the bell and police say the use of violence is part of germany, a legal system in response to claims of using excessive force against protest. there's a reason that anti locked rally state of emergency in east and russia now as 5 fighters volunteers, bottle. those wildfires that have raised for months smoke and ash coated huge areas of correspondence in the thick of it to report back to you. firefighters have now created this mineralized zone. this is basically all purpose of this is that the fire, if you can see it's still burning there, it will not be able to pass beyond the zone and fill in the vast eastern russian region news as well. but a people have been rescued. 8 still missing though, for 2 helicopters,

crushed into a really deep lay can come shatka. the search and rescue operations been hampered by thick fog. it's a very remote area, plus a setback for doing a such as the us wouldn't the right to challenge key evidence. and if you can, tradition case that will supply his fiance giving an emotional play outside london court room on julian life threats 175 year prison sentence threats against me. that's against our children. ah . are they re watching out into nicely with me? kevin, are in the 3rd through the 12th of august on the latest for you coming up as described to those headlines and this 1st using direct force. this part of germany is legal system. that is how berlin police responded to allegations of police brutality. during a recent anti locked protest, you in special wrapper,

turn on torture earlier castigated german police than after this controversial footage. you pay it online. the . the re question is violence. violence hurts, violence, injures violence. looks violence, direct coercion, even with all the pictures that go with it is still part of our legal system. when those heron, thim, for police officer slammed an elderly woman to the ground surface, there was a wave of outrage here in germany. call him alice police brutality, but not from the side of the german police. they looked at the same scenes and call them all for the course and even part of the legal system. the sucking statements came in response to approve a few years complaints of police misconduct to low down pro tax on the 1st of august and the

it is clearly excessive. what we saw in the i've seen different accounts and i've also, i have witness accounts from people who i know who happened to be close to cases of police violence, very senior people who were simply shocked by what we saw, especially if we think that one year ago the german media, the german public, so 100 percent li, calling them the violence against black people in the u. s. a. this is indeed worried. such scenes combat thompson of the young, poor her on tours. her nails smells. her number of videos have been spread that

give ground for concern. the clues are strong enough. the human rights violations were possibly committed. he also so sad about the woman and the now infamous video could have died yet to utter. do believe from critics a colleague of the perpetrators who claimed he was actually proc tax ensure that was neatly executed, had lever hold. the officer held the woman until contact with the ground so as to avoid head injury at least if, as long as we look at civilized, let's say similar european nations which include germany, russia, the u. s. police and politicians should definitely be interested in limiting the, the amount of force views. but what is hypocritical is the double standards that are applied. and, and again, i fully understand german media. german officials criticize of the european countries for the us for the, for, for police force. but why do not,

why do they refused to do the same thing when their own police forces are concerned? that is the, the voting fact truck in this next, the russian region of utility is still struggling very much to deal with raging wildfires and the devastation that they bring. almost 5000 people of battling those slaves of 700 pieces of equipment deployed to a state of emergency has been declared across this vast region with thick smoke has forced a number of their ports now to suspend flights. dmitri poke, is they're bringing about the latest for us. ah, ah, so we're still traveling to the village where we're expected to meet the firefighters that some of those we actually saw yesterday. but right now, on the way we can help, but stop at this. scenic location is a lake covered, smoke a red sky above it, and over looking all of this is

a bunch of cows from dogs. some people who live here, this is their life. and now it's all covered in smoke and we know how close the fires have gotten to this place specifically, but firefighters. there's a bunch of equipment. there's a lot of volunteers. so i think these guys are safe and these cows and these dogs definitely to now we're going to head back on the road to the village, which is now under threat of fire in if you're wondering what the raj, all these places looks like. something like that, the let's see,

which ones you full of fires the most difficult as it encompasses enlarge area. the mineral eyes area has been created the longer perimeter and that area has now been dug up from there today. so we just arrived at one of the locations where the firefighters have now created this mineralized zone. this basically the whole purpose of this is that the fire, if you can see it's still burning there, it will not be able to pass beyond the zone. also this area has obviously been burned off, which is one of the ways they stop the fires, know that a fire is coming from the direction so they burn everything off. so they make that trench the mineralized zone. then the started burn off as he can see, the ground hears all ash, all of this is nash. ah, there was fallen his employees from the ministry emergency situation,

