a trail when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground or the kind of a shell fragments that we found here. there is a city named chatsworth, california usa. our correspondence finds what appears to be part of western supplied munitions in a city where local authorities say a boarding school and class station were shelled by ukrainian forces. archie wins a legal battle against google as a russian court rules. the u. s. tech giant must free store access to the networks to walk you through channels and moscow and says, nuclear conflict is unacceptable. i mean, western media hysteria over russia's potential use of atomic weapons. we discussed

the issue with our guest. they always have to have the boogeyman. they always have to have an existential threat. it's clear to me that this is a hyped of rhetoric. russia has always been, it's bundled, it is united states and walked out of the mtv and mtv open style with from las go to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this out where we begin the, our, with the latest from on the ground and the russia, ukraine conflict, air alert sirens have been heard in the city of know, via cove and the hearse on region. local authorities say 3 explosions were heard with 15 more reported earlier in the night. in the same region, $250.00 ukrainian troops were killed in russian air strikes with dozens of pieces

of military hardware, also distort that's according to the russian defense ministry, which also reported another strike on ukrainian positions. and the north of the don ask republic, with more than 100 ukrainian troops killed, don monasco 30 a psychiatric forces shall the city of duncan chavez, using westerns of fine munitions, including high mars rock, s r t s roman coast, her up reports from the scene ukrainian nationalists forces at zach this city of zachary shyest. very early in the morning at least 5155 millimeters shells landed at this insert city bus station. thankfully it was closed at that time. that means there are no people around here. if that, that happened a bit later, that could have been many, many victims hoped the fancy would use the people to part from this bus station heading towards the net score, loma the schedule here is tight. a bus to parts almost every hour. and usually

there are lots of people would if it had happened during the rush hour, there would have been victims washing. it's horrible dizzying as it's sent the water the. these are the kind of a shell fragments that we found here. and i actually found at sag away from here, and clearly it's marked in english and there's a q r code. there is a city named chatsworth, california usa. now local authorities are saying that the city was attacked by nato made shells. this city is not that far away from the front line, at least 15 to 20 kilometers. however, this place where we are, there are absolutely no military positions. there's

a boarding school right over there. the yacht, with those time a school employee and our school has also been damaged with the windows having been shattered. we arrive there early in the morning. thank god nobody suffered though we shall precisely, with no restraint. it's not for the 1st time, mentally. it of buildings and electrical plump was shells, houses. i wanted to get a job that there are no military facilities over there. this can only mean that ukrainian nationalist continue to terrorize civilians continue to spread danny mung. the local population over the last 24 hour period, at least 2 people were injured. boy, ukrainian, shelly romano, cauthrin r t done as the people's republic to the neighboring zapper or she region where the director general of the nuclear power plant bear has detained and deported ukraine to ukrainian held territory for alleged links to key abs security forces. he then

admitted sending information to ukraine and video footage, which was broadcast on russian television for something with his. bu, i was in touch with the security service of ukraine agent on whatsapp. i gave him information about the situation at the plant. the damage to the plant could lead to an emergency. the shilling most likely came from the ukrainian side. the personnel were and still are in danger while restoring the plant after the showing the i a, a confirmed, the former director is now in ukraine control territory. it comes as the director general of the agency is set to visit both kiev and moscow to discuss the situation at the plant. the facility is controlled by russia and has come under repeated shelling with mosque out flaming the ukrainian army for the attacks. kiev denies the allegations and claims it is russia that is targeting the plant

o an arbitration court. and moscow has ruled in favor of a claim lodged by r t against google to restore access to $27.00 of its channels. currently blocked on you to the head of our team. legal team gave us an account of the case which she does a unique victory. well, but a little too. we went to court and our t channels on youtube had been blocked. we were convinced that the band violated our rights for the freedom of distributing information. not only the ones we have as a media outlet, but also us citizens and a legal entity. such rights are granted by the russian constitution. we had previously signed an agreement with google on placing our content on their platform . so we were supposed to distribute the content without any obstacles. we didn't violate any of the youtube rules, but still our channels got banned. naturally, we as a media outlet emphasized the fact that the ban as we see it was a censorship move against our coverage. our point of view,

particularly when it came to the ukraine crisis, the timing of the ban coincided with the escalation. i view this as a unique case since we are the 1st to have one in court among the media, dr. channels band for censorship reasons. we see it as a precedent and hope this will help our colleagues and us to provide information without any more censorship. on google side. it is a vital decision and a very important precedent, not only for the practice of russian law, but also for the practice of international law. it's absolutely a big way to for r t, because for example, according to the verdict, google has to unblock all 27 channels belonging to r t c, or face of 5. and that find amounts to $100000.00 roubles per day. and if it doesn't do that, then that amount increases every week, so it doubles per day and every week that will increase. and but of course they

