as you say, have two stress jeremy corbyn has completely said this is untrue, it's a ridiculous samir. however the agent in question who jeremy corbyn met has come out and he knew exactly what he was doing, he knew exactly what he was doing, he knew i was a spy, and i know he has questions to answer. quite a good line from jeremy corbyn's office today basically saying this has more holes in it many bad bond movie. the quote in the paper here is, his aides described the latest claims as a ridiculous samir and entirely. all sorts of other allegations during the run—up to the last allegation were made about jeremy corbyn's connections to militant groups, the ira, has balaam. it did not affect his popularity. his ideological opponents through the book, then another book, then they went to the library and got more books. alleging links to the ira. links to hamas, god knows what. it did not work, it did not affect his popularity. god knows what. it did not work, it did not affect his popularitym increased his popularity i think among young voters. the cold war is ancient history to anyone w

in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. so. when america goes by these days without a bunch of russia. the russians would be thrilled if we were doing nothing but killing each other every day and sadly. if you don't seem. to hear the same side which. you should take a step back and wonder you know you really don't. i don't even know what to say i don't want to explode on t.v. summits to end this segment now for the record actually working for a hostile foreign government. and. human rights watch has published a new report lifting the lid on how drugs are misused in some u.s. nursing homes by relatives of those who have suffered mistreatment say a strong anti psychotic drug so used to control residents with dementia the rights group collected some of their testimonies. my name is charlene wagner my husband is out one way or another why are you so sleepy day. one whom he was. totally dry and to you couldn't even talk to and to secure the drugs are f.d.a. approved for the treatment of psychosis and th

should i say politics imitating art ironically what we have these days is the media imitating politics samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . a new political party is being launched in the u.k. with the aim of reversing breck's it or not after the break. i'm completely confused about why a republican administration made a change that was essentially. part of the democratic philosophy i can only think that somewhere deep within what they call the deep state in the us treasury there were left leaning bureaucrats who implemented this chase through a territoriality based system of taxation without anybody actually being aware of what was going on. but hope to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. but you going to be this is what before three of the more people. interested in the war. welcome back the new anti breaks it party is about to be known in the u.k. and it's finding its first support from across the channel french m.p.'s belonging to emanuel my clothes on my not only back the idea but have reportedly been given in f

in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . now the news a human rights watch report has exposed how drugs are being misused in us nursing homes victims' relatives say strong psychotic medicines are used to control residents with dementia the rights group has released some of their testimonies why are you so sleepy day. one whom he was. totally drowned to you can even talk to my mother's name is laura has been cooler she's seventy five years old when we went to see her she wouldn't talk. with you. wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there is no reason that this should happen according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with the mines here are given the psychotic drugs each week drugs are often administered without the consent of resid

samir a car now reports on what exactly triggered this case and how the police units crimes were exposed. well it all started with an investigation into drug trafficking in new jersey then as the case unraveled federal authorities found out that the baltimore police department was also involved mostly its elite gun traced task force unit months of recordings recovered from a device planted in a police cruiser reveal that officers were involved in drug trafficking robbery falsifying reports and planting fake evidence in one case a high speed car chase resulted in a crash which the officers tried to cover up one of the indicted acts attacked is involved actually broke down in tears in court it was a really bad accident none of us stopped to render aid to see if anyone was hurt we were foolish although i was doing so much wrong it got to a certain point where too much was too much altogether six officers have already pleaded guilty and two are still being tried but there are indications there's more to the story than just one rogue police unit court records show that the city paid over half

samir khan in washington hi there samir so still's back in the headlines following last week's release of the republican party memo so what's the latest claim surrounding the british spy. well according to a newly released document clinton associates were feeding information to christopher christopher steele while he was come compiling the trump russia dos here and what is this document exactly well it's a heavily redacted version of the criminal referral against steele that was filed by republican senators chuck grassley and lindsey graham interesting in interesting lee enough that exposes a quarter nation between the clinton campaign and the obama administration with the intention of damaging trump and in the document it says it appears that either steal lied or the classified documents contain materially false documents but going back to friday's memo it states that steele's dos years full of unverified claims about supposed links to russia but most importantly the memo asserts that the f.b.i. didn't reveal the origins of the document and of course both the f.b.i. and the democratic

