it was yes and it is the charles mashal is the nordstrom you just saw was there was . a lot more dog this big. that was. breaking news this hour the french prime minister says a deadly knife attack on a female police officer at a police station outside paris was a terrorist attack also to come must resign the station suffers another blow is the relatives of the woman who died after getting its job sued the vaccine maker we hear from her family's lawyer. one professor got vaccinated there was no warning about the risk of trump osis on the information sheet or on the informed consent form. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman told sister

channel r.t. deutsche why 5 years of damage the campaign. politicisation tied their hands e.u. officials tied the hands of industrialists and business to and ultimately to the hands of the own people do you want against the interests of its own members. are welcome just on 7 o'clock in the evening here in moscow were you watching r t international start this out breaking news today from france because the prime minister there has called a knife attack on a female officer at a police station on the outskirts of paris a terrorist attack the attacker was shot and killed by police at the scene so let's go to the to the french capital to speak with our correspondent there charlotte dubinsky charlotte just bring us up to date. with what's been happening. well

as you heard the french prime minister describe what happened in the suburb just outside of paris as a terror attack that's what jim cast expects said as he visited the scene of another dark day here in paris well we know unfolded in the afternoon to friday is a 49 year old police officer a female police officer was stabbed to death inside the police station at rambouillet which is about footie kilometer to say 40 miles west of paris we understand that she was a mother of 2 and apparently she had just returned from her lunch hour having checked new parking tickets on her car now we understand that she was initially called confronted by an individual just outside the police station and she was doing that and it appears that she was then followed by an individual into the

secure area of the police station where he attacked her with a knife there are reports that he slit her throat now earlier we had heard that the president of the paris region said that he screamed out the woods akbar while he was doing that but that has since been denied by the police what we do know though is that he was said to be a 37 year old 2 news international who came to france in 2009 and after carrying out that fatal attack which left the police officer dead he was then shot and natives died of his injuries by her colleagues. have been told that she was not known to the security services so there is a new species as they call it here to front for me individually but we do know that space investigation has not been taken over by the m.c.c. terrorist investigators he was brought to the look. into the move to was behind

that as i mentioned the prime minister has been at the scene and he said that this is the latest attack in this area of problems. in this department has already been affected by attacks against official for example the magnum deal attacking 26 feet and more recently the nation of some party our determination to fight terrorism. is more intact then ever. we've also had a tribute to the police officer from present the manual on twitter he has said that she was a police officer stephanie he calls who was killed in a police station in the already damaged. nation is that the side of her family he goes on to write colleagues and the police and then emmanuel maclin ends his tweet by saying in the fight against islamist terrorism we gave up there have been

tributes pouring in to the police officer who died in that attack on friday but there's also been anger anger that has come out this is yet another attack in france particularly this one from marine le pen who went on to twitter to say you know this was just another example of. extremism he was wrong and she it cool once again for something to be done sending good thoughts and prayers to the family as well now france of course as had many years since 2015 when the show their offices were attacked later that year they would be paris attacks but more recently. the prime minister touched on this in what he just said. he a history teacher was beheaded by an extremist outside his school in the same department back in october of last year and then of course. a few weeks after that

we saw 3 people being stabbed to death in a drop in the south of the country this appears to be the latest terror attack a police officer. suv 49 years old was apparently stabbed to death inside a secu workplace inside a police station and there we think he would have been say. ok well thanks for the latest on that charlotte was shot at the reporting for us from. seneca faces legal proceedings are from the tell you woman died after receiving the vaccine her family is now taking action against the multinational corporation the 55 year old music teacher from sicily got her shot on march the 11th but within days medical check showed that blood clots were forming in her body and her brain she fell into a coma and died less than a month later her brother says that she had no previous health issues.

my sister was in excellent health some tests were done on her and came back negative she had no diseases and she was perfectly fine protests also found that my sister was not at risk from bosis she was happy to get the vaccine and then after 7 days all the symptoms mentioned by the a.m.a. began and she developed cerebral from brisas she began to feel very ill and after another 2 days during which she was hospitalized her condition resulted in a cerebral hemorrhage and after 3 rounds of surgery she died. while also adds to others already filed across europe against the u.k. swedish company and it also comes to amid the suspension of the rollout of the astra zeneca job in some countries over blood clot concerns however medical experts including the world health organization still says the benefits to weigh the risks and the deceased woman's brother says that her family actually supports the inoculation program. we are not attacking vaccines

