to look for common ground. where the roof still boils people take the streets across the country with flowers and balloons becoming an increasingly regular part of the protest will take you through the country's continuing post election flight. denounces a u.s. brokered peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates that's been branded historic under which israel will fall to bits west bank. she's the 1st ever african-american running mate in the us presidential election history. has passed california as. the black lives matter movement.

live from moscow am here in the russian capital you're watching. hawkins welcome to the program. the interior ministry has pledged to release all detainees from the protests this comes in the wake of sunday's disputed presidential election which has plunged the country into chaos and i wanted to talk to released overnight was the scraw has described what she witnessed. it isn't but you mentioned girls were lying there and boys were in the next cell constantly beaten so badly that the guys just hold it was a terrible hole the blood flows in my veins just for what we heard there were nights it was terrible. but the interior minister presented it as such. but

there was no mistreatment of the testers and the tension. and medics in cities across the country have taken part in protests against the violence and as dr a station was the same to offer a demonstration. of them in the woods while we were sitting in the street everyone driving by was shocked that doctors in white robes were on our knees with a machine gun by our head i mean while people have once again been converging on the city center chorus one reports from the heart of the capital. is just the air that was supposed to be honest it's quite difficult to describe to you what's going on in victory square in minsk on the square there are women with families in house you can also see the women dressed in white with flowers in the hands remaining along independence avenue cars and buses which are passing by honking their horns in support of what they call the solidarity actions the solidarity is against violence and the right place and all the recent developments. there are mainly women many passing cars honking i do not know and i asked this girl this why are

you here because i am here to stand up for fair elections in this country and this action is also against violence isn't it right i guess all these ideas are being championed here i got it thank you. and this is what's going on almost across the entire city center in some places women are arriving spontaneously and others they're moving from one spot to another one you're seeing these 2 girls were frozen hands just passed by this is how the center of minsk is looking like now. because moving extremely slowly literally in 1st gear all the drivers are honking their horns and waving their arms. there are lots of flowers but still something unimaginable is going on in the center of this is the way the people are driving the women are standing along independence and when you will something like that. across the country people have been forming human chains in a show of solidarity with the protesters some of even a box on a charm offensive by giving flowers police actually workers though are taking

a more direct approach with some downing tools and walking out on strike while voicing their mark. meanwhile as we reported earlier in minsk on other devide armed men entered 2 offices of the russian internet giant the company later released a statement saying the group claimed to be members of the criminal and anti corruption state office and were conducting a search and nothing was seized and the reason for the raid was not disclosed. now present because shankar was all but russians have known for 26 years now this is the 1st time though his grip on power appears to be slipping all quarter has the story. in belarus having the title but to go or daddy means you've got the most populist position in the entire post soviet sphere and for the recently reelected

president alexander look at shankar he's held that position for decades. the. russians have to hold on to look even in the most critical situation as a drowning man to capture the straw that you're just too good my racing to be 90 percent tomorrow it will be. like we all know it is not up for you to decide. themselves i envy myself i see i am the last and only dictator in europe. i'm not going to hold this position for a lifetime this soon as the people refuse my services i'll take my bag under my arm

and i'm going. on board the populist train before it was cool before politicians like steve bannon and donald trump probably even knew the meaning of the word one of his most recent populist stunts involved the dismissal of bella russa's agricultural minister after the minister's cows failed to gain lucas shank those approval. why did you bring me here so why now to no security service to put you in handcuffs if the person does not understand that this is auschwitz and you put him in charge of the holding who did not understand you was to. as a man of inspections meetings with bureaucrats and reprimands of government officials when the cameras are watching of course this puts a smile on the faces of ordinary people who struggle daily with bureaucratic red tape it's also the main reason why they call lucas shank obama for many baka is also a strong man who created an enclave of the soviet union within europe it's been a popular stance for years but now look at those image is facing some big problems

