to stop it every single day this is a history of the usa but america. more and go in from the plans to pound the public from filming the police the un says the new security bill is incompatible with human rights however paris insists it won't be dropped although it could be rewritten. russia starts free mass vaccinations against coke 19 in the capital we look at who is fast in line to get the job bought. we need to understand this is not going to be a super. being. the head of the international red cross warns of back

seems what so is the problems with the virus also to copy. sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be. because i know it's really it's really a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k. as fiji born on me for transit told to leave the great britain over the bureaucratic mistakes r t how is that story. this is not international thanks for joining us just gone 8 pm here in moscow we're always glad to see you. well to start us off for a while so with my brother with pictures from paris behind me where protests are

taking place again this weekend over security bill that could stop the public from filming the police take us has been used to disperse the crowds. while our hearts punish on a different scale as i thought she's in effect event and paris i don't see plenty of tensions only on me so that's quite dramatic pictures what's the situation on the streets of the moment it's evening of course now. what we. call

it doesn't feel quite as tense as it did earlier pretty you can probably see that we'll peeing pushed down the more troops over the protests promontory the protesters sort of hung around these streets here where we've seen that violence the tensions between the police and the protesters those fires that have been burning at least 5 vehicles that we saw was set on lights banks and a state agent would completely smashed in all of the furniture was pulled out and that was also set on fire now the. protesters have been throwing fireworks at the police they've been ripping up pavement from the floor throwing that towards the police we've also you seen them using not just those fireworks for paint throwing at the police and throwing glass bottles the police responding with that gas and as you probably still from where it was to be a castle wall around this here at this protest people have come here to say and show they're unhappy with the global security law article 24 something we've talked

about quite a lot this is the criminalization of publishing images of the police if there's intent to hold them psychologically or physically we know. that the protesting for have made the ruling party do you turn all that we heard from the prime minister himself that particular article would be really written we don't know how it will be written but we know that that will actually take place and we know that there is concern over all the poets of the bill not just journalists here in france not just from citizens rights groups but also from the european union and from the un that panel of independent experts from the u.n. in the last few days saying that the entire needed to be because it was incompatible with international human rights are we really having to move quite fast at the moment the police have picked up the pieces they're trying to push a stone now one of the reasons people are so unhappy about this rule was because

they say if journalists if citizens pull to the police they come perhaps expose police brutality and there have been so many accusations over police brutality whether that said just scream in a tree towards people who are black or from other racial groups or issues of just chain rule police violence and it's been proved into sharp focus in the last few weeks here in paris present makan saying he was shocked at a video that emerged that saw a black music recent being beaten up by officers who apparently reason to much so he gave a wide ranging interview on friday where he was asked about this stomach violence that's accused of being inside the police and he said that there is violence in society he said got means that there are violent police officers but he refused to acknowledge that this was a systemic problem. yet live you know as an associate the there is violence in

society there is racism in society in france today this is a fact therefore police reflect society. some members of the police force display violent behavior we must go off and punish the person i can actually cool some anger amongst police shootings by some of the things he said in the interview he talked about setting up a platform in january where citizens could go and see if they say if they thought the police had to be in discriminatory in any way no one police union today called for police to protest against their own now and not well you know working but not controlling the crowd so much in the protest that could not checking backpacks for example to see if somebody had a weapon that they wanted to take into the protest we don't know how much of that has been a ploy by the. boy the police today but we do know that the resigned or in the

police generally they feel that they reason enough protection for them they say they face this incredible threat to protest like this but generally in their job they face huge of months of threats and violence against them and they would r.c. like to see the law was strengthened musos so there is a real divorce between police want and what many public groups to lists and use a calling for you. to not want to shy away from the action today is no different charlotte de bensky without parents on the ground right there in paris many thanks. while sister channel r.t. france spoke to a lawyer and the head of the national union of journalists in the country who both have that concerns of the security bill. i have reaction from european journalists unions from our colleagues who do not understand the state of law and order in france so i don't know what can be done to explain the dialogue is necessary you have to understand that society is brutal in general in no european countries it is