samir a card has been following it all for r.t. . this weekend activists are calling for a seventy two hour cease fire asking for a weekend without any violence whatsoever this is a third event of its kind in the last six months but these cease fire weekends began in august when baltimore's homicide rate reached a record high last year with three hundred forty three murders the highest in the u.s. people all around the city make commitments to just be peaceful and not be violent for three days and to celebrate life and do life affirming event so their events all over the city would distort what a weekend he would keep it into a weekend of no home the sides the rise is partly attributed to a drastic drop in arrests made by the gun trace task force which is now dissolved as most of its members are on trial but there's been some damage control authorities have replaced its police commissioner baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice shocked many this morning as mayor catherine pew pushed out a press release at eigh

samir khan artie's washington d.c. you tube and blogger anthony bryan logan believes such university programs will be treated differently if there were white people running them. if it was a white woman holding a black woman say they have to paint her way the painter would be called everything he'd be caught and you'll not see a basic premises because the default reaction to anybody white doing something against somebody black or even painting a picture is to say that white person is a racist because the default thought process is that why people are racist anyway and there's some say that if you're not white you can not be races which is really ridiculous there's been a lot of things floating around about white supremacy as of late that these things become normalized is seen as a rational thing to say in public so people again they get to feel guilty and when i tell everybody hey i'm not a racist look at me i'm fightin the gays the white man are fighting to get by supremacy you get some white people they say to even a

and now she is following this from inside florida samir what do we know about this we were saying i've been reading varying reports on this that there are multiple fatalities we know as far as we can tell from the police that there is one at least one twenty people at least injured what developments are we hearing. well a shooting incident is still under way at a high school about fifty kilometers north of miami multiple injuries have been reported and some reports have been saying that fourteen victims have been confirmed but ambulances police cars and armored vehicles are still at the scene but according to police the suspected. shooter has been detained and is now in custody however the scene is still active now one student posted photos from his classroom where he and his fellow students were hiding behind desks but the school is still under code red lockdown florida governor rick scott he said that he had been in touch with local officials about the incident and president trump actually offered his condolences and prayers via twitter but like like i said before we don't really hav

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from. art can be difficult to appreciate the best of times especially when the work in question isn't actually there well that was the case upon gallery in the u.k. on the left visitors buffel and after a muster piece the thing nude women was taken out of an exhibition. yes some visitors to the gallery criticised through the system calling it an act of censorship. but in the gallery since it a painting down and disguised as an hour performance is wrong. i think it's taking power over an artist's right to. work within the law subset of the stupid this is. because of all the pages in the in the gallery they're reducing all the lead. why should this too low and i don't see why it should have been taken down again we just say in that it's another example of the prevalence sexualization of the human form within. society today i think it's really bad that jumping on the me to campaign to sort of have an opera ties to the gallery if they're talking about the have to simply

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore the small german city of caught versus the latest to make a stand against new comers in the country an increased police presence is expected there this weekend with mass anti migrant protests planned for saturday is home to around one hundred thousand people and since chancellor angela merkel opened germany's borders to refugees in twenty fifteen the city has given asylum to around three thousand people however the policy continues to create tension in small towns across the country now the mayors of two german cities say they will no longer accept refugees as unseen migrant sentiment and vial.

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. can be difficult to appreciate at times especially when classical works are actually removed this was the case at one gallery in the u.k. that left visitors pretty buff hold off for a masterpiece the picture nude women was taken out of an exhibition. some visitors to the gallery criticised the decision calling it an act of censorship. but in the governor's decision set a printing down in disguise as an opera for mrs wrong. i think it. took him power over an author's right to. work within the law subset of the stupid this is beyond words because all the pages of go in the gallery then we do the multiply and why should this joe and i don't see why it should have been taken down again we're just saying that it's another example of the prevalent sexualization of the human form within. society today i think it's really bad that jumping on the me to campaign to sort of have an appetite for the gallery if they're talking about the objectification of women t

samir khan there for us in the united states and stan across the situation for us thanks for being with us now police have detained the suspect. the gunman and identified him as nicholas cruz as you just heard samir mention he is a one thousand year old a former student of the school who was expelled for disciplinary reasons this is the latest video that we have of the suspect nicholas cruz he's wearing a hospital gown now and he is being taken out of a police car by the officers and then taken into the police station presumably for questioning. now there was a high school freshman at the school tweeting out the incident as it was unfolding harrowing situation take a look. i had to discuss this further let's not cross live to steven miles burke who is a conservative t.v. and radio host steve thanks for being with us here on r t international. so we've seen incidents like this on fold. many many many times now in the united states unfortunately this is the eighteenth school shooting incident not all have injuries but in the united states this year in two thousand nine hundred one what mi

