last 2 years tweeting had released the russian report well is this really what what you were getting so excited about this nothing one of these is a mother a lot of conjecture a lot of anti russian bile a lot of nonsense but what we're lacking is actually hard core evidence which of course conveniently is redacted so that solves that one out we can't possibly tell you what this evidence is it's redacted talk by the secret but just believe us so anybody who actually we just report actually believes the case has been proven i think i could be wrong. the ongoing protests in america president donald trump has announced that he will send federal forces to all violence ravaged cities across the nation that democrat governors suspect their states are being targeted for political reasons while i'm going to do something that i can tell you because when i get a look at new york and chicago and philadelphia detroit and baltimore and all of

these overland as a mess when i can all of this happen or our country all run by liberal democrats. well trump has already sent in a mock traipse to important to quash almost 2 months of anti racism price s. that the order was not approved at the local level and that a fresh clashes in the city with infuriated residents was i was. i was i. was but. i. i have to weeks of protests against police brutality and systematic racism in the us unrest reached a new level on the streets of portland oregon a crackdown by u.s. federal officers deployed by the department of homeland security increased tensions

the feds who arrived in unmarked cars dressed in military style gear with identification brought things to new heights when protesters knocked down sections of a large steel fence around the courthouse this weekend federal agents reacted with flash bangs followed by tear gas according to portland police and they did not engage the protesters some say the local police force has now been sandwiched between the demonstrators on one side and federal law enforcement on the other at the government level the bridge between local and state and the feds has become just as pronounced portland smear has demanded that the federal agency leak he told c.n.n. that their presence here is actually leading to more violence and more vandalism. mayor ted wheeler is being flanked by the state organs gov kate brown asked the federal government to remove its troops nearly a week ago and the state's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the federal government accusing it of unlawfully detaining

protesters meanwhile president obama trump has defended the deployment saying democrat run cities have lost control of the races and demonstrations in addition trump bolstered the power of federal law enforcement officers with new executive orders aimed at protecting monuments adding to the chaos seen from top to bottom protesters are also experiencing a divide while continuing to support the movement some are criticizing the methods right we're going to stop on all the responsible adults are going to come down here take back our streets make you wanted to measure the stage clear right to get this movement back on track. while the protesters and al to stay on the streets the feds say they are not pulling back for anyone making some fear that the growing divides could lead to more trouble not only amongst protesters but also between different levels of law enforcement that was on to america correspondent alex mahela bitch now we put the she's raised there up to debate with the what can silence editor at

steve malzberg from the press problem is when you hear the feds come in and you expect them to come in with the strategy the way you could try to bridge the gap between the protest there isn't a very system that they're fighting against imagine if you know you were there you got to have a dinner which a family and i just walked into the restaurant with a p. going it's that you and i'm making progress but i'm back. and i'm not telling you why you know you're going to be freaked out and you're going to get up there and you'll probably say you know good now they're going to pay what throwing it at me as you should because i'm probably like a crazy person well when you're mixed up with people who are burning and looting and you. you know they're doing it and you stick around there and you know there are federal troops there you're looking for trouble i mean i wouldn't be in a place like that and nobody's been arrested nobody's coming into restaurants these people have been burning and looting and rioting for now 52 straight nights

the president finally said about a week ago a nuff is enough because the local authorities refused to do anything and customs and border patrol agents made up this force to go protect federal buildings and federal landmarks in that city and that's what they're doing and they have every right to do it if they are going to come in and they're going to match people we should identify them you can't just grab people want that people because everybody not burning everybody is not a popular protest and for a lot of of people there's been some wild and crazy stuff cuomo but the kwok of them have been people who you care to snatch because you're pretty fit for this or because you don't really know because it's not right people aren't being snatched off the streets who are peaceful i've heard the police make the announcements we're going to start arresting people if you decide to stay please leave the ones who stay are leaving themselves wide open for arrest and they know it when the night

gets long and the violence starts and the burning starts and the looting starts in the police saying go home if you choose to stay you know darn well you're risking arrest and if you don't you need your head examined. by the corona virus pandemic russia has announced it has successfully completed trials of a kind of 19 vaccine the 1st of its kind but the western media persisting in raising legal and ethical concerns over the job has been can stand explains. mooste reasonable people would see a vaccine for what it is a panacea a solution to this this awful pandemic scourge that has decimated so many lives and livelihoods around the world in just a few months such progress should serve achievement joy and hope but we live in an

