in the class has a rough had a power stadium in the middle of a front as well. football match, we follow the situation on the ground and this is the web for palestine. raleigh's hopson finance. you as president select some, donald trump nominate flo members of incoming administration with some of the candidates having stated it's time to stop. thank you. frank conflict also has the as well can result in new attacks on southern fe route where the walls try casing an area close to the lebanese capitals apples as obtain tax these nearby

and then allow mcgruder into us jury old is a virginia base defense contractor to pay damages to $3.00 men who were told to to the abu ghraib prison during the war in a box 20 years ago. but many of the victims are still awaiting justice. i have no power or strength. how do i find a lawsuit? i don't even have a lawyer to take on my case. i hold both sides responsible for the american forces and cause the other reason for all that i'm going through the constantly hearing from most good. this is on with the international with the latest world news update and very well welcome to, you know, top story. this all football fans have clashed on the stadium. hosting gay frost is round matching. paris, a per palestine riley was helping me if i earlier it heightened security measures

social media. so to show some dramatic scenes during the game that ended without any thought, the one corresponding yes and can, is in paris for is the same. so what can you tell us about the situation there in the wake of the match, but as now and it looks like you're going to see the from supporters despite the results of the match, are in still high spirits. but of course, the tensions within the stadium weren't quite high, of course does not necessarily reflect to the streets so far. but we do know, of course, there were some protests throughout the capital of paris. there was a great deal of sense have been issued by protesters against the israeli government, but more importantly, there was a great deal of sense of insure and support of the palestinian people that when the

backdrop is, of course, the phone's the stadium. i wish the game was played. you can see the blue flashing lights of emergency vehicles and security forces that are presence. people are leaving the stadium, making their way back home or. and then the attempt to perhaps celebrates the results. but what we do understand, of course, is the sentiment is something that has been building up over time this past week just just this past week of all we witness at least 3 separate scenarios and incidents, a particular dentist because rarely states as well as me, is rarely football club. we know that the force of the french and government check precautions to ensure that clashes did not take place. there were protests, mostly peaceful. there were no police interventions, although there were attempts to disperse the crowds. we understand that there was a similar as an argument or d as well, in which the turkish football association, along with perch lawmakers decided to not host a competition of the way, figuratively within the us and within the city of the summer. and so they're

looking for different host country, and this is of course, the sentiment shared by many protesters on industries they want. sorry french lawmakers to essentially hold these are the government to account, they want them to be in a position to prevent these really aside from competing. but what probably prevent differential government from posting these names to begin with. and we understand that there was a similar sentiment shared with the streets of amsterdam. let's listen to what some of the people parts repeat those within the french capital have to say about the position and what they're really trying to achieve. taking into consideration the developments over the past week. let's assume that res, much with these red in salaries. and we will already guarantee the match. we is riley who may be the national soldiers who probably did massacring guys that supports the book. it is very important for us to be here today because we need to denounce this event, which should not have happened by welcoming the is really team. france is also

welcoming is riley soldiers. at the same time, there is a genocide taking place in gaza 11 on and the westbank is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his policy is modifying clinic visual center. today we have violations of international law that was pronounced not by us, foot by global organizations, single, but such as the international court of justice and the international criminal court . and that'd be the special committee of the united nations has ruled that the method used by the israeli army were equivalent to genocide. despite this, the international community at least is leaders are not taking any action they both all. so the developments and then of itself is concerned about what's more concerning is of course, the rhetoric that is being issued by lawmakers. as we understand, the mayor of amsterdam issued a 12 page report highlighting the instances in which the unrest started and also cited a number of cases of systematic rhetoric that was used by pro palestinian supporters . but we also understand that the report of course, seems to refer to any sentiments or rhetoric issued by protesters as symmetric,

essentially in line with the rhetoric use by the is really government to them. that in and of itself has attracted a great deal of criticism. because even the people here in paris are essentially arguing for the same thing, that's the willing to ensure that the 2 state solution is implemented or a free power site is implemented is not necessarily just the dream, but it's a matter of law and order. and just recently i, i just witness the support it is really supporters watched by amongst friends, supporters. and this is of course, an important development and then of the cell, because we do understand that most of these really supporters where she told you, i didn't state it from a different exit from the facts. it was used predominantly by french supporters. so it's going to be interesting just to how the developments further tonight's, as to whether or not there will be more protest or classes. it's going to be something we'll see. but the one thing that does remain a constant is the people. the parents, for example,

