over the past decade, advance mega project most go for him. 2021. the largest international congress on negates that he development. the headlines here on our team activists in the u. k. a warning foreign property investors to avoid buying in britain being offered worthless and unsafe real estate. some covered in the kind of clubbing that led to the granting fell tower designed to racial inequality. activists in america of white women, the chance to pay $5000.00 to sit down for dinner and be less sure on how racist they are. a video of an american father and daughter speaking out against a critical race theory goes viral. 2000000 views on twitter comes to made an ongoing debate in america about the role of c, r t and education and politics. how we treat people is based on who they are and

if they're in tonight, ah, just after 5 pm, what you say here in moscow, this is the international we're rounding up your talk. stories for this activists in the u. k. are advising foreign property investors to steer clear of britain. they want developers are selling unsafe real estate, covered in the type of cladding that lead to the grunfeld tower tragedy. often they say this is either worthless or comes with a host of hidden costs related to that of fire safety. ben fox, the creator of an online map of problem properties, explain the situation to us. the u. k. as is now, none of the building and none of the leaseholders, particularly new builds, can be trusted to be purchased. because when i find in the range of buildings,

vass ah, unsafe have issues. and ultimately, except the 8th of the us, one ratings on our valued. they were pounds, you know, they can't be sold again. so we want people's particularly from overseas, tend to be very careful with buy in buildings, especially from the major developers, are still marketing overseas. the cladding scandal received worldwide attention when grunfeld tower and london went up in flames back in 2017. the fire, which started from a fridge, freezer on the 4th floor, spread quickly because of the cladding, took almost 24 hours for firefighters to contain the blaze. with 72 people losing their lives on these shadow, edwards dashed looks at how the government is still trying to move forward. almost 4 years on from the grunfeld tower tragedy. the government is still trying to learn from mistakes, especially as thousands of homes across the country are still covered in the very

same material. grunfeld was the deadline to apply for funding to remove the cutting, but already many of how to fit the bill themselves to keep that home safe after grandchild. in june 2018, we will immediately have to pay for waking watches. we're still paying for waking watches. so now you know, our service charges have, you know, skyrocket church. we are facing another bill of so far the seas around $33000.00 to remove the planning but i think it's more we are really, really struggling. i'm a pensioner. i'm 76 and all my savings for now, and i can find work students, append me. the 1st phase of the public inquiry into the grunfeld tower tragedy that came the lives of 72. from the having was the principal reason for the rapid spread

of the fire. but to give you an idea of the scale of the ongoing crisis currently around full point, $6000000.00 flat still considered dangerous due to the material on them. also making them on sellable. and while the government has agreed to come up 5000000000 pounds, that's only a 3rd of what's actually needed. and a legal amendment protecting homeowners from half the bills was voted down by the conservatives in april. we have demonstrated, certainly have been to, you know, we are still in talks with the bill barret to build up have we, you know, what these properties in? good faith, have to foot. the bill has been to m p. 's and even the opposition leader tried to, you know, put forward a bill to chased of these whole loss. but of course the conservatives voted it down. so we're back to square one. the government insists residence being

shielded from those call. building safety remains the responsibility of the building owner and they must take swift action to remediate safety issues without putting on costs to leaseholders. our priority is making sure residents are safe in their homes as quickly as possible, and we are doing everything in our power to ensure that remediation work backed by government funding is completed to the highest standard. but none of this is stop the government from taking out foreign investors and selling off those dangerous buildings. unsurprisingly, then closing outrage among those affected. i did a bit of research and i couldn't find any project that kind of shows you how many buildings across the u. k over my or anything like that. and i was quite confirmed that this information wasn't publicly available. you know, you might get billed in that hasn't got writing yet. muncie by the read. you can change and you will be liable for the costs that we now pay 61000 pounds

a week for 2475. charles. certainly not in the interest of the british economy in regards to received by it effects the maybe one of the buildings that have the issue. they will think it's okay. i will be faced with a new build if we can prove from our math that people are registered in buildings on new builds. you know, they are all over the country. they are different heights, different edges. we are proving that this is a nationwide problem for 4 years on from the grunfeld, our tragedy and still thousands of people are going to bad night scared if another tragedy is simply waiting to happen, to edit, sashay all to london white's, we man are apparently developing a taste for their own alleged racism to racial inequality. activists are organizing special and extremely pricey dinners. but guess not only dine, but

a wind about just how races they didn't realize they were is dimitri park. on this episode of things crazy people do, white liberal women line up to pay $5000.00 for a dinner where 2 women of color berate them on how races they are. sounds like a lot of fun. now i'm sure some of you are confused by the concept or how something like this came to be. so here it is. it's all organized by 2 people, regina jackson, who was black and say, you're a row who identifies as indian american. if you're wondering what kind of people, jackson and row are, well, here's a few quotes. we all know about white women's tears. it has caused the tears of 100, maybe even thousands of black people, and it's still a weapon. white people would rather die than tell the truth about white supremacy racism and the role in both. yeah, a lovely bunch. anyway, once upon

