[000:00:00;00] the, the un announces an official intervention over claims of excessive force and brutality by police officers in berlin against anti lockdown protesters. police union says the demonstrators themselves were far from peaceful. i am sure that my colleagues acted in accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured, they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protest. permission for colbert vaccinated citizens of san marino to enter the block, leave most stock behind their risk as they've received russia. sputnik v vaccine, which is not yet approved and the new. so microstates health minister tells are key

that despite the jabs proven efficacy, we have some data from the guarantee of the cmc. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc pad. the 5 ministration faces backlash from a coalition of human rights groups over harsh us immigration policies. while the media stay silent on the very issues they slammed donald trump for, ah, broadcasting live from moscow to the world. this is already international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. un special repertoire on torture says that there are grounds for an official intervention. again berlin police officer following numerous accusations of calorie against those recently protesting

the tightening of covered restrictions. disturbing videos have emerged from the demonstration last sunday. the after these images of an officer throwing an elderly woman to the ground, went viral. berlin police confirmed that a prob into suspected bodily harm had been opened. while the head of the german police union told us that the criticism and pressure exerted on the officers might be unfair, can get ahold of a surface man. i am sure that my call exactly than accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured, they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protests, which by the way, were fast and peaceful because they violated public order. since they were banned, the police are the center of criticism and such deployments. that's something we're used to society is becoming ever more polarized politics that cultivate anything but peaceful conversation have come to beauty, to the us, and the police on right between irreconcilable fronts that are no longer ready to

engage in dialogue. and all that doesn't make up police work any easier. i don't have any other opinions about this colleague say they have been under pressure and these events a lot of colleagues have been injured and that doesn't make the situation easier. we'd like to see politics being used to calm people down on all sides. around 5000 people took part in protests in berlin on sunday, with more than 600 arrested officers use baton and pepper spray against demonstrators and in german lawyer told us that the use of force there seems grossly disproportion. that's when we seen in this video is quite shocking, at least to me, that if you assess it from a legal perspective, you'd ask yourself if there was a threat. but from what it looked, it's just an elderly lady trying to pass by the policeman. i don't think it is an extremely tense situation which justify the police of the throwing the lady to the ground like that. if you look at the standard legal definition of a threat, it just didn't look like one of the policemen wasn't being attacked. and there was

no gross disturbance of the peace and public security that lady just wanted to pass by. from a legal perspective, the officer conduct, quote, disproportionate freedom of assembly. the constitutional rights can be restricted. for instance, in a pandemic like the one we're seeing there may be restrictions, but they shouldn't be a difference with the people have notified of their rally beforehand or not. they should be able to gather spontaneously, to avoid that pietro and don owned in the open in citizens shouldn't be in fear of being subjected to this kind of treatment. when going to protest. now we all remember how joe biden heavily criticized donald trump on his migration policies. well, now it seems biden's gone for a similar strategy or immigrants are being expelled from the us under a federal law that allows deportations during a health crisis. and now a coalition of groups led by the american civil liberties union has announced its resuming a lawsuit against the white house over expulsions. daniel hawkins explains. so

bought and sold the public as the antidote to donald trump is migration policies who markets it is fair and humane. a far cry from his previous us as children in case you scandal of what he wanted his barrier to look like, including spike steel flats. seriously mister president, what is the matter with you? children's lives do literally hang in the balance. donald trump caused this crisis . he originally took credit for it, but now donald trump is running from what he did. and it did seem changed. was afoot a series of trump policies burnouts soon after taking office? some tangible like reversing trumps local muslim travel by other proposals, more symbolic, like replacing alien with non citizen in immigration law. whatever their aims, those measures didn't stop or disastrous border crisis from developing just this july. more than $200000.00 people cross the mexican border,

bringing total and since january to $1100000.00. that's enough to create the 10th largest city in the us. and the issue isn't getting any easier the face to this, the white house has been in no hurry to repeal some major from peer policies. legislation allowing border officials to deport non citizen arrivals without delay remains in place with about 70000 families, about a 3rd of those apprehended sent back immediately. and human rights groups have had enough. we gave the bite ministration more than enough time to fix any problems left behind, but the trump administration, but it has left us no choice but to return to court. fabulous law of sod,

steak plus homeland security is just resume, so called expedited removals, meaning monuments can be quickly deported without even getting a court hearing or legal aid. at least unaccompanied children are no longer in cages. but even here barton face is a growing problem. photos of mine is separated by chain link. fences may be gone from media headlines, but testimonies and images of current conditions in child attention centers of course, mountain criticism, so much. in fact, the government watched the responsible has lost the review of the facilities. we take seriously the concerns raised by individuals regarding the quality of case management at the 4 boys emergency intake center and the potentially negative impact on children's health, safety and well being. if investigators obtain information about conduct and appears to fall outside of the law or health and human services policies and regulations,