are pretty set pass and the position of the supports wants to publish the new cost . yeah, so many thanks for keeping his updated balance on t's uh. correspond to yes. and i can in paris for us of us president elect. donald trump has nominated robert f. kennedy junior for health secretary, the former presidential hopefully is known as a strong course lake of anti cove. it on some childhood vaccines and earlier from top to full commercial bands, will sink down, paused for director of national intelligence, was a storage democrats. she became disillusioned with the policy and recently joined the republicans to endorse the children the trump campaign. we had a great conversation and talk a little bit about the work that needs to be done. and i was grateful and honored to, to accept president trump, to offer, to serve our country and support his objective to defend the safety, security and freedom of the american people as the director of national intelligence, cheese a full month democrats. she's not just any form of democrats,

she was actually voice chaff of the democratic national policies that was housed in school. she was within the democratic policy. she even runs to be president in 2020 over c, losing out eventually right into jo. bite and, but she has long had problems within her own policy problems that she has for no repeated. she says that they need you to get rid of the rules within your democratic policy. that says pre collision back in 2020. when she was buying to be that presidential candidate what she had to say about the problems within her own policy. you have criticized hillary clinton as the quote personification of the ross, who stick in the democratic party. what is the right you see in the democratic party that our democratic party unfortunately, is not the party that is of by and for the people. it's, it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy

establishment in washington represented by hillary clinton and others foreign policy by the military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interest sen, harris. any response? oh sure. um i, i think that um, it's unfortunate that we have someone on the stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states who during the obama administration, spent 4 years full time on fox news criticizing. president obama, this is the 1st time she'd criticized her own policy. actually when a boma was no, but she was hugely critical of his policy when it came to syria. actually criticizing his administration for the money it was given to the so called syrian rebels, rebels who later ended up selling or becoming terrorist group, such as i'll call you to an ice system. she said that the time that it was the,

the decisions by the administration. that's cool, so much how book in the world over the past 2 decades. that's just take a listen to what she said in regards to that specific issue. why is it such a difficult position to take to say that we said stop army stream is stream services and it's really not a difficult position, nor should it be. i think every american would be a surprise to know that for years our government has been providing both direct and indirect support. to these are militant groups who are working directly with or, or even under the command of terrorist groups. like all tied to an ice is all in their or their effort and sites over throw the syrian government. well, a glide fuse may have spoke to the fact that that was an odd scene in like the she gave an interview to us. those who exclusive comments to aussie at the time, but i think it gives you a sense of who this individual is. she somebody who's happy to speak her mind as

a result of that. she has been criticized massively within their own policy. and here she is, a former democrats now going to be the national director of us intelligence ahead of what 18 agencies with some $17000000000.00 at her disposal. this is a massive appointment and she will be back shaping the donald trump foreign policy playbook close up the next 4 years, what a turn around to has certainly, and as he said, she's known to speak her mind. so what does she said about some of the current events? well, yes, no to speaker mind, did you notice a single to, i mean, she has a slammed so many things that the by didn't administration has been doing over the last the is want to start off with a fire lapse biologics. awesome thing. russia has accused ukraine of having for a very long time and saying that the us funded them that was denied over and over then back in 2022. victoria new and to at the time was the and the secretary of state kind of notes that the us was involved in some biologics in ukraine,

dialog poundstone. this was like say you go with what she was telling the truth. yes, there were these by lapse in ukraine by lives that the us is funding. she was a time everybody was like, you are lying your russian stage. that systems have comments on the bio lapse. here are the undeniable facts. there are 25 to 30 us funded bio labs in ukraine instead of trying to cover this up. the biden. harrison ministration needs to work with russia, ukraine, nato, the u. n. to immediately implemented cease fire for all military action. the vicinity of these labs until they are secured, and these pathogens are destroyed. so completely verified in the price, but then just a few months later, the pen to go on had to come clean and say, yes actually it was the $20.00 or but she mentioned it was actually 46 point labs. so the us was the funny thing. so, i mean, she was under play and yep, and yet, and she was cool. the russian stooge,

