there is now a clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on. it looks like italy's being left alone to sort out the worsening refugee influx problem out its ports after e.u. ministers fail to find a way forward to share the burden instead members want to target ngo rescue boats from north africa which are suspected of being exploited by people traffickers in just a matter of days up to twelve thousand people have landed in italy while more than eighty five thousand of arrive since the start of this year at least top muffy a prosecutor believes the crisis has created a security threat. those who arrive on the day then undergo a process of radicalization that may lead to the realization of terror attacks meanwhile the head of europe's. and for sprint agency ses the terror threat on the continent sits at a twenty year several of the

critics to say that he was sheltering terrorist groups and that the terrorist group with links to al qaida now we also managed to speak to some hezbollah commanders and they told us that they managed to kill around ninety minutes and take a hundred kilometers squared of territory as the militants as they said were exhausted after months if not years of fighting in the region and the bottom of the line this is what may have been many of them away. and this is the last any else knows that a how long did that battle take to free the whole area of the holiday area of. this of. need it between forty eight to seventy two hours not more now what remains to be seen is whether this victory will be permanent or whether the terrorists will come back what we heard today though that many of them are joining the so-called islamic states and getting ready for yet another battle. the u.s. led coalition is urging iraq to investigate claims of war crimes committed by its military there and been consistent reporting of the legend laws of armed conflict violations recently any violation of the law of armed co

the al qaida affiliate which was very strong and was able to disrupt the cease fires there in the south the military situation is different most of the fighting forces on the rebel side are smaller groups affiliated with the so-called free syrian army. affiliated groups of very small in numbers. however there are pockets of i think there and of course they're not involved in the three fire they will continue to be targeted i think both sides the syrian government side with russia behind it the rebel side in the southwest with america behind them want this to work so hopeful that it will hold at least for several months why pay to think this area in the southwest miss chaves and then for this particular cease fire. the conditions were right. and effective stand still in the area since march when it was it was first mentioned as a zone for the confliction or the escalation in the ass done talks and the defense military stand still the syrian government could retake the towns that the area particularly there are but they don't want to raise to the ground in the way the iraqi government for

there is a clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on i'm kevin zero in thank you for watching out international live from moscow this hour about with the next live update in just over half an hour's time now coming up. to a pitch or not to a page that is the question still looming large over trump's presidency anyway crosstalk gets into that break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington the washington post media the media. and voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation i come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive immunoglobulin my body gets and som

there's not a clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on friday july the seventh here in moscow i'll be back at the top of the hour with more global headlines been in the meantime there is no escaping that we're living in a wired world these days a former pentagon advisor tells so fishermen out say about all the challenges that that brings momentarily. it was only a matter of time before congressional democrats would attempt to impeach and remove donald trump from the presidency well it's happening at this point it is unlikely this endeavor will succeed but this isn't stopping. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation. every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive in. my body gets. produced itself around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity. because it helps people that's one of t

the al qaida affiliate which was very strong and was able to disrupt the ceasefire in the south the military situation is different most of the fighting forces on the rebel side are small groups affiliated with the so-called free syrian army and affiliated groups of very small in number i think both sides the syrian government side with russia behind it and the rebel side in the southwest with america behind then want this to work. for the news today it's thought that the g. twenty might this last weekend and spend some time considering what to do but the crisis ongoing on the korean peninsula with the rhetoric really ramping up between the north and the state the year of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed many years and it's failed. and frankly that patience is over i give the highest honor to our respected great leader kim jong il who made our country a powerful nuclear giant having the most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies one of our capabilities l

the rebels isis al qaida nusra front even hizbollah and iranian units in syria they're all illegitimate yet the united states has a new problem handing kurdish fighting groups for example more territory is also another question about the about a new fly zone the united states says that it is open to working with russia on establishing more no fly zones in syria a joint mechanism for controlling them yet when the united states talks about no fly zones there's there's usually a lot of suspicion from many sides we all of course remember what happened in libya where they established a no fly zone to help civilians to ease their suffering and that turned into an area where nato flew bombing missions where it could bomb anyone it wanted and if anyone else tried they would be shot down so there's a lot of suspicion about that i don't think the russians will be taking taking them up on their offer that also they talked about chemical weapons the state department said that russia. a special obligation to make sure that the asset government doesn't carry out any further chemical attacks in the fe

