yes, on the world politics sport. business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah . gunfire is heard clenched his erupt and tear gas is deployed as a crisis deepens on the border between poland. belarus, not as a large crowd of migrants storm the frontier into polish territory will bring your report from the thing i'm worried behind me. you can see the crossing where the official entry point out to carson vehicle with katie. we as the borders and services, and we can see them conducting searches, and they are the ranking, geez. they already crossed the tray on controls. french police officers survives stabbing all thanks to his bullet proof best in an incident. this reportedly being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. and also on the way this our vaccine

division spock protested america. mister caught temporarily blocks the biden administration's plan to impose compulsory code. the chelsea on private businesses . ah, hi there, 11 pm here in the russian capital. great. have your company, this is auntie. first, this, our gunfire has been heard and tear gets has been fined a migrants who are trying to storm the a you border between poland and belarus. now the russian authorities are said that a large group of people, most lee from the middle east managed to cross into poland. that was earlier today, warsaw spout. all illegal migrants will be returned back across the border. ah

ah, book opening it was, nick thought you were you are. this is no, no, that is not my never going on. i wonder what was wrong with it up above puzzles proposal. so with with local journalist, them beller, is headed to the board a to assess the situation that he sent this report was, i'm are, you know, behind me you can see the crossing where the official entry point out to carson vehicle was here, located what we were nearing the border trace controls strength if max. okay, we are close to the bob white fence occurs there. sounds valley comes flying overhead, then monitoring from up. hi lisa. here's the trace control approach. cloud wlan,

used to detect tracy's intruders across the national board. abbey, in the water, it is polish machinery, making these military vehicles with specialists, radio equipment different, where they look a lot like american hummus. probably it's them. actually what we'll do is the border services. if we can see them conducting surges and they are the refugees, they've already crossed the trail controls drip on this la monte corresponded p to olivers has more details now on the escalating border situation. in fact, the polish president under a dude air is currently in a meeting with the prime minister, mateusz motivates and security leaders as well and emergency meeting being cold as things escalated or not border with bella. ruth. throughout monday we saw a tree trunk being used of battering ram to try and get through the board. a fence there. there were people with ply is wyatt courses of some kind, trying to cut through the barbed wire as they were being sprayed with pet. this

frayed almost point blank range from 4 to god. just over the other side. one guy using a spade to try and beat down bob wire as well right in front. so for those, those border defense troops. now extra troops had been sent by poland to that from caea. $12000.00 extra troops called up a state of emergencies. currently in play in poland because of the flow of people trying to get from bella to get from bella to poland, but state of emergency a last to 3 months. now the bellow, rush and border guards have actually put out a statement in which they've said that the polish side are attempting to inflame the situation. taking into account statements by polish officials on the concentration of armed forces and equipment near the border, we do not exclude the possibility of provocative actions by the polish side and justifying the use of physical force and special equipment against refugees,

or the spy that statement. it's hard to see what poland would start to gain from inflaming the situation any further elsewhere in europe though a lot of focus is also turning towards this border here in germany, the interior ministry has said that they will be actively pushing for more sanctions on bellow. roofs over this incident. in the escalation of this incident, they won't go sanctions to target things like airlines that have been used in order to bring migrants from the middle east, mostly to bel bruce and then from belarus. from arriving in belarus, they made their way to the polish border. at nato have also put out a statement saying that minsk and alexander lucas shanker, the, at the bell, russian president, a, using these migrant says what they call it a hybrid tactic in or in response to sanctions that have already been placed on beller roost. they add the nato alliance, going on to say that they found this unacceptable. now,

the german foreign ministry, it previously put out a statement in which they said they have proof that alexander lucas shanker is directly linked to driving, migrants towards this border. the situation continues to be of utmost concern to us . we observe how the look of shanker regime continues to call migrants to belarus and send them on a dangerous journey towards the e you. there is evidence that the regime in minsk constantly directs people to the border or the beller as president denies any involvement in pushing people towards the boundary with poland walks. alexander lucas shanker has said is that his country can't afford to look after migrants that are there saying that the sanctions that have been put in place on beller is already by the european union of crippled it financially. i honestly said that we wouldn't hold any more of the people you've been screwing over in afghanistan, iran and iraq. we have neither the money know the strength to do so as

a result of your sanctions. while lithuania also getting involved, as this really turns from being an issue between poland and bello roo, since who had an issue involving the wider european union lithuania, saying that they would send troops to the polish fellowship border. and they may well be looking at declaring a state of emergency in their country as well. french police officer is being attacked with a knife in the southern city of can the 30 say his bullet proof vests saved it from any serious injuries. incidents being investigated as a possible terrorist attack. davinsky has more to 6 30 am local time. this attack was carried out. we understand the police officer was in a vehicle just outside his police station and the attacker opened the door of the car and then attempted to stab the officer to deck. now we understand that the