have 30 days to appeal as with any case. so we will see if they do that. but this isn't the 1st time this all sorted back in march, basically after russia special military operation and ukraine and the you to block several channels belonging to russian accounts. and the reason that it did that, of course, was because it was trying minimize the voices coming from within russia. anything to do with the russian angle or why it, what's happening and what was happening exactly. so use of didn't want it's viewers to hear that side of the story, something that we've seen before. so of course it blocked it and then we had about $15.00 to $20.00 russian media organizations that filed the lawsuit. and a, one of them, the 1st one being a grad, and that actually in march, that channel won the lawsuit and google's order to pay 1000000000 roubles in compensation. so now google has a 30 days to appeal that decision. not only russian state media or affiliated

channels that were bad. we also had russian entertainment channels banned from the use of across europe. i should, i had. so it was really a case of you to go mad. they just didn't want to hear any voices coming from within russia, even if it was a comedy show. so it's happened before is happening again. so no doubt we will see it happening again in the future. if you to see that there's something there that doesn't fit, but there are agenda and their agenda is pretty much similar to the western narrative, the western agenda. so whenever they hear something that doesn't suit their narrative, they start blocking it. and they all they have to say is it doesn't fit within our community guidelines or you're spreading misinformation. they don't even have to explain themselves. and like i said, in the case of the rasa, we even had entertainment channels blocked, which they don't mention politics or anything of that kind. violent clashes between protesters and police forces have broken out in haiti as the

country's economic and political instability plunges deeper into chaos. tear gas has been fired to disperse the crowd, while gun shop had been heard in the capital of port approve. o. at least one person is reported to have been wounded during the clashes. haitians have been burning tires marching in the streets and chanting, anti government slogans. citizens are protesting against the high cost of living, which i have already driven many to hunger and poverty. people are also calling for the resignation of haiti's. prime minister initiating a nuclear war is unacceptable. that's the message from russia's foreign ministry. it comes amid increasing alarm in the western media over what they fear is an atomic weapons threat posed by moscow with some reports,

claiming that russia is preparing some sort of nuclear readiness test. amid the conflict in ukraine, comparisons to the cuban missile crisis have even been made. the consensus in washington is that we are closer to the use of nuclear weapons than at any time since the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago. and over what, over who governs and rules? not even ukraine, but the don bass. over the past weeks, there have been a number of warnings coming from the us, including from the current and former directors of the cia who accused moscow of reckless rhetoric when it comes to the use of nuclear arms, while claiming nato will respond accordingly. us national security advisor james sullivan warned that russia would face catastrophic consequences. the kremlin spokesman said earlier that russia wouldn't take any part in the current nuclear rhetoric being pushed by western countries. while president putin accused the

states of nuclear black mel adding, he wasn't bluffing about a possible nuclear response if russian territory, including the newly incorporated regions, is threatened. my colleague research shake, discuss the west narrative over the nuclear threat with the panel of guest. this is part of a campaign propaganda campaign to smear russia, all of these experts in the west and governments which are fueling ukraine with finance, with, with weapons, with all of this is since 2014, not since the beginning of the year since 2014 knew that russia was a nuclear power. they knew that if they were going to start a war ended on best next to a nuclear power, there would be risks one day that be kinda wake up this nuclear power, which is russia. i think this is again, part of the western scare mongering campaign where everything coming out of russia has to be. despair has to be threats. has to be scary to some extent. how relevant

michael, other comparisons right now, being made to that of the cuban missile crisis of $962.00 when it comes to the, the current tension around ukraine. i mean, are there real grounds for fear or is it just part of the rhetoric? no i, it's clear to me that this is hyped of rhetoric. it's looking for ways to incite more support around the ukraine. and, and i think that trying to have scare tactics of this nature with nuclear weapons coming emanating from the west and not from and not from russia. i think moscow strategy is, is not going to be trying to launch a tactical nuclear weapons. there's no need, i think what the, what russia will do is hold the areas that it has that and, and in fact, that have voted to join the federation and maintain them. we've certainly be

hearing from, from the white house. they've been saying that there's been all sorts of back channel messages going between the white house in the cabinet, in the white house warning the kremlin, you must not use nukes, and there will be di, catastrophic consequences from washington. if you do a kind of, well over to you, the russian president has earlier stressed that russia would use all means available if was any threat to its territory. so any talk of nuclear arms use essentially is in the terms of defense at this point. but the west apparently is not convinced by russia has this nuclear doctrine, which we know what other u. s. or does france, us china? so does it cost you? nothing new? i think when president baldwin said he's not bluffing for president by john felt that it was embedded due on the spot to use equally strong language. and therefore, he won a show of catastrophic consequences about this is a negatively, natasha is not going to use them. as i said, rush,