manageable the risk dialogue people are trying to understand how the police work how journalists work in france the trust between journalists and the fortis has been broken the forces of more than most regrettably also with all its citizens and that needs to be restored all the doubts and discontent that with voiced from the very beginning of the debate in the national assembly have gone on her and at the moment the text of this bill no matter how much it is means a journalist or whoever decides to please in order to inform the public who want to magically be seen as a threat the problem is that the law only targets one side those who report the crime and i don't see how simply writing the text of the bill can address the public impact that we are seeing right now. while moscow has started to carry out mass vaccinations with the sputnik because the job day in factions across russia

have been on the rise since september and now exceed 28000 a day. spoke with mccarran. behind me is one of 70 most clinics where specialized fully equipped vaccination centers opened on saturday they will work from 8 am to 8 pm every day expecting to vaccinate hundreds of people daily earlier we heard from russia's president vladimir putin that the country had already produced 2000000 doses of the drug and ease ready for mass vaccination and to be honest russia needs it just as well as the entire world because corona virus cases grow and call that 19 related deaths can continue to remain on a very high level well the vaccination is on a voluntary basis but not everybody can get an injection here is deputy mayor about who will be the 1st to get sputnik could be fatal which it could have in the it's not simple shooting risk groups have priority 1st tries to vaccination workers such

as doctors and teachers could deal with a large number of people who are also nursing staff administrative as cleaners and other burkas in social institutions as they also trace these candidates also required to be in a good health condition of course aged 18 to 60 earlier mayor is sad that half of moscow residents already mune to corona virus $20000.00 of them got a sputnik the injection as the clinical trials volunteers phase 3 of it still goes on but early interim results showed that the vaccine is over 95 percent effective $42.00 days after the 1st shot and it would be fair to mention that u.s. based foreign giants pfizer and moderna just recently also announced a similar efficacy of their of vaccines but russia is certainly the 1st to start mass vaccination now varia we know that you took part of the final stage of the

vaccine trials can you tell us about your experience yes sure yes i am one of thousands of volunteers taking part in phase 3 of the clinical trials of sputnik the. it is what is known as double blind placebo trials when only 25 percent 75 percent of the participants get real drug and 25 percent of them get placebo and neither doctor is no participant supposed to know who is getting ward but i was too impatient and i made a blood test. first of all i have to tell you that i got the 1st shot in mid september and the 2nd 121 days later and couple of days after the 2nd chart i got a blood test that showed me that my body started producing antibodies g. and neither blood tests i made just a couple of weeks ago showed that their number is growing and of course i'm very happy with that there were some side effects after the 1st shot and the 2nd shot but they faded away and it's nothing compared to the benefits i now have you know

protected from coronavirus of course. what despite the risks of watching with covert patients has been no shortage of volunteers coming forward to help the international red cross and red crescent say they've been overwhelmed by office from around the globe this year in response to an unprecedented humanitarian need r.c. has witnessed unprecedented humanity kindness with hundreds of thousands of people joining the red cross red crescent family for the 1st time all the while contending with the terrible impacts of 19 on the road. the response from those wanting to help has been high across the globe with european countries recording tens of thousands of sign ups we asked people what sparked them to come forward. i saw one tearing with the red cross in the beginning of this year after i cope with the isolation facility and the reason why i started well in town with the red cross

there is because i had actually state of the facility when i have called it in august and the red cross that so much for me and i really want to do something for them and give back to the red cross and society i really recommend doing it to get to know a lot of different people from different backgrounds and being able to do something good for society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actively participate in their ration retros response to call the 19 i decided it was my time with this terrifying tearing in there. in this difficult period. because i understand their. power how much help and how much support to ease it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people my colleague mccarron spoke more about this with the section general of the international federation of red cross and red