so everyone is allow, manage extinguish, saw you so well. this fire does not represent any immediate threats, any people, but so it still feels just kind of good to have a part in extinguishing it. so now is just a bunch of smoke but there's no news . so we've traveled back to your village that is currently being threatened by the wildfires. there is one coming from one side and the other. it's chaos right now. we tried to go to the fires, but this place is very big. and so we just didn't have enough time to recent, it's way too far away, and it's through very dense wilderness. the only thing that can get through there

are things like this, but they're all packed with firefighters. but we did see the mineralized line that they made. we saw the burn off and because of the aftermath of that burn off the burns trees, the burned ground, we walked to know for at least an hour through all of the we still couldn't reach the fire. we decided to head back. it was just too much blood, so they cancel on our eyes on our breath. lungs are very rough out there. the guys are, they're constantly and some of them have been there for 40 days already. and when they are getting tired already. so i think at least now many people have gotten understanding of what it takes to battle these wildfires to battle nature and how chaotic all of this can be. i've been to me, she broke her. t rush is not the only country really on the wildfires, of course the latest teachers infringement easy at 55 is a grappling with late to the cross country,

the military and i've been calling to help the fight to temperatures in the north african nation. hitting $49.00 degrees celsius in recent days of fathers and abriel, teary of killed, $65.00, including $28.00 soldiers homes. olive grows and animals that provide a livelihood in the region of the white cherry as president. sometimes 3 days of morning for the people that have perished, their starting thursday and across in southern europe. so problems there, 2 fires are approaching populated areas on the italian island of sicily. smoke from burning trees has turned that sky red, according to local reports, far as have broken out all 9 provinces as temperature as their touch. 40 degrees celsius. for julie, the song 19 states has one the right to challenge. key evidence says you can tradition, case after the decision is found, say seller morris made an impassioned player, said the high court in london,

but she spoke of the threats she and her family had received threats against me. that's against our children. threats against death threats against you. in eldest son, daniel sits on julian life threats of 175 year sentence and the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing his job for testers gathered in london and supported julie massage. but still, washington has now been allowed to challenge key evidence against his extradition. an area report by a psychiatric expert was judged to be misleading. it claim to the son would likely take his life extradited, but it failed, apparently to mention his children father during his time in the ecuador and embassy, giving it incomplete picture. therefore, the whistle blows. emotional state, the high court decisions, infuriated human rights activist. but u. s. government,

in this case is grasping at straws. it's clear that the current intention of the us government is to pursue this and tell the bitter end, but it doesn't have to be this way out. at the point the bided administration could make this stop. now is the time to put a loan, but now is the time when this case has finally reached a serious court. that can either you or you can find free or not. it's more than a decade ago. the wiki leaks co founder published thousands of classified documents, exposing pentagon war crimes. enough galveston and iraq sounds was arrested in 2019 for breaching british bail conditions. he remains in london jail to this day in a still wanted on espinoza's charges in the u. s. which states these actions broke american law and endangered lives, he faces a possible prison sentence of nearly 200 years if expedited, the son supported, say that was a blow, his case is an affront to human rights. the lower,

the lower the mainstream media won't tell us. i mean, the high school students in the us state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they are proficient in reading, writing, and mathematics noted. be able to graduate. it's according to a new law that's been signed off by the governor. the kellum open explains bit more according to the bill that was signed into law in the state of oregon. last month. students in order to graduate from high school in the state of oregon will no

longer have to prove that they're capable of reading, writing, or performing basic mathematical operations. this is don, according to the bills language, to help students from communities that have quote, historically experienced academic disparities. the testing that we've been doing in the past doesn't tell us what we want to know. we want to have kids getting a chance to do and learn and be curious about everything. and what we've been doing is stopping that curiosity. now the bill from what it's supporters say is about trying to help students who are from immigrant populations or refugees who have come to the states who the examinations and the tests required for graduation are seen as kind of a barrier to them getting the high school diploma now, reportedly these rules will now be in place for the next 5 years now. the bill was signed into law without much fanfare. there was no signing ceremony. there was no press release announcing the bill, and it was added to the database