i have all of his innovative responsible all with autism meeting in any effort to you all in one call to stop one stop to it is united states and walk out of the a, b i. and that would be open skies and russia always fear that the united states was developing a post realty. russia has not a back to any united states or any european country that is that the military operation looking. but how ami ukraine is a defensive war for a guy doesn't make any sense. given the c, i director the u. s. defense secretary, they, they've actually admitted there's no evidence of an imminent nuclear threat from moscow to ukraine. but what, what we're noticing is, is that the news articles, the press agencies, they, they don't report that they report fear, fear a nuclear again. why is that the case for several reasons. first of all, this is the way the u. s. is always a waged, it's wars, they always have to have

a bogeyman and they always have to have an existential threat. they always have to have something which is going to destroy the earth or destroy the order. this is a weapon of mass distraction. we're, we're making people in the west believe that in russia there is some sort of crazy fire. was that you'd have to create a destroy the rest of the world. if julius were to say no, it's not really true, then his job with your wrist with this. it's truly important that real joiners, do the job be courageous enough. go out there and spread the truth because at the end we just want peace. kiev is ready to hand over full control of its intended russian targets to the united states in exchange for a new batch of long range rocket systems. according to a fan and report, ukraine is trying to overcome the by ministrations resistance to providing army tactical missiles systems. rockets that can reach targets at around 300 kilometers

. that's nearly 4 times the range of the americans supplied high mars rocket system . while washington claims it doesn't want to escalate the conflict and ukraine. u. s. secretary of state antony blanket says key. i can use western weapons to target the 4 regions which voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the church where we, that has been illegally seized one way or another by russian former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter says that washington has always known exactly how kiya uses western supplied weapons. the notion that there's going to be a qualitative change where your credit is going to certainly say here, we're going to allow you to tell us what to do and how to do it. this is absurd. and then united states already controls how you train uses weapons such

as the high mars system. we also control. ready a much of the of fire support provided by nato artillery systems that have been turned over to ukraine. there's rhetoric and then there's action. so just keep in mind with blinking said the united states is not only turning a blind eye to these ongoing crimes against the international humanitarian law. but united states is actively facilitating this by providing intelligence information about the locations of targets. and in many cases, a coordinating the actual use of the weapons against civilian targets. so it's not just arrogance. this is criminal behavior on the part of the united states. oh, investigations into the north stream pipelines. damage being hindered by danish and

swedish restrictions, according to its operator, the delays come after powerful underwater explosions last week with both european and russian authorities hinting at possible sabotaged. new extreme ag is unable to inspect the damage sections of the gas pipeline to, to the lack of previously requested necessary permits. according to the swedish authorities a ban on shipping, anchoring diving using of underwater vehicles. geophysical mapping has been introduced to conduct a state investigation around the damage sites in the baltic sea. the operator also said that a vessel which has the necessary equipment for the survey can not start work because of restrictions imposed by norway. pressure in the effective lines is said tab stabilized. meanwhile, sweden has a diving vessel to the site to probe the incident that has exacerbated to europe's energy crisis. 3 separate leaks for recorded off the coast of denmark and sweden, a few dozen kilometers apart. the pipelines which were full of gas are said to be

unusable due to the damage us secretary and say, antony boynkin said that attacking russia pipelines was in no one's interest. washington has a track record of charging the energy infrastructure of some countries. one of those was nicaragua, which base severe consequences back in the 1980s when us back guerrillas attacked the countries oil facilities. me me me me also curious why sabotaged and under water pipeline at the crew to receive a terminal. it puts us on the, you know, that handles more than 3 quarters of nicaragua,

petroleum impulse. mr. ortega said commandos of terror from the ca succeeded early this morning and damaging the oil pipeline in port au sandino. radio host, carrie harrison says that it's hard to separate the us entirely from the northeastern pipelines damage. i would like to think that the swedes are actually quite interested in finding out this problem since they are on the bad end of not getting things like heat in the winter. whatever they can do to figure out a fix, even if it's an official excuse through nato saying, well, we believe it's this or that case closed. let's move on. they'll come up with some resolution. we just look at the facts. we do recall that under secretary of state of victoria newland did say back in january and february including president biden, that if the russians were to invade ukraine,

then in fact there would be no more nord stream to. and now as of today, there is no more nord stream to was this pre cognition was this wishful thinking? it's turned into a reality. so it's hard to separate the united states entirely. ah, i flush representatives are such and meet in vienna on wednesday. we're talks on cutting oil production levels are reportedly on the agenda as the global energy crisis and deepens. according to the financial times, both saudi arabia and russia, the groups and biggest players, are suggesting reductions around $2000000.00 barrels per day. this could be the biggest cause in over the last 2 years. the purpose is said to be maintaining the price on the market. the reported proposals may go ahead despite washington attempts to convince the alliance, not to cut production, economics and politics,

