live from the world headquarters of the r.t. america our nation's capital this. week rick sanchez. i have a buddy i'm rick sanchez and i want to welcome our viewers from all over the world including those of you watching us right now on the portable t.v. out there is a story that we are following right now that sounds like something. that happens often here in the united states let me show you what we're talking about it's a gunman that has burst into a school and he has started shooting he's injured at least 16 people killed 7 children it sounds like something that would happen in a place like kansas right or arizona but this shooting you're looking at right

there that's russia. it's happened in a russian city called. were authorities with the national anti-terrorism agency say the shooter has now been apprehended the area is in lockdown motive is still unknown expect to get a lot more information on this story as we're going to be following it for you throughout this newscast throughout the day but there's another tragedy that's taking place in another part of the world and this one is. this was not a surprise because it's been occurring off and on now for almost 70 years and that's about how long this conflict between the israelis and the palestinians has been going on in fact overnight it's really heated up violence shelling aerial attacks have been occurring we've been monitoring these pictures furnished by the associated press and they show the constant. clock the anti-aircraft of the shooting this is in the area of gaza and jerusalem by the way

where some of these incidents of taken place in fact i want to share with you some headlines this is from haaretz right it's one of his rules leading newspapers there report that israeli defense forces have assassinated the chief of islamic jihad's special rocket unit here's another headline from eretz $28.00 palestinians in gaza 10 children reported to have been killed during the attack and expect those numbers to change throughout the course of the day israel has also killed 3 top israeli job militants according 'd to the government and dozens of israelis have also been wounded from shelling coming in from the palestinian border so. what is the genesis of all of this it's a bitter dispute over settlements as israelis move into neighborhoods and an ak what they call it fiction with palestinians argue they're not if the actions

they're simply forced displacements so are palestinians being effective as part of a routine real estate conflict or are they being forced off their own land as an illegal displacement this is what we are going to be debating right here on the news rick sanchez let's get at it when we believe it's time to do news again. and we also believe that if i these questions interesting as you watch this newscast displacement or even actions which is occurring to palestinians good the news with rick sanchez 'd be an award winner for coverage of anon rast in armenia we'll tell you about that kind of proud and thanks are they really the way to solve global conflict spoofing or you going to get that out with the bloody conflict in

gaza and the images coming in which seem to show the continual back and forth between the 2 peoples who well have been able to get along for what 60 years but the latest source of friction is all about settlements john how do you as you may know work for years as a network correspondent based in jerusalem here's his report. 2 israelis have been killed and at least $26.00 palestinians including reportedly 9 children in gaza as the cross border fighting intensifies in what has been the most intense escalation of fighting since 6 days of cross border fire in november 2019. in israel 2 women were killed when a rocket hit their apartment building in the city of ashkelon just north of the gaza strip more than 400 rockets have been fired from gaza into israel since monday as israel continues to launch air strikes on targets in gaza the i.d.f.

israel defense forces says it has struck 130 quote unquote military targets in gaza according to a military spokesperson mostly belonging to hamas the i.d.f. says 90 percent of the rockets that penetrated the gaza israeli border were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system at least $122.00 people meanwhile have been reportedly injured in israel since monday all this says the protests and violence also continues in east jerusalem and the old city where the clashes started about a month ago when israeli residents in a neighborhood of east jerusalem received a court order to have picked 6 palestinian families while that case plays out in court the violence only increased the past month old timidly erupting to the point we're seeing now fueled by political instability in both israel and the west bank and the i.d.f. the israel defense forces says about 90 percent by the way of the rockets fired

from gaza into israel are intercepted by what's called the iron dome rocket defense system as the fighting continues wreck israel is calling up 5000 reserve soldiers as egypt is now reportedly engaged in intensive talks with israel and also hamas and islamic jihad in gaza to try the big key word try and broker a cease fire possibly something as soon as wednesday but that said israeli prime minister. netanyahu said that the fact that rockets from gaza were aimed at jerusalem crossed a quote unquote red line and that israel he said what it's haq in response with increased strength and frequency john hardy reporting for us on the situation that continues even as we speak in gaza between the israelis and the palestinians thanks so much to our joining us now. is really author who argues for a palestinian rights also joining us is alan grayson who's a former congressman from florida who argues of defense of israeli defense policies

my thanks to both of you for being with us you come at this from conflicting points of view alan let me start with you the conversation really is a lot about settlements the israelis say look there are actions the palestinians say no they're not there are people being forced off of their own land how would you characterize. i don't think that makes a difference what matters of the facts not the words that we use to describe them i think it's fair to say that the israelis have been aggressive in trying to clear land for settlers for many years what's most important at this particular moment is that this conflict is occurring right at the time when the most to close of government in israeli history was about to be formed and i have to think that extremists on both sides are doing everything they can to prevent this unity government from being formed and that's why we're seeing what we are seeing today what do you make of that the fact that. you know we're not going to get an argument

alan suggests about what words we call it whether they're being forced off their land or they're being evicted that we really need to look at is the fact that we have the potential to form a government that's actually going to be able to help the palestinians. so they are. next a great deal. of the international. and some. words. i knew. exactly what was. already joining. us. live it's just so. serious. they are slated to be kicked.