when it comes to the current conflict in the mid least between gauze and israel, we know that she's fully supportive of israel. so we don't expect to see any particular shift that but then coming back to censorship, i'm the way that she's being called a russian stage gap out that has, over and over i said that she believes russia had legitimate concerns when it came to ukraine. and despite that, she was sense in the price she was told to shut up by her policy and others. and that's something that's become really important to her, that this is what she have to say about what it's like to be a person. since it's speaking, not just your mind, but the actual tricks. there's a representative landsman from ohio or who said, quote, why are we being asked to ban american officials from trying to stop propaganda from foreign adversaries? like putting wires, some for posing we leave syria,

which food and wants. why is the call to abandon ukraine continuing to emerge from some members. he goes on to say, remember, and i'm quoting him. remember, hitler did this. he used americans to spread his propaganda and it cost millions their lives put in is doing the same thing. so to be clear, this congressman from ohio feels that americans who dare to say, hey, we need to stop writing blank checks to fund the proxy. war against the rush of via ukraine must be silenced. he feels that anyone who says, hey, we need to bring our troops home from syria, our russian propagandist, and must be silenced. this is dangerous because this is coming from people who are in great positions of power to actually

act on this nonsense. but according to the democrats, she's a russian stage deposit the fact that over and over she's being proved. correct. and i just want to add 25 brief points here. she has window for know for the bite and administration is both the will of close to, to a new, clear will than ever before. we now have reports in the last 24 hours that show that ukraine is considering building a new clip home, despite the fact that it's a signet treat to the new fia non proliferation treaty. and as a result of her not being pointed, she has been put on the ukrainian that's less dom or tolbert smith in the last few hours. i think that gives you a sense of what cube is thinking and essentially proofing its puns at the idea of somebody who's coming in, who's willing to listening to a russian point of view. a donald trump analysis little kind of is to make up his future team. let's take a quick look at what we know about the stones on one particular race to the ukraine conflict.

the friends who would probably agree with us on those things are like, well, if you don't stop them and you pray and then he's hung along and apologize. i don't, i don't think she's, i mean, maybe in a perfect world where he had a military facilities and get him from himself, king of europe, he would. i think he probably knows enough to know that is probably not going much further. in the case of ukraine, who wants more, what he's talking about, if he wants to award. and now as a business man, he's not going to tell you about his negotiating tactic to bring it to a close. but i don't understand why we would not want a war like that to end you. we do not stop them. no, we must do it. the i was so furious but not surprised when i saw the bloomberg news reports that the

biden administration is now considering draining $200000000.00 out of the army reserves to send more money into frames. i can't even believe this is a controversial view to take on this floor, but i believe that the us army reserves should actually be for the us. army honestly contributes on former senate a to j. biden's har. read, express cautious hope on the program earlier for america's next ruling administration, on some figures in particular. the whole thing job is, you know, i've not heard a rage against the one to see me. we spoke out against the graeme companies. this is in washington dc. a couple of years ago, kelsey was there, i had an opportunity to speak to her, and she is very committed to ending on 4 and more. she's been in the us military. she's talked about the ways and then some management and, and the need for this. she talked about the horrible things that happened with that got us down in iraq. she's a good person and she's going to be in

a good position. she's also advising. you have matt gates who's going to be attorney general? who's going to be, um, she's going to be going after the judge and f b i, there's going to be some n c i a. so there's going to be some big turn over there. you have you on most you on muskets going to be cleaning house and what they're going to be doing is going after the bureaucrats, the bureaucrat crap, are usually have been the ones behind a lot of the talk is more monitoring because they benefit from it financially that's all about to change. if, if this happens, 1st of the election, we need to be certified as of january 2020th is winning and all ration is we need to get to january 20th and we need to get these people confirmed. now i, since they have the votes to confirm many of these mat gaves us more controversial, even with the magazine. but i think you have enough support for him to get through as well. has always new asked ranks on the southern side, the to the lebanese capital targeting an area next to the cities apples.

