very big numbers for such a small city. i . republicans complained of being harassed by. the party's national convention those very same politicians were behind the computer. games from a near 20000 strong crowd of protesters but the activists complained of double standards after black demonstrations were allowed to take place. and questions are raised it says the head with an artificial intelligence project that would make life or death decisions. for the. bringing together.

if you get too much data so you actually create a lot of friction in the decision making you start shooting they start shooting now there's a real fight going on and how do you stop it once the seeds have started. they're just gone 6 pm here in moscow you're watching the international i guess invited to the white house to head donald trump speech at the end of the republican convention have complained of being harassed as they left the event senator rand paul was one of those targeted and he's called for an f.b.i. investigation. but i. think. the senator claims that both he and his wife were set upon by crowds of protesters shouted at them and also pushed the officers who were with them or will even said

their lives were this. group shouting threats you know to us to kill us to hurt us but they're also saying shout shouting save her name briana taylor. will be aware b.l.m. protest is the man did the senator there say the name of brianna taylor a black woman shot by police in her home it does appear that they didn't know that ron paul actually sponsored the justice for brianna taylor act which bans no knock warrants by offices like the one that led to her death the senator was also behind the stop militarizing law enforcement act to halt the transfer of military equipment to police where the founder of the walkway campaign brandon was also targeted by black lives matter protesters while leaving the convention his his story. poor people from this black lives matter mob ended up walking up the streets near where my friends and i were as they crossed us they started calling us

anti-gay slurs and then it became physical when they confronted us they spit in my friend my carlos face who is a gay conservative. they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well although this is not the 1st time in my life that i have endured an anti-gay attack on the street or concentration from strangers it is the very 1st time that something like this has happened in which the perpetrators of the attack portray themselves as the victims the other thing that really concerned me and kind of sickened me a little bit as it was happening was the idea that if we got in a position where we would have to defend ourselves it was clear to me that this would be misrepresented by the media as i was attacking that because this is how this whole thing is set up this is how this is been allowed to happen. it would

suddenly become a black lives matter protesters attacked 2 gay men it would be 2 white men attacked black lives matter protesters. and police have moved into the sun and he looked and rally that had been underway in the capital many 20000 crying of are skeptics and and the restriction activists had gathered in the city center. i i i well authorities had earlier called on protesters to maintain social distancing the police say as the request was ignored they had no choice but to me been established race was preceded by a furious legal battle with authorities attempting to ban the demonstration while a court eventually ruled it could go ahead activist implying that the authorities have a double standard approach to differing protests with more he's paid all of. it is

set for launch demonstrations by those on happy with corona virus restrictions this weekend city authorities had tried to ban the demonstration saying they wouldn't be able to stick to the rules put in place to stop the spread of the virus that upset people already were very happy city authorities were quick to point out that they no way was the attempt to ban these demos and attempt to limit freedom to demonstrate. that the law says explicitly that the right of assembly is protected no matter the reason of the respective demonstration so to forbid right wing demonstrations allow only leftwing ones is out of the question the principle of our decision is that the rules for protection against infection will be deliberately violated and so the right to assembly should not violate the law concerning infection. boats protesters weren't buying that especially after the german press

started reporting that counter-demonstrations happened being blocked on the disparities go along as the massive black life massive protests at the beginning of the summit went ahead without the same scrutiny while they might differ on a lot of issues it's not like the black lives massive crowd is very different from the anti lock down measures crowd when it comes to social distance. i i. i i i i i the organizers saw that as a political move the linz interior minister said he wouldn't allow the city to become a backdrop of what he's described as coronavirus deniers and right wing extremists that's despite a large part of the $20000.00 strong crowd expected being made up of people who've

lost their jobs during the corona lockdown the organizers of the rally their supporters claim all of this smacks of double standards i think the protest in berlin is wrong we'll store it is argued that certain groups shouldn't be given a stage a distorted understanding of democracy the right to demonstrate is one of the most important civil rights no matter what calls you demonstrate for if you have no problem with you should also allow this berlin rally if only one side can raise their issues then something's not right to counter protest against them to groom the virus rallies allowed in berlin it beggars belief the ban was lifted after it was challenge in court the ruling saying that authorities couldn't say for sure that social distancing and face covering rules would be flaunted on purpose so what we're going to have here in berlin are thousands of people many of whom don't believe the virus even exists gathering in the way that science and public health