out of my mother's house number get the pictures as you see them. here and all of the words. that even. this one was doing. in a. situation. here. in the reality. of the very. pretty and we made. sure you were sure. it was the right one because these people are going to take let's give our chance to try men here however. is it difficult at times to defend

israeli's actions because they do appear certainly image wise to be extremely aggressive and let's face it. the palestinians seem like david here compared to what a lot i have to use a biblical love phrase. well rick it's difficult to defend israel against the kind of crazy talk that we just heard. from your other guest to compare what's happened in the west bank to quote ethnic cleansing is incredibly irresponsible all the settlers together occupied less than 10 percent of the west bank if you think about the actual issues the incidence of ethnic cleansing that we've seen historically like armenia and compare that to what's happening now in israel and it's almost criminal to talk about it that way when you're talking about it with such extreme terms and and yes that words do start to matter because you're vilifying an entire people vilifying the people of israel which isn't the 1st time that's happened so.

listen i agree with this or whatever israel's right to just like when i was in congress i agree with president obama whenever president obama is right and that's it that's as far as i go but i think that you have there's a real danger in trying to turn people against an entire culture against an entire nationality like your guest is trying to do against israel right now you make it sound he says. like the israelis are just by nature evil people like your demonizing the way some argue they might try and demonize palestinians how do you respond. accusation against you. there. is a general. i think. the.

reality. actually. there's. a. person. and if you could give your answer to 30 years i want to get al i'm going to give on the last word but what about the rocket fire 'd into israel that the palestinians

have been doing and did last night by the way some 30 israelis were apparently injured. yes. yes. yes. these are some. of the. what do you expect it will do alan in this situation what should they do why what what what would you counsel them to do what they have to condemn the terrorism with sometimes some people in jerusalem are being forced out of their homes that's being countered with missile attacks against civilian populations and literal terrorism

people throughout south israel now other parts of israel live in terror because of these fanatics and if you want to relive again what happened in 1048 that's one thing but if you want to talk about what's happening today the palestinians are wrong wrong wrong you do not launch missiles at civilian populations period mico might. thanks to you both. we appreciate it. this is the news with rick sanchez and when we come back you know something interesting has happened that we're going to want to share with you it's highly personal but it's something we feel good about. to share with.

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hey welcome back i'm rick sanchez for 60 years the monte carlo film festival has celebrated the best in television and in cinema the event is hosted by the prince of monaco himself actors writers producers from all 'd over the world gather there to celebrate excellence in media of all forms did you know the past winners of included some of the biggest shows breaking bad was one of the biggest winners actors like donald sutherland helen mirren patricia arquette have all walked away with famed golden nymph award which by the way is a replica of a historic statue that is now in the louvre and was originally sculpted for louis the 18th. so why do we wait a while why am i talking about this you guys are probably wondering well it's because this year we here on the news with rick sanchez are being honored by the

monte carlo film festival we have been nominated as the best news cast in the category of covering breaking news for the day that we threw out the scripts as we like to say and we went live with the breaking news of how and raged protesters had stormed the armenian parliament in fact here's a clip of armenians are not going quietly into the night the picture you just saw are right there those are 2000 or 'd so russian peacekeepers who are now there you go again look at that video there working their way into the region to try and maintain that peacekeeper role but now i want to show you another video look what happened in the capital of armenia when protesters and opposition leaders found out that their country had agreed to this peace deal apparently they're angry

. so we basically just went for a half hour talking about something we saw happening before we went on the air and for that we have now been honored with a potential award this team deserves all the credit to go guys. let's switch gears though i want to talk to you about something that involves the united states of america money at a university called the university of south florida they were tasked paid for it handsomely with coming up with a way to far and world peace this is funny there it sure is what we're already doing sanctioning about every single country on earth so fair or to do a little twist with about florida here's a report. there are you and your loved ones looking for a fun little getaway vacation with no mass required then a look no further it's time to let yourself explore the.