a time they got into an argument about race with a white friend over dinner. much to their surprise, a few months later, the woman they had the argument with said she actually enjoyed it and asked for another dishing out and promised to call some other white women to the party. essentially, that's how race to dinner was started. the format of the dinner goes like this, a group of white women pay $5000.00 for the events which is hosted at one of their houses. once they're done counting their piles of cash, jackson and route dig into the attendees, trying to uncover their subconscious racism with questions like, how are you racist? what's a race this thing or thought you've done recently? if a woman doesn't have an answer, according to ro, well that's just typical racist behavior. all of this is done in the most aggressive manner possible, meant to quote, shatter white fragility, but tears an outrage at these events are strictly prohibited. it does all sound a bit masochistic,

but pay there is no accounting for taste. white women love dinner parties more than anything. if they're safe space to talk about how much they hate their husbands, how their kids are super annoying. how crazy busy they are. the latest school auction, they're raising money for, you turn the place where they typically unleashed their entire c whiteness into somewhere where you can actually have safe, not shameful conversations around racism. having started this back in 2019, jackson and ral, have sense expanded the premise. i guess they grew tired of just parading self loathing, progressive white women. so now they're telling them how to carried the lesson in white fragility even further and make a change at the events are no longer limited to dinner. so now they have breakfast, lunch, cocktails, and even brunch all popular past times of privileged white females. naturally, the internet has had a field day with the story. the i

lose . it's unclear if these masochistic self flagellation dinners will ever actually lead to any change in society, let alone a good one. but one thing's for sure. as long as progressive white women feel they are unconsciously racist. jackson and ro might never again have to pay for a meal. i think it's ironic, an elitist that they will pay, that they will pay $5000.00 in order in order to learn how recent they are, what kind of experience birch is signaling. and i really, truly believe it's just another way of people fencing with their white gill, the phrase, new thing i've ever read. and i don't think that that actually does the fit to actually learn anything. by doing that,

it feels like these 2 women that are in charge of the dinner. it feels like it almost feels like a game of some sort that they're playing on the white women when i really think it's going on here, is that these women are really capitalizing on the white gill of the wealthy. and while some law caching in on woke ness, a video of an american to father and daughter speaking out against the idea known as critical race theory, has gone viral on social media. it comes about an ongoing debate in america about the role of c, r t and both education and politics. it doesn't matter if you're black or white or anyhow, doesn't matter if you're black, white, brown. yeah. right. black in how we treat people is based on who they are. and if their might see, this is, this is our choosing. think right here, critical race theory wants to in. now we might,

you are not going to have the video is clocked up 2000000 views on twitter. the theory itself was put forward 40 years ago and essentially suggests that racism is systemic. and not just demonstrated by individuals with prejudices. c r t has been widely criticized with conservatives calling for a band on its teaching in schools. my colleague unit o'neill spoke to the man behind the story. corey, yesterday. i just think people are waking up to what's going on in the vision that's been going on. and i think people are tired, man, their teacher that are tar, that are writing me. people going up to school boards now. yeah, i think people want to stand up because they see that they're trying to brainwash our children into seeing each other for the color they are and not the character that they are. how would you describe corey, why critical race theory as proof? so devices i would say when you tell any group of people that

their whole pressures, because of the color beer skin and you tell the other group that they are a pressed because of the color and they're seeing, you're going to find push back. you are going to see people standing up. we know what martin luther king said, right just by the content of our cares and the color of our scheme. and when we see people trying to implement that into our schools, on to our children, you're going to push back. you haven't held back talking, but black lives matter either. you said the movement is for the destruction of america under families. can you just open up and why did you say that? well, the co founder said she was a marxist. so we know what marxism leave to, and that is communism that socialism. so for me and for america, that's not what we're about. nationalistic and echoing a nazi rallying cry, that's how russia's foreign ministry sees ukraine's new football kit for the euro.

2020 championships, which start later this week, the front of the kid features a map of ukraine. includes crimea even though the peninsula rejoined russia in 2014 and below the color. it displays the slogans: glory to ukraine and glory to heroes which are typically associated with the countries pro nazi paramilitary groups from the 2nd world war that frequently heard at the far right demonstrations and made a spike in nationalistic sentiment across the ukraine. i mean, this is a foreign ministry spokeswoman maria says touch gestures have no place in sport. this is another, its hand by cave state propaganda to consolidate in the public consciousness slogan that many korean brought associate with the ukranian insurgent army lead based upon bon dera and their crimes. during the 2nd world war, crimea continues to be