we will forward those details to our office of investigations for appropriate action. trump was the guy the media love to hate perfect pantomime bill and he made it easy. biden has been presented as the mirror image from his position was clear if controversial and divisive bite and said the right things enough to claim the election, appealing to both sides of the migration debate, but faced with a record breaking crisis, he risks losing some of his biggest allies at an future, his political support. majority of the reporters, the people in the media, whether that be to television or the print press, they are anti crime because those who consider themselves to be a journalist. the majority of them, when they went to the school, to the universities, to study journalism,

they were all within the them or part of the democrat part of the by then is losing among the, the polls among the american people. and that's the immigration, is one of them. italy has temporarily exempted residence from san marino from needing coven passports. the has previously said that it would allow entry for those inoculated against coven in the tiny european nation. but 94 percent of its population have received russia sport mcgee vaccine, which is not yet recognized by the block. splitting free is still under review in the european union. however, the e. u is formally accepting cova denali elation certificates issued by san marino. and vatican city that allows free movement between those 2 non e you states in the block, speaking exclusively to r t sad marino's health minister explained some of the problems that the

restrictions are causing the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's need would be seen that we are working easily and we try to find bilateral agreements. we are just waiting for some, some solution. we have to guarantee that our citizen as an antibodies for the 19. so we are trying to, to see if it is possible to, to find a solution, just not in the base of the type of boxing, the russian shot has proven itself. and sam and sam marino with an efficacy rate of more than 91.6 percent. only 2 percent of those inoculated have suffered severe side effects. and about one percent were over the age of 60. the health minister said that all those jabbed with support nick in san marino have developed

antibodies. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the vaccine. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a, c, c and c. we are closer to 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people develop the anti bodies and which is splitting be maxine ation after one week from the start of recession. those is what maybe we started to, to, to free our, in our accounts and, and now we have people in, in the roof because some are called disney world and childs predators. 2 things you might not expect or want to hear in one sentence. but an undercover

investigation in florida has revealed that staff from the theme park, or among more than a dozen people arrested on the suspicion of seeking to engage in sexual activity activity with children. with the story here is dimitri polk, florida polk county sheriff's office has just released the list of 17 people who have recently been arrested for attempting to seduce under age girls and boys online. 3 of the suspects turned out to be employees at walt disney world. 2 of them were a couple of custodians looking to find an under aged girl for a role playing 3. some are fantasy is to play step dad. step daughter, step mom, teacher, student ah, maybe even shoplifter where we do a strip search. the other disney employee worked as

a lifeguard at one of the resorts he left his girlfriend who was 7 months pregnant with his child. in order to go have sex with a child. r t is reached out to disney for comments on these russ. but so far there has been no answer. the whole bus was a result of the so called operation child protector. a 6 day thing that's our agencies across florida, join forces and implement under cover detectives pretending to be teenagers. to else would be child sex. offenders of the other suspects, one turned out to be a registered nurse and another married man who had traveled to florida for vacation . but no matter how to praise the suspects, the polk county sheriff had equip, ready for all of his last name is justice. that's what we're going to get justice for justice, but jokes aside while these 17 will probably get the justice they deserve. this wave of arrests is only the latest in a seemingly never ending war against

a growing number of abusers who still wrong the internet. looking for children to prey on. and it seems like that's not the only trouble at disney producers of it's cartoon series for toddlers called muppet. babies has been slammed for supposedly promoting j transgender ideology. it's sober and episode in which one of the main characters usually referred to as a male wears address and becomes a princess. the princess you came to your ball to night. was me the time gone. the cartoons executive producer defended the story line, saying they had long wanted to put the character in a skirt. he added that they are trying to inspire children to be themselves by developing a twist to the classic cinderella story. we heard some reactions to that move. i've had some nonsense const i received berries about the so called transgender lobby in

my time. but this one takes the best guess. so now apparently it's a conspiracy with princess gonzales. something from them. look at babies to train all the children and to trans girls from boys. it's nonsense, it's rubbish at the ritz a phone. and i think the producer of the mocha baby says, no one really does. anyone who thinks that hasn't been a concerted attempt to push the l g b t lobby, gender across the media company watching the media because the car clearly has. and i think when you look at the figures in the u. k, for example, where the range of the children wishing to change the agenda. wishing to transition off by almost 4000 percent over the last 10 years. you got a question. why shoes? and i think a big part of the explanation for that is frankly propaganda. and it was, i think, it attempts to influence children to change their behaviors, which is, which is very dark. you know,