officer survived without any injuries. thanks to his bullet proof vest, but we do understand from sources on the ground that while that attack was attempted, the aggressor shouted that this was being done in the name of the muslim prophet. now we understand that a colleague of that police officer who was attacked aimed fire straight away at the attack, it severely injuring them and they are now said to be severely injured and being treated for that. we understand that the attack, it is a 37 year old, are with the original nationality of being algerian. and he said to have been unknown to the police before this incident. but because of the fact that the aggressor said that this attack was in the name of them was in prophet mohammed, this is not being treated as a possible terror incident here in france. now this is not the 1st time we have seen an attack of this nature here in france just in april this year. so not too

many months ago, a police officer administrative worker was stabbed to death just inside the secure area of a police station. you had booley, which is not too far from paris, and then in may so less than a month later, there was another attempt on the life of a police officer at this time, leaving that opposite. the wounded at that took place near the city of north in western france. so we do get these attacks from time to time and back in 2019 october and a radically i t employee over the police station in paris, a killed 3 police officers and an administrative. okay, what was a terror attack back then? one of the worst attacks in sight, a police station where that took place now for mortgage, the pain from the natural valley who trunks. she seems to be certain that these attacks are becoming what she described as being normalized. i get the impression that this kinds of crimes are becoming usual as if it's some form of habit. i urge

the french people not to get used to the situation. now france has been suffering from a wave of violence in the last decade and attacks like this sharpened, the idea of people fear ring that they could be further islamic attacks like the ones we saw back in 2015. but for the moment, this appears to be a lone wolf attack. it is being tech guy treated as a possible terrorist. incident of 37 year old man said to be of an algerian origin is now being treated for severe injuries after attempting to stab a police officer in can on monday morning. the bundle ministrations. push for monday. treat cove at vaccinations as exposed to shop, divide in the united states of the weekend. an appeals court temporarily blocked the government's job requirement for businesses, but it didn't stop people taking to the streets. oh,

i think all the contested monday would apply to businesses with at least $100.00 employees. vaccines are already obligatory for public officials. it comes at a time of high infection rights to averaging around $73000.00 per day in the united states. despite a federal appeals court freezing the private sector requirement, the surgeon general insist that matches a need it. the person in the administration wouldn't have put these requirements in place if they didn't think that they were appropriate and necessary, and the administration is certainly prepared to defend them for all those promises of healing. biden's america has become, intend to box rife with anger and division, and the later vaccine mandate was just the thing to spark the fire. this mandate is

unconstitutional, unlawful and unwise sir biden vaccine. monday is a shocking invasion of medical privacy and individual liberty. i will not stand for it. i'm exploring every legal option to defend the rights of north caroline and against this unconstitutional mandate with president by to plan to mandate oxidation in the u. s. companies with over 100 employees. more than 2 dozen states have now come out swinging, determined to protect the rights of 84000000 workers, but was extraordinary, was up buried in red, was a blue state, new hampshire. and among the attorney generals who fall the north suit was a democrat from iowa. this was no longer from protest on the street. this is no longer about loyalty to one's party. this was the country's big guns from both sides of the aisle coming out proclaiming we the people say no. a court has now

frozen the mandate nationwide. that's confirmed. it's an overreach. what about individual liberty? what about the constitution? what's about a precedence? promise? no, i don't think there should be mandatory. i wouldn't demand to be mandatory, but i would do everything in my power just like i don't think mask have to be made mandatory nationwide and do everything in my power as oppressive united states to encourage people to do the right thing. turns out that the man who didn't believe and mandates has turned into a big fan of them for the federal employees. and now for private ones. heads mosque up, get job to you might be out of the job. now you think that being sued by more than half the country states would dump your spirits, but no, the white house is still feeling a good faith just to get ministration over the next thing. the requirements for workers or companies. i'd like to get your response to that and also competing on your mandate with

a so we are very confident that it can now, biden insists he's acting according to international medical guidance. the vaccine is the only way out of the pandemic if you shed by many. but the timing is bad. discussions of to job will not have reached fever pitch. mm. from california to mississippi. angry citizens have flaunted the streets something they'll never vote democrat again, others, but they'd rather be unemployed than give out that freedoms. then you look at the recent elections, a litmus test of the bite and presidency. the democrats took a beating and what many say is a bad omen for the mid toms next year. it's been

