and an imminent i mean mother is good loses the myths and news limited an imminent einstein seemed on the best of bad understood with the woman in the. film which. return of the restrictions countries in europe begin to limit liberties surging covert actions make an unwelcome here. also this hour making it stand the german region spring to the defense of the north korean to gas pipeline project with russia despite calls to scrap it and the fallout from the ball in the case local striking to find. i don't find it very nice that they're trying to tell us what to do here it's really shameless the way the united states is trying to manipulate german. interests so the interests come out on top.

and donald trump lashes out at what he calls the left wing propaganda being taught in universities claiming it's fanning the flames of hate being seen on the streets we debate the issue. or idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is it gives people of color an excuse to try to not try hard this idea of colorblind list is in the currently braces. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 5 pm welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson claims a 2nd coded wave is now inevitable in the u.k. which could mean another national lockdown is on the way. was.

a protest today in central london against any new lockdown measures has resulted in clashes with police the demonstration took place despite a ban on large social gatherings activists form human barriers to prevent police from making progress meanwhile elsewhere in europe countries are seeing record infection rates spain is probably the worst affected it's reimposing a partial lockdown in madrid from monday an announcement was greeted with fury on friday with hundreds demanding the resignation of the regional cheeks party's ally looks at how european countries are trying to cope. the world health organizations latest coronavirus claims make for grim reading it reports that weekly cases of course europe an hour higher than during the pandemic speak this is then the gauge numbers however should serve as a rake up call for all of us. these numbers reflect more competence if this thing it also shows

a lot of ingrates oftens mission across the region fear of p. and center for disease prevention and control agrees that while more testing played a part in these high figures it's not the only reason whiling creech testing contributes to better awareness of all ongoing transmission it is not the only reason for the increase of covert $1000.00 cases which is also linked to the relaxation of physical distancing and other preventive measures while the united nations mall the prospects of reintroducing tough new measures here in the u.k. localised restrictions have been put in place in different regions of the country meaning more than 10000000 brits are now effectively in a new form of lockdown the north east of england is the latest to have restrictions we. residents should not socialise with other people outside their own households all support double. hospitality for food and drink would be restricted to table service only and late night restrictions of operating hours will be introduced so

leisure and entertainment venues must close between 10 pm and 5 how we can tell our system is a joke the whites work in to get tested everything that government spy could do inside much but they do we know so you know everyone's under strain right now because of the crisis but there should be more support. within the communities because a lot of people really are struggling i love that time even time out of their houses to get test prep might be switching to government you need to be well organized and you need to provide more testing centers would have done it was a going to be going out incident popping up on the wall of the u.k. government has spent the last couple of months focusing on more localized measures reports of. consistently been lurking that a nationwide law could be reinforced once more britain's health secretary hadn't done anything to back away those rumors the last line of defense is full national action and i don't want to see that but we will do whatever is necessary to keep people safe in a very difficult pandemic across the channel france has broken its own record for

cases in one day with over 10 and a half 1000 rights up in a single 24 hour period and the country's prime minister has been criticised in some quarters for suggesting that everyone would just have to learn to live with the virus he's also now being sued by covert survivors and relatives of the victims for the way the government handled the crisis which is striking since his arrival is that there is no strategy whatsoever in fighting the pandemic this country is being managed not governed. meanwhile in spain another european country devastated in the 1st wave lockdowns are on their way back in madrid the world health organization has said that different nations can have different approaches depending on their own unique circumstances but one thing must remain consistent and that's the quarantine period lasting 14 days knowing the immense individual and societal impact even a slight reduction in the link of current time can have and giving the figures i

have just mentioned the concept of cut and dying must be protected initially adopted clarified and built communicated doat any ambiguity to the people a month ago the prospect of 2nd lockdown seemed only a remote possibility but today it's looking like a question of when and not if countries bring them back shuttering already suffering businesses and inflicting more social and economic pain on people already worn down by restrictions on the lives. of 2 london. calls have been mounting for germany to ditch the north stream 2 gas pipeline project with russia in response to the reported nerve agent poisoning of alex in a volley ryland says it has evidence the prominent kremlin critic was targeted with no way to choke moscow rejects all claims of involvement and says it can't investigate without being given access to berlin's test results meanwhile the heads of key german regions have come to the defense of the major energy project the bad