officials say is the perfect way to spread it peter all over r.t. but. now there have been violent scenes in sweden after unrest was triggered when anti slam activists burned a koran in public and streamed it online police to say that more than $300.00 people outraged at the event took to the streets in protest however the situation soon descended into riots with demonstrators starting fires and clashing with police. well police admitted to having no control over the violent riots the koran burning was staged by members of a danish political party called hardline and it's found in known for anti islam

campaigns has now been banned from entering sweden 3 other members of the party have so far been arrested on suspicion of inciting hatred let's get more on this now from kent echoed off he's a member of the leading democrats party thank you very much for your time this afternoon to say thanks for coming on what are your thoughts here it is representative or representative of a growing and he islam sentiment do you think in sweden or should we look at this is more of an isolated incident. the burning of the koran was actually quite revealing for a country. it showed the big problems with. problems we have with immigration the lack of control and also the status which states inability to control its own territory is also indication of the huge demographic problem we have with immigrant groups becoming bigger part of the swedish society so this is not just

a single incident this is actually revealing on many problems as we facing also that the police are actually protecting. people who are violent and the people who burn stuff in the streets of attack the police protecting them rather than you know our right to express ourselves or. the party that we're the involved who has been named anyway is dana. obviously. is this party itself gaining support in your country i don't think many people know also about this party in sweden they do more now and it was a party that was very close to getting to the danish parliament one year ago about on the hard line on immigration and. but i think very few swedes are actually aware of this party and in terms of debate then about this incident in your country what

is this incident done i mean you said it's highlighted tensions there are in your country at the moment but a people calling for action. the left wing media they they mean it highlights right wing extremism but what really highlights. the problem we have an immigration and the problem that they do not accept our society they do not accept freedom of speech or the right together and express your opinion. here in the show that's the biggest thing the rituals and also i think why this action was important is that it will wake more and more swedes from you know ignorance on the problems with many swedes still think that all cultures are alike all religions or alike but it isn't this is one of the wake up calls which you have and i think that's very important because people are very

naive and they need to wake up to reality and this incident here is one that shows the reality that we should all show folks in the point that many people didn't they come out to protest against this this act where we should. not suggest that people aren't tolerant. people aren't tolerant yeah i would of course very comeback to protest against what they've seen in the seen the burning of korans. yeah well obviously the immigrant groups the muslims they want to kill these people if they could they probably would if they could. obvious that they would react like this and this is also one or. party leader that's one of his points there why he did it because everyone says the mainstream media says there is is a peaceful religion if it were a peaceful they would act like this so it's actually actually shows the point it's

not peaceful it's actually violent ideology that's the point he's trying to make here ok well look at thank you very much for your opinion on events that have taken place that was can't cut off member of the sweden democrats party thank you. now new machine can detect the presence of the corona virus in the air has been invented by russian scientists it is hoped it can be used in crowded areas a massive vents improve a game changer in the fight against. was . the work began in 2815 with the help of the russian health care ministry there is a series of projects aimed at creating domestic devices that could also massively detect pathogenic bio agents in the surrounding area.

is just a study so we are now witnessing the unprecedented spread of the dangerous infectious disease that is the corona virus of course we can't ignore this problem and the bio detector is capable of identifying a dangerous concentration of the virus in the air. the device can detect a wide range of viruses bacteria and toxins and work in spaces of about $100.00 metres square the sensitivity of its detection is comparable to the best methods used in today's modern labs. someone doing then yes but actually a number of countries have been undertaking similar developments in the field of our security systems including south korea singapore and of course the u.s. every device has its own unique features and our stands for its high rate of

autonomy as a work. because i show on this border and it is intended for use in places of mass gatherings such as airports train stations sports events as well as in russia's national security systems. still have human r.t. lessons to learn in school to 40 reopened their doors in england following the code lockdown for parents to say yes to. i'm not convinced it is safe well how the details just off. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from.