we start to enjoy the show. just want to watch the program. there's no agenda the right way for me to suggest that this is all paul to proper dumbed to come to the children. it's the rubbish. but the parents should be checking when the children are watching the sort of media or inviting, but unfortunately, that doesn't always happen. seems to me that what we have here is just the good old fashioned children program adapted to the 21st century. it's a 2 light hall. it's admitted. it hasn't, it seems to make any agenda. and it is really social conservatives that see things like just simply not when, when, when you talk about adapting to the most narrow, then almost no programming should be reflecting 21 percent of the population. when you look at the figures, it becomes quite apparent that the level diversity that is being talked about all the amounts of people identify this way,

very slim and yet just to stay finely. in the 1991 band was a small boy combination street at the time the most watch. so pop in the united kingdom, introduced a transgender character. and we didn't even begin to have this come to mind back then. and now does the $990.00 s, i suspect we've moved on now. we should just allow programs to reflect diverse people, but not necessarily take them too seriously. a threatening night. that's how the greek prime minister is describing ferocious wildfires. the tor, through the forests, including an area outside athens and the birthplace of the olympic games.

ah. one of the main hotspots is the island of via were fires raised as many as $150.00 houses enforced the evacuation of entire villages, olive groves, livestock, and electricity connections were lost to the blazes considered to be the worst in greece. in recent years, we received this report from a local correspondent there firefighters aircraft, municipal crews and volunteers have been trying to contain the blaze that started on tuesday in forest land near the seaside village of liberty. out of yes, in the end of every northeast of athens, before it is believed to be making some progress in the early hours of wednesday, until a shift in winds reignite the fire and scots in different directions. at present, we are standing next to the village of skip a stay where inhabitants are scared for their properties. says a fire right behind us is a few meters away from their houses. the situation has become worse today,

since airplanes on helicopters have not been flying in the area since they were re directed to another fire from like that of ancient olympia, the house of the olympic claim. according to authorities, the lack of wind has held, but the extreme temperatures painting 45 degrees centigrade have worse than the situation altogether. most of the villages of the area have been evacuated. however, people do stay behind to protect their houses anonymous. today the army has been added to the effort of patrolling and management of the extinguishing the forest fires, which shows how dramatic the situation is in greece. isaac no move for our tea in the island, greece on those deadly wildfires around the mediterranean concerns are growing the thousands of tons of coal stored and a power station in turkey could ignite the facility and a nearby town have already been evacuated with many fleeing by c, you can see huge cues for the boats there around 13000 people were moved to safety

by the coast guard, which also called on other vessels in the vicinity to quickly help out. the number of deaths from wildfires in the country has reached 8 now after the bodies of a turkish german couple were found in, they're burned out home in on tale a province from next week, people in france will have to show a covert health path to get into restaurants, kathy's and even hospitals, while health workers must vaccinate by next month. for instance, constitutional counsel has ruled the government moves our legal recent weeks, have seen a series of agitated rallies over the pressure to vaccinate and pandemic restrictions . the

need to even before the mandatory reformation was introduced, there had been more than 10000 lay offs in french hospitals. but can the local health care system afford to lose all this employee? many people now say that they want to leave the work and not only in hospitals, if you have a closer look at what's happening now, you'll see that some special is refused to comply with the vaccination order and say, whatever of my job, i choose to work as an independent specialist, so stop working on them. and he restriction protestors gathered outside the court. has the decision was revealed and our european correspond? and peter oliver was there for the constitutional council, which is the highest 40 in the land when it comes to masses of the constitution has ruled the changes to the laws that were put through by parliament last month largely complies with the lesser of the french constitution. what that means is that from next week, you're going to have to show how pass if you want to go into balls,

restaurants on long distance trains or even into medical centers, it will contain more than 50 people. what the hell passes are is basically a q r code that says the 15 bucks an 8th. that's what you've been vaccinated within the results of any covert tests that are being carried out. now they're all ready in place when it comes to visiting you themes and other cultural sites across from the extension was not supported by a large group of people that came out on the street. that was supported by a large selection of the whole population low between 55 to 63 percent of those told that they actually wanted these. however, it's the small, very vocal group like you can see just behind me on the square near to the constitutional council that are deeply unhappy with. it's one of the big reasons that deeply unhappy is these rules also include mandatory vaccinations for health care workers. now that also includes firefighters in from, through

