ah ah ah, i don't think i know, as well as late as move on from the g 20 that at the weekend. it isn't all smiles. the french president now claiming is astray, leon counterpart was lying about a trouble deal for summary. meantime, delegates gathering scotland for the huge you and climate summit with calls to have emissions. but there are cries of hypocrisy as around $400.00 private jets of been flying in those v i piece to talk at the event. and off for decade, long case a canadian court rules that committed didn't cross the line when he made jokes about a disabled child. sing it, we put it up for debate. the must be a stop between hatred and comedy, between violence and free speech. no one saying there shouldn't be consequences,

but the argument is, the consequence should not be you being by tens of thousands of dollars and not be a last centrally not allowed to criticize someone ah, live in 5 for moscow's his outs international. kevin, over here at our world news h q. thank you for checking in this monday, november the 1st so big news to talk about lots things. first off, last week has g. 20 summit in rome was the 1st time the group of worldly, just met in person since the start of the pandemic. a boy that a lot of talk about, but the general atmosphere was tinge to with controversy. is frances president accused the stolen leader of lying about a lucrative submarine deal the orcus thing that paris was conspicuously excluded from. i do see when, when we have respected, we have to be to and you have to behave in mine and can see is, is that isn't it?

i don't think i know for a few anger important people. they're deli armstrong's are corresponding on this one today. quite a strong message than from the french president here. very strong message in these . and of course, world leaders very rarely say these things about their counterparts, which gives you some kind of a marker of the how much the as he and nerve with fresh president emmanuel, macro macros says he doesn't think, but he knows that the australian prime minister scott morrison has lied to him about the orchestral, that's the trilateral pack between the u. k. the u. s. and australia signed in mid september with a view to providing nuclear powered submarines air to australia for him, for president macro on of course it was all about a question of respect. he sold a scorm of reporters as we just saw there outside the g. 20 summit in rome that he has tremendous respect for australia as a country, as for that people are. but when conducting deals on the international stage, those values have to be upheld. and for him,

when australia signed that walker's deal, it wiped out all respected, put, paid to a $90000000000.00 a deal with the french naval group to supply those submarines. and he called a stab in the back now. morrison simply said that those submarines from france just didn't match up to australian standards. now his right hand man barnaby joyce, that's the deputy prime minister of australia has gone even further. he said that australia didn't deface the eiffel tower. they didn't steal an island. they simply made a business deal, and the fact that france was put out of that business deal is nothing personal simply at business. now the reason mattress says that morrison is lying to him. it's that cambra said that they updated the u. s. on any discussions of the deal between france on that doesn't exactly adult with u. s. president jo biden's version of events biden has said that the u. s. simply wasn't aware of any deal signing any deal that would put friends out. he said that he thought that camera

had told france long ago that they wouldn't be doing any deal his crumbs meeting over the weekend again. and of a face to face meeting was want to clear the air over this exact deal. and they seemed like the 2 sides buried the hatchet as it were, by dint apologize that admitted that the us was clumsy as he put it in any deal. we can hear what you've got to say right now. what happened was user english phrase. we did was clumsy with a lot of grace. it seemed really half felt. i watched that. we've got to wonder what's going on behind the scenes wasn't really that hard. fell. did he know? didn't know. we'll never know what we, what else came out from the big g 20 meeting than in rome of the we can. well, there's been a lot of things, a lot of topics on the agenda. of course, the usual suspects, the climate attacks at the global economy. there was lots of progress expected to be made. this being, of course, a 1st face to face meeting between world leaders there for 2 years because of the

pandemic. now, commitment seems to be the buzzword of the meeting. for instance, world leaders have pledged to reach as 0 missions by around mid century, not concretely 2050, as was mentioned before. there's also been a commitment to jo biden's proposal for global minimum corporate tax of 15 percent . that's in an attempt to reshape the global economy. but whilst there's been lots of words and lots of posturing, that hasn't really been anything concrete agreed. there's not really expected to any effort. anything to be agreed. is it with a bit of a damp squib? that means story, of course, being a manual mach been a manual macro being worked by that orcus deal. yeah. a lot of people wanted to hear what was going to be taken forward. so caught partly this weekend in, in happening this monday and all this week in glasgow. not a lot seem to becoming a words, but not a lot of actions us. we're gonna talk about next, danny, for now. thank you. i spoke to richard taylor about it, political commentator on host of the rich politics,

