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that amount in washington end its support for israeli military campaigns against the palestinians ati's lindsay france brings us more. after yet another failed humanitarian ceasefire in gaza the people here gathered for the free palestine protest in front of the white house aren't just grieving for the tragedy happening overseas they're also feeling a lot of impatience impatience because their relatives are the ones ducking for cover in gaza and many of them say this is not just a war of weapons and of ideology it's also a war of rhetoric and perception probably here because this is obviously a devastation that's going on right now in gaza and we're calling for an end to the conflict there the freeing of the siege also the end occupation that is all over the west bank and gaza and to really point out the fact that there is something that is immoral on josh and in equal that is going on here representatives of this community here in washington say that based on what we've seen so far just this summer alone there are two clans for moving forward from here a line is to proceed as before ev

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began with clashes coming just a day after the government's amnesty for protesters came into force ati's alexy who is now in kiev alexy having managed to make it to the city center we spoke about forty minutes ago when you're trying to make your way to much of the protests. happening there what do you see and where are you. related to the ground for a little more than half an hour literally took to cover a hundred meters to get inside the independence square it's very tense and here we can see black smoke we can hear bang grenades exploding from five to five it is very unpredictable but the favorite it's always going to become an even jihad on the other side of the square where many of the t.v. crews and cameras instead of their life trucks and satellite broadcast for us to be able to go live from here we cannot get there because the whole area is cordoned off either by the police or by the protesters police have been trying to penetrate the independence square but right now landing at the ground where there are no policeman here no violent crackdown at the moment but we do see the injur

protests began with clashes coming just a day after the government amnesty for protesters came into force ati's alexy who is now in kiev alexy having managed to make it to the city center we spoke about forty minutes ago when you're trying to make your way to much of the protests. happening there look to see where all you. heard the call for a little more than half an hour literally took to cover a hundred meters to get inside the independence square it's very tense and here we can see black smoke we can hear bang grenades exploding from five to five it is very unpredictable part of a way to go in there because even get on the other side of the square where many of the t.v. crews and cameras have set of their life trucks and said i'd broadcast for us to be able to go live from here we cannot get there because the whole area is cordoned off either by the police or by the protesters trying to penetrate the independence square but right now they're in. if you aren't square and there are no one here no violent crime down at the moment but we do see the injured protesters and winds up being carried

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aty will not know that for least 70 days. for the likes of bp, who has a 20% stake, it is now the most controversial. i thought there were sanctions to prevent them from ratcheting up their oil supply, and what is interesting here, perhaps this shows that the sanctions might be more toothless than we thought. the drilling equipment that they are using, and drills to a depth of about 240 feet. wereestrictions that imposed last week applies to depths of 500 feet and greater. was this just rhetoric from the european union? >> thank you very much for that. let's cross from the russian and iraqi soil to gaza and israel. hamas militants have begun another 72 hour cease-fire. time to putotiators a lasting deal in place. david joins us from tel aviv. what needs to happen before a cease-fire? he for this cease-fire expires again? sides are steadfast in what their demand's are from the cease-fire and talks and what they expect to happen. the rhetoric is the same, even though they have reached a three-day truce. hamas is calling on isra

claimed nearly two thousand palestinian lives and left many more scarred both physically and mentally ati's harry fear has the story of one man who's been left literally speechless by what's happened. after a day from the north and west bank is still unable to speak properly or move his legs following twenty eight days of israeli detention the thirty year old was returning home having attended job interviews in the united arab emirates when he was arrested at the crossing point between jordan and the west bank which is in part controlled by israel almost a month later he was released into palestinian jurisdiction in a critical condition with his medical records withheld doctors say when he arrived at the hospital he was rigid unable to move his wife says he could move nothing by his eyes and appeared to be dead a kid i was merely frayed for him is the type who can't handle insult and humiliation must have been a very difficult experience for him he's an extremely sensitive person and he does not except in subtle humiliation. a high flying computer engineer who is apparently a normal health