one is economically necessary force but it's also necessary that we stay together with the russians it's a project that plays a decisive role in the framework of altered energy and climate policy and therefore we've come to the conclusion that we want to carry on with it and to those that advocate closer ties with russia i say that the poisoning of alexei navalny was an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. nordstrom too will pump rushing gas to germany and then on to other european countries via the baltic sea when completed it will stretch 1200 kilometers around 90 percent has already been built at this point if it will double the amount of gas falling from russia to germany construction began in 20000 but has been halted a number of times but the u.s. and some eastern european countries launching objections washington slapped sanctions on the project last year claiming it risks to european energy security the german port town of the us and its has found itself at the center of the storm

it's been threatened with crippling sanctions by american senators look how they has been playing a key role in supporting the pipeline fleet involved in north stream to construction of the town's mayor and locals remain defiant. she told them who can sell so getting gas from russia and i did find it very nice that they're trying to tell us what to do here. the project missed a lot from the town it is a big thing it created a lot of jobs for locals and the town became a little more significant thanks to it and then want to see very clearly it's really seamless the way the united states is trying to many plea german loss and european interests so the insists come out on top. parliament member martin bills are believe scrapping the project would prove hugely detrimental to eastern germany. that is a big problem and. also look for line of the german government will

be. the existence of people in east germany because only really strong russian and use of friendly is active and i think the central should listen listen more to that. i think those are all the way and especially for the people in east germany in this region it will be more bitter effect for west germany. but a mere putin has said washington's to blame for the fact russia's had to develop advanced hypersonic weaponry the president's comments come a day after his american counterpart accused moscow of stealing such technology directly from the us because live now to our correspondent us are for the details of a war of both words and weapons it seems. well let's delve into history just a little bit while a washington abandoned the and a missile defense said treaty with moscow 18 years ago and that's what prompted

russia to develop its advanced hypersonic missile called ivan garde that's according to a lot of mir putin that's actually have a listen to what he said about that. with it so you know much that if the u.s. withdrawal from the antiballistic missile treaty in 2002 made russia start its development of a hypersonic weapon we had to create this weapon to respond to the u.s. move to deploy strategic anti missile systems which could neutralize a notify our nuclear capability and continuing with the history the a.b.m. treaty was signed by the soviet union and the united states back in 1900 $72.00 and it was designed in order for the 2 superpowers to have a nuclear parity and meanwhile on friday the u.s. president die. an old from boasted about new weapons that are being developed that have been developed by the united states and donald trump claimed that russia

actually stole its hypersonic technology from the united states while barack obama was president let's have a listen you know they have the missile the super duper hydra sonic i call it the super duper because 5 times faster than a normal missile right we have one goes much faster than that but russia got that information from the obama administration russia stole that information you know that you know that russia got the information and they built it but we have no one that much fish much faster than that that's like a slow missile that's like considered a slogan itself. well it heard that russian president vladimir putin he said that the development of the country's most advanced a missile weapon system haven't guard became a long began long before the barack obama administration now let me putin said that on saturday while he was speaking with the developer of this system evan guards the man was awarded with

a medal and vladimir putin was speaking to him and among other things he said that for the 1st time in history russia possesses the most advanced weapons in the world let's have a listen just. now for the 1st time in a bold in history russia possesses the most advanced weaponry which is many times stronger more powerful faster and more precise than all models that have ever existed no one in the world has this kind of weapon at least for now. now once again the united states did away with the ballistic ballistic missile treaty back in 2002 and they also did away with the i n f or intermediates range nuclear forces treaty just last year now last year the americans accused russia of not following the i n f a treaty and the kremlin denied all those allegations and accuse the us of a mean to dismantle security pact in order to establish dominance now the only

weapons agreement that's alive with this point between russia and the united states is the new start treaty now russia said that it's willing to willing to extend this treaty unconditionally for another 5 years however the us has put forth conditions that china joined this treaty and to make it a new trial answer all the weapons control deal so this is what's happening right now only one treaty left artie's among thank you for bringing us that report. 2 people have been killed and more than a dozen wounded in a mass shooting during a party in the city of rochester in new york state a local reporter shared his account. very very very heavy see something like never seen before and devastating. first arrived on scene.