professor of st. mary's college in california, jack rasmus says there could be more than one production caught this winter. global economy is slowing pretty quickly, especially in some areas. of course that means less demand for oil and then undermines the price in the thing is to cut the supply in order to keep the price up. so i think this is just the 1st of several that are going to occur over the winter. the u. s. to so conciliatory right now, to saudi arabia know, biden had to go, you know, and see the prince and what his hat in hand. and i don't think you're going to see anything happen in terms of deterioration of that relationship here. and i, i think that, you know, they've been sama knows that then you know, he's, he's playing both sides against the middle here. and he needs russia, you know, to go along with them. because much is a big producer of saudi arabia. and,

you know, he wants to play a usa, he thinks he's in a cat bird seed, as we say, you know, he's going to play both ends against the middle. and i don't, i don't see any deterioration in this era. we are in between the u. s. and i saw the radio ah, false information on social media is contributing to the spread of threats and harassment. that's according to the american medical association, which called on the u. s. attorney general to prosecute those responsible for threats against hospitals, providing gender affirming care to transgender youth. archie is caleb mop and has more. we have the american medical association writing this letter to the u. s. department of justice and the latter. they are calling for big tech 2 sensor voices that are critical of the transgender reassign of surgeries from minors, and they are calling for the prosecution of those to promote these criticisms

online as well. basically, their argument is that the recent bomb attacks on children's hospitals are the result of dis, information on the internet. and that legal action needs to be taken to shut down voices that could lead people to the conclusion that such terrorist activities are necessary. ready is what they said in their letter. these coordinated attacks threaten federally protected rights to health care for patients and their families . the attacks are routed in an intentional campaign for disinformation, where a few high profile users on social media share false and misleading information. targeting individual physicians and hospitals resulting in a rapid escalation of threats, harassment, and disruption of care across multiple jurisdictions. our organizations have called on technology companies to do more to prevent this practice on digital platforms. and we now urge your office to take swift action to investigate and prosecute all

organizations, individuals, and entities responsible. well, obviously no one approves of bomb attacks or targeting individuals, but this is a very contentious issue and many are looking at the slippery slope here to shutting down freedom of speech. now the issue of transgender reassign surgery, especially for minors, is a very controversial one in the united states. things are getting very heated. recently, california's governor gavin newsome side legislation putting the the authority over transgender minors into the hands of the state of california, rather than their parents. that is causing a lot of heated outrage among the public. and at this point, people are wondering if this is a slippery slope toward the department of justice being utilized as a partisan political vehicle for one side of sensitive cultural issues. here some of the reaction absolute insanity. the american medical association has

lost all credibility. the absolute evidence that the american medical association is a weaponized agenda driven entity with 0 science backing. it's decision. it's a disgrace to medicine, medical careers, and professionals, and science in general. i knew you said 2 years ago, the american medical association was headed for some ideological trouble times the last generation and the home today is dangerously misguided, misleading and wrong. there was a situation that took place last year that many are drawing a parallel with that. we saw on mobilization of parents by conservatives, go on to their school boards and confronting them about issues of problematic books, inappropriate materials in the classroom, etc. and in response to that, we saw the department of justice labeling these parents as a potential terrorist threats which recall what biden's attorney general didn't respond to the parents' mobilizing at school boards. the department takes these

instance seriously and is committed to using is authority. resources to discourage the strengths, identify them when they occur, and prosecute them when appropriate. in the coming days, the department will announce a series of measures designed to address the rise in criminal conduct directed towards school personnel. the u. s. department of justice and america's attorney general saying that parents that go to school boards and complain about policies might be some kind of domestic terrorist threat. people looked at that and saw that as an example of blatantly partisan use of federal policing and prosecuting agencies. essentially, we saw the department of justice being mobilized to support the democratic party and being used against enemies of the democratic party in those critical of the agenda of the democratic party. people look on all of this as an example of the liberal pluralism that the united states boast about having, being somewhat eroded as there are new ideological restrictions on what is

acceptable speech around issues like race, gender and sexuality. and the mechanism for enforcing these new ideological restrictions are getting swifter and more harsh. and that seems to be the situation as we see this new letter from the american medical association wanting to shut down one side of the day when it comes to the issue of transgender reassignment surgery for minors. for faster and author, michael rectinwald's says, as such, an appeal is a violation of us. freedom of speech laws said direct call on the part of the am a and the american pediatric association and childrens hospital association. to have the state, the government intervene and abrogate the individual 1st amendment rights of people on line. and this is on inappropriate because it's asking these platform,

social media platforms and so forth to discriminate citizens all for the protection of some people. while we don't have any idea that the people who threatened or otherwise, you know, harassed these hospitals or even the same people that are posting material on the web. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates was the right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah, a lady who.