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meanwhile in southeast crane a group of far right protesters clashed with police at a nightclub in odessa masked men armed with baseball bats tried to disrupt the concert of a ukrainian singer several people were injured and three activists detained in may forty eight people most of them anti-government protesters were killed in odessa during a bloody standoff with radicals. keeping on top of all the updates coming out of ukraine on air and online that are. still to come gender neutral toys and no concept of race we look at latest attempts in europe for the collar and . in justifying their stance they're citing all sorts of what they see as international passage in cost of coming referendum in scotland and but the response that they're hearing from the one is that what you're doing is illegitimate what we have been doing. the merger if you break into there still. america does is right. the people for sundries like russia will countries like this trade. back to america does is right because america does it. but you know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in

group of far right protesters clashed with police at a nightclub in the city of odessa masked men armed with baseball bats tried to disrupt a concert of ukrainian pop singer blaming her for continuing to perform in russia in may dozens of people most of the government activists were killed in odessa during a bloody standoff with pro radicals. are keeping on top of all the updates coming out of ukraine around the clock on our t.v. and online at our t.v. dot com. and israeli airstrike killed a hamas militant leader at his home on gaza monday the previous day saw ten people killed after a school run by the united nations was shelled witnesses say many people were lining up for food at the gates of the time of the strike. was i. israel saying the incident may be linked to an attempt by the army to kill hamas led gunmen as they drove by the u.n. but shelter the world body repeatedly informed israel's defense forces exactly where it was sort of these were located just last week twenty people were killed in another bombing of the u.n. school in gaza also ten palestinians have been killed overn

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southern ukraine a group of far right protesters clashed with police at a nightclub in the city of odessa mast men with baseball bats tried to disrupt the college sort of a ukrainian pop singer they blamed her for continuing to perform in russia in may dozens of people most of the government activists were killed in odessa during a bloody standoff with pro forces. staying on top of all the updates coming out of ukraine twenty four seven on air and online. a seven hour humanitarian cease fire in place in parts of gaza. here are pictures from gaza and the israeli palestinian border the latest that we have israel's army has warned that if the truce is breached it will return fire palestinians in gaza already accuse israel of not abiding by its word saying fifteen people were wounded in one strike the i.d.f. says the ceasefire doesn't apply to the town of raphael in southern gaza where three israeli soldiers were killed in an ambush on friday and israeli airstrike killed a hamas militant leader in his home in gaza monday the previous day saw ten killed after a school run by the united nations

the eyes of western mainstream journalists and whatever they do when they burn people or life in odessa then it is the bait that i read it in german newspapers that this debate that if those victims may be read burning themselves if. they are it's their. themself guilty of what happened and so on so this is a little bit like we are used from the syrian war where i was reporting a lot of what i say well we come to the point when we say well those christians in syria they behead themself because they are there are no bad forces and the others would never do so so they are supporting anybody in anything what they are doing and russian right now in ukraine we see this in plenty of times and now when it comes to or death to the massacre of four desa where we have press releases even official press releases off the right sect or its of hooliganism terrorist super nationalist organisation with as i said with links to organized terrorism and when they say themself the molotov cocktails did they have it is still not published in western media they act like that they have walls and something like

glass go, 2.33 and about two inches of rain in odessa. the low moving areas of heavy rain continues. watch those smaller streams and creeks. i'll have more and better news and the rest of your forecast coming up. chris x back over to you. >> kate, thanks very much. this is a big system and it dumped several inches of rain to our south. this is video of a rescue from cease incorporate ton, m. heavily flooding also caused travel delays at the airport today. > here's a messy situation in detroit. an entire highway had been flooded. they had to remove the muddy cars and clean up that road. today revel folded its hand in atlantic city. revel will close its doors on september 10. the latest list of failed shore casinos. this one will lead to 3,000 lost jobs. let's take a look at the impact that this will have beyond the boardwalk rvelings from st. george's public in brigantine. everybody is really upset about it. to curt did i's auto repair in galloway. all eyes are on their neighbors in atlantic city. revel and trump plaza are set to close in

if ukraine a group of far right protesters clashed with police at a nightclub in odessa masked men armed with baseball bats tried to disrupt the concert of ukrainian singer several people wounded three activists detained in may forty eight people mostly mandy government protesters were killed during a bloody standoff with pro kiev radicals. keeping on top of all the updates coming out of ukraine and around the clock on air and online. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the work of our government and as. we've been hijacked handful of friends. national corporations that will profit by destroying what are probably the hardest ones to my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate in a real discussion critical issues facing the number ready to join the movement then walk a little bit but. if y