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call him back now the pentagon is developing a controversial project that could see computers making life or death decisions on the battlefield senses will link land sea space and cyberspace forces making a split 2nd choice over who and where to shoot is thought the system could even eventually replace the need for senior military star but there are huge concerns to he screening humans from decision making especially if the technology fails we put up the debate. who are is really a simple fact. and i know that there's new technology out there that you know has complicated it somewhat closing with and destroying the enemy through fire and maneuver that's it or there is such a thing as too much data if you get too much data you actually create

a lot of friction in the decision making all you're doing is actually increasing the vulnerability of the forces engaged in combat by creating your point security eliminated there is no danger of human beings being replaced in the decision making cycle anytime soon robots are bringing together huge amounts of data there's so much das and others being fed into different places we need something to help the human brain keep up with it the point is when you let the scenes make decisions that they have found is the real target you know this is the appropriate situation in which to engage the target. if the machine also is going to be tasked with any responsibility for deciding what are their civilians around for some other reason what we don't know if they're right you know you're basically making it fully autonomous there are no pure autonomy weapon systems there are today that are filtered by any western country under oversimplistic simplifying conflict currently there are very few conflict situations where you simply close and kili enemy most

of the conflict situation we find ourselves in at the moment are dealing with enemies who are living within the population we haven't won a war on terrorism yet i mean and then just the bottom line we've lost everyone we've been gauged and one of the reasons why is that we've taken to treat any other a northern ireland so there's one of the ira was an engaged with artificial intelligence the ira was engaged with old fashioned human ingenuity. it was lower and it looked very small as none of my points are that are they are there i'm certain they were used we brought in all these system systems of systems of systems of systems and it's just now working that you actually put the people on the grounds lives at risk if your military took the high ground and said we don't want to use ai it's all about the people it's all about the human interaction and the state of war. what about the bad guy what about the enemies what about the competing armies if they've got the technology would you want your military top brass to be up to spain to with that kind of technology we're developing the

systems in the us russia is developing also so is china so are other countries and we're going to stand these systems up against each other if we are really challenging the other side very intensely we're going to want to turn these systems on so they're ready to respond in a moment's notice to an attack from the other side and if something happens that looks like an attack you start shooting they start shooting now there's a real fight going on and how do you stop it once the scenes have started this is why this is so dangerous that as we get more and more sensors and we get more and more complexities in warfare it's important to us is brought in in a way that a human being can digest it in small packets to the human decision making cycle we when bohr's by closing within destroying the enemy whether it's a conventional force or a terrorist with firepower maneuver we have to kill the right enemy war at the end of the day is about humans humans are very human endeavor and we try to simplify it

by bringing in machinery computers and that's all you've done is create an artificial value that other humans are going to readily defeat. the british government is reassuring parents concerned about their children catching the coronavirus when youngsters return to school officials are pointing to research that only one percent of covert patients needing hospital treatment have been teens or younger and nearly all had existing conditions fatality rate is relatively low 2 with 6 children dying compared with a 27 percent mortality rate across all age groups in britain prime minister boris johnson insists that schools are safe. i think the crucial thing is that pupils get back to school next week and in the succeeding days all scientific advice is that schools are safe it's absolute crucial that people understand that this farm risk to the well being of our children from not going to school

then there is from i'm afraid from the disease whether some concerned parents do disagree the government is sensually experimenting with children's lives. i don't have any confidence because nothing's been put into place other than students around facemasks it's ok my son is a teenager so he goes to high school and you know he's been home since i think it's march and the 1st thing children are going to do is we're saying see their friends that greet them and they greet him by her 1st income stock the child you know so short distance and that's going to be totally impossible i just don't think that you know they're not getting help for education and i think that's what needs to happen and i believe that maybe the government is doing a lot of they have been experimenting i don't think in our lives our experiment what about 25000 british schools to start the academic here next week but each

facility will be provided with just 10 coronavirus testing kits masks aprons gloves visors and hand sanitizer will also be stocked but. only in limited amounts while even that extremely small number was only approved to after the prime minister changed his mind making masks obligatory in schools which find themselves in localised lockdowns now authorities meanwhile are threatening to find parents who do decide to keep their children at home some families have now launched a petition to have asking not to force kids back into the classroom more than a 100000 signatures have been collected where the woman behind the protesters believe that there's not enough known about the transmission of coded in scopes. the pandemic is still here the virus is still here it hasn't gone away so it's kind of it's a reason to go to jerry hanken a great place it gave him a vaccine and there is a cure all by the reintroducing going on we don't know how how this going to translate into skills in england who can see the platinum now. but overall