crescent societies. we have seen a many many people young volunteers people who to your school report want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because these seeds are truly a global crisis and without global so we've got a deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's what we've got it is that mainly it's a part on the shores of what do you think of the main difficulties these law in tears come across almost every 2 years have i that their family members and friends or colleagues also affected by time in the sawai contending with their own personal suffering and sometimes personal loss they are also somewhat debated to express that global solidarity comp. part of what to do to help others but also sure initially there was a short is a personal protective equipment there was not enough information information

that was needed to ensure that they can go forward and volunteer in a safe environment. but we have surely learned dorsett practices to protect her peepee materials have been now available more easily but they have few other elements you know that it's also in many part of the stigma around i don't dependent make that doesn't help we have also seen betty increased highly increased number of mental health issues increases in domestic violence issues so when the woman ts want to help to deal with the pandemic they are also seeing that at the same time they also have to support people on the mental health issues domestic violence issues stigma issues and what are your thoughts on the vaccines being rolled out next week i did i'm not going to threaten the tide of infections. i think they could actually i'm definitely going to be helpful but we need to also understand that this is not going to be

a silver bullet just because of accident and now being rolled out that it will suddenly stop the vitus that's not going to happen unfortunately i did it is still a massive need for production and distribution to look stickle distributors and challenge would be would be massive. ultrawide band ability of vaccine especially for the part the countries you know in the country who don't have the finances means to put approaches that are actually right now so i think that it could involve distribution of factories all around the world would be critical and we have somewhere to go to these that point. with paris if there is have gone to town when i have a strange metal objects known as one of let's that have a patent various and often remote parts of the planet but as i was finding out every might not be the best year for x. to trust cells to pay us a visit. if you're an ag and thinking of popping down to us for a visit don't. drive. very

bright. that morning less might have met its biblical end but the monoliths mysteries continued to seize the imagination of om tech conspiracists wild white 10 feet tall 3 sided metal structures a pairing as quickly as they vanish into the night fast in the utah desert then poof gone well ok ok don't quite. know yet it's a while down here at the moment if the bible belters don't get you the tree huggers world but then something eerily similar rocked up 9000 kilometers away in a small village in romania then poof gone now and ready to go poof before finally crossing back across the atlantic to california just to remind us a most unholy and. the 1st why did they come from is it a prank is that all who put them out why is this happening no one knows except

drabs of people on twitter. and just like the simpsons foretold the trump presidency an ebola outbreak and faulty voting machines but of a sore topic in the white house the moment but that's a conspiracy for another day was space odyssey is stanley cook brick in the know we excavated out of the running for the leader the bring. in space odyssey the monoliths were left by aliens to guide us from one stage of evolution to the next. but this time let me be the guy. if the monolith was you and your testing the waters postpone your flight 2020 is not the year to take

a risk trust me just stay away when i think we all need a break from me it will be back with more news of the short break. and when else seemed wrong why don't we just don't all. get to shape our disdain. and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person of those. who

dares thinks. we fear to ask. welcome back now u.k. army fat trying to sobbed in iraq and afghanistan have lost an equal bottle to stay in britain the high court rejected appeals from 8 fiji born soldiers insisting that they were in the country illegally due to bureaucratic arras. to the hall break moment the decision was really revealed to the children of one of the soldiers. the

judge said that he wasn't concerned with any misadministration on the part of the government and i would eat galatea and that he didn't see how the government had behaved in an illegal manner but. to a minute she's the wife of one of the soldiers to wate she brought me to stark contrast to see the moment when she breaks the news of that ruling to the daughters of some of those soldiers to hit home exactly how devastating that news has been to these young girls. so you know that we were going to be going to court to ask the judge if our case could be heard at the high court ok so we were all there on tuesday in at your dad's house and sadly the judge has said that our case cannot be heard in court. ok. and i'm sorry

about that. we you know we've tried our best to. do ask the judge to look at chilled cases sympathetically and also for the men right and. that doesn't mean that it's the end. we'll sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's relieve interleague name so terri and lilly etc out to calcutta are the 3 daughters of tate to see who's facing the potential of 850000 pound medical bill because he hasn't got legal status in the u.k. grayson kelly is a 20 under seats his daughter despite what is clearly a major setback the goals remain committed to their cause i hate that it takes away this decision is now i didn't realize that what he's doing is actually affecting our niece the government maintain that they've acted properly and that they

