headline news president putin says he's put a special force on standby to be sent to plan a route if the security situation there breaks down although he expressed hope that things would be settled peacefully. russian prosecutor general's office says it found no evidence so far of an intentional criminal act against alexina valmy prominent opposition figure remains in a coburn a german hospital and it claims that he was poisoned and. from peaceful marches to looting and shooting protests in the u.s. city of continued forcing frightened store owners to shop the store.

closing we're staying. until. well why do you fly from moscow this is artsy international good to have you with us i'm calling bray with the big stories that we're across this hour 1st for you vladimir putin has outlined where russia stands over the unfolding situation in belarus to remind you it's nearly 3 weeks since the longstanding president claimed another election victory over the opposition says it was rigged and there have been large protests have a sense of reports next from minsk. lattimer said that russia it is important for all sides of the story here to be put out there both the story of those who are supporting the incumbent government and those who are opposed to it you see belarus and russia are really close to each other. not just geographically

just the 1st layer they're important and close to each other culturally story clear linguistically just you name it in many many aspects so according to the russian president for moscow it is important it does matter as to what happens here in minsk here in belarus but at the same time lattimer putin has said that ultimately the fate of this nation should be in the hands of its people that the russian citizens should decide which way their country goes where it fares he didn't shed some light though as to under which circumstances russia might and is likely to get involved in the events here including russia's security forces and riot police. alexander lukashenko asked me to form a law enforcement reserve force and i did but we also agreed that it won't be called into action unless the situation gets out of control and unless extremist elements i'd like to emphasize the reserve force won't be used unless extremist

elements hiding between political slogans cross certain boundaries and get down to street ells assaults setting vehicles houses banks on fire trying to take over administrative buildings and so on at the same time lattimer putin has also said that right now he doesn't see a needed to get involved for these reserve forces to be shipped to better us and he expressed hope that things say as they are that things don't come to it but this is a very clear message to any members of the better russian opposition who might get any idea as they have been warned so to speak at the same time lattimer putin called the by the russian government to dialogue he said that with this many people protesting in the streets the government has to react the government has to listen we're operating on the assumption the school parties involved will be sensible enough to calmly find a solution without resorting to extremes. of course the people have taken to the

streets you have to take that into account and react to it and by the way the belarusian president says he's open to constitutional reform a new constitution new general and presidential elections based on that new constitution but you shouldn't violate the existing constitution the supreme court has ruled that the creation of certain bodies not in visits by the current constitution which are trying to hijack power is absolutely unacceptable and you called help but agree with that. talking about foreign meddling vitamin putin has said that he believes that russia is more neutral is more impartial compared to the european union and the united states for instance the e.u. had previously allocated 53000000 euros to help the better russian people as they put it the e.u. has also recently announced that when deciding as to how to spend this money they will be coordinating things with the opposition called the dacian council a body that doesn't have any official status here in belarus also according to the

russian president things are starting to calm down they're becoming less rocky finally say so because at least there's no violence in the streets the protests are peaceful and it seems both russia and belarus would like to keep things this way. the russian prosecutor general's office has asked the german authorities to share their findings over the reported poisoning of alexina valmy and also said that so far it found no evidence of any criminal act against the russian opposition figure . has more on today's development. russia's prosecutor general's office have issued a statement saying that so far they have not found any criminal wrongdoing in the case alec say let's have a listen to the details of that statement despite a preliminary investigation that was initiated years august the 20th no evidence of an intentional criminal act against nouvelle knee has been established and new evidence that would allow us to classify this incident under criminal law has been

found so far according to the officers that showed it's a clinic in berlin alex saying that by the way was spores and however they exactly substance remains unknown now doctors who were treating the valley before he was evacuated to germany are saying that they don't have any evidence to support the claim of their german colleagues however they are assured that they will provide any data and information when it becomes necessary initially there were calls from europe to begin a probe into i think saying that while these poisoning however russia called for restraint until all of the facts are in now russian judiciary officials have asked for legal assistance from their german counterparts and requested information from the clinic in berlin on the diagnosis of alex saying that viny now a russian prosecutor general's office have also announced that germany is ready to cooperate with russia on the situation without saying a lot any german foreign minister heikal moss says that most calls or all will