the for this from the scene shows me, sol taking a neighborhood me and they were since that actual ad pool because of playing with tech seating on the runway of the videos. so see, basic online also seems of smoking day 3 in the, off the month of the explosions. as they know, initial reports of tires on site use. the idea of planes, the attacks targets it has the width and depth. those come on senses on the infrastructure and stresses evacuation. all these were issues to be at risk population before. huh. the on the you can see footage one that the he a sub and the south and they were, they were little so hit by the ideas, terms of smoke could be seen rising from the ruins of destroyed house. we had exclusively from a split nick, our big correspondent,

whose films the idea of striking if they were to international apples a day of time. uh, yeah. and i last spoke cause i woke up in the morning and was surprised by these really attack. i live near show offense, so i was close enough to see and document the strike headed towards the airport with my camera ready? well, i was prepared for anything. the main strike was preceded by a smaller missile, which is called a preparatory one of the big strikes came about a minute later, wiley plain was preparing to take off from the airport and i believe the playing on the video is not from middle east airlines. it's probably with some other commercial airlines each day, many plains land to be rude or national airport to bring age to live in on this one had probably landed, unloaded it's cargo and was preparing to go back to where it came from. this location is parallel to the airport and only a few kilometers away from inside of us. not the 1st strikes that i've seen so close to the airport. a few days ago, there was also

a strike on the l quieter region. and that one was even closer to the runways and before that, to many other strikes, landed close to the airport. of course, the show effect region is very densely populated. it's full of people. some floods the area after the 1st strikes, but many are still there. and cannot leave 2 decades on some of the ravens. harrogate is a finally phasing accountability for the sexual abuse and torture inflicted on the rockies us defense contractors, c a c. i hide employees to work at the notorious detention center during the war. and american jerry is now with the virginia base phone to pay $42000000.00 in damages, but only to throw a former prison this hundreds of others are still awaiting justice. is on the face, maureen, a cause of explain, a better late than never. i guess it's like 16 years for these 3 of rocky men who went through the horrors of the the floor is double gray prison. to get justice.

the case was 1st filed back in 2008, but it was only this year that on the american jury got to hear what these men went for. my body was like a machine responding to all external orders. the only part i owned was my brain, which could not be stopped by the black plastic bag they used to cover my head. this is just one of hundreds of stories of abuse against the chinese to emerge from the jail run for years by the us military, n c i a the . so let me so let's just assume they would hang a prisoner on the missing door of the cell. and subjects i'm to electrocution or urination. they would stick a rifle incense to barriers, they would use

a broken broomstick causing internal bleeding. prisoners would need surgery. what we went through and what happened to a rock was a terrible crime. it broke us, even though it called gifts inside it popped up because it makes me think of multiple in the j i. after i was released, whenever i saw americans on the street, i would be terrified. they would send me back to that place and torture me again. it still keeps me up at night, remembering the torture. i hear the screens or the one bus that i brought it down to be a look at the time i spend in the brazen felt like a life time. an hour or that pain. she really show and, and the chest is, stays with you forever. the

fraud is global war on terror. the us hired thousands of contractors to flood and it's conflicts teen so boy, the repeats a vietnam war syndrome and thousands of body bags coming home, spots of the on the line. things when badly wrong with pmc is engaging in widespread human rights violations and criminal act c, a c i. the company in question, in this case, argue there is no proof. it was the error employees responsible for the crimes blaming the us government and military, while washington independence of long distance themselves from these atrocities, calling them isolated incidents we set out on our course to find the truth. not to whitewash and also not to convict those people who were not incriminated. we found that the pictures you have seen as revolting as they are for not the

result of any doctrine, training or policy failures, but violations of the law and misconduct. we learned that our leaders and novel garage, who knew about this conduct, knew better and did nothing. some soldiers behaved in properly because they were confused by their experiences and direction. we certainly were so i would grab, hadn't happened. but at that that should not reflect. you know, america, this was the actions of, of some soldiers, even the blame game between the us government and can see is it's shocking. it took this long to deliver. just as considering the mass of evidence of torture and abuse . would even an entire awards with an expos, a, into the and testimonies from former interrogate, or is admitted into these crimes revealing the scale of the crimes americans did