grenades and opened fire killing two and injuring around ninety others fear is in the west bank for ati. given the very heavy toll felt by palestinian civilians in gaza hamas movement across the palestinian territories had called for a day of rage of protests here in the west bank over the period of yesterday across the west bank ninety palestinians were injured in various clashes with israeli forces here and some of those clashes live fire was used to palestinian youths were killed by israeli life fire they were shot in the chest and just yesterday evening on the scene medical sources also report that a palestinian ambulance was hit directly with israeli live fire lightly and moderately injuring six civilians this is all in the context of around three thousand palestinians coming to demonstrate yesterday across the west bank in outrage at israel's ongoing operation in gaza. where the operation dubbed protective edge is the deadliest israeli offensive in years more than seventeen hundred palestinians and sixty six israelis have been killed so far that's hundreds more than were killed in

hundred lives with most of the dead being palestinian civilians joining me live now from tel aviv is ati's paula give us a latest update on what's happening there paula what is going on on the ground. well a seventy two hour humanitarian truce that was due to expire in the early hours of friday morning has not only expired but has also led to the resumption of hostilities from both sides even before the cease fire expired there were two rockets fired at southern israel from gaza and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded by saying that they would be an israeli retaliation and that a television has come in the form of heavy strikes from both the air and the sea at this stage predominantly on northern gaza now all of this is happening as a follow on from talks in egypt that failed what we understand is that the main sticking point was a demand put put put forward by him us insisting that israel lift its a.t.'s siege on gaza and so he this does not seem to have been a condition that was met by the israelis today is friday the situation on the ground is extremely tense both he

israeli media is still nonetheless throwing a lot of fire we're talking about the latest edition of ati's breaking the set. of course the rhetoric coming from some fringe elements of the israeli media couldn't be doing more to inflame tensions consider that today the times of israel published this op ed entitled when genocide is permissible in which the actual genocide of gazans is explored as the only way to bring israel peace now the article was pulled down but not before archived versions of merge across the internet so for now we can only hope that calmer heads will prevail and that diplomacy will prevent the further slaughter of innocent civilians now let's break this up. ukrainian military jets are reportedly flying over eastern areas locals say they can hear the sound of explosions in the distance on friday a kindergarten donetsk was bombed luckily it was empty at the time because of the summer break but nonetheless it's left mothers panicking over how best to try to protect the children while many residents trying to flee dangerous spots is still caught in the crossfire. but you y

that russia has invaded his country so many media outlets take up the story and run wild with that ati's guy nature cannot dissecting the coverage . panic alert in western media after key if tweeted that russia invaded ukraine when reports started coming in that fighting broke out between the rebels and ukrainian forces in the port town of. many were quick to claim that it's russia's doing what seems to be happening on the ground however is that russian troops of pushing in from russia photos of tanks emerged in social media with nothing to suggest that they were operated by russian soldiers kill you put out this video claiming it's a russian. spy but while journalists were grappling with the new developments and struggling with the pronunciation of the town that was supposedly being invaded this is no bus got u.s. and nato officials pushed ahead with accusing russia of deploying more than one thousand troops and heavy artillery into ukraine last week ukraine called russia's delivery of humanitarian aid into eastern ukraine and in beijing this week it accused moscow of quote unquote a fu

year old was unarmed when he was gunned down in the city of ferguson and is to see it is there for ati pensions chaos and mayhem really have been unraveling here in suburban st louis in the town of ferguson we witnessed tear gas being. hired at just a couple dozen people standing around on a street where of course people have been coming out on to the street in the hundreds and thousands since the killing of an unarmed eighteen year old michael brown took place here the community is outraged because the young man had no weapon however he was fired at multiple times by a police officer and he died as a result of this people have been coming out on to the streets protesting violence has been erupting and most certainly we can get in front of our eyes to d.t.r. gas was fired at least twice and one of those times when the numbers of people in the street really had died down it was only just a couple dozen people who live in this neighborhood and the police had issued several warnings that they would fire tear gas and they in fact proceeded to do this and of course we do not expect any of t

protests not only to mourn michael brown but to show a united front against police brutality while ati's honestly it has been in ferguson since the trouble first broke out five nights ago let's get an update from him now i want to say good to see that. the heavily armed policing seems to be having a little effect then on people showing their deep felt anger at what's happening that's absolutely right a definitely definitely definitely loud but largely peaceful protest takes place here tonight this is the fifth night of hundreds and tonight thousands of people coming out onto the streets of ferguson to opt to show their outrage with the killing of eighteen year olds are no arms michael brown on saturday tonight thousands of people out on the streets if you can hear behind me for hours now cars honking in support passing by and crowds chanting people holding signs candles i walking around the police presence tonight has been much less than in previous nights of course out on wednesday night last night we saw the most of violent clashes thus far that have taken place here in ferguson throug