i heard and seen that the family even a mother was seeing. life and just very sad here. the shooting happened during a backyard party in the early hours of saturday morning the 14 people injured are said to be in a stable condition the local priest chief said that or suspects are still on the loose and no modems are known michael said incidents on this scale have never happened in the city before. this is truly a tragedy of epic proportions if you ask me i mean 16 victims is. going to work her. neighborhood there will be a large police presence. still ahead donald trump has academics and his science accusing radicalising left wing protesters. and.

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you know the economy is a manmade structure. china's got engineers financial engineers economic engineers. thinkers. plus of course they build up over time what happens when the foundation of aspirates what happens when this structure collapses what happens when the simulation goes away. this is our to international welcome back to the program donald trump claims the recent anarky scene on the streets of the us is because students are being indoctrinated and hard left ideas critical race theory. the 161000 project and the crusade against american history the toxic propaganda the left wing writing and many other direct result of decades of left wing indoctrination in our

schools the subjects mentioned by trump are rooted in socialist thinking they examine society's through the lens of race law and power supporters say it's about righting the wrongs of the past but the issue up for debate to see if that's really the case we do want people to be judged by the content of their character but this idea of colorblind list is inherently racist and i'm a black man and that is what people are going to see in this is side the person for most so i don't want to be judged just because i'm black and this whole idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is it gives people of color an excuse to try to not try hard in the way we have things like affirmative action in the talk about white privilege when there's 15000000 white people living in america right now below the poverty line that's almost double the 8000000 black people that are living below the poverty line so you go talk to the old white people about their white privilege and treat this country was stolen from indigenous people

through brutally and the. genocide from the lands of white supremacy and it was built off of the backs of stolen people from africa including forced rape and to come to tea of african women to create more property for white men nothing that happened you know what anthony is referring to that happened hundreds of years ago is not applicable today we have a constitution that applies to a couple eyes to every man woman and child today regardless of sex race creed religion jack everybody is protected with the same rights under the constitution in fact people of color get special deference because of programs like affirmative action listen you're living in the past and the i'm a hispanic american and i don't have these issues and i don't believe that i'm being that i need to fight for liberation and i'm a free man can you tell me which amendment gives black granite indigenous people special treatment in the constitution if you're going to reference this duck that back it up with facts otherwise there's been a lot of things even trump has done it trump putting but i'm not for hannity zones

whole predominately black and hispanic neighborhoods get special tax breaks to the middle of the country doesn't get you know we don't you don't know what's going on and you're misrepresenting history and you're you're living in the past you're literally living in the uk anthony i have no problem with people who are actually trained and skilled in racism to train people in being racist because we know there is no such thing as not rhesus you're either racist or you're and she races people who say that all lives matter are racist and try to pull one group above the other that's the definition the definition the appear to me of what racism actually is. the clock's ticking on the hugely popular social media networks tech talk and we chat they're being pulled from us absaroke from sunday night on washington's orders a dramatic moves prompted beijing to lash out. china urges the u.s. to abandon bullying cease its wrongful actions and earnestly maintain fair and transparent international rules and order if the us insists on going its own way

china will take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies. tick-tock has filed a complaint to block the trumpet ministration from enforcing the ban the video sharing app has slammed the executive order as unjust and politically motivated of the ban that no new users will be able to install the app but those who already have it will keep access until mid november latest spat comes as tech talks owner bite downs continues talks with tech giant oracle to sell its u.s. operations wal-mart's also entered negotiations with a view to acquiring a significant stake it all hinges on whether the chinese government will allow tech talk to sell its core algorithm to the american side present trump has said he expects a resolution soon. thank you very quickly we have great companies talking to was about if you know about oracle you know microsoft has been in a row of the a c. whether or not they're continuing to be. wal-mart is truly