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florida has been the pioneer and safe haven to free and fair elections since 2000 paving the way in truth to whether or not your vote counts or if it even matters and brand new this year folks florida can add its latest invention and discovery of how to stop war and reduce the risk of casualties to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. school thank you are you here this one let me give you the basics so you got the university of south florida's institute of applied engineering there quote creating solutions to minimize casualties and war looking at a less than lethal action meaning they figured out how to make the world a peaceful place without having to fire off rockets or send in the tanks so what's the secret. same shit and not only that disrupting stuff like

blocking your enemy's ability to operate financially or use their own technology or just hack into stuff. who for you there was an example of americans could use on friday at colonial pipeline based out of georgia and responsible for 45 percent a huge chunk of the oil and states ranging all the way from texas to new jersey found itself the target of ransomware wide so that's kind of a disruption also a disruption at least for the american taxpayer to fund this study in the u.s. special operations command gave 85000000 dollars to figure this out but here's the thing about saying sions you know what happened when we told all these countries what they could and couldn't do like trade with no one but the united states china and russia have signed an important natural gas deal

estimated to be worth over $290000000000.00 euro it's being hailed as a new chapter in relations between china and the wrong the $600000000000.00 commitment to new treaty between the nations germany says it has struck a deal over a controversial gas pipeline from russia yeah i heard that loud and clear america see i could actually save us all those $85000000.00 because i already did the research last year for my fair and balanced episode 3 when the us gave everyone and their mother sanctions so here's what happens when the u.s. sanctions a country though a likelihood that the country will change what it's doing yeah only 10 percent of them do when it comes to countries not being able to do stuff the us tells them they can't do yet 28 percent i want to construct our sanctions showing that we mean business we're concerned with the countries behavior in these countries. either put

up or shut up yeah a whopping 27 percent of them actually get scared so what does that tell you thank mean close to absolutely nothing it's like throwing darts in a tank people but don't worry the university of south florida says they're going to study hard and figure it out because in florida. it's possible all. right i dream is a wish your heart makes florida. and washington and fronsac. with their tongue firmly placed in her cheek as she tells us about this sanction study gotta love those fair and balanced ideas they like and we just found out sanctions don't work but they do play well. hey let's start with surfing what do you say mr christakis you know rick you know where they have really good surfing is australia and western australia. yes those 2 sometimes are you get no they get sort

of good to go there are other servers and sharks it's always shark attack you know happening again surfers but here we have a pretty cool event let's check out the women 1st so this was down in margaret river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time world champion stephanie gilmore for her 1st championship tour win and 2021 here scored 8.5 on her 1st wave 7.73 on the 2nd to be gilmore by a slim margin 1.23 with a clean finish coming out right there pretty impressive for the brazilian women's division u.s. women crystal moore is still world number one right ahead of tatyana west and moved up to number 2 at that win but for the men's side fellow brazilian here philippe to late 0 secured his 1st win of the 2021 season beating south africa's george smith notched a 9 point wave on his 1st and an 8.40 on the 2nd edging out smith by. $3.00 points

so the brazilian swept the 4th stage of the championship tour in the world surf league and after 4 events this season it's an all brazilian top 3 in the world rankings for the men's side and gave it a loafer and now to late 0 flying up the leaderboard goes from 8th to 3rd down there's the brazilian celebrating together. and. the brazilians were so good at surfing when i think of brazil i don't think of big waves but they're on the atlantic but i take it all you do take it over the sport good for that down in australia hey that's too little tennis what do you say yeah can you show me yours yeah how about we do that we've done that before by the way on the court you're pretty good but here are the row masters. you remember him from yesterday he lost last weekend but he's taken on. in the opening round here and he's fighting back there with the cross-court winner but the georgian. number one runs up to the volley winner at the negatives on to take it 6 for 2nd set the world number 9.

with 2 breaks 10 winners in the breeze through it to force the decider so in the 3rd set 5th game here a wild exchange and he just gets the overhand smash at the net. and the edge would go on to win things in the 10th game here saving 3 points to hold for 3 before converting 1st match point for victory meeting just over 2 hours after a shaky start the home favorite came through 466264 i hear politicians like to be on camera yes all right let's show it. russian president took part in night match here it's a gal of the night hockey league in sochi and he actually score a few times here he allegedly scored at least 8 times. i struggle eagles here and you know i don't know i don't know probably only did he he won 13 and i put it right through the 5 never 11 there. bunch of old no mater who let him score.

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welcome to on contact today we're going to discuss why joe biden is not f.d.r. with a historian and author paul street we look back at the thirty's and the new deal and how they happen they happen because it was under on the left there was dissent in the streets right before the social security. and the langer and probably the to see progressive minch in measured far from perfect in the excuse much of the minority black population from their coverage is now and should not romanticize the new deal but they were breakthrough pieces of legislation for much of the working class population old age pensions and the legalization of no more going to the black martin the year before those happened there was there was a. gigantic longshoremen strike all across the western coast.