unreasonable world so they sued jealousy and resentment top executives at companies as well as believed in tycoons and government officials began getting shots developed by the state run gammill a institute in moscow as early as april all based on anonymous sources of course and recipients of the vaccine some of whom bloomberg claims to have identified well unfortunately there are anonymous to. confirm dozens who have had the shots but none would allow their names to be published so bloomberg well known for bashing russia amid the names of russian oligarchs and kremlin officials who got a vaccine shot before anyone else out of concern for their privacy and well being it sounds incredibly plausible and speaking of plausible what are you learning about the serious questions being raised about how russia has come so far so quickly with its potential vaccine there are

a lot of serious legal and ethical questions about that so what missed a chance does is he doesn't mention a single ethical or legal question that says so many he doesn't know where to start 1st off prominent russians have been hit by the virus countless celebrities politicians they've all gone down with it including the prime minister the president's spokesperson so if we rush or already has a vaccine it clearly doesn't work and if russian government officials and billionaires had already taken the shot in april why would they need to force seoul . and that is what c.n.n. appears to be hinting at to be guinea pigs it makes less and less sense as you go along especially this next part russia desperately needs to develop and wants to develop a vaccine isn't that one reason why the kremlin would try and get ahead by stealing other nation's secrets you may remember recently the brits the us canada they all

claim that russian hackers yes yes they get around has been trying to steal vaccine secrets from the west russia has been trying to do this they claim the same russia that apparently already has a secret vaccine since april the same russia that was already across the finishing line because apparently it cut corners the same russia is trying to steal secrets from countries that are behind it that's that's like trying to copy someone else's arms as an exam you've already passed and anyway russia has already agreed to buy it from the u.k. the very vaccine that it is apparently now trying to steal if russia has been behaving so badly why we helping them out because this is a global pandemic and this is not a case where we protect the u.k. everything else goes away why are we helping russia out in dealing with

a global health crisis a virus that knows neither the nation nor race nor sex no believes that is a question being asked by journalists why are we helping someone else and have softer kate being a who seems to be one of the few reasonable people left in this world unlike the b.b.c. journalist as a matter of fact kate i think you've deserved a secret invitation to get secrets job of a secret vaccine that russia has kept secret. the world needs more people like you. against the of their well that we discussed the story the doctor had them and there are only just at lancaster university he says there would have been no point in hacking any vaccine information as this isn't hidden and boy i think journal procedure for vaccine development are pretty standard most of the vaccine dollars are being developed now they are not on

a hidden technology in the scientific community we do know every technology how it has been developed and how it can be used for different trials so therefore i don't think there is any hidden formation and the technology and the vaccine development it sounds the only thing probably that is not available is what is the outcome of the research or the trials which would ultimately become available therefore i don't really see any particular reason for attacking any information to be honest in the scientific community we do collaborate if anyone need any information they can contact the researcher and they will be happy to provide the information they need it how the vaccine has been constructed for example if someone needed an information from any researcher to simply do email and we get to give the information this is not a issue of a single treats this is a global pandemic and on less everybody is not safe no one is safe. but some people are more primed to cope with 19 and others and they need to take additional precautions but rather than getting down about that one company does you

know a right to see an opportunity to have a little bit of fun and enjoy their lifelong fascination with space travel. it. it. it. it. live. it live it. 50 percent i'm 66 part of the coded risk group and in cornton at home i got really anxious feeling that i had to go out and do things but could not see any infraction rate was really high you get a. lot of what you report on t.v. i saw an interview with a doctor he went for more than 40 days without seeing his family because he was in the code be task force getting created dinosaur costume to visit his family he was very touching so i thought about doing something similar to go out. to

lead. watch out international still to come from this our place in the u.k. concerned about branding terrorists is jihad this fearing it leads to islamophobia and advocating new labels for religiously motivated extremists will have a look at those just after the break. join me every 1st week on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sure business i'll see you there. is your media a reflection of reality. in

the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what is great. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. welcome back now in ukraine a man has taken 20 people hostage on a bus in the center of the city of loot earlier gunshots were reportedly fired and a grenade thrown out of the bus window this failed to detonate police have cordoned

off the area and an armored personnel carrier is also being seen nearby they say that the hijackers refusing to negotiate the release of the hostages and hasn't made any demands the suspect is thought to have published a manifesto on twitter according to day a day against the system he also tweeted to demands that ukraine's top officials publish videos of themselves in which they call themselves terrorists also know that he's written a book titled philosophy of a criminal and bring you more details on the story as we get it to. police in the u.k. want to drop the use of terms like you had this when describing terrorists motivated by islam fearing it could actually stir up negative perceptions of muslims and their fate. i propose a change in culture by moving away from using terms which have a direct link to islam and jihad these do not help community relations and public

confidence. the muslim police organization says the terms in question lead to islamophobia is advocating a number of alternatives including faith claimed terrorism and terrorists abusing religious motivations another proposal is a difference of the asama bin laden's ideology the u.k. has suffered a string of terror attacks in recent years claiming dozens of lives and injuring hundreds.