. sure look i shan't go claims he won the election it seems like the security forces are on his side and for a while he only faced small pockets of pro western opposition but based on the brutality used by the police to control the situation arrests made of journalists and the death of a protester it seems like the entire country's view of the government is definitely turning sour. that its possible locus shank was recent and to russia statements alyea needed his main base of support those who want closer cooperation with belarus as eastern neighbor we need to address the russian media not to say no instance if you would

see you need to get into the situation with dignity no gilsey good we have no goal to discredit the country clues to us arresting russian journalists didn't help the situation either. for the west he's always been europe's last dictator even look at shankar himself said he knew people would dispute the election results whatever the case the belorussian president will need to father more support if he wants to remain at the head of the table. a president of the scientific research from isis center got a slot for one shook says the 4th day of protests in the country what are common but the overall agenda of people hasn't changed. those tweets said peace poor people are calm but there's a lot of joy in their home but their gender change last drop that broke the camel's back was the mass joining the problem is the state enterprises dozens of

different big commercial entities joining their protest saying that we demand not just a perks from the government we need fair both we need for a elections to look at himself put into position when he did not deliver on any dialogue with any meaningful social group and the way that election commission was deliberate fraud in the election and vote out definitely ignited that kind of protest and anger because nobody believes in butler that we should go to 80 percent of about. honest thought administration has denounced a peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates accusing the last of the trial court which was struck with the help of the united thanks will see israel holding its west bank on accession plans. as a result of this diplomatic breakthrough and at the request of president trump with the support of the united arab emirates he's real will suspend declaring sovereignty of the areas outlined in the prisons vision for peace and it's now an

expanding ties with other countries in the arab and muslim world. deal is the result of length negotiations it's the 1st step to normalizing relations between the countries which also plan to open embassies bilateral agreements are expected to be signed in the coming weeks covering business tourism direct flights as one of security and other issues. but this speech in his speech regarding the deal prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's not giving up on the annexation plans and said he won't pursue them without washington support no wonder the u.s. is ready peace plan for the region outlined back in january an explosion was supposed to begin last month we got reaction to the new deal. is historic this is a culmination of long relations that have grown steadily and very positively between israel and the united arab emirates what we see here is a chance for israel and arab neighbors across the region to build economic prosperity peace and and positivity for the whole region and the palestinians again

are choosing to put themselves outside of that their choosing rather than to say yes and we can work forward for a better future they are choosing to reject that and it's just not a surprise it's very sad i think for the palestinian people the message here is clear israel will continue to build a better future for the region and the palestinians need to understand that history will not wait for them. issued a statement it is a very harsh statement against united arab emirates it's them the betrayal of the police of jerusalem of the palestinian people and the palestinian cause by doing this is this. to get used to it. united arab emirates and saudi arabia claiming that they support the bill. but. they are not doing it in anything to the palestinian leadership was facing

a very difficult plane entering the crisis because israel is going if it's getting good freezing the delivery of the palestinian taxes they're not doing anything practically to support the bill as. it widens hoping his choice of voting right will give his campaign what it needs to see donald trump from the white house seems though not everyone shares that enthusiasm particularly considering harris his past and more can delve deeper. from rival to running mate joe biden is hoping that terrorists will be a powerful weapon in his arsenal as he selected her as vice president as he prepares to go to battle with donald trump for the white house i decided that comma harris is the best person to help me take this fight to donald trump and mike pence and then lead this nation starting in january 2021 i need someone who understands that we are in a battle for the soul of this nation and that safeway going to get through these

crises we need to come together a new night for a better america come and i gets that but unity it seems is not the word on every democrats' lips. let's not forget that for the past few months the united states has been gripped by a wave of protests against police brutality sparked by the killing of george floyd .

hard. so joe biden has selected kamel harris as his vice presidential running mate and with her joy. macon and indian roots she is the 1st woman of color to be selected by a major u.s. political party as a vice presidential candidate this may sound like a smart move generating enthusiasm among the democrats base among african-americans however the holes are suggesting otherwise we protest build more schools less jails put money into education our prisons. there's a fundamental problem with that approach i agree with that conceptually but you

have not addressed the reason i have 3 padlocks on my front door. kamel harris has got a resume full of working with the police locking people up and being unnecessarily gleeful about doing so she even took the move of jailing parents of children who were truant from school as california's attorney general camila harris fought against moves to release nonviolent offenders even after the court ordered her to do so as san francisco's district attorney she secured the conviction of over 1900 people 1st moping marijuana these folks got a life long criminal records and often jail time however she then joked about the fact that she's a pot smoker herself or have you know smoked i have ok again i had to and i have my name and i didn't handle. it with a long time ago. at a time when police are not necessarily the most loved among rank and file democrats