a few days after it was signed. and now i was last month. now there's been quite as strong a negative reaction. this is the progressive left form of education, dummy down kids. you are taking away the only tool to get to break the poverty cycle. this is the type of legislation that they want to make black people a permanent underclass. these requirements were suspended during the pandemic due to the circumstances, but now the suspension of those requirements has been fully signed into law in the state of oregon. now it's possible that the federal department of education could step in to overturn these requirements. but many see this as a trend of lowering standards. there needs to be standards at what level you need to have reach in high school in order to get that the diploma is to represent something. so if we take out and dumb it down than what does it really mean

any more organs? graduation rates are bad, but the solution to that is not by taking away all the high school standards solution to make this was better for attending the accountable for the same thing. like i think if you come from different backgrounds, you should be able to have the same as they really like the requirements should be a little bit more level than what they are. so best intentions behind it may be, but guess we heard from believe that the new law could drag down the states entire education system. i think that there's plenty opportunities. there are what we have head start systems here in oregon. we have tutoring, since we got everything in place to help a student struggling to succeed. that's what education is about not to bring the whole system down. it's somewhat races. i mean, you're putting a class of people down and you're bringing everybody down in time. are you forcing colleges to lower their standards in order to get students to pay their bills?

the whole system of education gets damaged by this. this bill will create an evacuation out of public schools in the private schools and homeschooled, and that in turn will hurt them financially. when you take away the primary ability for persons who are themselves out of poverty, which is education. and then you insert the bigotry who extra cases into basically dumb down all the requirements. not only are they going to have a problem, give me the congress, are going to have a problem with procuring employment in more than anything this, this forms every last say that because of america, because you're just totally dumbing down our future, which are the children coming up here and i'll take think tank, the word often catches up at tad worthy bid. tell may be, but underestimate them. not. they often shape public opinion and influence key political decision. so what lies behind the senses of knowledge and how independent

tell the end of the day we take a closer look off of this break, who watching the clock exactly 18 past the hour. ah ah, to be with me. ah ah, i use

join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business and show business. i'll see you then in the moon. ah, i got the republic consented to once defended the right to private companies to do as they wished. southern self blocked by one youtube ran pulls accounts, now suspended for a week. then for alleged miss information about covet masks. we remove content from senator polls channel for including claims that masks are ineffective, and preventing the contraction or transmission of cove at 19. in accordance with

our coven, 19 medical misinformation policies. we apply our policies consistently across the platform, regardless of speaker or political views. the video we posted contain claims that cloth masks are effective and can prevent the spread of infection while health officials insist that masks can guarantee a certain level of protection run poorly shows some rather alternative views criticize a decision by the social platform. here is you to maybe a private entity, but they're acting like an arm of the government, censoring those who present an alternative view to the science deniers in washington. what i said in that video is actual science. most of the mask you get over the counter don't work. they don't prevent infection. now when it comes to end 5 basks, i have always said that those do are, we are friends of the libertarian party. what they thought about the policies as a major social media platforms. i will say that government is using

big tech as a proxy, very often in the censoring of specific opinions that they don't agree with on. and that's something that's been going on for quite some time in a roughly 5 or 6 year period. we have gone from where there's been almost no center ship of opinion, except for maybe like hate speech and even not much censuring of that, to where an increasing number of things are simply verboten. you just cannot see them. if you do say them, then there's a good chance you're going to be removed, not just from one platform, but if you say it on any of them removed from all of them. and you're effectively silenced on the internet. that is a problem. when you have any kind of a scientific opinion, you're often going to get multiple views. and those views are going to be challenged, both in open political debate and open social debate and in scientific debate. and

the way that the truth rises is both through and by a scientific evaluation, along with additional oversight from the community, from society as a whole. the remember, while the views inside the united states are fairly diverse, the reasons i can value or anything but, and you're going to find a lot more preference toward big government status in among the very people that are controlling these big tech networks. so yes, there's no question that conservatives libertarians are being the platforms much more quickly and much more aggressively. then progressives are liberal democrats that have ideas that are equivalently outside of the mainstream. headline grabbing exclusive scoops are also a public opinion. of course. also they sway key political decisions, perhaps even entire elections, but much of the powerful influence can be based road unnamed or was it anonymous

