more anger in france over plans to ban the public from filming the police and the un says the new security bill is incompatible with human rights however insists it won't be dropped although it could be. let's go inside and talk to the 1st world. nation. russia starts at 4 u. mass vaccinations against covert 19 right here in the capital we speak to one of the doctors who was 1st in line. hospital in intensive care and needing long ventilators and i don't want to see this anymore becomes that your patients myself. the international red cross.

again the head of the international red cross warns that vaccine won't solve all problems with the virus. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is arch international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now we start in paris where protests are taking place again this weekend over a security bill that could stop the public from filming the police demonstrators in the french capital tore through the streets setting fire to vehicles and smashing in shops and banks the authorities responded with tear gas over 60 protestors have been arrested and several police officers injured dubinsky was there for us.

well you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris was burning and you can hear the tear gas that's being left off oh we're in the middle of it at the moment and. streaming the we've already seen clashes between the police and the protesters at the very start of this protest police being pelted with the room next week plus bottles with pink paint and then them responding with the tear gas.

firefighters are trying to extinguish a number of fires that have been set these the fires of cause all along this street there are at least 3 or 4 vehicles that have been completely tool watched so you just have to move because the feelings from the vehicle are can a little bit too close for comfort but this protest still going on this is one of rhinitis protests in france and against the global security law a law that's been much criticized not just by june lists and citizens in n.g.o.s but also by the european union and by the un many including a specialty move independent investigative the u.n. saying this is incompatible with international human rights law and they've called the whole. a lot to be written we know at the moment that only one part of that law

is going to be written that is article $24.00 but protesters say that that's not enough. as you can see still more tensions here in paris this fire has been lit just outside the bank populaire the bank is also being smashed in at the furniture brought out the park not so popular in paris today we heard from president michel on friday he a wide ranging interview where he talked to pirates a lot of the issues in front at the moment he touched on this issue when he touched on police filing say he didn't want to cool the police file and he said that there was violence in society and they was violence within the police but he didn't want to politicize the issue and he didn't think it was an institutional problem.

so have we just get caught in the tear gas here just when you don't have enough it's just been released by the police officers as they're trying to control the situation so the firefighters couldn't do that the job i have you know many of the people who are against article 24 and the global security will say the problem we think is that there has been this is semi issues in terms of violence within the police force and if succes can't say for example that film police officers will be no evil to show police brutality and not be problematic just outside the bank that was completely smashed up by some of the demonstrators you can see that a scooter or a motorcycle outside was there the bank itself was smashed people went inside they took the furniture from inside the bank. ruled it out and then they set these fires

up outside the bank you see completely and utterly have trashed this particular bank there have been other businesses that have been trashed like this on this street here in paris and we've also seen a number of cause as well there is been huge violence from the protesters towards the police to know that there is anger in the police generally that they feel that they reason enough protection for them they say they face this incredible threat of protest like this but generally in their job they face huge of months of threats and violence against them and they would actually like to see the laws strengthened musos so there is a real divide between what police want and what many public groups journalists and calling. our sister channel our good friend spoke to a lawyer and the head of the national union of journalists in the country who both have their concerns over 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 because you have to understand that society is brutal in general you know you'll be in countries it is manageable the risk people are trying to understand how the police work how journalists work in france the trust between journalists and has been broken the forces of more than regrettably also with citizens and that needs to be restored all the doubts and discontent that we've voiced from the very beginning of the debate in the national assembly have gone on her it at the moment the text of this bill no matter how much it is. a journalist or wherever it decides to police in order to inform the public 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. moscow has started to carry out mass vaccinations with this. jab daily infections across russia have been on the rise since september and now exceed $28000.00 a day or takes us through the process and spoke to a doctor among the 1st to receive the vaccination. this is one of 70 most clinics where fully equipped vaccination centers opened on such a day they will work from 8 am to 8 pm vaccinating hundreds of people daily i don't need it because i am one of thousands of volunteers who go to new green jacket with phase 3 clinical trials but let's go inside and talk to the 1st woman series of worlds for her and she called a mass vaccination by the way i still need to wear my mask. or it's crowded here

what we're putting earlier said that teachers and doctors will be the 1st to receive sputnik we need of course is all a voluntary basis but not everybody can get injection a candidate should be in good health 1st of course aged between 18 and 60 and this is why 1st all newcomers should see a physician. that. this is the candidate they 1st need to be checked to see if they call it. you are going. to lose. if qualified. candidates proceeds to the vaccination room because you both look