a bumpy few months and for some that's just one person to play. nobody likes as him to be franklin d. roosevelt. deluxe is him to be normal and sub the kaos. you know, under his administration, the cdc said that anybody who's vaccinated shouldn't wear a mask, and then they did the hokey pokey and said no, no, you do have to wear a mass. they have said that boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates, not going necessarily going to be a thing. and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think, a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with, remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem and therefore would be able to handle it better than the bull in the china shop that donald trump was. if he doesn't show com, even handed leadership on this, and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things. then he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now when it's under water,

by nearly 10 points. the white house at odds with the states, the republicans taking on the democrats. so, democrats timing on each other and the facts rounding on the on faxed, like i said, for all those promises of healing. it looks like it's a long johnny to the united states living up to its name. so there's still plenty of disagreement over enforcement of mandatory coven shots, reminded the world health organization stresses vaccinations and not truly be anything, all the only root out of the pandemic. a facebook whistleblower who testified to the u. s. congress about the social networks alleged unethical practices has repeated the performance in brussels, imprinted bums of the european parliament. she told him that the tech giant needs regulating facebook cannot remain the judge. jury prosecutor and witness revelations are confirming that we have reached some kind of

a high point peak, where the fundamental rights of users are at stake. the digital services act that is now before this parliament has the potential to be a global gold standard. so could you maybe and give us a, your suggestions on how we could make a libel or accountable, at least for choir in that a name should be associated with every change would actually radically change the culture of facebook. because to day people hide behind that unified friend, and it means that no one stands up for what's right because no one will ever have it traced back to them. or the bill that she described as a gold standard is the digital services act. it could be adopted next year. it would impose finds on facebook for failing to delete content flagged is illegal. i'm require the network to reveal how it's algorithms and content moderation work, as well as to review its anti hate speech measures europe's and important

market for facebook, generating almost a quarter of its revenue in 2021. so far it says run up against the law before and even threaten to pull out the market last year over day to regulations. in her speech, francis hogan priced the you saying that home country, the u. s. had failed to rain in facebook, testifies before a us senate committee a month ago the the algorithm specialist claim that facebook. com is that children stokes division and poses a threat to democracy. thank you. can reach receipt. okay, i can discuss this now with political analysts. nicholas markovich for good entity . nicholas, do you think that pays are going to listen to francis hogan switzer? i think some of them were unfortunate. i think the only information from what i've heard from this afternoon's discussions were how to control the information on facebook. and unfortunately, i didn't hear a lot of m p 's talk about what was doing with all the information that facebook is

using today. who is it so in the user's information to how long is it keeping it in databases? what it's doing with unfortunately i didn't hear a lot of discussion about that the was a do, but not much. we often heard the piece today speak about what kind of speech was out to be tolerated on facebook. and that was a bit worried. so that probably will come out of today's discussions for sure in, in, in the last that the digital services act that the wants to the whistle as did quite a will tool congress to the u. k. to the opinion. you know, some people are a bit suspicious. we'll say that actually this is almost like a show pony. she's being rolled out to help the and pace the legislators justify something. they already want to do this and it looks a bit like that. and i would only wish that real, i mean, maybe other whistleblowers are like a drug and assign shoes today. in a prison in the u. k. are edward snowden, who can't come back to his country,

or they'd be treated the same way by the european union, which would show how, how high they and they, they praised whistleblowers. unfortunately, we don't see that with, with them concerning elegant. yes it, there's some to some, some fantastic journey which has been organized doesn't seem to be a trouble to much rather ustr. she can travel. busy easily and she's going right away. she has limited access to either u. k. parliament, the french parliament. today, she was in brussels as some of this. i mean, i won't be suspicious in all of this, but it seems kind of bitter. interesting, especially that the main issue coming out of this is again, how do we increase censorship on internet? so this is, this is what rose me the most. and the fact that this is her main argument today, and that it's living parliaments that we have when people are supposed to debate, i discussing how to increase censorship. this isn't the greatest credit case. quite scary. i'm still mil for dinner. we've heard u. s. policy some say in the past many times that has a need for more regulation we, it's obvious that the power that is in the hands of the big tech john wise, nothing been done about it in the us. because they're so powerful,

don't forget that it should take other the mega companies together. they're worth more than the whole japanese stock exchange. there are extremely powerful, the sweets so much power. we see now how we can practically change presidents within the last presidential election. how powerful they are and, and in orienting votes and opinions and, and they're practically sometimes above the power. that's why the getting away with it. they don't pay any taxes in the european union, practically, no taxes. why are they getting away with that? why wasn't anybody speaking today in the you can parliament on the fact that a lot of these big, huge american companies are not paying taxes in europe, and they're getting make a lot of money, as you said, 20 percent of the profits for facebook come from your why isn't there a bit of that, the profit coming back to this is important and that's not being done because the big american companies are doing a lot of lobbying, they've got a lot of politicians in their wallet and they're, they're using that they're using that to make more profit and to maybe change it