absolutely not fact scenes are indispensable i have vaccinated myself i am a doctor my patients are also vaccinated and so are my other family members but we want truth and clarity because it should not be possible for a person like mr who is in excellent health to die from the vaccine the warnings from astra zeneca and the inmate came later and not when my sister received the shot so that's why we're asking for the truth she said. there were deaths before and after professor who's the to the opera die and there are investigations into those in this case i can say that after person does autopsy my consultants concluded a lot of previous diseases it raises disturbing questions because one professor got vaccinated there was no warning about the rest of us on the information sheet or on the informed consent. or meanwhile the rate of blood clots among those vaccinated

with the ashland jab in the u.k. is. of rice said that's according to the latest data by the country's health regulator $168.00 cases were registered by mid april which means almost 8 cases per $1000000.00 doses sub slightly from 5 cases per 1000009 days earlier so let's get the views now of malcolm kendrick he's a doctor from the case national health service and we appreciate you coming on malcolm we just talked about the figures there the thing i feel is that when you put it into context it doesn't sound like a big number but when you read the tragic stories of people who are perfectly healthy who are no longer with this it makes you think twice and i just wondered how what what your thoughts were and whether stories like this and i'm sure we will see more no matter how small how much that were damaged the astra zeneca job and people actually wanting to take it. well it doesn't seem to. be. cruel you know quite a lot of. months ago i was writing about. one of the primary problems

that it causes blood clots and probably the majority of dying blood clots around the body when they go. and that seems to be driven by. the. big immune reaction so it's never been surprising. i don't think it's just you know. the vaccines are are showing signs that this. would be. regional so people are going to be sure to see which will trigger blood clots around the body now when they're talking about the low clouds at the moment talking about very unusual you know the risk of a sinus infection from the brain is incredibly rare no nobody's very common. thing a stroke or heart attack these happen all the time. and therefore much less likely

to be attributed to the nation because of this so that was my main concern yes we're looking at this very rare form of looks and there are very few but are we just basically saying well let's forget about the other books and we're not even going to examine them so i think there is a potentially serious issue growing up. do you think it's right for countries to decide to put a sort of a block on the astra zeneca job for the moment or might for more information to come in. well. personally i think all the jobs are going to do this. i don't see particularly why the us is not. only. the technology used this. is a job it will essentially what they're all doing it is things that already produce more of the protein in your cells. spread around the body you get your immune system used to just. recognize it next time it comes along that's the basis of

basically vaccination the cell causing the reactions i think you know the least you know what is why don't. we we just. seems because i think we're in danger of not seeing the world with a treaty or you know what i mean yeah i do it just in terms of countries response. is it confusing to think the public when they hear some country say look you know we shouldn't give this to under forty's other say look no it's ok for fifty's or some say only under 55 i mean that there doesn't seem to be any coherent policy when it comes to taking astra zeneca jab in particular it seems you know what i think is clearly confusing to people i mean you know underlying you know medicine one of the one of the of the research is 1st do no harm. if something's doing a huge amount of damage then you are doing some harm but only under 50 he's covered

his remarkably norn feet and so the risk coverage when you're under 50 is exceedingly small so the risk really vaccine becomes effectively starts to get quite close to the much you know risk if you're not curable what you've already got it is very high so you willing to accept the high risk and i think that's really explained to be very well you know it's like well why can't the younger people. thought it was different in europe which is that the risk. is so much less in your people it makes sense sure i came out and looked at the top you have to leave it there but that was malcolm kendrick a doctor for you case national health service thanks for coming on no problem thank you. meanwhile germany plants around research russian vaccines. countries shortages. has talked to the russian foreign ministry spokesperson

about the clocks problems and she blamed brussels for playing politics that it would. let's be realists the european union simply last time it could have been a leader in an occupation and a leader in vaccine production but they didn't happen why politicisation tied their hands e.u. officials tied the hands of industrialists and businesses and ultimately to the hands of the own people you went against the interests of its own members and i don't know whether you are allowed to talk about this in the e.u. but that's their objective reality it's a fact just like the fact that called it in 2020 highlighted the immense problems in the european union and in the west in general the u. has not been able to deal with a worldwide catastrophe but it's not like we haven't had them before yes the world hadn't dealt with the ground in of planes and border closures on such a scale but the world has dealt with fund damage before and it turns out the those

who call themselves leaders of the world aren't that at all is just chest thumping it turns out the european union specifically germany france and many other countries and also the us couldn't offer anything to the world as an example of dealing with the pun demick unfortunately they didn't live up to the task neither in the economic terms nor socially nor in terms of development and implementation of vaccines that's not how a real leader does it. now the german chancellor has had to defend herself meanwhile before a parliamentary committee after promoting a scandal hit payments firm while visiting china 2 years ago a wire card is currently being investigated in the 1000000000 euro fraud case of the german ministers have also been dragged into the scandal too so let's say get to the bottom of what's happened of live now to our peter over in burden good evening paid to just run through them why german officials are getting so much flak over the. well there's