a thorny issue between moscow and here it's historically, russian and residents did vote overwhelming for re unification with russia in a widely televised referendum. although ukraine is still considered crimea to be a part of its territory, european football as a governing body, you insist ukraine's euro 2020 kit meets the organizations rules. that despite saying and that charter that quote provocative messages of a political ideological, religious or offensive nature are banned. we spoke to a sports columnist allan more he says that ukraine's created an unwelcome distraction for his players know point order and you're trying to kind of get attention or flat. we took pretty bad before was because they're not going to be certain the word like your to use your old every country. every country was a kind of who wanted to try and show themselves and kind of lacking. and as well as

pushing says for that to be go there. so you've got this, you know, i guess you could say like, this pretty election for showing off when another nation's or not for sure. or there are 2 nations. so that might be the case in the case with the ukraine right now. i think this is a really bad move from the ukraine because of this and also better, i don't think the most right thinking unintelligent bonds we battling ukrainians on the german health minister who's been accused of dodgy dealings with p. p. e. personal protective equipment, yen spawn, allegedly poachers, face masks from a company, his husband worked for and then tried to unload an order of god. mosques on the fund. verbal correspondent, peter oliver explained. german health minister yen spawns in hot water again over his handling of the covert pandemic. this time, it's in relation to allegations made in the news magazine. there spiegel,

the article alleges that the government was planning to dish out masks, and p p that didn't meet you standards to vulnerable groups, including the disabled, the homeless, and those receiving welfare payments. the center of this all masks, and the claim being that these particular ones were purchased in spring 2020 at the height of a global p. p shortage for the princely sum from 1000000000 euro from china. the problem being, they didn't come up to the code required for use in the european union. the health ministry here in germany has denied all of these allegations. cool not. and these are corona, virus protection mosques, and would have helped protect people against infection. they were tested several times according to the procedures from the institute for drugs and medical devices in german certification organizations. they were validated as offering protection against infection. politicians from other parties,

particularly when there's an election just around the corner. want to see mister spon appear before them and answer some questions. once again, you can spawn want to get rid of useless masks by trying to give them to groups in need in our society. that is simply impossible to be in terms of cynicism and is absolutely unacceptable that of all people with disabilities, the homeless and recipients of basic income support should be supplied with an adequate masks. shakes me deeply. i expect an explanation from spawn himself and a comprehensive clarification. of the allegations, it no longer seems to matter that the health minister, once again seems to care less about the health of disabled and social disadvantage . people when its own failures are covered up. and once again, it seems to doesn't much that have been some is burned while the idea of inferior must for the poor in need. he has more than a little bit of a let me take feel about it. the health ministers boss is standing by her mom. when

i see what is happening to yann's, it really lacks any factual basis we have to pose it now. the thing is, chancellor miracle's health minister is no stranger when it comes to controversy throughout the pandemic. he's been in and out of the newspapers here in germany over his real estate dealings, including the purchase of a $4000000.00 euro plus mansion in berlin. as well as an extensive portfolio of over holdings. while on his watch, allegations of fraud have been made at some testing centers, where the number of tests claim to being carried out was far higher than the actual number completed. $660000000.00 euro was paid out in april and may centers get 18 euro per test completed. leading to more questions about mr. spawns leadership of the health ministry. after the masks, now the tests, the failure of management by the health ministry has taken on unacceptable proportions. the health minister, a said the allegations of corruption or fraud will be investigated fully. while the

health ministry has said that there's no truth to the story that they were planning good masks for the haves and bad masks for the have nots. but that doesn't seem to be good enough for german lawmakers who are demanding to see again spawns in the pond. the stag, answering their questions some time in the very near future. peter, all of a r. t. berlin, support of dover on the english south coast could start turning away child migrants within days of the local council says it services are overwhelmed by them. it's a situation though the townhouse faced before. i am deeply saddened that we are now seeing a repeat of the same crisis 9 months ago. while there have been a number of welcome measures from government. we have not seen what is most needed, a robust national thompson game that prevents port authorities such as kent coming under unmanageable pressure. so far this year,

242 loan charles migraines have arrived on kent shores. only 50 to move to other local authorities under a so called voluntary transfer scheme. the local council has launch legal action against home secretary, pretty patel in the morning. but she make other counsels take their fair share, the home office so they will try to improve the scheme and pointed out that the overall number of children seeking asylum in the u. k. has actually dropped at the same time though patel has called for the removal of social media post sort of glamorize dangerous migrant crossing to europe. letter social media companies. she said videos promoting lethal crossings were unacceptable. earlier we discussed the issue with immigration virus, the robot parkin, and former home office minister norman baker. well, you have to be, you have your friends on them in the u. k, there might be something that's been on the country, things on playing,