meanwhile tensions have again boiled over in the south ukrainian city of odessa. i a group of far right protesters clashed with police near a nightclub on one of the city's beaches masked men on the baseball bats tried to break up the concert of the ukrainian singer several people were injured and to react to this were reportedly detained just three months ago forty eight people most of the monte government protesters were killed in a desert during the standoff with radical cleric activists. and reporting the facts is getting increasingly difficult for some and journalists an american working for artie's ruptly video agency in western ukraine has been kicked out of the country alina yepremian 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 was forced out because of how a russian passport is how alina 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

ukraine a group of far right for challengers have clashed with police at a nightclub in the city of odessa masked man armed with baseball bats try to disrupt the concept of the bring in pop star they blamed her for continuing to perform in russia in may dozens of people most of them anti-government protesters were killed in a gas during a bloody standoff with roky of radicals. we could be across all updates coming out of ukraine twenty four seven on air and online at r.t. dot com. so now we're humanitarian ceasefire is in place in parts of gaza but palestinians have already accused israel of not sticking to its word they say an aide to a year old girl was killed and around thirty people wounded in an attack on a refugee camp meanwhile israel has warned that if the truce is breached it will return fire the i.d.f. says cease fire does not apply to the town of rafah in southern gaza that's worth three israeli soldiers died in an ambush on friday. and israeli airstrike killed a hamas militant leader in his home in gaza on a monday the previous day saw tam people killed after a school run by th

is not what it will be and have it behavior of a european state now people in the iranian city of odessa are remembering the massacre that saw forty six people killed three months ago four dozen black balloons were released into the air one for each of the victims the tragedy on the made the second happen during a ferocious standoff between anti-government protesters and the group of radical youth rights after nationalists drove protesters into a government building in the city center and started throwing molotov cocktails many were burned alive those who tried to skate by climbing to the roof or jumping out of the windows were gunned down or beaten to death. but stay with r.t. as we tell you about america's top level admission finally that it has been torturing suspects in custody. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here not in here in iraq other big story that it's true that life is a reason they don't want to know what they're trying to raise that we should leave out now let's break the set. the u.s. military was built to square off against the soviet union. over western europe and

it was several european cities remember the odessa massacre that saw forty six people killed three months ago activists gathered in the spanish capital madrid to pay their respects to the victims and this is what's been happening in rome coming up now where people at a small demonstration to denounce fascism four dozen black balloons released into the air there one for each of the victims to try to deal may the second happened during a ferocious standoff between anti-government protesters and a group of radical view of the right sector nationalists throw protesters into a government building in the city center and then started throwing molotov cocktails many inside were burned alive those who tried to escape by climbing on the roof or jumping out of the windows but then gunned down or beaten to death. were. coming up passengers waiting for a ferry to take them to work in istanbul ended up in hospital instead it suffered out of control bus striking a taxi with it smashed into a waterside shop stop we've got more on that but later in the program also to this ground in iraq in syria they're

people in several european cities remember the odessa massacre that sold forty six people killed three months ago and activists gathered in the polish capital of warsaw to pay their respects to the victims and this is so fear in bulgaria where people like candles in memory of the people lost their lives in the deadly clash that four dozen black polluters were then released into the one for each of the victims. trying to deal made a second happen during a ferocious standoff you may recall between anti-government protesters in a group of radical you right sector nationalists drove protesters into a government building in the city center and started so with molotov cocktails many victims of those who tried to skate by climbing on the roof or jumping on the windows were then. beaten to death. coming up passengers waiting for a ferry to take them to work in istanbul ended up in hospital instead something out of control bus dragging a taxi with it smashed into a waterside stop it got more and up just bit later in the program also to jihad this going roll and ground in iraq and syria they've

the molten tensions of again boiled over in the south ukrainian city of odessa. a group of far right protesters clashed with police and there were nights when one of the city's beaches lost men armed with baseball bats tried to break up the concert of the ukrainian singer several people were injured and three activists were reportedly detained just three months ago forty eight people most of them until government protesters were killed in the desert during a standoff heated radical kiev activists. as the ukrainian crisis unfolds the mainstream media across the atlantic seem to be focusing on just one person that's the russian president and i did you can take a look at where the american media is real interests lie. president obama said he does not believe this growing tension with russia could be the beginning of a new cold war no. no it's not a new cold war one could only wish journalists thought the same or at least those who are making covers of magazines because some of them hark back to the cold war as if they were made back in the day no matter how complica

people of several european cities remembering the odessa massacre that for forty six people killed three months ago activists gathered in the spanish capital of madrid to pay their respects to the victims and this is what's been happening in a row where people have a small demonstration to denounce fascism for doesn't black balloons are then released into the air one for each of the victims the tragedy of may the second happened during a ferocious standoff between antigovernment protesters and a group of radical youths right sector nationalists drove those protesters into a government building the city center and then started throwing in molotov cocktails as well. many were burned alive those who tried to skate by climbing on the rueful jumping out of the windows were down all beaten to death. coming up just waiting for a ferry to take them to work in istanbul and every day you'd hope and up in hospital instead other control bus dragging a taxi with it smashed into the water side stop thanks we didn't go into the water we got more of that coming up we'll explain more also too as you how