for. the vaccine is kept in a special reserve or they bring the freezers together with the doses you can see it's minus $26.00 degrees celsius. after the freezer the vaccine should stay in the room temperature for 1015 minutes meaning we have some time to talk to god you know. when we decided to get vaccinated. because i'm a doctor and i'm in contact with covered positive patients i commute to work and come to potential contact with others who are sick unfortunately not everyone protect themselves that everyone's wearing masks i get sick once and i don't want to get it again your home was a bill thank god not to have only had a typical pneumonia not too severe thanks to my good immunity but also help people who are sick with hospitalizations and intensive care and needing long ventilators

and i don't want to see this anymore becomes that your patients myself city and you would be in phase 3 of its clinical trials still but injury or early results showed that the drug is 95 percent effective 42 days after the 1st shot you have a moment is approaching this is real work seen no placebo is used because this is not a clinical trial but the real vaccination by the way those who took part in phase 3 of the clinical trials will be like me like i did and god will not be allowed to be vaccinated until the trials are rolled we're. going in the how do you know the great good. now is just like any other vaccine group congratulations thank you. so would need to be back to charlotte back to her

now i believe that was the 1st straw and she and others vaccinated today will have to return here to get the 2nd child in 21 days. vaccination center. despite the risks of working with covert patients there's enough there has been no shortage of volunteers coming forward to help the international red cross and red crescent say that they have been overwhelmed by offers from around the globe. this year in response to unprecedented humanitarian need our sea has witnessed equally unprecedented humanity in kindness with hundreds of thousands of people joining the red cross red crescent family for the 1st time all the while can turn dealing with the terrible impacts of qubit 19 on the road wives the response from those wanting to help has been higher cost the globe with european countries recording tens of thousands of sign ups we asked people what

spurred them to come forward i started volunteering with the red cross in the beginning of this year after i cope with the isolation facility and the reason why i started volunteering with the red cross there is because i had actually stayed at the facility when i have come back and 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 the 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 russian retros response to could be 19 i decided it was my time to start tearing into. the in the incident difficult period. because i understand their. power how

much help and how much support is it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people. my colleague nichiren spoke more about this with the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent society. we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people in tears coming pour want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because the seeds are truly a global crisis and without global study got it deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's what we got it is the main reason part of the shores of wanted what do you think of the main difficulties baseball and has come across almost everybody hears have i that there can be members of friends or colleagues also affected by time and the so wide there are contending with their own personal

suffering and sometimes personal loss they're also somewhat debated to express that global solidarity campari what to do to help others but also initially there was a short it's a personal protective equipment there was also 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 the particular p.p. materials have been now available more easily but they have few other elements you know that it's also in many part of the work that is the stigma around i don't depend in that doesn't help we have also seen betty increased. increased number of mental health issues increases in domestic violence issues so when the woman ts want to help to deal with the pandemic and 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 add to that 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 the vaccine 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. cultural and ability of actually explicitly but the point the countries you know. the countries who don't have the finance it means to approach is the action right now so i think that it could involve distribution of factories all around the world would be critical and we have some way to go to these that point. still ahead for you are today or even timi mysterious metal monolith popping up on both sides of the atlantic which have got

a fearful faithful in a frenzy and of a conspiracy theorist in a span we will take a closer look after a break this is our to international. well i think israel has. genuinely and to some extent in a manipulative way. feared any strong state in the region and iran in that sense is a psycho political threat. more of them than i think a material with it she used to be material carette is use to manipulate in part of the israeli public which is very divided

now and they need symbols of unity and one of them is. the iran threat. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you then. and welcome back this is our t. international now the new york attorney general has disclosed several police body camera videos detailing the deaths of 2 black men after their encounters with law enforcement in an effort to increase transparency now please be aware that we're about to show you some of the video which is distressing to watch.