provide me that that might be but it's not going to prevent people not going to the underlying on tennis. to take a look at the question is which specific of the countries response group in relation to this to take off the proceedings, the encounter council shoots can continue to bear with me. the ground making sense of the call comes free or should that base britain reasonably re, they should be different because the government, complacent on the matter i'm principal tell, appears to want to blame social media operators for the people to tunnel that of course, are completely wrong the national employee anyway, and be simply the government is the idea that people should claim in the 1st country they get to which is safe and clear to say. but of course,

we know that the european union reposition natur cheap, but we won't be so much in time until pretty well for you. in brief, now pakistani authorities are still clearing the wreckage of a trained collision on monday, which was killed. 63 people. those are the latest numbers now. heavy machinery was brought in to remove the mangled carriages with military engineers assisting. the accident happened when a passenger train originally derailed, and as it was sitting there derailed, it was wacked by a 2nd train. the canadian protest is told and beheaded a statue of egerton riots, and one of the architects of the country is controversial, residential school system. the statue was erected on the university campus of bass, his name, the protest. it was an honor of $215.00 children whose remains were found at the

sight of a former residential school for indigenous canadians. check out these pictures here as several cars are destroyed after a large sink hole opened up in a car park outside the medical center in jerusalem. the hospital had says nobody was injured. its thought excavation work of tunnels at a nearby motorway may have in some way lead to the collapse so i plenty more stories on this tuesday still to come for you here. we're not going into national. if you join us at the top of the hour, for the meantime, thank you for sharing your tuesday with us. the join me every thursday on the alex simon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the summer a solution that's right. when i look at the problems or look at the solution,

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me dares thing we dare to ask me. ah, cyber attacks against us businesses are becoming more and more frequent. the head of the f. b. i likened them to 911 and one us official said all options are on the table when it comes to possible retaliation. we'll talk about it. and if you happen to catch donald trump's speech on saturday night, well if you tried to watch it on the cable networks, you probably didn't have much success. but he had a lot to say, well, let you hear some of it and bring you some big news that donald trump made this morning. steve gruber will join us for all of it. meanwhile,

west virginia democrat, senator joe mansion now says not only believe, defend the filibuster, and he won't vote for the democrats bill, which is called for the people. and that's a bill on voting. so they're not happy on the democrat side about that. and did you hear about the 2 new york times reporters who had their phone record seized by the government? the political panel is here to discuss. hello everyone. i'm steve goldberg in for scott in. they'll use on today's edition of new views use right here on our t america. ah . all right, folks meet suppliers, oil pipelines in new york city transit system. they've all been recent victims of cyber attacks and regulators are warning that brokerage accounts are now at risk. so how will the united states respond? joining me now is todd shipley, cybersecurity expert,

and president of dark intel. welcome sir, and let me, let me, let me 1st start with the breaking news of the day, which took place about an hour ago. us and investigators. they've recovered about $2300000.00 in crypto currency, which was paid as a ransom to the cyber crime group responsible for the attack that shut down the colonial pipeline last month. this is according to the justice department, so they explain how significant this is and how they might have gone about doing it . well, it is significant in the fact that they are able to find it where it went. and they obviously were tracing the crypt currency from one place to another, which is fairly perfunctory to do because bitcoin is an open block chain where every record is written. so you can track where it goes. so it went to someplace that they were able to serve legal process on and be able to get into that account and turn the count over to the government. so the bad guys made some mistakes

because they didn't move their money fast enough and hide it from the government. well enough. well, let's hope a lot more of them make the same mistake. ok, well in addition to what i mentioned at the top intro and you, you can add to the list of attacks that have occurred the one over the weekend that the disrupted servers for a martha's vineyard ferry on cape cod. but these are nothing these attacks compared to what can happen. so my question to you are, what's your greatest realistic fear? and do you agree with that b? i director chris, right when he says that ransomware and that threat is the threat comparable to 911? well, the 1st part, what's my fear is this is gonna be an ongoing problem that doesn't get solved easily. because the issue becomes people's a, you know, inability does not click on something and their inability to not open that email or the attachment, an email that allows these bad guys in. now as far as direct res, comment about this being the 911 of

a cyber kind of thing. i disagree. totally. i mean, this is more like, you know, the death by a 1000 cuts analogy because this has been ongoing for some time. this isn't a one time attack. i mean, we've forgotten what happened to atlanta just a few years ago, and a number of a small agencies that have been attacked hundreds of them over the past few years. so this is an ongoing problem. we have to look at how we're going to the legislature some control over how infrastructure protection is done in the cyberspace area. but i want to jump ahead, keep, keep, keep that, that question in there. but how did we get to this point? i mean, i used to talk about this on my radio shows back in 2010, 2011, and speak to some congress been talking about, you know, where we're looking into protecting the grid. i'm sure the grid might keep you up at night what they could do to the grid. god forbid, millions of people could die if they ever took down the power. good. so my question is, how did we get here? and realistically, how to, how do we get out of it.