samir a car reports. russia's draft resolution has passed unanimously in the security council today they met to discuss the ongoing situation in yemen and to vote on two rival draft resolutions one proposed by the u.k. and the other by russia of a u.k. draft resolution called for quote additional measures against iran over accusations that it violated an arms embargo now this came after u.n. experts said in january that iranian military equipment was brought in to yemen after the arms embargo was imposed but also stated that they were unable to verify the supplier and russia's draft resolution called for the renewal of sanctions until february twentieth but did not mention iran the russian ambassador called for political dialogue and expressed the need for the u.n. to come closer he also explained the reasoning behind the veto let's take a quick look i will be frank the wording advanced in the british draft is liable to have dangerous destabilizing ramifications and this is not only applicable to the situ

turkish foreign minister met much of a shocker who denied turkey was targeting this demeanor in any way samir address the situation after arriving back in berlin here's what he had to say. chicken in the hotel during check in i noticed already several security guards who seemed to become very nervous when they saw me as if they had seen the devil himself i'm stuck for the next morning there were a lot of officers from the bavarian police in front of my room they told me that there was some issues with the turkish security people that they had informed the germans about a terrorist a member of a terrorist group in the hotel that was made by the german national police advised that i should move around with my own bodyguards this. is yeah it's big lights and be sure to be also when the spotlight during the entire three day conference was america's changing role in global security detail the use chief political correspondent melinda crane covered the event for us and said this is suspect participants of view the united states says donald trump became president. there was a widespread sense here t

our reporter samir khan has details of the deadly shoot. multiple fatalities have been confirmed in the deadly shooting that took place today at marjorie stoneman douglas high high school about fifty kilometers north of miami florida now according to the broward county sheriff's office seventeen people lost their lives and up to fifteen were injured and a sheriff's office had a detailed account of today's events yeah let's take a quick listen we have seventeen from for the. politics well victims were in the building. but your true victims were outside just outside the building one victim was on the street at the border of pine island. and choose for. people. lost their lives at the house it's a mystery i don't know thirty teachers border there would be more you know sure we students are sure we told the sheriff's office has also confirmed that the suspected shooter has been detained and is now in police custody authorities have identified the shooter as nineteen year old nicholas cruz a former student who was quote expelled for disciplinary

should i say politics imitating art ironically what we have these days is the media imitating politics samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . the yemen crisis has seen almost fifty thousand people displaced in just two months more not to after this short break stay with us. thank. you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so we want to express. some want to be rich. if you'd like to be it's like a. big. industry always in the why. should . welcome back of the war in yemen is over a thousand days old on the humanitarian crisis in the country is only getting worse according to the u.n. almost forty seven thousand yemenis have been displaced since december while reports of children being killed or injured in sound led airstrikes keep coming in we spoke to some of those affected and just a warning you may find the following images disturbing. you know what do you. know you had ten how you can hunch they. all got together bannister didn't even know what a bus title hello and. then he would have first sort of hello want. to know all. of the you should lose money. that you. we

samir khan reports. russia's draft resolution has passed unanimously in the security council today they met to discuss the ongoing situation in yemen and to vote on two rival draft resolutions one proposed by the u.k. and the other by russia of a u.k. draft resolution called for quote additional measures against iran over accusations that it violated an arms embargo now this came after u.n. experts said in january that iranian military equipment was brought in to yemen after the arms embargo was imposed but also stated that they were unable to verify the supplier and russia's draft resolution called for the renewal of sanctions until february twenty nine hundred but did not mention iran the russian ambassador called for political dialogue and expressed the need for the u.n. to come closer he also explained the reasoning behind the veto let's take a quick look i will be frank the wording advanced in the british draft is liable to have dangerous destabilizing ramifications and this is not only applicable t

other members of his administration as well but it seems that no one took notice of that in washington samir a con gauges reaction to other controversial comments made by u.s. presidents and politicians. i'm going to say donald trump. sounds like something he would say is actually obama says frank obama. actually correct. if you find it offensive at all. i just thought it would be him based on the other remarks that he's made but i mean if it's obama's fault i like president obama so i'm glad he said that he. says that levy. why do you think that because he is offensive towards immigrants. is actually bill clinton really wow that is not saying nothing interesting but i wouldn't be surprised though because nobody listens to his work. my kids or our i just said. the first question you told. me you're correct. in all these offenses i don't listen to the i didn't get no outrage so i get the call about the messenger and not so much about the message. underwater warfare isn't just about who has the best submarines it's also about who has the best navy seals and not necessarily just the human ones.