hopefully help clarify this case. i think russia has its own interests in sorting out this situation we expect most good to contribute to clarification of the month so where was the conjecture and speculation that remain with me for the damage the situation between germany and russia but also between the e.u. and russia german and other western media were 1st to accuse the kremlin inning off . before any of the facts even. came out headlines accusing the kremlin and sometimes even vladimir putin personally dominated and continued to dominate mainstream media in the west and that's without any facts or even a hint of proof meanwhile alex in the valley is currently in a medically induced coma in the hospital in germany however his condition is non-life threatening we've been discussing developments with journalist and

broadcaster neil clark and also author of russia analyst martin mccauley both feel there's too much jumping to conclusions right now we have to wait. we really think it will take longer for the germans to come up with some explanation and we're still in the in-between stage where the prosecutor general most who say we haven't really been supplying. the germans are saying we think it's cool but at present we're not able to identify new agents and therefore the kondraty so it was. let's let's be honest given the geopolitical context of this then whatever the russians come out with is going to be criticize an attack because if there was a full russian investigation it came out and said it wasn't poison of course a lot of people who got an axe to grind we russia wouldn't wouldn't accept that whatever happens many people have already jumped forgotten stage 8 even be on stage be it so well of course it was the kremlin it will not necessarily there were a number of a number of people who have

a motive perhaps of poisoning him he was an anti corruption campaign even made lots of enemies and there might be even people who thought that attacking him would beat sort of about their way of getting at the kremlin know the kremlin would be the motive isn't one suspect so there's all kinds of things that need unraveling before we start to jump to any conclusions. testers in the american city of commotion once again defied a curfew or poured onto the street for a fortnight after police shot a black man multiple times. katherine. harris i'm snapshotting the fact. that this is. kind of. the new kind of being cast. in the back. seat.

i. am. very peaceful protests because if i sit there like i was matter much. it's actually a very lovely night eric and. the pair of us now sir thank you what's going on was for the. sickness. and i mean this is the main for just heard from earlier tonight as i. left just a few minutes ago and as people are driving away the u.s. marshals that you know should be. conducting very targeted traffic. i assume

arresting. people targeted for arrest. because. the curfew today. rides on various days. u.s. marshals are right down the street as well as here should be. this is the 2nd stuff that i personally see that there's more there for us the city. although wednesday night was generally peaceful that follows days of violence right as have been seen looting stolz as well as a band allied saying uncorking calls shop owners in the city now face a. new grim reality. is that when you heard about it. pretty pretty quickly on monday afternoon we decided that it was time to start putting up the windows so he had some mountaineers come in and help us to sort of how the windows down we did close early that day so we've been closing early every every evening kind of schedule protests so that we're only open during the daytime

unfortunately but because we're in such a business model to stay still for the rest of the city you're closing actually we're staying boarded up until until it gets resolved until there's some sort of result. but mother of jacob blake who is shooting spalpeen arrest has appealed for calm. if. he knew what was going on in the cars that got all the violence in this roxanne. would be very high on the. what 29 year old family say the incident has left him paralyzed from the waist down please show up like 7 times from behind the incidents make him one of the growing number of symbols of black life not some of them more on that now from kind about them why. i can't breathe 3 short words but they would go on to be a rallying cry against racial injustice and police brutality these were the words

said by eric garner as he was dying in a police choke hold that was 6 years ago that history has a habit of repeating itself now were recently there was the case of george fluid that sparked protests around the country a similar situation where a black man was callously choked to death. ok thanks. you. gave a. good giving me to go. out in my hometown are you me they're not mine for that in the opera that the freedoms are going to perform for a little. bit when you live after the killing of george floyd protest sooner wrapped it not just in the united states but across the world.

george floyd says' has been tainted and put on display people even get baptized at the site where he was killed politicians have now joined the movement there's no excuse for what happened to george floyd and. justice will be served today we are standing here for justice as we bring forward the george floyd justice in palais thing at a lot of the grandstanding from politicians has not really translated into real concrete actions less than a month later re shard brooks was shot and killed and once again the streets were filled with protests now politicians supporting the movement of been criticized for ignoring the looting the vandalism and the gun violence associated with the

demonstrations. donald trump has called the protesters anarchists and vandals and sent a special police force of federal officers in to crush them i whenever the result has been only making people angry or staying out doesn't seem to be a real option either videos have emerged showing a random citizens trying to enjoy a night out being harassed by a black lives matter activists i was. now another black man jacob blake was shot from behind by police officers into