will be a democratic elections of course not can you imagine democratic elections was announced of al qaida it's just impossible i was wondering if the problem here is not so much the democratic elections because behind we have a number of countries like. for example of data stand or iraq where elections do take place but it has very little relevance to the actual security in the country i wonder if it's if part of the problem is perhaps conflating democracy and security because those issues to me at least and to russia i'm sure seem to be to die in desperate issues that desperate issues that have to be discussed separately . i believe that you are right but i would argue about democratic elections in syria it is impossible for all this numerous opposition forces they do not cooperate between between themselves. so if it is not doable it in i don't know several he has at least and another thing with us is that president assad seems to a lot of syrian people more prefer belches now speaking about security in europe many russian experts believe that the station in ukraine despite a march lowe

but isis and al qaida have both attacked inside that city. >>> and new reporting on the hospital shooting in the bronx. he had been fired from the hospital, and returned with a gun underneath his lab coat. he killed a doctor and injured six people before taking his own life. one remains in critical condition. >>> this water spout in maine. two confirmed. wind and rain in allentown, pennsylvania, blowing this plane upside-down. here's rob marciano, tracking it all. >> reporter: dark storm clouds rolling in as extreme weather slams parts of the east this holiday weekend. watch this rare waterspout tear across a lake in maine. the same storm toppling trees and knocking out power to thousands. this fire sparked by a downed power line. torrential rain wreaking havoc on holiday travel, swamping roadways in utica, new york. >> the water just came gushing down here. >> reporter: this road in new hampshire, nearly washed away by heavy rain. >> third alarm water rescue with a mayday. >> reporter: in new hampton, flash floods engulfing 160 campsites, rescue boats required to get campers out, everyon

hezbollah and the syrian arab army or engage in ferocious fighting in the winning it against remnants of al qaida there the west is leaving the doors wide open i know this thing is wide open because they've got more important things to do which is have them drive around in their tanks and poland waiting for the big invisible russian invasion that's never going to happen where they should be patrolling the world you're you're. singing to the choir here. i think it's an interesting situation going back to the middle east aggressor have a lot i mean the united states is not want to use an interleague base they had to pull out of turkey. the european forces are not using interleague base need that. basically are bombers started their campaign of drawn killings in yemen there is out there is alters that yemen is no more dangerous to americans then that they are the point in its history. who warned iran russia who were not very active from the beginning what did the board all of the late when you're invited to the in anyway when's your idea legally good idea. for an intervention and it became absolutel

there's not a clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on. chicago police have revealed the shocking thing is behind one of the city's most violent fourth of july holidays in recent years which the thief team dead more than eighty others wounded . steve i think what we're hearing reports of the police and now they're shooting a mile away from where we were just going on the roof that night. but this isn't the first time the violence has hit should cargo during independence day celebrations it's reported the city is really struggling to get a handle on problems with guns and drugs and a declining workforce stifling growth. twenty seven teams for day holiday was the bloodiest however in terms of people injured with more than one hundred shootings last year the police spokesman said security officials believe for straighted by the

doesn't want to make a big to do about the fact that they were hiring al qaida is american foreign ng medium and they're there they're not really inviting them to the red carpet premiere and then add it out really they're kind of pulling down the instagram photos of them with the arm around my own kind of propagandist it's kind of like when when mel gibson directs a film the film might be good but all the actors are larger we didn't come with him . i totally believe the holocaust happened and so i'm not really hanging with mad max over there i'll just eat my spanakopita over here myself anyway good luck with that c.n.n. . so that is the show but if you like exclusive content you can just text the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine i'm putting out exclusive videos every week you can also get those at youtube dot com redacted tonight i'm madly camped on twitter and at redacted goodnight goodnight and keep fighting. most people think just stand out in this is this you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read. truth