and people in several european cities are remembering the odessa massacre that saw forty six people killed three months ago activists gathered in the spanish capital madrid to pay their respects to the victims and coming up to the scene in rome where people held a small demonstration to denounce fascism four dozen black balloons were then released into the air one for each of the victims of the tragedy of may the second happened during a ferocious standoff between anti-government protesters and a group of radical moves right sector nationalists drove those protesters into a government building the city center he started throwing molotov cocktails many were burned alive those who try to escape by climbing on the roof or jumping out of windows would. be to the. head of the program passengers waiting for a ferry to turn to work in istanbul with a nasty shock we ended up in hospital some of them instead after another controlled bus dragging a taxi with it smashed into a waterside stop but thankfully it did stop eventually more on that later in the program and coming up to as you had the scale

people in several european cities are remembering the odessa massacre that saw forty six people killed three months ago activists gathered in the spanish capital madrid to pay their respects to the victims this is rome where people held a small demonstration to denounce fascism four dozen black balloons were then released into the air one for each of the victims of the tragedy on may the second happened during a ferocious standoff between anti-government protesters and the group of radical leaves right sector nationalists drove protesters into a government building in the city center and started throwing molotov cocktails many were burnt alive as he tried to escape by climbing to the roof or jumping out of the windows were gunned down or beaten to death. now blaming the victim starts how journalist and filmmaker john pilger describes how western media is covering the conflict in eastern ukraine that's in our program going underground you can watch the full interview online but here's a quick taste the wall street journal headline blames the victims it takes the kiev regime version of t

it were the behavior behavior of a european state it was several european cities remembering the odessa massacre that saw forty six people killed three months ago activists gathered in the spanish capital madrid to pay their respects to the victims and this is what happened in rome coming up when people held a small demonstration to denounce fascism for doesn't black balloons were released into the air one for each of the victims. tragedy happened on may the second during a ferocious standoff between anti-government protesters and a group of radical views of right sector nationalists drove those protesters into a government building in the city center and then also started throwing in molotov cocktails many were burnt alive those who tried to escape by climbing on the roof or jumping out of the windows were all beaten to death. coming up on the program passengers waiting a ferry to take them to work should be every day in istanbul went so wrong and up in hospital instead often out of control bus dragging a taxi with it smashed into a waterside stop we've got the story coming up also as

jumped on to the sidewalk and hit and killed 49-year-old solomon nuri and his nine-year-old daughter odessa. >>> now to developing news in hawaii as steve has been talking about it. tropical storm iselle right over the big island at this moment. howling winds and rain are pounding parts of hawaii right now. although iselle has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, it still has sustained winds of 60 miles an hour. there is a flash flood warning for the big island. right now the center of iselle is hitting the big island about 40 miles south of hilo. thousands of people are currently without power. >> there is no glum faces because we are very, very confident that all the preparedness we have engaged in, the practice we have gone through says we are ready to respond. >> forecasters predict the big island will receive 5-8 inches of rain. some flights to and from hawaii have been delayed or canceled. more are expected later today. iselle leaves -- as iselle leaves, hurricane julio will follow. it is predicted to pass north of the island on sunday or monday. hundreds of people ar

>> odessa, texas. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? >> yes. >> jimmy: how old are you, byron? >> i'm 15. >> jimmy: are you here with your parents? >> yes. >> jimmy: they must be thrilled right now, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: have they been bugging you to get your hair cut? >> all the time. >> jimmy: oh, all the time. what an opportunity this is. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, did you see what guillermo did -- i don't want to say to. but with the last guy? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: you did, huh? and still, you decided to jump in the chair. you know, there used to be a band called dead or alive in the '80s. they sang a song called "you spin me right round." now, you're getting into a more of an el debarge mode. [ laughter ] guillermo, did you offer him any -- did you know any other hair styles? >> guillermo: no. this is the only one. >> jimmy: this is the only one. >> guillermo: i'll try it. >> jimmy: okay. okay. it's interesting that you've done the entire left side of the head first. and now, you're moving to the right side of the head. >> guillermo: i want to see how it loo