a no show wisconsin is now paralyzed in response to yet another horrendous incident violence has swept the city protesters have been in the streets for months since the killing of george floyd it demanded that things change that things seem to be pretty much the same except for the fact that the country is deeply polarized as soon as something happens doesn't really matter who's at fault who did it right who dare wrong there's going to be an immediate reaction for a variety of different reasons people are out there trying to steal people they're out there trying to connect. to put in different kinds of political ideologies that is no surprise that is happening so quickly because it's pretty much ends doubt to be this way in many states unfortunately at this particular point be alone protests that have been all for political purposes and also for money is not really because black allows matter that's not even really the case if that was the case well particularly those days are long gone. thanks to get to the day

since 1000 year old harry dunn died in a car accident the you kate attorney general says the american woman accused of killing him could face a virtual trial how he done died after his motorbike was hit by a car reportedly being driven on the wrong side of the road behind the wheel was answered colas the wife of a u.s. diplomat although charged with causing death by dangerous driving she'd fled the u.k. claiming diplomatic immunity it's led to the dumb family seeking a private prosecution against the foreign secretary after it was revealed the british officials lets the coalition leave the country shoddy edwards daschle spoke to harry's parents who say they're not giving up. the hardest thing for me is having no control over when you're going to cry no to camilla big guy caught off guard i don't show my lotions ese but since her is gone. the most smallest thing i know i just start crying or can't stop myself from doing this

marriage feel. the frustration i feel because our current i can't control it it only feels like yes it's a foot. it's a 1000000 and. now we need. it and. i feel like. harry's family are fighting to bring security aspect to the u.k. to face justice 6 months after his death she was charged with death by dangerous driving but britain's extradition request was rejected by the u.s. it's been a tough tough battle for this family we've had to not just climb mountains but move mountains because having now closed the loophole the legal loophole that allowed her to escape she was the last person to escape it is absolutely clear now that the united states government does not have either a legal or moral dog to stand on. the authorities and the system completely let her

respond they down this family lost their son and they were treated like dirt on the bottom of their shoe that legal loophole allowed secure lists to claim diplomatic community as the wife of a u.s. staff member but after discussions between the u.s. and u.k. the family at the base cannot be prosecuted going forward thankfully with the harries an amendment in the treaty a few weeks back absolutely every a shows us the family that know what the family would have to fight the way we have nobody else now can commit the crime such as well and has done and walk free is a proud thing to know that. is part of the the new ruling in history books thankfully that cherry's some of ours legacy now but despite that deborah of hope it doesn't help a charlatan tim get justice for having himself in the public's mind mates when when we lost in that night just the desire in the pit of your stomach to

complete that promise. take you tell you a poorly you look at me to get in just this twenty's lay in the. life left in. literally every bone in its body. every organ damage to the point we couldn't even do organ donation and someone has to be held responsible for that nobody in this world should be able to take a life that will kill what they a year on from harry's death the family are still unable to come to terms with their loss. reserves. that are truly. special special blood. lust for life he enjoyed life enjoyed meeting people he was larger than life as they say was he was they were he could have been more power or so slow and or

before last at primary school and they were 10. and this is not so much that you can tell. he was beat on who was. inside and out and. peck. still not quite that it would hit a man on the wall. and you know that. and it ain't can't it. next teachers in the state of indiana or a sewing the sheriff's department over drills designed to replicate school shootings they claim the children and staff have been left traumatized at the time of the shooting plaintive s'posed no threat of danger to officers and were not

under arrest armed to interfering with bullies duties officers made no efforts to mitigate them out of force used which was significant resulting in areas of bruising bleeding welts and broken skin newmont of forces nurses a road the proper we conduct an active shooter training for normal enforcement participants. well let's break down what the drills do involve they can include actual weapons although blanks are used and although they also involve active aggressive acting special makeup as well stuff and students complain that it's all a little bit too close to the real thing and the situation at one school is a case in point 2 teaches one particular establishment for them to go far too much they say as a result they had to quit with posttraumatic stress following complaints police say they've stopped using pellet guns as well the drills are supposed to prepare staff and students for a potential attack after numerous shootings in recent years. but

anti terror expert and legal analyst jennifer to master questions the timing of the teacher's complaint. since march april may of this year we're looking at a concerted effort by nenni people throughout the united states to demonize our local law enforcement to demonize police officers that's not to say that all police officers individually are perfect by any means and nobody in any profession is perfect but our local law enforcement definitely helps force the rule of law and helps a protect and serve our societies and communities so with this demonization concerted