moscow moved to counter western nations which had resorted to sanctions over the events in ukraine is ati's peter on. no market for those that back sanctions russia's ban on the import of certain food stamps from the us canada australia norway you see the response to could not make sanctions imposed on moscow the ban will block meat fruit vegetables some dairy and fish imports for one year those watching international trade shows that russia is a different animal to other nations sanctions recently what's striking is that when the sanctions were ramped up against iran there was very little iran could do the west didn't really need much from iran that's not the case with russia and i think russia has made very clear that it will retaliate in a proportionate manner with the european cultures set to bear the brunt of the import ban e.u. leaders that backed sanctions against russia look likely to face farmers in export is demanding compensation for their losses there's someone there know. it's going to affect us all it will take two or three months to collect all remaining crops of oranges and

domesticated if you understand for now we can even create thunderbolts with the push of a button as ati's any reports. shooting thunderbolts at the click of a button. that takes something as tall curvy and alien looking as these three hundred tons of capacitors and wires deep in the woods and who cares that it's decades old when it can do this. this monster machine split second output is enough to power a city like moscow twice over but it's not there to kick out power stations hollywood effects maybe no but it could save your life suspiciously it we use it to test the impact of lightning on things like aircraft if a plane a struggle by a thunderbolt in could cause a disaster here we're testing models to make sure the planes are properly protected and the designers know where to place the vital equipment one such test means at least a couple of thousand zaps the longest lightning zigzag ever produced here was over two hundred meters no surprise then that the home of man made thunderstorms has become a magnet for fans and tourists and i think i was the luckiest. it's finally dark outside n

left the authorities wondering just how much the official policy of multiculturalism is to blame is ati's marina costa rica multiculturalism was one celebrated as the way forward but after thirty years of cultivates in it and britain it's now being blamed for foster an extremist ideology and directly contributed to homegrown islamic terror for too long the doctrine of multiculturalism has led to immigrants establishing completely separate communities in our cities these are the honor killings female genital circumcision and the establishment of sharia law in a city pockets throughout the u.k. islamic radicals should be challenged with the values of liberal democracy. why issues to do with multiculturalism in britain which i think has led to death so i was a shoe in then sort of balsam up the past side that has occurred i think unfortunately it is there is going to be an extent to it too little too late it's british police are now preparing for raids across the country in their bid to find out exactly who is just hard to the british suspect beheaded american journalist james foley but many

thank you and that you did say stay with us plenty more to come including ati's correspondents will find out how they cover some of the biggest stories all that off the air all in the latest episode of news stream coming your way after this short break. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of warmongering politicians. capturing people is messy what do you do if the innocent killing them easy we reserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time. they can do that listen for they can be trained to muslims makes these things are very dangerous and politicians get a new kind of power via this technology that is very tempting. in fish farms waters to be the pond of me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world. drowns out in the judicial inquiry further more restrictions. really knows what's inside the feeling of fish. led. police on your cultural home arm in a large city bank of new polish face i can show you. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. and the nice today and signs of far worse a sta

hour of clashes between police and protesters in central kiev these are the latest pictures here from ati's video agency ruptly it's believed those remaining on my down square attacked police and firefighters with projectiles trying to push them away from the area of people are burning tires sending thick black smoke across the city center the standoff began when city with already has tried to dismantle barricades that have been there since the antigovernment protests erupted back in november of last year there are also claims on social networks that special forces arrived at the scenes heavily armed with guns. a russian i.t. company has discovered half a million phones across the world are infected with malware allowing them to be controlled remotely with everything from your banking pos was to your text messages and s.m.s. is could all be spied on my colleague neil harvey spoke with a member of the company that uncovered the security breach. how do they do that sort of imitating well known. to well known companies they try to mimic to. deeds to well known are software applications and plu

there for some journalists at least is getting increasingly difficult and american journalists for ati's ruptly agency's been for study ukraine she was detained were filming in the west of the country after her ukrainian colleagues tipped off security services. journalist with a camera you know just there was a rather nice sticker on my tripod and straightaway said you know russia today first of all they questioned me themselves about seven of them i gave them all the details that could give them i gave them my press cards i had nothing to hide and they're my colleagues of history i have i wanted to give them all the information they needed and you know fifteen minutes later three policemen came and three officials came from the national security service in ukraine and they were asking me so many questions taking all my details and then when they didn't they didn't believe that my american passport was rio i shouldn't picture of it so they followed me to the hotel until they could see the actual passport they asked me that i absolutely had to give my foot into a and they had to raise it.