i think politics imitating art ironically what we have these days is the media imitating politics samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . now a man interrupting a woman to explain feminism may not be the best idea but that's exactly what canada's prime minister has done justin trudeau got a young lady told a young lady to correct her supposed gender bias language and is now being called sexist himself. i am a feminist being a founder of the feminist and i will keep. it there is repeating. something just. maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind so we'd like you to look what we like to see people kind not necessarily mankind. there's lots of things you can do to be feminist as a man but here's a simple one don't interrupt. bribing. people calling for. disturbing video has surfaced online showing children in libya who are reported to be under the age of nine staging a mock execution. no no. no. no. guess who i spoke with earlier gave us some contrast and views on how such children growing up at a time of conflict and instability should be dealt with. that the indiv

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. that the russian flag banned for the upcoming winter olympics in south korea fans have been getting inventive to show their support for the country's affluent take a look. and it. was such. was. was. still to come america outlines its main threads for twenty eighteen months after this short break. but it was a little bit early you know what i mean you know. if you criminalist released by the white house into an institution those included on the list are accused simply by association with. being from russia or is no one except it calls for suspicion so does the kremlin list really changes. welcome back to the program at least five migrants are in hospital after being shot during a mass bank in the french quarter and of the twenty. four us. this is one of the many food distribution points in cali just take a look behind me and you'll see a group of migrants who've come here to receive food to receive clothing and other items and it's one of these distr

group have pled guilty to charges of organized crime including extortion and drug dealing are too samir khan has been covering the story. the baltimore police department is now involved in one of the biggest scandals in us law enforcement history for months now the court system has been trying to investigate corruption within the city's police force eight officers are on trial over drug trafficking racketeering robbery and planting fake evidence like drugs and. we would create false reports to cover up the robberies we were involved in. it was like a way of life were got to weigh with a lot of things if proven guilty the officers that may face twenty to one hundred years in prison and six of them have already pleaded guilty and are now acting as witnesses in hopes of softening the moving verdict and their lawyers claim the officer spilled guilt over what they've done mr jenkins is extremely remorseful he's been remorseful for a long time even before these charges were brought and he's relieved that today finally he was publicly able to accept responsibility for their client sorry for wh

other members of his administration as well but it seems no one took notice of that in washington samir khan his reactions to controversial comments made by u.s. leaders and politicians. i'm going to say donald trump. as sounds like something he would say is actually obama says. he actually correct. if you find it offensive at all no. i just thought it would be based on the other remarks that he's made but i mean. i like president obama so i'm glad he said that. the. why do you think that because he is offensive towards immigrants. is actually bill clinton really. interesting but i wouldn't know because nobody will do his work. mike pence or jeff sessions. the first question you told me the dalai lama. you're correct a. bunch of which i do think gets no outrage so i guess it's all about the messenger and not so much about the message. hollywood star scarlett johansson apparently didn't know what she was getting into and she agreed to advertise a chinese mobile phone brand u.s. intelligence chiefs are urging americans to stop buying phones from china's biggest smartphone produces includi

have so far pleaded not guilty to charges of organized crime including extortion and drug dealing samir khan has been covering the story. the baltimore police department is now involved in one of the biggest scandals and us law enforcement history for months now the court system has been trying to investigate corruption within the city's police force eight officers are on trial over drug trafficking racketeering robbery and planting fake evidence like drugs and b. weekends we would create false reports to cover up the robberies we were involved in. it was like a where if life were got away with a lot of things if proven guilty the officers and may face twenty to one hundred years in prison and six of them have already pleaded guilty and are now acting as witnesses in hopes of softening the moving verdict and their lawyers claim the officer still feel to over what they've done mr jenkins is extremely remorseful he's been remorseful for a long time even before these charges were brought and he's relieved that today finally he was publicly able to accept responsibility for their client sor