continue to work with veterans in order to understand how best to apply. the home office and the ministry of defense work closely with our foreign and commonwealth recruits to make sure they are aware of how they and their families can attain settlements in the u.k. the costs involved the senator had wanted us to come and see as she broke the news to those girls to hit home park but this is going to have on those men's families she stated that the judge at the high court didn't take into account the impact that it would have on the families and that she's rather than focusing on the legalities there's a moral imperative particularly on the government to allow those men to remain. or to u.k. and stoke on trent. to trumpet ministration as a ramping up its measures against china made as close to 5 cultural exchange programs in the us accusing them of being a propaganda tool and on top of that sect of state might be ok or has also

announced new visa restrictions for chinese citizens today i announce to be's of restrictions on united front work department officials who've engaged in malign activities to co-opt and coerce those who oppose beijing's policies we call on the p.r.c. to end it to use of coercion to suppress freedom of expression. pump a.o. allege that a beijing controlled group called united front was watching internationally to quote bully those who raise human rights issues in china it comes after the us unlimited visa status for chinese communist party members and their families in the u.s. to just one month. the u.s. director of national intelligence has also branded china as america's greatest threat john ratcliffe claimed beijing plans to dominate the u.s. in the world technologically economically and militarily but china's foreign ministry believes that he has different motives for his attack. the u.s.

patches of integrated military and civilian development dates back to before world war one the u.s. ground the 2nd against china by typical double standards it's to purpose is to create excuses to justify high tech blockage against china and this will eventually damage the interests of china the u.s. and the whole world. victor gao of the china national say sation of international studies says the trunk administration's attacks on beijing a misguided reason to do to ration in china u.s. relations is very much caused by the poisoning by president trump and his followers in the us administration if you listen to what president trump and his government have been saying how much do you really give credit as to what they say how much children there is you want to have and they are at 30 i think there is not a lot of calls for a lot of misrepresentation mature lots of distortion because they are afraid of the larger china but the rise of china is a megatrend that you cannot stop child but will be large and then the united states

but a larger china doesn't make china and enemy of the united states why should we minimize exchanges of ideas people goods services between china and the united states that your largest economies in the world's and the minimization of this hurts the americans as much as the heart the chinese people president by that will be a better president for them president trump i hope he and his government will realize that china and the united states are not enemies against each other. the former director of israel's mossad intelligence agency has given his thoughts on the recent assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist an exclusive interview with r.t. is going underground he refused to confirm or deny the killing but shed some light on the possible reasons for the attack just a quick reminder most in fact rezaei a meeting ex-pat for iran's nuclear program was on question fatally shot last

friday iran says an explosive device was detonated along the route of his motorcade near the capital and that a remote controlled weapon was fired no one has claimed responsibility so far but tehran was quick to point the finger and israel his prime minister had previously described the scientist as a threat the full interview will air throughout the day but here's just a taste of what he said. i. will. show you is a legitimate target. right through the use of. origin because the judge was the. 3

busy ready first. 'd 'd and so was israel behind the assassination of the iranian scientist. rebury seems. and finally the covert pandemic has set another bleak rockwall to the u.s. more than 800000 were taken to hospital with the virus of a unknown and as rising public anger at how lawmakers are breaking the very

lockdown rules they set for others. i need to do a much better job of showing folds how to follow the rules i failed. doesn't matter whether something is technically allowed or not i need to hold myself to a higher standard and i will do better. and i regret the throw even though it's violated no would consider it bad example which i.

well i think won't work so well here in the united states for those officials we're going to have to persuade them actually to participate in mass wearing and not going to a large group gatherings persuasion over the long term will work much better i think than on the show. actually we need to get ahold of. the leaders medical leaders teachers leaders business people all together saying the same thing and then surely i think our citizens will comply. now it's all for this hour we have over the coming hours so bring you all the latest about us globally so i hope you stop by a bit later.