all my broker site. he thinks the summit. so both of them in fact are all about words, not action. make no difference at all. that should be talking about the same thing . the next conference that these politicians are saying the writings were not doing the right things. your bones coming there. you could have got a car. lot of 85 cars is falling by private jets and all these politicians coming in privately. i mean it, to me is just stinks of hobby popish and it does to a lot of the public as well. the reality is these are green taxes that will affect the lowest paid in the hardest work in society. and so what 2nd appreciate taxing the richest people in the cut in the world? that's important. yes, i agree with that, but it's not in reality. what will happen is be the lowest paid in society that will feel the pinch more than those who are highly paid. as mentioned here and climate change conference. now that underway in scotland a while they plan a which course of action they should take the participants. some cells are accused of hypocrisy for start the beginning of it all for doing little to actually reduce their own carbon footprint. because more than 500 private jets of reportedly been

used to fly in said guests for the climate talks a with oh, are oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, i see here, blah blah blah. and where has that led us?

ahead of the climate, toby, britain's prime minister's call for robust measures to have emissions adding that if clause go fails, the whole thing fails. next, denazi's shadid was dusty looking at where the previous green promises were kept. on paper, the u. k is paving the way so clean a green, a renewable energy, the zoom in on the small print and it tells a totally different story. report is found proposal for 40 potential new fossil fuel extraction projects that were newly triple the u. k. annual greenhouse gas emissions. hardly a good start ahead of 26 and to delivering on these pledges. the solution to climate change is clear. it lies in consigning dirty fossil fuels like coal, to history in ditching, gas guzzling modes of transport. we've decided to put coal behind us since, you know if you want to reach the subject, if we all need to move to carbon neutrality by 2015,

the wheels of the net 0 band wagon wobbling as green energy alternatives like wind and solar home toys reliable on that to the fuel crisis, and there's only one way to go backwards. you're resorting to old school power resolves is like colon gas long shun for it's carbon emissions, which hasn't gone down to while at all the things we're the point i've been $25.00 previous cox and everyone's wondering. busy why hasn't been a success so far. busy you know, emissions are arise and there's just, you know, unprecedented will change that hasn't been necessarily previous calls, i think so on november, the 6th day of action, climate justice, there's

a 100 people marching through classical and i think possible are a decision makers to ignore and with a power crisis and low winter ahead of calls, politicians are stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to keep home heated without back on their way. so does that mean it's a lose lose situation? we're going to have to look at the immediate problem which is electric, which is an energy shortage or in the u. k. huge amounts of come money and companies that are pretty much doing bust overnight. so you have the short term solution, which is how do we get to the winter and the long term solution, which is finding out exactly how we made to renewables and in a sustainable way, in a way that's cost effective. russia is happy to step in, but the e u is giving moscow the red light. we can't allow ourselves to be blackmailed by russia. the common ty, gas prices are 1st and foremost, the result of high demand and low supply. russia is playing

a game of poker. payton says, europe's gas crisis was largely its own fault and denies is using energy as a political weapon. receive option is, was, didn't russia's not using any weapons? where are we using weapons in what conflicts are we taking part? this is what i call a politically motivated talk. there's nothing to support it. we are actually increasing our supplies to europe. cows prom increases supplies by 10 percent. we are increasing though not decreasing. our gas supply to europe, they inhabit. what's another issue? money by politics. in the meantime, winter is coming. energy prices are skyrocketing and households poised to freeze. but none of that is determined 26 from its mission of saving the planet. and don't forget, of course there's a big carbon footprint being left by all those planes carrying world leaders and the delegations to and from the cop 26 summit. chuck edwards ashley r t. judges have ruled that

a comedian who mocked disabled child sing. it did not breach the youngsters rights to dignity mike wald than the comedian was. it was hailed a decision by kind of the supreme court as part of a growing backlash against cancel culture or both sides reacted to the ruling. in fact, i'm like o j. i one, this is a vest, i'm so happy. i think this is a good sign for comedy. i think this means the pendulum is about to swing the other way. comedians are going to be able to keep on doing jokes. i would want to tell him about how i fell when i 1st heard that they killed as a 13 years old to just think about gang because a 40 year old men say so that you should guy sing a jeremy gabriel. now $24.00 was born with a congenital disorder, the cause scull abnormalities he found fame in 2006, even at one point to perform for pope benedict the 16th. but from 2010 ward began

making jokes about his disability. gabriel was only 13 at the time and said it made him feel suicidal and that he was bullied at school over it. gabriel's family father, human rights complaint, but canada's highest court now said that the singer was targeted not because of his disability, but because of his fame. they acknowledged that some of the comedians comments were nasty and disgraceful, but they did not in sight. they thought the audience to treat gabrielle as sub human, while mister ward received support from the comedy world of the still the believe jokes like that must have consequences. we put it up for debate. you know, i, i agree with the court's conclusion. i mean that they acknowledge said that this was a nasty thing that was said, but you know, it doesn't go as far as to, you know, have a legal financial consequences for this person. when mister ward comes to your town, you have the option to not buy a ticket. you can ignore his podcast. you have the right to do all those things.