a lot of questions for german officials when it comes to. the german government's been answering questions about the now defunct insolvent financial services and payments company we've heard this week from the economics minister from the finance minister on on friday it was chancellor angela merkel's turn and she said that there was nothing on toward about or an appropriate about her support that she gave for why a card during a 2019 meeting in beijing with chinese president xi jinping. speaking to the bundestag select committee she said that she wasn't going to wardley influenced by lobbyists when she spoke on why ecards behalf now why a card last summer announced that it had a a 1900000000 a year old hole in its accounts and

a number of board members as well as senior members of the company currently facing criminal charges. well the chancellor said that the $29.00 team trip to china was to discuss a number of political issues with chinese president xi jinping but she has come in for criticism from some members of the bundestag who were part of this investigative committee saying that the chancellor went above and beyond for a company that has since found itself accused of serious financial crime. the success of the lobby machine surrounding wire cart between the lobbying of the chancellor when she actively supported

a criminal organization like wire clark during her trip to china despite internal warnings and public reports angela merkel lobbied for wild card in china the support for wild card from the federal chancellor east terrifying. that points in time the chancellor should not have lobbied for the company but rather the prosecutor and the police should have marched in and search the premises i'm going to work all steps down as german chancellor later this year but the twilight of a 16 year reign is being beset by lobbying scandals involving per cd you see as you conservative union block earlier this year several l.p.'s were forced to not just say they weren't going to stand in september's upcoming election but to clear their desks and get out of the offices immediately following lobbying scandals involving p.p. and masks as well as having taking payments in order to lobby on behalf of as

a big john. ok thanks peter that was artie's peter all of reporting there from that. that the united states is under heavy activist pressure at the moment to slash police funding in the wake of high profile killings by officers but huge numbers of americans do say to you that such political agendas would leave them vulnerable to crime in picks up the story. there are children is now behind bars but many americans don't seem to view him as simply a bad apple the idea that all police are irredeemable seems widespread among liberal politicians it wasn't an accident policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist no more policing incarceration and militarisation it can be reformed congresswoman elano maher laid out what her agenda is for dealing with the police 1st demilitarize the police with protests becoming more intense some argue

now is not the time to tie the hands of the officers then there are steps to criminalize violence against protesters now we can all agree about peaceful protesters but what about those who burn buildings or engage in property destruction next stage disband and deconstruct police stations now in some parts of the country they are taking that literally and portland we saw protesters disengage and a light a police union building on a grand scale if it's what they want which is the reduction or elimination of law enforcement you know you can see on the streets you will get survival of fittest you will get the american who knows that it is fun themselves defending against those who don't in the lesser of it you're going to get a complete lack of morale which is going to lead to just men and women who sit in their cars and collect a paycheck and the proactive law enforcement which will be done by presence only will only completely lead to more crimes are the only people going to urge the community so people are not really thinking they're thinking out of

a motion and the politicians are 100 percent capitalizing office and it's going to be the people who suffer the most now police chasing down suspects on foot is something you can see in all kinds of t.v. and movies but the mayor of chicago now says it may be time to give that a rest no one should die as a result of a foot chase now of course this raises some questions say a woman's purse is so that the police then have to call and ask permission before chasing down the perpetrator. police feel that they are being demonized and in some cases they are resigning saying that the atmosphere is too restrictive polls show that a large percentage of americans do fear that a shortage of police officers could result in chaos nationwide los angeles has seen an 80 percent increase in shootings we now have the mayor a democrat calling for an increase in the police budget reversing the cuts in the police department made at the height of the black lives matter protests last year this is purely political for the reason that the systemic racist problem in law

enforcement isn't the american police officer it's just the system is the politicians who make the laws it's it's the the prosecutors in the defense attorneys but nobody wants to talk about that so the easiest pawn to play in this whole game is the police officer or the easiest one to wind up attacking because they're the front line in between the community and ultimately what happens to the community member the police in the public have a relationship and if one party is always abused and criticized and the other party refuses to take accept the accountability for what they're doing you're going to get the one side that just ultimately throws up their arms and walks away so to be honest whatever the american police choose to do if it stand down or if it's all in all give up or tire resign walk away then no one should really be shocked what's happening to the morale is going to be massively low and you're going to get men and women who are completely unappreciated walking and good luck to whatever happens in america we have all seen the horrendous videos of police shootings anger is completely justified and reform is long overdue but there is still another

