military plane crash in eastern ukraine leaves 26 people dead the sole survivor is in a serious but stable condition. hundreds of anti-government protesters turned out again in the balad russian capital with several early arrests reported the latest demonstration follows alexander inauguration this week to his 6 president. brand america's new sanctions regime against it as medical terrorism the iranian foreign minister speaks to. the united states restrictions prevent us from even transferring money. so. that the u.s.

was. found worldwide this is our international from moscow my name's colin bright welcome to you will use this out 1st for you then the number killed when a ukrainian military plane crash landed on the motorway in the east of the country has risen to 26 after one of the only 2 survivors died in hospital the other is in a serious but not life threatening condition correspondent details to kevin. the plane was carrying 7 officers along with 20 flight school cadets originally there was supposed to be 28 people on board but one cadet was not allowed on the plane now it was reported by officials that the pilot reported a failure in one of the engines before the crash and investigation. has been

launched soon after the crash the plane was engulfed in fire and emergency services rushed to the scene along with officials and also the personnel of that military school and this is what we heard from them. when emergency units arrived the plane was on fire and everyone who was inside died. first of all my deep condolences to their relatives and loved ones it's an awful tragedy for all of ukraine for a university for crews we trained young people who would defend the motherland. so many young lives go in there again. look at the pictures coming through here on the street very close to a busy road a lot of people the fire engines of course but it was literally just a couple of feet all of a busy road. it could have been a heck of a lot worse if you'd come down just a few feet further on hit the road and well the 1st thing that comes up in your mind is the suggestion that the pilot could have tried to land on that motorway but

that wasn't the case but still you can imagine all the cars trying to dodge the burning parts and the plane crashed only a few kilometers away from that military airport it was only a training flight so again just because there were cars on that highway there were plenty of witnesses they were talking about. a massive fire and again like i said burning parts being thrown around this exactly what we heard from one of the witnesses we were driving on the motorway by the city of should have when we saw fire and heard several explosions one after the other at 1st it was not clear what was burning there but then cars had to change course as the plane was burning in pieces right on the road while the investigation is already in full swing obviously saturday has been declared a day of mourning for the victims the ukrainian president selenski has decided to visit the crash site. selfe

a massive tragedy for ukraine that is. nearly 2 months since the disputed election plunged into turmoil protesters have again taken to the streets in a number of arrests have been made it comes in the way president lukashenko was inaugurated for a 6th term as president a month earlier than expected the international community condemned that move calling it a secret inauguration where no public was invited and also provoked anger among the opposition police tried to disperse the crowds of this latest protest seemingly adopting a softer line approach. with. a correspondent reports from minsk. this is the 1st weekend since the inauguration of alexander lukashenko here in belarus we are in the russian capital in minsk and to do that right now saturday is the weekly event the women's march all women who are

who disagree with alexander lukashenko who do not recognize him as their president they have decided to make a show in the center of the better russian capital victory day square commemorating the defeat of the nazi germany back in 1945 and it was one of the one of the venue's one of the places where women were supposed to take their march to apparently they saw people in green people in black and they decided to change their route they decided to turn around now again these women's marches they have become a weekly and a sometimes an even more regular thing here in belarus and this one is special because again it's the 1st one since the inauguration of alexander lukashenko it has been branded as sort of a rehearsal for for tomorrow's action which is expected to draw tens of tens of thousands of people several people have been detained here today

normally the practices they would be detained and later released if they didn't break. any laws but all those who are marching they remain defiant the try to get scattered whenever they get scattered around they regroup and emerge in new areas. iran's branded u.s. sanctions against the country as medical terrorism the words by the foreign minister come in an interview in artie's worlds apart program that in a few hours time the new u.s. measures target iran's defense and nuclear industries they block has 27 individuals and entities the washington claims are involved in developing nuclear weapons washington earlier said that it was re-imposing old. u.s. sanctions that have been in place before the iran nuclear deal in 2015 these old restrictions and hit sectors of iran's economy hard like banking for example all banks including the iranian central bank found themselves on the blacklist in turn

making iran unable to pay for much needed medicine as many organizations refused to deal with those banks fearing u.s. sanctions themselves washington claims that it's only about stopping the development of nuclear weapons something that tehran denies it's ever been involved with speaking at length to our teams worlds apart later the iranian foreign minister says it's the people who are left to suffer. certainly the sanctions and economic hardship that the united states imposed on iran has had a significant impact we have quite a bit of money stashed in countries abroad and those countries are prevented by the united states from even allowing us to buy medicine with our own money whatever the americans are saying about the sanctions not affecting humanitarian items is just like the united states restrictions prevent us from even transferring money to to buy vaccines so it's basically medical terrorism that the u.s.