demonization defunding of police departments that's why this particular timing of this lawsuit seems a little bit questionable given that for the past year many local law enforcement and police departments have been engaging in these kinds of drills. up ministration is breaking up its achievements to whatever votes this is the best of the 4 presidential election looms large and the recent peace deal between the united arab emirates and israel is being singled out in particular the price and now secretary of state my pompei it was touring the arab world trying to repeat that success elsewhere but as don coulter now explains that involves trying to get money out of one of the most deprived nations on earth. a stork deal was struck earlier this month between the united arab emirates and israel it was brokered by washington and quickly became a media sensation that news of a historic middle east peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates for donald trump it's a big foreign policy achievement this is

a big big day for the middle east israel and united arab emirates have agreed to a historic deal to normalize diplomatic relations with confidence in astride secretary of state mike pompei it was set off on a p.r. tour around the arab world one of his 1st stops was sudan though and its leaders seemed not very willing to normalize relations with israel the interim government has no mandate to normalize relations with israel to make matters more difficult for pompei o sudan's foreign ministry spokesperson was just fired last week for suggesting the country was getting ready to sign an agreement with israel so pump a 0 came up with a foolproof plan to win sudan over also dan's government needs to do is make a very small donation of $330000000.00 to the victims of al qaeda and washington will wipe it from the state sponsors of terror list you could probably imagine that idea didn't go down very well with the country's impoverished citizens. of bordering is

a cowardly that we pray you find in return for the removal of saddam from american terrorism list. to be honest we the sudanese people are the party most affected by the decisions and acts of the previous regime paying the compensation could bring us many economic benefits and remove sudan from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism. frankly speaking this american proposal is a kind of blackmail and it is a pity in order to reach a safety will have to pay the price for the actions of the previous regime as is often the case there was something more behind the deal that just goodwill highly sought after american after 35 fighter jets the u.a.e. has been trying to. their hands on them for years and apparently now they can't though they have the money and they you thought they would like to order quite a few left $30.00 five's it's the greatest fighter jet in the world as you know by former stealth but it seems washington got a bit carried away trying to seal the deal with dobby so much so it neglected the

interests of its best friend in the region we oppose the sale of even one screw one plane of distilled fighters to any country in the middle east if we have peace with them or not and so this supposedly historic deal could be on its way to the dustbin the f. 35 dramas reportedly led the u.a.e. to cancel its upcoming meeting with israel saudi arabia has publicly rejected any normalization of relations with tel of eve and of course palestine decried what it considered to be a betrayal by the u.a.e. . posed nude the ship rejects would be you know it's our emirates is done and considers to be true of jerusalem. in the post codes and the clear recognition of druce who is the camp 2 of his rule pump alles got one last chance to make his p.r. campaign worthwhile bahrain who knows how that'll play out but if it's anything like his past attempts it might not go so well they had a tour of the palestinian chronicle believes the trump of ministration is trying to twist sudan's with itself. the u.s.

is being quite aggressive in pushing for more money as asian between the arabs sudan bihari and oman the saudis immoralities moroka more time here and others at this particular period because president trump is desperate for any kind of leverage that he can use during the election season especially that numbers are trading behind biden in the polls and so forth so he wants to go and say listen i have and she the greatest breakthrough in one of the world's most complicated and convoluted struggles and that is the middle east this is the great this brick through since can david in 1999 and i have done it so the offer to remove sudan exchange for a massive amount of money i think was made to send 2 messages number one we are willing to make

a deal you know in exchange for normalization we will remove you from that list the 2nd message i think compel you was trying to send is that we want all the keys and that if you do not play ball basically this is what you have to do you have we will ask you that will make these impossible demands from your and you really your trust you have no other option but to for the needs of the united arab emirates that normalize with this where we simply it will not be so simple so that the society will not accept the normalization with israel living down day specially done they historically they've had very strong ties with the palestinian struggle and they are in many ways that one of the clues this arab can surely top palestinian aspirations and in fact the prime minister of the country said a few days ago he said can you please d. link both issues do not meet it the only option for sudan is either we remain on

the. this or we normalize with this will because it's not within the right as a transitional government to do so we have to wait until the elections in 2022 and then the people themselves can and that's a government that will make that decision for them ok we're watching the whole next on the international with to run the team in washington all the way back here with a mosque a new center and your next update in just under half an hour to see you. know a look at the solutions we look take a deep dive into the issues they've been chatting about all year now today we're going to be talking with the failed widow more also known as an l w of the breakdown hot cast friends.