samir khan has more. the house intel committee has released a redacted democratic party memo on alleged russian influence now it's intended to challenge the g.o.p. memo that was released earlier this month and that outlined a government surveillance abuses during the twenty sixteen election but the democratic party's document accuses the republicans of selectively drawing on coal highly sensitive information also calling it a transparent effort to undermine the f.b.i. justice department and robert muller but in early february trump a block the release of the democratic party for federal citing national security concerns but the republican memo claimed that the f.b.i. improperly obtained a warrant to spy on the trim campaign but specifically carter page under fisa the foreign intelligence surveillance act democrats however disagree saying that the f.b.i. did not abuse fisa that it would have been wrong not to obtain a fisa warrant considering it was the f.b.i. who believed carter page to be a russian agent

bowing to rein in city violence but investigators still seem to have a very complicated plot to unravel samir khan r.t. reporting from baltimore. and speaking of complicated plots the world anti-doping agency says it's concerned by the decision of sports top court to overturn the lifetime limpet bones given to dozens of russian athletes they're accused of taking substances. why don't i understand that this decision will cause dismay and frustration among athletes the agency supports the i.o.c. is intention to analyze these decisions very carefully and consider all options including an appeal to the swiss federal tribe you know. on thursday the court of arbitration for sport decided to lift all sanctions imposed on twenty eight russian athletes and reinstate the limit michael some of one eleven others will miss the upcoming winter olympics in south korea but their lifetime bans were overturned and sanctions partially lifted however the decision has disappointed some athletes from other countries who were hoping to move into medal positions respectively from a sortie twenty fourteen games. but

the document former m i five agent christopher stale and from way he obtained his information on the samir khan reports from washington mr steele's memorandums.

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. german police are expected to be out in force ahead of anti migrant protests in the city of cot this caucus is home to around one hundred thousand people and since chancellor angela merkel opened germany's borders to refugees in twenty fifteen the city has given asylum to around three thousand people however the policy continues to create tension in small towns across the country now the mayors of two german cities say they will no longer accept refugees as anti migrant sentiment and violent attacks increase our europe correspondent peter oliver has met with locals in caucus. here in court both around one hundred twenty kilometers to the south of. they've said they can't take any more refugees the city's mayor is saying that the infrastructure is being stretched to its limits. we have to realise that in court both social systems including kindergartens and schools are overstretched and under stress more is not possible we cannot do more now. since th

vowing to rein in city violence but investigators still seem to have a very complicated plot to unravel samir khan r.t. reporting from baltimore. ok to russia where medical professionals across the country have been left art raged after the conviction over a known moscow hematology just she was found guilty of medical malpractise after the death of a patient but many doctors and legal experts claim the case against her had significant flaws are. as more it was doctor a unanimous you had a nose job to come to this clinic every day and work to save people's lives she was the mastermind behind this brand new unit which was when to become the most advanced center for bone marrow transplants in moscow the plan was to open it in january but instead a court ruled that she must go to jail. this is mr arenas office she has been gone for two weeks already we miss her she had a lot of plans and there are signs for the next week on her desk it all goes back to a tragedy that happened almost five years ago she was treating a patient with leukemia and that required a morning by obscene a routine procedure

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. now or can be difficult to appreciate at times especially when classical works are actually removed this was the case at one gallery in the u.k. they left visitors pretty buffel dafter mosque the peace the pickton nude women was actually taken out of an exhibition. some guys that have got to revisit this are all to criticize the decision called it an act of censorship. but in the column is to set a printing down in disguise as an opera form is wrong. i think you. can power over an artist right to. work within the law. because all the pages in the in the gallery then. why should this. i don't see why it should have been taken down again we're just saying that it's another example of the prevalent sexualization of the human form within. society today i think it's really that jumping on the meat campaign to sort of have an appetiser to the gallery if that talking about the objectification of women then there are hundred other paintings in the gallery. a

every aspect of cultural and economic life in the united states but not everyone's happy about it as samir khan now explains. racial tensions in the u.s. go back centuries from colonization and genocide to slavery and racial segregation the country's troubled past continues to fuel and tag an ism between the races and people of color have a waged war on what they see as a system that favors white supremacy but what's been happening in the us seems to have turned the tables reinforcing the conversation on so-called reverse racism for example yale university has introduced a course in countering whiteness through plays poems and memoirs and to quote the program constructing whiteness counter narratives in any creative form and it's not just yale many universities in the u.s. are making quote white awareness programs available but critics are fighting back or using that white awareness programs are just as racist as black or honest ones in another extremely divisive case some women of color felt isolated and unsafe in their communities so they organized a healing retreat and coast rica and th