those facts is getting increasingly difficult for some journalists in the week an american working for ati is roughly video agency in west ukraine was kicked out of the country alina eprom yen was filming a rally of local activists when security forces detained and questioned her for several hours having both russian and american citizenship she says she thinks she was forced out because of a russian passport and the this is how a leader described the incident to me. journalist with a camera you know just there was a rather nice sticker on my tripod and straightaway said you know russia today first of all they questioned me themselves about seven of them i gave them all the details that could give them i gave them my press cards i had nothing to hide and they're my colleagues obviously i have i wanted to give them all the information they needed and you know fifteen minutes later three policemen came and three officials came from national security so it's in ukraine and they were asking me so many questions taking all my details and then when they didn't they didn't believe that by america

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highly reluctant to let the convoy into his territory saying it could be used to smuggle weapons to his ati's maria. hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid from russia destined for war torn eastern ukraine has you can see behind me are currently packed and ready to be delivered but it has been stuck here at the russian ukrainian border for more than three days already unable to cross while the red cross officials say it may take up to another week for four and more knitters to check the cargo meanwhile russia has warned that those deliberately preventing the convoy from entering ukraine will be responsible for humanitarian catastrophe and we can tell you that the situation on the ground is indeed very dramatic this week we were able to several times cross into ukraine and go to lugansk one of the major epicenters of what key of course is and to tear up the ration and one of the most shouted cities in the area and we saw a very sad picture on the ground valentino is alone in her dark apartment in lugansk packing there has been no electricity in most of the city for almost two weeks now and the s

refusing to release the name of the officer on the street at close range and this is it is there for ati. we're currently in ferguson in the suburbs of st louis missouri where tensions have been flying high ever since saturday when eighteen year old michael brown who was on armed was killed by multiple shots from a police officer who has so far been identified we do know that accounts of what exactly took place different police say that the young man had had an altercation with the police officer by getting into his car and trying to take his gun police say that he was reportedly with another young man and they had been in this fight with a police officer that led to at least one gunshot being fired inside the police car and then according to the police several gunshots were fired at the young man which led to his death look we just fired tear gas. ok so tear gas is being fired at the protesters even though there's only really a couple of dozen people here at least police have been issuing warnings warnings for at least two hours now that this would happen if protesters didn't disperse m

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aty point the finger congress as being the villain in all this. it is not the irs. this is the sentiment of the employees and not talking about anybody else. they feel like they have been set up to be the bogeyman when in fact they were just trying to do their due diligence and make sure that the rules and regulations of the country that were set up by a bipartisan congress were followed to achieve. -- if they went off track than that is fair to question. they felt in the interviews that we did that if they don't have the person power to investigate they don't have the resources and the money to do so in a way that is going to be fair and across the board to all organizations than they are going to have to pick and choose the battles they fight and what groups they look into. it becomes a situation for them that is untenable. this is not something that is turning around in their favor. caller: it is good that we can voice our opinion. we don't need more money in the irs. they are taking money away from the american people. i am 70 years old. . can remember i was a y

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aty would not be sitting home watching tv like officer darren wilson is right now.n-american, they feel as if there is a double standard. during wilson should be arrested just like an african-american would be arrested in a situation like this. the next thing my constituents say is -- two more things. one, because there's so much anger and there's so much hate, a lot of the young man, they're willing to die for justice. what i'm trying to do on the ground is redirect all of that anger, which is so intense and redirect it to outcomes and action like going to your city council meeting and knowing who your council members are, knowing the name of your mayor. i am trying to redirect that. on sunday right after the killing of michael brown, junior, i was between police officers and people who were willing to die. i had -- it is the first time i learned that a touch of a woman can really impact a very angry man. i never experienced that before. for that sunday afterwards -- and two days ago, i had a man who was crying. he was crying. if you understood -- and never thought