attendance for schoolchildren in june and july was just 16 percent so we haven't bought any idea of how to go into an instance there's no evidence and nor has the government done an impact assessment that we're going to schools a whole country if you have individual heads to do good success and reaching there and education settings and again that it's me there's no national surveys research evidence that i'm now the whole. world needs him prefect. ships funded by the world famous street artist banksy to save migrants in the mediterranean that weeks rescuing itself the vessel was only launched last week but has become stranded at sea because it's said to be too overloaded to move the 30 meter long ship had taken aboard 200 people when it sent out a message to other boats in the area calling for help. people in russia's far

eastern region of. continuing to protest in support of their ex gov sergei for girl it's the 7th consecutive saturday when an unsanctioned rally has been held 19 people have been detained since the protests 1st began. rested and sent to moscow on the night of july he's accused of being part of a local criminal gang and organizing a number of murders in nearly 2000 is protests claim the case against for girl is purely political. and the poor handling of a recent oil spill off the coast of rishis has brought thousands of people into the streets they're angry at the government around $1000.00 tonnes of fuel oil from a japanese tanker that run aground ended up in the indian ocean reportedly killing many dolphins in the area according to officials about 40 miles were found dead although the exact cause of their death has yet to be identified.

so that brings you up to date the news is looking so far today here in r.t. we're back again at the top here. seems wrong. well we just don't hold. any new gold yet to stamp out these days to come after him and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. there is no such thing as a fear of money and there is no inflation and there is no deflation and the only

thing there is to think about are interest rates and interest rate a part of the value to feel money is a poor girlishly gold in that you can keep interest rates near 0 so that if you are a white guy like me on wall street your cost of borrowing is 0 if you're a black guy living in the ghetto your cost of borrowing is 2000 percent it's called interest rate apartheid and it's practiced right here in america and all over the world they get no up high interest rates if you don't mark borrowing money to 0 percent of the strength you live in in the ghetto and that's the fact. i'm after a tense you know what you're going on the ground the team and i will be back with a brand new season starting september the 5th but until that we'll be showing you some of your favorite shows of this past stuff this season stay safe coming up in

this episode. on the today's show all of us told one of the greatest filmmaker. as whole time. thanks so much for coming on you're coming on a stand simply for chasing the light of your new memoir tell me 1st of all why that phrase chasing the light m.p. has to mean so much in so many different ways so important to your life it's good to be back and show that it's been a while. well i don't know why you said in a sense of we did i hope it stays about chasing the world. it's called chasing life because. for the simple reason that in movies the last get in that last shot sometimes is that is death life or death for a film and for me i've been running after that light when when the sun sets in the afternoon 'd late afternoon or early evening you don't have any more like to shoot

or you have to go to artificial light which is no good for me so i'm always running to get there west let's say it's 4 o'clock 6 o'clock in the afternoon in the latest fall in i have 3 shots i want to get to finish the scene if i don't get them i can't i have to rethink the scene quickly it puts me under maximum pressure the kind of movies i mean their shot were low budget most of them were pretty tight on the budgets always so i didn't have a lot of days to move fast it was the opposite of stanley kubrick if you want you mentioned life and death because in this book it's very apparent that after painting this amazing they were a man take a picture of your parents and they're meeting in the shadow of world war 2. you literally seem to be almost suicidal in your in his. for it too far to say for death of the me rejected for an all to enlist i explained

that in detail it was very painful for me i hadn't i had lived a magical life for 15 years in new york and in france my mother was french my father was a soldier colonel in world war 2 in marriage it was a beautiful but here they never belong together they were i'm the product of that it's a contradictory relationship between 2 people that has haunted my whole life and by writing the book i understood myself better as being torn between these 2 and i'm the child of that divorce and i try to write about what a child of divorce is like he sees the world in a different way he sees the world as a lie i mean what people are saying about themselves is often a lie as we know from governments as well so i grew into a. young man who was very troubled and you have to admit adolescents are not in those days were not they didn't give them space were not considered full and also i don't think it was attention was paid.