11 videos were released showing the deaths of daniel pruett and detroit hodge both men who were in custody and died of asphyxiation as officers attempted to subdue them autopsies later found drugs had also played a role in their deaths in what has become a familiar response protests emerged over both of the deaths and really the wider issue of heavy handed policing since the spring communities across america and abroad to have seen similar scenes spurred by the black lives that matter movement some of which have turned violent.

for more on this we can bring in court p. guess who is a retired n.y.p.d. deputy inspector and community advocate thanks very much for being with us here on r.t. international. the attorney general released a video in an effort to increase transparency do you think that this is the right move. of year of course transparency is the key to success you have to understand try to do is take analogy of cellphone loophole cameras all over the place police were able to control the narrative we would hear and it would come out and say such and such reach for 'd firearms or try to fight us we ended up you know use of an hour weapon to kill him and it would be justified because we

couldn't even question him but now we have to address of technology that narrative has changed in even still with technology police unions and police departments around america still trying to convince people going to police are right in these instances in that these 2 particular incident innocent incidents yes drugs played a part but as food. is not a drug fair enough now why now why weren't these videos showing the full extent of these incidents released before. well you know in defense of. tony general you have to give her some time to analyze the video out of demise like just release it release it as soon as you know give us give to police you know at least 48 hours to review or do you know but after that we lease it we listen to stuff a year 11 months 6 months later 8 it just smells of

a cover up and that's what people are thinking when you release a list of 678 not 10 months later just released just how long does it take for you to look at the video and you can't take more than a day or 2 to analyze a video and release it if you really want to be transparent but again i want to put give kudos to the dish with tony because again this is all new stuff and most district attorneys is not even releasing it after 6 months now do you think i mean we kind of seen this playbook before i mean do you think that this move could spark further protest i don't think in d.c. to particular incidents just because it was such a hot topic when it 1st happened so we pretty much know exactly how to end it we're going to these 2 cases and in a state of new york we pretty much know exactly what happened in the video was already released you know fairly quickly so video was released with upright case

and to prove a case just a little bit but now we could be much know exactly what happened so i don't think there's going to be a rising because this video was released but what i do think is going to open our eyes to the community and have more pressure on police to ensure that they protect and serve in that in black and brown means you mentioned black and brown communities some say that racial prejudice is at play here others say that this actually highlights just poor police training if that's the case why are we hearing calls to defund the police shouldn't more money and effort be spent better preparing officers for these situations. well i think it's a little bit of both. racism involved in that because you've got to stand police and started with slave patrols kitchen black people you know to bring them back to sleep masses to beat don't behead cash you know do all these crazy things so that culture is embedded racism as

a culture and you know in this system defunding the police i don't think anyone wants to actually abolish police if someone is santa but was released and it did actually not think it was saying much but we can we structure police and we should release it looks a little like making sure that again black and white i think you need to protect and serve might they do in minority communities in training is always good i'm not a big advocate for retraining all the time because if you if you're advocating for we training you saying that the training that we've given it caps is not adequate and i know that dick cheney that didn't get me is adequate they have to carry out the training to get in there and i can't now when we need to put them in handcuffs but when we determine you. are right interesting to hear your thoughts i believe that you and i could have a conversation about this for hours on this topic corey biggest thanks very much a retired n.y.p.d. deputy inspector and community advocate thanks for being with us here on our to international thank you. all right conspiracy theories have gone to town

over strange metal objects known as monolith that have appeared in various and often remote parts of the planet sounds good taylor has been looking at whether this is the year for extra terrestrials to pass a visit. if you're an ag and thinking of popping down to us for a visit don't. drive. very bright. that more or 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 apparent 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 clung to the way 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 it odd 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 small topic in the white house the moment but that's a conspiracy for another day was space odyssey stanley cook brick in the no we

excavated. the lever lever for the. 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 e.t. 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. well right for me this i'll be back of top next hour with more news this is art international stay with us.

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a fight every day so you meet your needs and the needs of your family. you. belong to sherman didn't is guilty no ma'am. what we see on t.v. shows is not reality our justice system isn't what you think it is rolling stone magazine considers wayne kramer of the m c 51 of the top 100 greatest guitarists of all time he battled drug addiction in 1975 went to prison for 2 years for selling cocaine he's since provided guitars and taught music 10 minutes at over 50 correctional institutions throughout the united states people think that you know you have a right to a trial and everybody goes to trial and there's the good prosecutor and the and the

defense attorney and they battle it out that ain't the way it works the way it works is the prosecutors stack up the charges and you have forced you to plead guilty to a lesser charge to keep from doing life or double life or triple life people don't get trials what they get is a deal people suggest that anywhere between you know 3 year 10 and 15 percent of people behind bars could be innocent of the crimes for which they were charged michelle alexander is a civil rights lawyer stanford law professor and the author of the new jim crow one of the most highly acclaimed studies america's criminal justice system the reality is that thousands of people. every year and i had it states wind up pleading guilty to crimes they may not have committed be.