there's not a clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on. coming up next here on twenty four seven are to international law look at how donating blood is a source of income for the per in the u.s. and a profitable industry for pharmaceutical giants. it was only a matter of time before congressional democrats would attempt to impeach and remove donald trump from the presidency well it's happening at this point it is unlikely this endeavor will succeed but this isn't stopping the never trumper. income inequality wage stagnation gerrymandering of political districts polarization you know those blocking the effectiveness in congress there are these are well documented trends going back decades and now they're really acute unmanifest to the point where people describe this system as feeling seized with a kind of paralysis. welcome

there's no clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on. to months of reporting on alleged russian meddling in u.s. elections and a nine so since c.n.n. does seem to be changing its attitude towards anonymity and the channels i'm political analyst now says people do not have the right to stay anonymous was in response the backlash the network faced the threatened to reveal the man behind a viral main thing trying president trump wrestling the c.n.n. live with more his kind of. c.n.n. now thinks that we the people do not have the right to be anonymous this is how kirsten powers their political analyst explained it in a tweet. people do not have a right to stay anonymous so they can spew their racist massage honest homophobic garbage now that's an interesting argument coming from a network that's been running stories about trum

there's no clear connection between terrorist organizations like isis like al qaida. like taliban and the profiting from this looting and so it is even more egregious if you will it is even more concerning for us that people who know this and yet they still continue to buy these goods and sell them on just like you know you screen shoes for the mini screen but back again you see rivals the first of the g. twenty we just saw rajon told you incur and calera cost much more coverage of that to come throughout the day but this looks like it please being left alone to sort out the worsening refugee influx problem in its ports often even if has failed to find a way forward to share the burden instead members want to target ngo rescue boats from north africa which is suspected of being exploited by people traffic is just a matter of days in fact this is shocking figures up to twelve thousand people have landed in italy well more than eighty five thousand of arrive since the start of this year load italy's top anti mathie a prosecutor believes the crisis has created a security

like a fire muhammad ali right he was from california he allegedly turned radical and he joined al qaida and then me he bombed the embassies oh really happen is this guy was not taking part in in the activities in afghanistan or pakistan at all he was in the u.s. military bases being trained once again by army intelligence when he was finally captured really by mistake he was brought on trial and guess what happened he disappeared disappear into thin air right then you have of course the mysteries surrounding nine eleven you've got your false flag attack which is a characteristic of gladio we'll look at saddam hussein look at gadhafi look we're right right now about assad every day goes on assad right now oh he's creating weapons of mass destruction is make creating chemical weapons so we have to bomb them again this is all gladio. you see if it was the false flags that have no basis in reality at all and yet the american people buy it time and time again it seems that every time there's a major a major push by assad's regime or the iraqi regime to actually depose the isis base we get an

invasion and removal of saddam hussein in two thousand and three when al qaida found haven in the country with some members of the intially breaking off in order to launch i s. back at home over the weekend in chicago forty one people were reportedly shot and three killed in gun violence the weekend's first time a side occurred just before midnight on saturday after an argument escalated at a gas station in the crime stricken angle with neighborhood sunday morning a man was killed in a confrontation with chicago police after a swat team was called to an apartment on the northwest side of the city police say they were responding to a hostage situation the man was pronounced dead after reportedly being fired upon by five officers and just before eight pm sunday a thirty four year old man was reportedly killed in a drive by shooting this file. comes on the heels of a bloody fourth of july weekend were more than one hundred people were shot and fourteen killed in the city. staying in chicago three police officers pled not guilty to conspiracy charges in the a kwan mcdonald case this morning o

also known as literally al qaida the selfish jihadi zaha joey shell islam and a few token free syrian army units that are there is to provide conduits providing arms to the much larger jihadist forces and also israel can trump not only speak for his own deep space but al-qaeda. and joey shazam well you know if he doesn't shows who's allied with whom it will get to switch gears you're going to have time guys. north korea. that was a big part of the summit as well what to do with north korea. it seems to me there really needs to be some new thinking in the in we talked about it last week beam is that what does north korea want almost no one ever asked that question but they want security guarantees their nuclear program is a deterrent to o'boy being attacked from the outside how many twenty three thousand troops twenty four thousand troops american troops are in south korea and the korean war ended a long time ago or the armistice the armistice came into in a long time ago what do we go from here because. they're all only are bad options if you listen to the in the mainstream media i th