question what will replace them that is what has many americans very nervous caleb r.t. new york. ok let's go back to the pandemic because the situation in india has taken a shop turn for the worse more than 300000 new cases have been registered for a 2nd day in a row amid the shocking coronavirus spike to a massive 5 his friend connect in an intensive. ok unit apparently killing 13 of the 18 patients their hospitals had already raised the alarm over chronic shortages of equipment oxygen beds a doctrine that burst into tears while making this emotional plea for people to follow coronavirus rules. we have. to leave my bitch patients at home with oxygen and this is not something we are drawing so i do you or do you do i do you or do all of you want to follow

a few things that they do and requesting your to follow so most importantly please stick it off yourself that i now go where does everybody read i don't do you believe these keep yourself very real masked. well the doctor there added that such suffering was unprecedented a warning so you might find the following footage disturbing because it does show open a crime atory and is overwhelmed by the influx of victims facilities are said to be working around the clock with grieving relatives having to queue for hours to cremate their loved ones we spoke to the doctor who made that emotional plea we just saw there and she gave us some insight into the situation. what's really distressing for most health care workers now is just the lack of intensive care bits in not just in mumbai but across the country now it is a huge shortage of rice and a huge shortage of oxygen cylinders and an acute shortage of drugs and this situation just something that we've never seen before and it's depressing it's fear

and if it does kill them all riled up a lot of. conspiracy produce these only people die and so many people still reading outside the hospital that we're not sure we're going to get them i think right now in this situation everyone has either somebody to do it or something who was stranded he drank to find you going to hospital beds or medicines and oxygen especially in the one soap. yeah ready in february when this is it and yes they were down people thought that we had good was already planned out. all got our master down socialisation started and it is that we are we have this double and you didn't really wish is my actual transmissibility no see the screen we had so it was this 2 and 2 was not thought it was going to wait and it just declined and now our 2nd really is really what we saw in the 1st week. that facebook is

reportedly down paying enormous data breaches in a leaked memo the take beer methods ordered its p.r. team to normalise the mass leak of users personal information as an industry issue earlier this month the personal data of 533000000 users including names and phone numbers was posted on the hacker forum europe's leading privacy regulator is now probing if facebook actually broke the law in its handling of the leak if found to have violated the data rules it could face a fine of up to 4 percent of its $86000000000.00 annual revenue facebook is reported to be cooperating fully with the investigation assuming press volume continues to decline we're not burning additional statements on this issue longer term though we expect more scraping incidents and think it's important to both frame this is a broad industry issue normalize the fact that the success of it it happens regularly well ireland's data protection commission does say it believes the data

rules quotes may have been and or are being infringed meanwhile the company said it has not notified those affected as it's not sure who they are internet law expert yeah cohen gave us his view. well it seems that. the full time being at least the deep pockets of facebook allow the company to get away with pretty much anything and everything i'm not quite sure why facebook hasn't been a challenge seriously by european data regulators facebook says well you know let's see how we can manipulate the mind let's see how we can engage in consciousness engineering out to manipulate the minds or for users a sole day thing that i what actually happened didn't happen all the data that had been stolen was a really stolen if it was stolen don't worry about it it's something that happens

all the time what facebook does it uses it's all ability to control was information has been communicated to facebook to manipulate the very same information did the users need to know. after 3 russian political activists that it's in the valley says that he is ending his prison hunger strike he had been complaining of ill health and poor medical treatment however russia's human rights commissioner has reported that he was receiving and necessary to date has done. well alexina valley he announced that he was going on a hunger strike on the last day of march and now just over 3 weeks on he has said that he's and doing this strike in a statement though published on his instagram page the opposition activist has said that he is not retracting his main claim his main demand they should say to allow

civilian doctors over he's choosing to do the premises into the prison into the prison where he's being held so that they could examine him but right now he has said he's ending the hunger strike as a measure of compromise and now as for the overall health of the opposition activist recently he had been transferred to a different prison in the russian town of lattimer with a large prison hospital where several doctors examined him several prison doctors examined him and deemed his overall health to be stable and satisfactory that this was their verdict he also agreed to receive a vitamin treatment from prison doctors and now this announcement comes just a couple of days after thousands of people all across russia joined the mass protests which weren't sanctioned by the government to demand freedom for the opposition leader and to voice their support for alexina valmy. reporting there so

that brings you up to date here not international just approaching half 7 in moscow more from us that the topic. forward to talking to you. that technology should work for people. must obey the orders given by healing beings except we're such sure there is a conflict with the 1st law. or should be very careful about official authority. the point obesity is to create trust rather than fear. the very thing with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. or.