is engaged. 13 members 13 of the 15 security council members quites wrote letters to the president of the security council once on the 20th of august when the united states issued its so-called notification and once on the 20th of september when the united states claimed that is supported the u.n. sanctions have come back rejecting it and that's what's important and that's a major diplomatic defeat for the united states isolation of the united states. verification by the international community of the legitimacy of the iranian position really which is an important achievement not just put it on but for the international community and for the rule of law. north stream is is a very clear example that if europeans allow the united states to bully them when it

comes to iran the united states can bully them when it comes to the lifeline and north stream is extremely important for europe as you know and the united states is even trying to intimidate clearly intimidate it germany from from engaging with russia in that so i think the lesson that has to be drawn from that is that if you allow a bully to operate in these new lives you know and i think the europeans need to realize. we have said that we had or without the united states you're an interest in that or guaranteed in that we don't want anything outside the juicy people we simply want what is ours what was bargained what was negotiated within the j.c. pure and it cannot be renegotiate j.c. is alive the security council proved that it is not like. the united states tried

to torpedo this resolution we were sitting in it all the united states not only left the room but bombed to try to destroy good will now it has to gain a seat back in the room and that is not automatic i'm not putting any preconditions i mean you do not want to have a situation in international. environment where somebody can leave an agreement and come back to it with this doesn't work. because he activists sounding the alarm over amazon's new in home security drone but the retailing giant insists that it's the next big thing.

however some potential consumers seem less than convinced describing the product as insane and there are questions over who else might be able to use the device to snoop we got some opinion in new york. it's absolutely insane that that that piece that's being marketed and sold to a public i'm a little uncomfortable with let's say if someone could hack it i mean you don't want this drone to go into your bathroom where you're taking a shower is that companies like amazon and rain are collecting data they do it constantly and you know at 1st they say we're not collecting you know we're only using data for this and then it comes out 2 years later that they've been listening to every word that you said so. i'm concerned about it but you're paying with your data for convenience and that's. that's the rub that's what happens nowadays that's

. unfortunate but that's a people do. been courting controversy with a number of its new products there's an ease about a wrist worn device promoted as a health gadget which can scan your body and analyze your voice and the company's alexa god virtual assistant can turn your smart speaker into a listening device amazon insists that no one can view your data without permission and that it won't ever sell that information along to the indoor drone is planned for next year although the smart home division of amazon which developed it called reading says the product still needs regulatory approval investigative journalist dave lindorff believes that this latest offering is in line with how big tech giants now operate. well look at amazon it's all about collecting data i mean that's that's what they do it same thing with facebook and google they're collecting enormous amounts of data on every with every person they can get we know that the major internet companies and companies like amazon are

cooperating willingly with police state local and federal police agencies intelligence agencies all they got to do basically is ask and they get what they want the real question is why. why americans buy these things i mean people know that there's been stories about alexa monitoring what's going on in your house amazingly. american citizens seem to be ok with the idea of large corporations collecting every kind of data you know they complain about the government collecting data but they don't seem to mind the idea that it's completely. autonomous unregulated corporations are getting their data. donald trump has nominated judge amy cody barrett to the u.s. supremes court if she succeeds to fill the seat left vacant following the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg called the judge eminently qualified for the job if

seated barrett would solidify the right would lead of the coal conservatives now hold a $53.00. u.s. senate republicans have pledged to confirm her nomination before november's presidential election democrats are happy with that saying that the voters should weigh in before the post is filled. to the head for you flexing their military muscles 80000 troops along with the latest to take to the battlefield in a huge military exercise in russia we'll tell you what i think getting up to among our stories after the break. wall street financial engineers it's. money printing in their pockets at a rate that according to the rand corporation equals more than $50.00 trillion dollars so that is your god that's why we have social unrest that's why we have

incredible wealth and income gap that's why we have such a distorted economy that's why wages are not keeping up that's why we've got inflation raging. in the story. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. thinks . we. ask. i get more of the weekend's developments there have been violent scuffles in

central london there's an estimated 15000 gathered to denounce the government's new code lockdown measures as police moved in to disperse the crowds in trafalgar square for ignoring social distancing not wearing face masks demonstrators threw bottles at the officers who responded with batons the rally was called after the new coronavirus restrictions were revealed police made several arrests and a number of people were injured. in the impasse in lebanon the caretaker prime minister there has stepped down after failing to form a unity government the president michel had earlier admitted a miracle would be needed to achieve any given due to disagreements on religious based quotas for key appointments lebanon's been in limbo since the previous cabinet resigned on mass following the huge blast in beirut which killed hundreds president has given a stark warning if the prime minister designate failed to bring any of the political sides together. as. he said government is not sure where are we heading.

of course. why else would i be standing here speaking if this wasn't the case. or france has led efforts in its former colony to get a good it's a government president mcroberts one of the 1st world leaders to arrive and offer aid on condition that the political parties came together a paris says it regrets that failure but says it's still not too late political commentator mosman doesn't believe france can really help. mccrone tried to come to lebanon and tried to talk and he spoke with the right people mind you he spoke of the political elite that are governing the institutions of the government they hold the institutions hostage because this was the fact of the thought of words like giving employment in the government according to the top 5 court they hold the institutions hostage this is why my crown tried to talk to them for what can micro really do with stuff that is peaceful it's up to the political parties holding these institutions he called for early elections but there is an election and any

viable democracy in the world when you have an election and you have an e. george in parliament that's me jordie formally a government and whoever is not within that meteoric becomes opposition this is not the case in lebanon they are not even allowing the people who won in the elections to formulate a government because the majority is like hezbollah and we all know the political bickering around the world of hezbollah and lebanon so basically it's a deadlock and it's an economic fallout and the the money is literally had it to where president obama said he said it out late in the end he should not have said it but was being honest we are headed to help. the new god on language sensitivities been issued for local government staff in berlin but it's left a few people literally lost for words.