we put the issue of the debate. when it makes a big difference to people in the community it's them is them. have been hijacked they've hijacked their faith obviously and when we give these labels to them when they get to their auction they're terrorists and so i think it's absolutely right that we have an honest and open and transparent debate with the authorities to look at terminology so that it doesn't tanishaa whole community the military percent of . people wouldn't want to be having any. and the leaks to this time for terrorism however were you know we're just telling ourselves a bunch of lies here it is political correctness gone mad and unfortunately these people aren't doing it specifically people don't reason because they believe in this extreme islamic you point while i look i've been very clear that we've got

a problem when there are people within the muslim community who engage in terrorism it's not about political correctness it's about making sure that we don't buy the message all the agenda of terrorists and this and this is not about divide and rule this is actually much more about reality there's obese people. extreme everyone knows that there are extreme part of society but they are shouting for are invariably before they commit one of these crimes of the jaw pops terrorist who killed the former liberal m.p. joe cox be shouted out britain 1st are we going to ban britain are they going to stop using the term britain no we're not so you know terminology is important and gauge what is important and reporting these responsibly i think is the best way in having an open dialogue and fortunately there are a significant number of people in this country and across the world that are

extreme and yes there are extreme christians and and over the centuries if you look back over the centuries each religion has engaged in terrorism at some time so so this is not something new to change the name to try and pretend that this is not. based is just 10 minutes i was a big zones. after 4 days and 4 nights of tense negotiations in brussels he needed to finally hammered out an agreement on a major caveat recovery package for the bloc they also signed off on a 7 year budget to the chain of over one trillion euros. we. we have to do you. consider your options budgets are of course difficult and the decisions been very difficult to use for all your appearance well this was supposed to be a 2 day summit the deal was eventually done 5 30 in the morning the start of day 5

thought 1.82 trillion euros worth of funding has been agreed upon the vast majority of that is the e.u. 7 year budget but the rest and what became the most difficult to work out how it was going to be handed out was the 750000000000 euros that will make up the e.u.'s coronavirus recovery fund that 750 will be split into 390000000000 in grants which don't have to be paid back and 360000000000 in loans which of course do the summits will be most remembered i think for the rise of the frugal group made up initially of the netherlands. denmark in sweden they would join does this sort of went on by finland as a group of nations they were saying they were particularly happy about taking out their own sovereign debt in order to essentially give free money to all of those

men in the states and usually the plan had to be for 500000000000 in grants 250000000000 in loans they managed to get that changed and this has seen something of a split between those nations that want to well not share the burden as it were of taking out debt against those countries that are suffering the most financially from the corona crisis only jordan the reason the. compromised. but on business we are inflexible probably the most difficult because who sions i've ever been involved. just some quota that was imposed by the group of the most stingy and selfish member states was done by judging the situation exclusively through the prism of their own interest well away from talks again of another north south divide between those need of money following corona and those willing to

share there was also a little bit of division when it came to new rules on just what you have to do to get the money essentially to break it down to its most basic level in order to get e.u. cash it got to abate e.u. rules now the member states like poland and hungary they took this as something of a personal attack as slaves are states that have a tendency not to adhere to e.u. rules hungary in particular and their prime minister viktor orban certainly not happy i don't know what is the person all the reason for the dutch prime minister to be to meet hungary i don't like giving the dutchman the real responsible for for myself e.u. commission president or sort of borderline and council president sharma shell will chalk this one up as a victory a deal needed to be done and the deal got done however what we can certainly say is this saw the rise and the influence that that froogle group will have sebastian coe

it's the the chancellor of austria saying that this was a good deal and praising the rest of his frugal is i don't think we've heard the last of them when it comes to future new negotiations peter all of the reports you're watching i say that's how things are looking so far today here just coming up to half past 3 in the afternoon in moscow we're back again at the top here. we go to work. straight home.

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