a great company they're very much they want to do something so we have some great options and if we can keep a lot of people happy but have the security that we need we have to have the total security from germany there's no telling what's wrong with you in the for the. deal entirely of americans favor to the extent of a choir in coal technology which of course the doesn't want to sell to the united states at the end of the day election the visitors from the actions coming up and there are millions and millions of people uses that it will be done. be very very upset because used it all and also is the take off all social. thing but. the 'd problem is talking about bailing out as well the chair is not just social media it is a means all all communication and also means of payment

a lot of these small medium size the buzz the big companies want to do business with china. so again we chat. it was the above about it. but also or 'd 'd a lot of american investors 'd and business that. thousands of people have taken to the streets of bangkok demanding the resignation of the prime minister and reform of the monarchy protests have been building since mid july the biggest to date drew more than 10000 people i was last month but organizers are hoping for even more this time the calls for all reform are particularly sensitive as criticism of the entire monarchy can result in jail time professor of politics at the university about the paying packman wong says the protesters will need to tread carefully. we have to pay particular attention to $1.00 very special subtle differences from previous protests

a day back in 2014 when the previous. democratic elected government was to the from this time to put a start demanding the right up front and change to the market system because of the nature of the moment he led by the new king be quite different from the previous came and then because he obviously has already sent arise a lot of policy in his own home i would say the protesters should also be fairly mindful and careful in dealing with this new claim because he's new and way off or he's doing things for the entire meal and so the protester need to test the water and see what is the skin way of doing things has been a roundup of the day's top news for now but if you're looking for more head on over to our website r.t. dot com.

a new gold rush is underway in guyana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. to move in domestically and internationally senior international can i say sions and governments to promote democracy in countries like iraq afghanistan. that it is also mutely it has to be produced domestically because always international actors need to be in a country $24.00 seventh's to make a sustainable so any country in the world that's built a sustainable democracy has to mystic sometimes of international mystically.

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. be any dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. you know the economy is a man made structure. try to scott engineers economic engineers. first. over time what happens when the foundation of what happens when this structure collapses what happens when the simulation goes away.

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a latin american tour still feeling the shock waves of successive u.s. interventions coming up in the show 9 years after the formation of a un backed transitional government in libya in the wake of a nato war the devastated africa's richest per capita nation what hope is there for a country facing political turmoil civil war and now a global pandemic we are the acting special representative and head of the u.n. support mission in libya and we investigate the pain to diverge a new film that explores the naked brutality faced by children in war that's causing apparently mass walkouts and film festivals from venice to toronto with one of its lead star of the killing fields julian sands told us of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st after monday's special episode with columbia university's professor jeffrey sachs of the un's sustainable development network solution on the ground got a rebuttal from geoffrey wilson author of the book jeffrey sachs the strange case of dr shock and mr aid in the interview professor sachs denied a quote i referred to in which he allegedly described himself as

a free market idealogue jackie wilson told us sex did say that and he's in print doing so the quote is taken from the transcript of a keynote speech he gave an international conference of neo liberal policy makers how did in 1903 when he was still an economic advisor to yeltsin and when russia was still in the depths of the crisis brought about in large part by a shock therapy reforms he used to speech to make the case for international financial assistance for russia which he argued was necessary to ensure that his free market reforms were not reversed in the face of growing popular opposition one point he told his audience for another speech delivered to the heritage foundation an influential near liberal think tank it is in this context he made this claim to being a free market idea look. you can reach every wilson's full statement online and you can watch the interview we did with professor jeffrey sachs on our you tube channel well one country that arguably has been destroyed by western intervention is libya 9 years since britain's david cameron and u.k. warplanes supported by

a compliant media areally bombarded what was africa's richest per capita country it is a catastrophe civil war proxy war coronavirus islam is tara from syria that alone the drowning of those seeking asylum only this week and now compounded by bitter political strife in tripoli's u.n. backed government joining me now via skype from rome is acting special representative and head of the united nations support mission in libya 70 turco williams 70 we're going to going underground before i ask anything about the political situation obviously people are going to want to know how coronavirus it's obviously impacting hard on britain where the highest per capita or death rate how is it affecting libya which is obviously the subject of civil strife and the proxy war well the coronavirus situation in libya is quite so worrying you know we we believe that it is stired mean out of control of my country the number of confirmed cases is close to or at 25000 today.