but should he be prosecuted in a court of law? that takes it a bridge way too far. in my opinion, we have to sink about. he was a child, he was 13 years old. and i truly believe we should safeguard our children more because especially in this case he was not only a child, but he was and he still is disable. so, you know, the must be a stall between hatred and comedy between violence, you know, and free speech. got to charge in and find a guy, tens of thousands of dollars for a joke, comedy and joking. and freedom of speech is a human right. when did this change? this is nuts to me and, you know, i have to disagree with the, the woman who spoke before. but this, he was not making fun of his disability. he was primarily making fun of people who thought the kid was so weak that you couldn't comment and make fun of

his singing is still alive. he the only thing that from what is it was a little different. and he, you know, he has to wear a hearing aid. we shouldn't be treating people like so differently. i mean, have some respect for the guy. he's not some weakling that you need to defend like this. first of all, he was violence. verbal violence towards a child that was 13 years old and disabled child. i don't care if it was an address in his disability. he was suicidal after that. and you can be free to say whatever you want him be buying renting every way you want in that and you know in your job, i'm going to pronounce if tomorrow i treat my disable, you know, employee like that, i would go to court to because doubt consequences for every one of us to what we do in our life, okay? it's not only speech is an action, no one saying there should be consequences. but the argument is, the consequence should not be you being by tens of thousands of dollars and not be alive centrally, not allowed to criticize someone. well,

i just want to say this in response to that, a lot of comedians and, and i would like to think i'm one of them. it is possible for us to have 2 thoughts in our head at the same time. thought number one, that's a joke that a lot of us would never make. i personally would never make a joke like that. that's me. ah, but another thought that i am also able to have in my head at the same time is i can see the dangerous slippery slope of having legal consequences for someone who chooses to make such a joke. even if i find it an incredibly poor taste. and you know, free speech is just her virtue that i think it's very important and without it i certainly wouldn't have a job. yeah, that was part of much longer conversation where the whole thing is, the kind of thing we get into every week night here we try to anyway for you to talk about all the relevant stories of the day. and i think that all feet as well, get various views on it. now back to coming up, relatives of an elderly french woman who died when police fought at t a gas grenade into a home shoot. you simply closing that window shutters at the time,

accused the government of concealing evidence while we're gonna have from his son. we're back to room and i dream shaped bankers and things with sinks. ah, we dare to ask a whole one else. so seemed wrong. when all things just don't hold any new world, yet to shape out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals betrayal.

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, again, in the family of an elderly woman who died when french police threw a tear gas grenade into her, homer q 2, a government of a cover up she was reported the closing or apartment shutters at the time when she was hit with the canister jury yellow vest protests in marcell back in 2018. she died the next day from her injuries. please say it was a tragic accident and a combination of circumstances. we spoke to her son. mamma is you not?

it is one of the problems is that my mother is algerian. can you imagine how the french government would have reacted if an algerian man had treated a french woman in the same way? the police were standing right in front of the building where my mother lived and they were aiming upwards. they weren't shooting in an ark shaped trajectory. they were aiming straight at my mother's apartments. my mother was hit by a g l i a 40 guest grenade which they were using against the protest. us, in my opinion, what france is doing is wrong. instead of solving the problem of french people through peaceful negotiations, the police results grenades and the use of force. i don't think it's justified. this is not the way we should solve problems. the explosive tear gas grenades the police used were banned in 2020 and have in the past calls severe injuries to french protested by rights group. say it's unclear whether the replacement grenades, rach, lenny, safer and of the day. so the elderly woman's case is not the only one where by standards and protests have died or have been seriously injured. and french police

have repeatedly been accused of abuse of power during the suppression of mass protest. we've covered so many of them over the years here. her son shared more of his thoughts about it. no coffee in the ha, the french state hasn't taken responsibility for my mother's case form interior means the caston had expressed his opinion about the incident, even before he had all the details necessary for the investigation. it seems to me that the state wants to protect the police, the judges and the marcia police are in collision. in fact, the general inspectorate of the national police actually did its job as it conducted an investigation showing special police forces were responsible for this . but the investigation was concealed in order not to make public the discovered facts. however, we have conducted our own investigation and we have the evidence. it was not yellow vests who were responsible for the grenade accidentally, but the state security police force. okay, so they knew and out of tele, above that they were potent said, u. s. plans to deploy missiles in europe pose