this to the rocky prisoner. according to the u. s. army, the man was told to stand on a box with his head covered with wires attached to his hands. he was told that if he fell off the box he would be electrocuted. it was this picture and dozens of others that prompted an investigation by the us army. the nudity was, was sort of the theme of the entire prison. the number of iraqis that, that, that were naked was what was shocking and was cold sleep deprivation. and for standing were sort of the, were, were the most common thing that the most prisoners were suffering. so they were there handcuffed to their, the cell walls and a position in which they were standing, their hands replaced down between the legs and then their hands were handcuffed back behind them. we hurt people and not just physically, we destroyed them emotionally and we have, i think, i think it's a just, at the very least a just punishment for us that, that we suffer. some of those consequences to my behavior towards iraqi detainees

did not meet the standard that i had simply been raised on. it was not the way that i should have behaved between october and december, 2003, and a blue guy. you've confinement, facility, numerous incident of sadistic, blatant and warrenton criminal abuses. what inflicted on several detainees, vista stomach, and illegal abuse of detainees, was intentionally perpetrated by several members of the military police got false allegations of abuse. what substantiated by detailed witness statements and the discovery of extremely graphic photographic evidence. this is the 1st time in the american jury sided with the rocky citizens against an american military contractor, and the fact that 3 former detainees are now getting jumps. this is a good sign. they've been awarded 3000000 in compensation and 11000000 for punitive damages. but of course, no amounts of money will raise the horror they went through spots. this could pay

the way for all the victims to seek justice. there are many more than just this where you're brought to man. what the jury did today is send a very clear message that the contractors who go to war or go work with the government overseas will be held accountable for their role in whatever violations their employees may commit. they need to have far better oversight over there and always to ensure that something like what happened at abu ghraib never happens again. washington has always claimed its level wars were in the name of sliding terror and spreading democracy. while in reality, these 3 innocent civilians adjourned that as the fruit vendor and school teacher. we're just the tip of the iceberg and a travesty of injustice. which way never fully be remedied. thousands of people pass through u. s. military presence, including up in grave during washington's it's so cold war and tara, most of those suspects, were never charged with any crimes. speaking exclusively to auntie a full ma rocky detained a detailed hazel deal on the side for justice,

a ministry down, and bonded out how to it. as for me, i have no power will strengthen on how do i file a lawsuit and i don't even have a lawyer to take on my case. if you go back to my case, i will have been roamed even more than those 3 people. but who do i turn to me now? i went to human rights watch but to no avail. and then when i directed my appeal to the media and the public, i knew that this was of no use. how would i hold both sides responsible and that the american forces and co c? i are the reason for all that i am going through the i for one year and 4 months of my life wasted. what's in, did i committed to academic when i was with the americans, they looked at my condition and lofty, and all the papers and documents prove my end to them and didn't presently from the date of arrest until my release from the. these are the memories of 20 years of pain. it started with the camps of the bombing over our heads. when we entered the hole and were divided into section with the torch, it began in all its forms. it sound forms of police dogs and they even took off our

clothes and electrocuted all sensitive areas. and there were many difficult things that we were tortured with. i saw that and even rain and all my daughters police dogs attacked us a lot. and we will also show with live bullets, who now 2 of us were mounted again. they were killed in front of me. yeah. and i sold them with my oh nice one was killed with a pump action rifle. and the 2nd was killed with a pistol. but they were put in a bag, they were imprisoned in the cell and they shot them with live bullets. and all these effects from my psychological state and the torture being there for 20 years . it started as soon as i into prison again. until now, i still have not recover the one i, i went to a psychiatrist and i have a left to approving it from doctors without borders. i died. one of the channels sent me to them if they helped me consuming one, at algoma costs between baghdad and but that's what my children were deprived of their education. yeah, my wife and i got divorced because of my time in prison, the remaining my daughters were deprived of an education because of the bullying thing. i know my message to him.