while we're not talking about that, but we're talking about what should be the content from talking about the benefits are making and how powerful the that it is quite scary, but it show how the strong national american company can sway more power than a political institutions, parliaments, and presidents, and that is extremely terrifying. appreciate your time and your comments nichol. bakovich political analysts, my guess is our thank you. thank you. now with europe ranked by gas price woes, russian and john gas from has reiterated, it is ready to launch his new pipeline to germany, node stream to as it's cold, goes far the baltic sea, but it's still a waiting regulatory approval. monday is the day for the food and had ordered gas from to start filling up syrup and gas story stations. gas prices have been soaring on the continent lately among those calling from the stream to to be given. the green light for winter is the minister president of the german state of bavaria.

we can not just stand aside and watch prices grow in ahead of the cold winter. in this regard, there are good reasons to launch the north stream to pipeline soon to bring gas prices to a normal level joint law and the ica harbor economist, good evening to you, dr. rushes pretty came to get this started. we know there is least, some fairly prominent german politicians who would like to say what's holding this project back. no holding this project back is severe international pressure, especially from the us on the german politicians, on european, on the broker see to stop this project because the americans fear the energy independence of germany. especially with this partnership with russia 1st. and secondly,

they make pressure because they want higher prices to be able to sell the part too expensive and our environmental, catastrophic corrected gas from the us gas prices, the prices they've been up and they've been down. they came down when food in ordered the supply basically to turn open the taps a bit more from, from russia. but the, but it's still volatile. what can be done to stabilize the market? well, what you could do is you could reach age to the old system that from pricing. it meant that that was the average price of the last 10 years. that was the market price, so that any spikes would, wouldn't harm the buy price from the gas. so. busy to rechange to the old system would be the very easy solution. i mean, there has been an accusation that rushes manipulating gas prices weaponized them.

moscow as denied that repeatedly. he who do you believe hayes is an element of game playing politically? yes, of course, there's a game playing and i cannot believe that russia is playing this way. why should they, they have no reason for, for doing so, but other site has very profound reasons to do so. and i would rather look at that side if they are not manipulating the prices. russell doesn't have any, any interest in this. and so it doesn't make sense for me. why should they, why should they rate the price and why should they increase the prices and then the president then up and says, well, we can, we can increase the supply in purpose of dropping the price, but doesn't make any sense. so the people who manipulate the prices and who make the volatility in the prices, i think you have to look at

a very different direction to ica, hama is my guest economist, much appreciated, your time. that worker that wraps. so for this new, as i don't forget, last one you saw as we can't put them all in into a bulletin sometimes here that are available on a website. and you can check them out simply by heading to r t dot com. i'll be back with all the headlines. hope to see you at the top. ah ah, ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our stands. the truth is that every device is

a potential entry point for security attack. if it actually, i think erica, but i don't want to watch magically with anything but all you eventually there's malware of thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use the technology as an extension of traditional artificial intelligence has not many main threat. this is due to the 3 laws of robotics. one of the things that's happening at the mini cyber implants right now, i'd be where they're really worried about it. most people with equally bait, you can't put a chip in my brain. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side using ai and using other advanced technologies. there has been on the defensive latin. oh,

hello and welcome to cross cost, where all things are considered, i'm funeral about, well, it's official. the us military has declared the great 3 powers competition featuring the us, russia, and china. how does neal liberal ideology play into this? and what does russia gate in january 6? i've been coming ah to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my get george samuel l. e. in budapest. he's a podcast or at the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we have dmitri bob and she is a political analyst and editor at me, internet media project. i gentleman cross talk rules and effects. that means you

can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. i mean, let's go to moscow here. a demon general milly came out with a speech that startled the establishment, but really shouldn't have is there is a new try polar trilateral world, and it's russia, china, and the united states. and, but when i took away from it, is it, you know, it's not really that it's kind of a bipolar or bipolar point or something like that because he's assuming that these are 3 discrete powers that are in competition with each other, which is not the case ok, what is he getting at? go ahead. well, i think there is no object. your physical reason for the confusion because russia has been very accommodating the mind. is you paid for 1000. i mean, all the russian, all field gas fields, they're all been, you know, there was a growing married,

and we're welcome to china will do. and we're going to date since the late seventy's was the chief chinese labor. that the problem of success that we have seen in the mind is that so the reasons for these are the conference and just wanted to see how the state is trying to make russia in china. or, i mean there was a logical bio charm. i chose culture in the, in the for in 40 see it was your headline general. how can we, how can we make russian moral just shame. and the story is that you, that you are actually in china, diverge, and there are lots of reasons, objective, reasons for rivalry. what's rivals?

very simple reason with your with will you can.