a direct threat to russia's national security and issued a stern warning that moscow would react accordingly. if any foreign power attempts to break the strategic parity of current nuclear arsenals, whistling his name is lamb at the furniture store, we will know well that some of our foreign colleagues are trying hard to break the strategic parity. in particular, deploying global missile defense elements in close proximity to our borders. we cannot but notice these threats to russian national security and will react to them accordingly this year. while that message loud and clear, joining me now across from egos, dental figure. hi. what else did vladimir putin after say them? well, kevin, of the russian president, speaking at a defense summit and russia's southern city of soti. he has indeed revealed that the moscow sees and observes that all the activity of nato and nato friendly countries that are creeping up to the borders of russia. not only does it say it is of course, prepared to react it to any car confrontation,

if so prepared to react her or to any provocation that there might be. and in fact, according to the russian president, some natal vessels are seen better than others from russia. have a lesson some leadership so we need to further develop hot air defense system in particular, due to the current military and political situation. the increase in nato flights near russian territory. the appearance of nato ships with guided missiles in the baltic and the black sea. now, you know, a u. s. ship presented lexi waters and we can watch it through binoculars or the recites of the defense system. name william. so yeah, pretty bald statement when it comes to the rear sites there. but also, the russian president has revealed that new machinery, that new equipment is on the way to the russian army that the russian army continues to modernize and to become more up to day to become more technologically well, a technologically superior to the past version of itself. for example, it has revealed that the new versions of air defense systems, the s 500, it's

a new iteration of russia's main air defense system that the 1st such complex will very soon joined the ranks of the russian army. this as the as 400 air defense systems which are being used and are being purchased all over the world. turkey being a prime example here, purchasing brushes as 400 systems, while the russian army is getting more of those as well, while they're waiting for the as 500 to a while to graduate and to join the ranks. also, the russian navy will receive a major technological update according to the russian president. by year 202770 percent of all new. the equipment in the russian navy will be brand new. but given all that, the russian president has praised the current state, the russian armed forces are in right now because i was linear would. it wasn't, wasn't that in recent years, there's been a significant rise in the air defense capability of the russian on forces. a

missile attack warning system is clear and efficient will produce. so a little bit of sabre rattling here from the russian president, very the timid 11 made say, but it could, it is a clear warning that well whatever, whatever comes the rush away that russia is ready to respond and he goes to hell, thanks, bring some speed on that. now next we're going to fresco residence, a san francisco, attending to private security firms as police failed to cope with an alarming rise . 1 and crime in that us city car break ins and o robberies become the biggest problem for the area. and amid the surgeon crime business is booming for private security firms, where from allen buy out an officer with one of the companies, he told us, the police simply lack the manpower the moment to cover everything effectively. not too many people want to become a police officer anymore. we have a couple of people that were working for us that were with s f p

d. but no longer, we're still looking for officers since we're having the same problem. getting people that san francisco police have authority, say crimes increased since cold to defend the police took effect. the figures show more than 400 cases of violent crimes may compared to less than 340 the same time last year has also been a spike in the number of theft from cause. allen bod, again, telling us that to people losing their patients for the situation. one of the things i've noticed, especially with the pandemic, started, was very, very large, increasing cry or grease auto, burglaries, assaults, robberies. everything went up the beginning of the pandemic, the citizens here. they do pay taxes, lots of taxes, and they would like to see more police. unfortunately, that's not in the budget right now. there is

a lot of people with our district attorney. they feel that a lot. ready of this is his fault, it's the citizens that are going to finally get fed up enough and you know, they're going to let the board of supervisors know that this will no longer be tolerated. and the board of supervisors puts pressure on the mayor and it's up to them to, you know, get more money to the police. there's so much want to tell you, but to on line out, it'll come right of a social. that's why things looking so far. this november, the 1st kevin know in reporting from moscow for me and the team. thanks for watching out scenes. national for with

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shoot for shift almost with ah ah hello and welcome to crossed out. were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . can you make heads or tails of biden's foreign policy? ukraine is a good example. does washington in brussels want piece? the same applies when it comes to china. where are the stable and predictable policies we were told about?

ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, jordan samuel in budapest. he's a podcast to read the goggle and can, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in also we have these and he is professor at the university of se, or norway as well, was author of great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. hi gentlemen. crosstown rose, in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. it was good to glen in, in our slow glen over the last couple of weeks, we're getting a lot of different conflicting signals. let's focusing on that from the bite administration and foreign policy was focusing on ukraine here. um, as it's well known as the, the, to stop the worst part of the hostilities after the illegal takeover of power in 19, i'm sorry, 2014. we had the minster courts and russia is not a.