well meanwhile at the same time a muslim radio station in england broadcast twenty five hours of al qaida lectures calling for a holy war is license essence being revoked by the communications regulator off called him on f.n. speeches by an hour all along he was killed in a u.s. drone strike in yemen in twenty eleven he was a radical american muslim cleric of yemeni origin the u.n. security council states he was a leader recruit and train if al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and he's also suspected of having had links to the nine eleven hijackers. well in mind f.n. says he was unaware of the radical content and the speeches and chris hondros says communities have to do more to tackle the promotion of radicalization. twenty five hours of evil hatred and vitriol and it once i'm on it and crucially not for monitoring all broadcast but somebody gave these people a license presumably if they were broadcasting illegally the real issue with this is that there are so many different mediums through which terrorists could actually propagate their message every developed country in the world are not

up someplace in iraq or be it syria sort of a reject of what we know as isis could up and we saw al qaida basically factions of it turn into isis but this iraqi army that everybody's patting on the back of they should be able to take care of business by themselves if this is true but again the states want to stay there and they're also there's there is a good chance of sick terry environments of other sorts that what she is there is a lot of cities there we have the kurds who want their own territory will the u.s. be able to help manage that knowing that the kurds are buddies that one day the next day they're the enemy it's going to be very tricky balancing act and it most likely won't come down to an army stopping things from happening it will have to be a political solution and we know how that often goes in the middle east i think helmets and trying to for us thank you thank you and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered getting it seemed dotcoms last r.t. america also check out our website r.t. dot com for its class america you can follow me on twitter akhmetov as twe

look dirty there are a document showing that during her time as secretary of state she knew that al qaida in even isis were benefiting from some of our aid programs and those of our allies like saudi arabia and turkey and so forth how much russian influence was in this decision if any i wouldn't look at it so much as russian influence but rather what trump said he would do during the campaign that we have strategic interests in common with russia we agree on a common programme that means fighting the terrorists the conservatives and i'm just speculating here are going to say that the president said america doesn't win anymore they're going to view this as a loss they wanted assad out the policy of the united states over a number of administrations has been to get rid of assad office assad was terrible in the as the american the united states and now it's son this is the president living up to his campaign talk that we're not going to be the international police officer what about that it is that i wouldn't put it in conservative terms look i'm a conservative and remember a lot lot of this

weapons often wound up in the hands of isis and al qaida-affiliated groups. meanwhile, the journalistic monitoring organization airwars reports between seven and 12 civilians died in an alleged coalition airstrike on raqqa on monday. airwars reports another attack, in deir ezzor, struck a school and killed three civilians. in cameroon, amnesty international says elite government soldiers fighting boko haram militants have for years tortured prisoners at secret bases, including one used by american and french soldiers as by american and french soldiers near the cameroon-nigeria border. amnesty regional director steven coburn cited more than 100 cases in which former detainees described being held in agonizing stress positions, tied up and left for days in the open, beaten, drowned, electrocuted, and had their fingernails pulled out. coburn says much of the torture played out at a base in salak, cameroon, where u.s. and french troops are frequently stationed. >> directly involved in torture, but serious questions about what was known. did they know there was to

iran i mean how are they destabilizing the middle east if they're actually in an enemy of isis and al qaida they were just attacked by isis in their parliament you might recall. i don't see them as the enemy in fact iran's one of the more stable countries in the middle east and it seems to me that the us is hell bent on themselves destabilizing every country in the middle east and said you were invited to speak at the university of tehran earlier this month about human rights as an instrument of military intervention and it's interesting because at the same time i was in paris holding a rally with more than eighty thousand people still can you give us a little perspective about this group and also that meeting yes absolutely so first of all the m e k was a designated terrorist group by the united states from one thousand nine hundred seventy two thousand and twelve according to the us state department they killed thousands of people in iran folks in iran estimated at around seventeen thousand people they strangely fought on saddam hussein side in the iran iraq war against iran they themselv