ukrainian counter offensive, bothmit and also the rejection by the ukrainian people in cities like odessa and skokiv of the russians. i think russia was surprised by the strength, especially of the second round, of western sanctions. >> ukrainian prime minister yanukovych said the government wants to freeze all russian assets. you and i have discussed this. putin's calculations seems to be europe will pay the price and not isolate russia. with each month we get closer to winter, his events seem to be proving him right. >> time is certainly on putin's side and winter will be difficult for ukraine and europe. having said that, ali, i think that putin -- i wouldn't be so sure that putin has a grand strategy. i think he is trying things out, and he is testing. i think that's why he hasn't described this as a direct russian invasion of ukraine. he is still wanting wiggle room. i think we shouldn't assume that putin is going to fully in and take -- and try to take over these parts of ukrainian territory. >> the u.s. state department again said on thursday that the u.s. would supply only non-let

if it includes odessa and places like that, then you are back into the reason we are having this paneltoday. this goes back to the 19th century and i think president obama is right to say that putin is thinking in 19th-century terms. there was this concept in the 19th century, particularly in europe, particularly in italy, which was the use of force to expand territory on ethnic lines. that is the big problem. otherk thought on the rubble of questions. -- the other couple of questions. in terms of the beating that is coming up, it is important that they do no harm. which is to say, that they do not expose fissures by either transatlantic or between the private sector and the public as much as possible. and as to your question about statements from leaders, i will say something that is in a backhanded way a compliment to of putin from the title cliff and fiona's book. he tells you exactly what he's thinking. he tells you exactly what is going to do. and then he does it. and now we have a problem. on the eurasian union, i think that whole thing has been wildly exaggerated. anybody who wo

out of the people who organize more in odessa. in the other places. do we chillout. in this seeded, which they are king a grate, small business any cal. and toms against his words. what does that del me. these ain't lawyer? >> the girl was not the song with her >> a lot of people are demanding mpingt. and it's always complaining for bun.source to kill, to if you charge people. and so d football average, they are very different prospectives n united states. . morgan was starting to go up, way. .ere here he is who needs nick, if you could programs briefly with bond also into my question. do you think the russians -- i middle eastern, i was wrong about cry anywherea. interest would semble by ail gent. i was wrong about that. but sure, let me give you a stab atat this. on the one hand we've seen in ukraine as we've seen in other parts of the world. the 21st century post podern northwestern. i guess your question is more of traditional 20th several. identify unless serb conditions are met. one is if there is a complete collapse in the sense that there's a human tarnle ene

rich a chilling gum heiress brought her home to odessa. >> she looks out the window to see her new homeat was the most touching part. >> reporter: truly is a rags to riches story. she has the run of a 15,000 square feet mention, that she calls home. >>, all lady. colon. com on one >> reporter: i lived on a farm and they're all sorts of things to do all around here. its a 38 a. farm is she goes everywhere with the meat and she loved it. >> lady deserves to have the best possible life to bring attention to all of the others who are like her. she would not let me go. >> jacqueline: high clouds pp at a little bit cooler. a little less grain in that putt. we picked up a trace of rain this afternoon but not incredible rainfall but we will take it. because we are in a terrible drought as you know. we still have more rain to go with low cloud pressure. you still see ho wrapped around systems. we make it clear with this letter into the night. later tonight, at 10:00 in the evening for the north bay or early wednesday morning we have the police bout of rain. we could pick up a little bit more in

the family was in odessa for a while and it was in switzerland. his father wanted you to join that did the medic service and they wouldn't let him because he had been educated. he hadn't been educated in greece and his father was a small-scale shipowner who left london at the outbreak of the second war and came to new york. his wife who is a decade or two younger than he is as an english woman who is the daughter of a prominent catholic family and whose mother was a belgian aristocrat had been part of the belgian resistance during the war and is one of the closest friends of queen elizabeth was a key has an interesting family background and the other family background that is quite remarkable is that when he was in honduras, he and his wife adopted two children and after they left honduras, they adopted three more of them so he has five adopted children some of whom are still in school and college. so he has an interesting, very interesting family. >> i've never heard of a greek name that speaks to >> there is a negroponte street on the venice lig

the family was in to december saw for a wile -- odessa for a while, it was in switzerland. his father wanted to join the greek dip to lo matted -- diplomatic service, and they wouldn't let him because he hadn't been educated in greece. and his father was a small scale ship owner who left london at the outbreak of the second world war and came to new york. his wife, who's a decade or two younger than he is, is an english woman who is the daughter of a quite prominent anglo-catholic family and whose mother, who was a belgian aristocrat, had been part of the belgian resistance during the war and is one of queen elizabeth's closest friends. so he has an interesting family background. the other peculiarity of his family background that's quite remarkable is that when he was in honduras, he and his wife adopted two honduran children, and after they left honduras, they adopted three more of them. so he has five adopted honduran children, some of whom are still in school and college. so he has an interesting, very interesting family. >> because i know a lot about names, just like a