a categorized medicine as well, that we have heard from firefighters union. these are, you know, all parts of, you know, as you can see, as i said, it's very small group. they are incredibly vocal. if you just heard that back to the firefighters and what the firefighters unions of said is the pump is gone through, they were talking about strike. as soon as monday, we're gonna have to wait to see what their response to they say is now, it was talked about being largely compliant to the french constitution. there are the rules that went through water supported by the constitutional counsel with the idea that people on short term contract to refuse vaccination, could have their contract terminated also that they could be forced into mandatory quarantined, mandatory self isolation that wasn't approved by the constitutional counsel but in the main pause, it has gone through that will be new rules in place. we have seen the last 3 weeks on rest across from small scale in some places,

but over 200000 people out on the streets of front last week, we're expecting even more to come out this saturday boat across france. here empower the pandemic restrictions, isolation, there is no doubt these things have taken a toll on many people's mental health and the prevalence of depression in america. last year, when the pandemic took hold, was recorded as 4 times higher than in previous years. now, in a controversial proposal, some entrepreneurs think l s d therapy could be the answer as r t caleb and explains. depression and anxiety are on the rise all over the world. the pandemic has put lots of people over the edge. the rates in the united states are 4 times higher than they were before the locked down periods when highest rates of mental distress were reported correlated with periods, self intensifying, corbett 19 deaths,

and st. confinement measures. now big pharma says it has the solution. the effects of s s r, eyes and anti psychotics are now being widely questions are more drugs the answer. now the new solution is special therapies involving hallucinogen. psychedelic drugs are being pushed as a way of using depression help. first i decided to try and steve my own interest for treatment. it fascinated me and i decided to open a shop where i could sell it. i saw one c, p l i s t, that's a legal sd derivative. it metal eyes is in the body to l. s. d. that means what you consume as a legal substance and what you have in your body is an illegal substance. in the end, it is the same substances l. s. d. now those who are turning to hallucinogenic drugs in the hopes of the easing anxiety, you should probably read over the warning label just so they know what they're going to be dealing with. the side effects of suicide. when i run the psychological level. so too much, still a simon can cause someone to become psychotic,

to go crazy, temporary states experienced of confusion, of absolute confusion, of this orientation of hallucinations. more i focus on that when there is so much money to be made. millions of dollars is being paid for research at john hopkins university alone. i was scientists have shown that psychedelic, have real potential as medicine. and these new sense will bus explore that potential potential or not. some say it's very dangerous that treating depression with l. s. d, like substances, it's kind of like using a sledge hammer to crack and not the dangers of such trends may far outweigh the benefits. i do think that trying to solve our mental health crisis with quick fix feel good pills is a dangerous plan. you know, i don't think that that's ultimately going to be the answer. and yet that's a very, you know, appealing kind of short term solution that also has the potential to make

a bunch of people, a lot of money, any time you have a mood altering mind, altering substance. it has the potential to be abused and it has the potential to lead to addiction. ality can also cause something called persistent hallucinogen perceptive disorder, which means that the hallucination that people experience while they're taking l. s d can sometimes persist long term to that they continue to have visual images that are not real, even weeks, months and years after taking the drug. so. so that's another serious potential consequence. it's the long term consequences on the brain are really unknown and might be quite negative. now not all scientists agree, there are doctors and researchers on both sides. the thumb seemed far more interested in the profit margin than the actual medical benefits of what used to be st. drugs. when i took a,

if i may 250000 euros in sales last month. the idea is to become amazon of l. s. d. and ship to all countries where it's legal to do that, supply festivals, clubs like not sharp, cb, the shops and start some kind of mass movement. now, new situations like the global pandemic require new solutions. however, l s d research is not exactly new google project m k ultra. sometimes these kinds of social experiments. com at a pretty high risk. what we have now in our media is a lot of talk about l. s. t is medicine. there's a real potential danger there to normalize its use leading to people, getting it recreationally and using it themselves in not in a monitored or supervised environment, not involving

a psychiatrist or another health care provider and potentially leading to reducing and who knows what kind of brain damage, so i do think there's this real danger now, you know, in our culture where use of these types of drugs to change the way we think and feel has become so normalized um that people are really underestimating the dangers a 3 week old wildfire has decimated a tiny california mountain community leveling most of its historic downtown area and raising blocks of homes, aided by bone, dr. vegetation and strong gusts. the dixie fire tor right through greenville gold rush era buildings which were completely destroyed along with a school gas station church tell, and a museum residents have been told to leave along with those in another tiny mountain community. taylorsville. of course, we'll give you more details as we get them. that's all for this,

our tuning and again in just about 30 minutes for more world news. the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track rather than fear take on various jobs with artificial intelligence real summoning the demon