a certain catch phrases spreading across social media. kamel harris has done a lot in recent months to try and clean up her image she's gone to police brutality protests to shake hands and take photos she's a published an autobiography that presents herself and her career as a prosecutor as if she was fighting against racism on behalf of the downtrodden but some people just aren't buying it i watch a poll numbers go bomb bomb bomb down to almost nothing donald trump has indicated that he is not too worried about camila harris as she is not polling very well around the country however many are jubilant about the fact that

a woman of color as finally joined a major presidential ticket in the united states. but many of the people expected to vote for tom lehrer's in november and got pretty big questions here with martin artsy new york. was growing support around the world for a ban on so-called killer robots a report from human rights watch says 30 countries want to global treaty against the technology professor knol sharkey from the campaign to stop killer robots says it must be humans are not machines making decisions on the battlefield we want to see meaningful human control over all weapons systems for every strike and all the words there's always a person who's a kind to bow who's watching that weapon and will decide in the end will be used this weapon to kill this target is this an appropriate target we don't want to weapon and so on driven by

a computer and the computer to make that final decision this targets ok because under the laws of war if you're in dota better target if there's any to it whatsoever don't leave thought autonomous weapons are able to operate in the air water even in space program to identify and engage targets humans though still give the order to attack at present though they can be programmed to make the decision themselves and some countries though see the benefit of having such technology in war zones where u.s. arms control association says the weapons are for opportunities in combat it's cheap work 247 and don't tire on the front line it could reduce crash salty's professor sharkey though says the risk to civilian lives is not being taken into account. you must above all protect civilians regardless of what country they're from whether they belong to your enemy or anything else i knew and so often flaunted but that is standard classic stuff you must always ensure protection of civilians i can see no way that these weapons can comply comply with international

humanitarian law i don't think that they can comply with the laws of war or at least we can't guarantee their compliance i don't think they can appropriately discriminate between military and civilian targets and i don't think they can be proportionate in response to attacks. a huge explosion in beirut last week is not only left much of the city in ruins it also knocked out many of its hospitals and so many people injured in the blast that's only adding to the difficulties in the city now 3 major hospitals are out of action leaving the ones still functioning completely overwhelmed international help there has been flooding in as it was not off has been following. we're about 7 kilometers outside of the roots in the mountains here is one of lebanese main hospitals and we have come to witness the work of a top surgical team of russia they have come here to help lebanon deal with the

traumatic fallout from the blast in the port. so russian surgeons with the help of the lebanese colleagues have just finished administering and his teacher here and have begun the surgery i'm being told this woman has a lot of bones in her face broken and they are not in the right places this is the primary thing that doctors here are dealing with right now also she has a severe head trauma. is leading the medical team overseeing the surgery they have decades of experience

between them specializing in treating the injured from natural disasters and was syria palestine indonesia new media just some of the places where they've been saving lives here in lebanon and the groups worked alongside local doctors in more than 200 cases but some of the most difficult procedures like the one we saw earlier they have been taking on themselves or the open centerboard is the most difficult surgeries that our team carried out here with the severe cranial traumas and face skull fractures one patient had there all with bones completely fractured but the surgery was successful everything was reconstructed and the patient is feeling better. their work here has been made possible thanks to russia's official aid agency russell trood and just up by larry says that being deployed to trouble spots can sometimes take up to a couple of weeks this time it only took around 24 hours a remarkable difference and a swiftness that's likely saved lives. during surgery russian medical aid also

arrived at the hospital we received this donation from the russian humanitarian mission we thank them a lot for this generosity and we want to say russian cultural center because at that moment about the because you know nowadays. we have a crisis explosion that that happened and we need every every help we can get from anyone many injuries like this require complex delicate and lengthy procedures during a break away from the operating table the surgeon tells me everything's going well broken bones are reset stitches are applied the start of a healing process for a girl who's seen more than enough trauma in her young life it was done from lebanon r t. gaza a young palestinian man's death from a survival illness south shore lived on treating patients across the border in