sources? well, what's more remarkable is how much the authors of these headlines often seem to have in common to day hawkins tell was a bit deeper. the link between thing, thanks the military industrial complex and the media has been around for a while. often is yourself to follow the money on the trail is pretty hard to miss some of america's top foreign policy and security correspondence hold residencies at the center for new american security. what exactly is the c n i s the thing sang takes 2nd place for receiving the most us government and defense contract or funding sponsored for years by the biggest names in the defense banking and oil sector. the organization of course, claims to be impartial, seen as does not take institutional positions and policy issues and the content of cns publications reflects the use of the office alone along publication history of some of the names on the cns. ross suddenly for interesting reading. take one

example before the iraq war, david sanger and michael gordon's report from iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction made dramatic headlines, helping shape public opinion before the invasion in 2003. in later years there employs themselves or forced to admit that mistakes, but by then the damage had been done. a devastating conflict with consequences still felt globally to this day. we have found a number of instances of coverage that was not as rigorous as it should have been. that report concerned the aluminum tubes that the administration advertised insistently as components for the manufacturer of nuclear weapons fuel. it should have been presented more cautiously. the series of times, articles in 20022003 strongly suggested sadam. hussein already had all was acquiring and awful of weapons of mass destruction. many of those articles turned out to be an accurate. it's not like things stopped off to a rock. the focus shifted to russia. one report, speaking of russia,

linked masked men in ukraine. again, a retraction, swiftly follows, but the pattern is clear to see even to the editors themselves. more recently, some of these grainy photographs been discredited, it feels rather. 7 familiar, the rushed publication of something, fighting, often based on an executive branch, leak room about story on russians paying the taliban bounties for the heads of american soldiers co authored by erik smith, another c and a resident. it was the bunks will be it's a year later, but it made for a great story. and if c n a s alone i do really well. they can graduate to top positions in the pentagon or state department, more than a dozen i've been selected to serve in the blood and administration. let's give thing. thanks. i'm the resident reporters, the benefits of the doubts, perhaps they do it. he listens basic principles. but let's also ask questions where does need trying to see and objectivity stop and conflicts of interest begin? when should we feel uneasy about in the rec size between

a stablish moment and journalists, and should we always take information we see at face value or dig a little deeper? with the new york times, the washington post and foreign policy magazine have done over the last 20 plus years. and the name of journalism is nothing but war propaganda to support all us aggression around the world. we see this going back to george bush's war on iraq, that was based on the iraqi w. m. d 's hoax. and it continues to be that way. nothing has really changed only that 2003 for many journalists in the mainstream. it's kind of seen as an aberration when in fact, the iraqi w. m. the hoax set a precedent is now the rule that everyone should live in order to justify us aggression against it. rival countries like china, like russia, like bennett,

way like cuba. and that's, that's just the way the us considers. journalism is practiced, who can actually put a news to tell her around, off her. so fall of more on this. rather, david, 8 people have been rescued is the 1st, but of little bit of good news for helicopter carrying terrace, crushed into a really deep lake and come chat carried rushes far east. but the bad news is that some are missing as well. the people are rescued to medic say, the rescued are in a stable condition as far as they know at the moment, but there were 16 on board at the time. and while you can work yourself a to still missing divers at the scene, say they're unable to reach the helicopter the moment because it's around a 135 meters below the surface. and this standard equipment only allows dies to about 20 meters. so i'm going to real task on that water term, just cold and so chilly, 6 degrees celsius and it's a remote site as well. only able to be reached via helicopter, plus on top of getting see for yourself. thick fog is further complicating the

ongoing search and rescue efforts the cause of what went wrong early days. but the investigators run to that to try to work it out. we'll keep opposed to the course without dot com or any of our social media. keep across that story throughout the day. sad news, a but 28 minutes just after past the hour. it's kevin owen, signing off for me and the rest of the team here most co thank you for watching our channel. we are all t international. mm. ah . oh, 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 that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck, rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence,

we'll summoning the demon the robot must protect its phone. existence was there safe prints, trillions of dollars that they send to chinese workers and chinese factory owners who make the world goods that they shipping containers into amazon warehouses and wal mart stores where millions and millions of americans work at a less than survivor will minimum wage. and are for the 1st time in america, life expectancy is going down the the, the,

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