instead of finally taking care of problems in berlin the senate prefers to destroy the german language anyone who still dreams of a lift the lawyers in the face of such a policy cannot really be helped. the problem in berlin unlawful place is clan crime too little new residential buildings etc etc greg reno alliance 1st of all draft a new guideline for employees of the berlin administration and use of diversity sensitive language. will be color black be renamed soon.

and is home to people from many different backgrounds berliners should understand that ministration is their own if the diversity of berlin is reflected in the administration and that is a benefit for the entire city. and you for some more we can world news firefighters are still battling a blaze which started on friday and a national forest in arizona is now set to cover some $5200.00 acres helicopters have been dropping water in an effort to bring the situation under control and local support in fact he waited from the area meanwhile in athens. police have used batons and pepper spray against protesters in the greek capital demonstrators have been marching in solidarity with hunger strikers linked to an outlawed militant organization 2 of the hunger strikers have already died. in the

1st of friday's for future climate demonstrations taking place in berlin since the covert lock downs were lifted protesters including schoolchildren gathered at the brandenburg gate demanding politicians tackle global warming police say that $8000.00 attended although organizers claimed that it was 3 times that number. russia held a massive military exercise in its southern caucasus region the drills focused on combating cruise missiles and unmanned aerial craft and also featured troops from allied countries.

some $80000.00 personnel took part in the weeklong exercises with $250.00 tanks and hundreds of infantry vehicles around $200.00 outside of the systems were also forces from mania china pakistan all attended we spoke to russia's chief of general stuff who oversaw the maneuvers. russia's defense ministry has a very open and inclusive policy in general as i already mentioned these exercises were announced by the defense board back in december 29th teen 10 days prior to the

launch date deputy defense minister alexander foemen held a briefing for a test chaise to inform them of all the objectives goals teams and the schedule we provided the details to the o. a c e the united states and other nato member states today all attachés were invited to observe the exercises and attend a briefing how much more open can it get we do not see reciprocal actions by the united states and their nato allies however for example we have never been invited to. tend their scheduled exercises they usually post a very brief announcement with a date and a location and nothing else in contrast to how we do it here we provide all the details openly while they don't we can draw our own conclusions and we are wary of these frequent u.s. nato air missions close to our borders and that's it from a thanks for watching mickey aaron's here in around half an hour to update you

again on the stories we're covering here. from moscow for now though from a column bright of a great weekend. what it was the americans are saying about. this anxious boss affecting humanitarian items it's just it's just like we have been trying to transfer money for the code with 19. kovacs doodoo doodoo w h o x e n b i would be able to move in trying to transfer money even for a normal influenza vaccine. the united states restrictions prevents us from even transferring money to buy vaccine so it's basically made the cost header so that

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so we'll raise the question what if we get every 3rd of 3 simple. graduates from high school. get a job and continue work and don't have still room till you're 21 and right now we've walked out the entire country and we classified people according to whether they broke all those rules or they followed one or 2 or all 3 of the rules the results are astounding.

so i started talking to judges and lawyers and doctors and health providers and interviewing people and literally asked thousands of people how many of you heard the course istria part of the united states and. we are segregated in america by social class if you just think about it what a middle class people hang out with. most middle class people don't know someone in poverty by 1st name and fit in down to dinner together. today millions of american families are caught in circumstances beyond their control. their children will be compelled to live lives of poverty unless the cycle is broken. president johnson's war on poverty has this one goal to provide everyone a chance to grow and make his own way.

i think everything in life that's important really lives in the grey like there's no black and white there's this gray how do we make it more clear of what the problem is there are so many different life experiences of poverty and we don't have a real clear definition of the federal government doesn't have their definition they say if your family is more needed right about. to take care of your family for a year into. does that mean that if you're making more united red. that's not the case i think the most difficult challenge. your way out of your current predicament. of course people cannot contribute to the nation if they are never talked to read or write. if their bodies are stunted from hunger. if their sickness goes on tended if their life is spent and hopeless poverty just drawing

a welfare check. so we're off the goodies to opportunity. we're also going to give all our. help that's very nice. to walk. through those gates. all of our wealth you get money and you get more have less income go through at 0 income get the biggest money. and then as you earn money lose part of the benefit sometimes if you were you. one extra dollar usual whole benefit medical. people and people who say that number seems low it should because it's based on 19 fix these cost of living in the sixty's economists came up with the formula for calculating the family need and they said things like well we'll have a parent in the home so we don't.