israel but a dear old shafi had been waiting a month for russian to visit the hospital the request was denied that all father told us about his son's last few weeks. condition was discovered in mid january we noticed his face was turning yellow we hospitalized and after a few days of tests they found out that he had a plastic anemia after 3 and a half months he got a referral to go to the hospital until his from there at that time his condition was deteriorating and he needed a blood transfusion every couple of days on sunday at 10 am we were told that the application for the patient and his escort had been rejected by the israeli authorities for security reasons finding an escort wasn't easy because the corona virus was spreading across israel finally my cousin agreed and she was accepted but the time was after 9 pm and the border was closed on sunday

a week after the initial application was scheduled we were arranging ambulances both in gaza and in israel we were still doing that until july died at around 1 pm his heart just suddenly stopped any patient can have setbacks at any moment so these delays played a key role in his death was allowed graduated from university with the thinks that he's had plans to become a teacher at the un is ready for agency for palestinian refugees is ready officials there insists his death was not down to their actions. giles 1st request was approved for july the 16th but this permit was not utilized for reasons unrelated to the israeli side on july the 16th any request was received to coordinate the patients exit for an ambulance after his health deteriorated due to suspension of coordination by the civilian committee the organization made the request was asked to provide the missing details on july the 19th the missing details were received and his exit for treatment was approved immediately. physicians for human rights

says access to his radio from gaza has been limited after security coordination was halted back in june since then only urgent cases are being processed in june and july out of 195 urgent patients only half were approved by israel else fabiani says they were left feeling helpless. it was hard not to feel helpless condition was worsening and we couldn't do anything about it we could only give him pain killers he was always happy to see me and we used to stay up late in the hospital and have fun and laugh he used to ask me to take him to the beach for a few minutes to cheer him up was a very social person loved by everyone he wanted to build a house and get married and wanted me to get married to him to become his neighbor so he wanted to become a teacher in the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees even managed to finish his college education but it wasn't god's will for.

sick people who get rejected pose no threat to israel but these measures are taken to torture people this is one of the ways of the siege in gaza these past days since his death were the hardest days of my life i never had a situation this hard in my life i was a helpless father unable to help my dying son even though we had all the papers to do it even when in a very bad condition joel was still talking about getting married and having a happy life in any other country this would have been a simple transplant. facebook is being accused of illegally harvesting the facial recognition data of users of its social media platform instagram a class action against the tech giant could cost the company up to half a trillion dollars. once facebook captures instagram users protected by metrics it uses them to both areas facial recognition abilities across all of its products including the facebook application and shares this information among various

entities facebook does all of this without providing any of their acquired notices or disclosures required by illinois law. well it's claimed facebook violated the privacy rights of $100000000.00 of its users under the current law companies can be fined up to $5000.00 for each individual reckless or intentional violation and therefore means the total fine it could potentially reach $500000000000.00 just last month in fact facebook offered to cash out $650000000.00 to settle a similar case where the company was accused of illegally collecting biometric data through a phone talking to all of the maintains its face recognition systems are not used on instagram this it is baseless instagram doesn't use face recognition technology if we introduce face recognition technology to your instagram experience we will let you know 1st and you will have control over whether we use this technology for you privacy activist and technology expert you believe this quote the controversial

nature of the lawsuit there are potentially high risks of facebook really is collecting users biometric data. this is to a large extent a claim that is being brought on a speculative basis because we don't know whether instagram used facial recognition software for show or we don't know the extent to which it used to now many users to a large extent the you know being used here is the one in illinois which is the strictest biometrics of security or privacy law anywhere in the world and has been brought on balls of us uses which are significant book portion of the. facebook is telling all recognition software without any form of consent then this is of real abuse and i could be the only damaging because it would then loses the day until all files to protect it as it has started another instance it's then all of the

people it's collective pleasure information from could be vulnerable to identity theft to the rest of the lips. boom bust coming up next the team and i are back at 5 am most of the time of the latest where we'll use updates join us again but. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic developments only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk.

as the us economy was booming doing numbers of people when they need us. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody. he believes america still is the leader of up to the reality of the not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage many people know. that's been a problem with the city knows to try to stay away i don't want isn't. the answer because yes that requires the. vulnerable or abandoned on the streets to become invisible comes. to.