samir khan has more. well the department of homeland security has discredited a n.b.c. news report claiming that russians hacked into voter registration rolls a prior to the election well in the statement she slammed n.b.c. for their irresponsible reporting saying that it undermines the ability of homeland security to do their jobs but man for also offered an assurance that the department of homeland security along with its state and local partners will continue to secure the nation's election systems but obviously this isn't the first instance of fake news regarding russia there have been rumors floating around that russia influenced the braggs it though and the u.s. has been accusing the kremlin of interfering in the twenty sixteen presidential election for over a year and a half now now the british government's been busy trying to link russia to the braggs it though but even you tube has gone on record saying that there's been no proof of that sort and across the pond the u.s. has been searching relentlessly for anything to pin hillary's loss on russia so this is jus

testimony undermines citizens trust in law enforcement and there are still weeks of trials to come samir khan r t reporting from baltimore the small german city of court worse is the latest to make a stand against newcomers in the country an increased police presence is expected there this weekend with mass protests planned for saturday was his home to around a hundred thousand people so it's chancellor angela merkel open germany's borders the refugees two years ago the city's given asylum to around three thousand people . policy however continues to create tension in small towns across the country now the mayor of this city as well as another one in germany say they will no longer accept refugees as anti migrant sentiment and violent attacks increase our europe correspondent peter oliver has met with locals in corpus. hearing both around one hundred twenty kilometers to the south of. they've said they can't take any more refugees the city's mayor is saying that the infrastructure is being stretched to its limits. we have to realize there in court bush social systems including kindergart

in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. protests have erupted in gaza are over the killing of a palestinian terror suspect story and more still to come. local blogs show you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles that. you stopped by to tell you will be gossiped about. i'm telling you all and i like. that we all know why. i'm here that muddy field stadium the home in the heart of scottish rugby i'm here to interview a scotland legend. a man who fought many great battles on this behind me now he's engaged in the greatest bottle of all his struggle against motor neuron disease. welcome back bitcoins roller coaster ride continues falling to below six thousand dollars on tuesday down from twenty thousand last december but it's to spite signs of a massive selloff the cryptocurrency continues to attract global interest. well the rapid rise a bit coin last year drew comparisons with the true net bubble in the netherlands back in the seventeenth ce

bird or flock of crows while many people plow through the poop going to and from work nearby resident samir a says living with the droppings is unbearable. >> you can barely keep up witt wash your car every single day and every single night i'm completely covered. >> reporter: for more than a year she and neighbors implored local officials for help with little relief and now it is time for real crow combat. that screaming flare is one of the several tools that the u.s. department of agriculture 's wild life service is using starting on tuesday night to scare off the birds. >> our goal it is to not allow them to settle into the but to harass them before they get in the area. >> reporter: they will use laser pointers which look like light savers to crows and amplify crow distress calls. are all these methods safe for the birds. >> yes they are all non-lethal all approved methods, and you know they are all safe. >> reporter: for anyone who doubts that this is really necessary. >> it clearly have not had to live in it. >> reporter: you want to talk about disgusting how would you like to take a

in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . the french island of corsica is receiving and i knew well today the president's visit his first as president comes on the back of a large nationalist protest there over the weekend of course are going to authorities say six thousand people took part around the organizers say twenty five thousand. yet it was yet. a. call from the. u.s. of course with fridge but with corsican and they should recognize that this is a bill money first we are protesting because course chris being held hostage by france because currently everything is being cited by officials in paris. these are the question in the press when you first of all would demand the transfer of corsican political prisoners to corsican prisons families are suffering because currently political prisoners are located far away from their homeland this is the most important demand. the president's two day visit to the region whose population is just hop of a percent of france's does come out a time of rising

in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. it seems that no scandal in america goes by these days without a mention of russia here's how democrats reacted to the bombshell republican fison that. the russians would be thrilled if we were doing nothing but killing each other every day and sadly we are. but if you're on same when you want to and i want you particularly the same side which is you should take a step back and wonder who's been you know you really don't i don't even know what to say i don't want to explode on t.v. so i'm just going to end the segment now from the record for all to see i'm actually working for a hostile foreign government. human rights watch has published a new report lifting the lid on how drugs misused in some us no sing homes relatives of those who have suffered mistreatment say strong anti psychotic drugs are used to control residents of the rights group collected at some of their testimonies. my name is charlene wagner my husband is out one way. why are you so sleepy day

samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . a human rights watch report has exposed how drugs on misused in u.s. nursing homes and victims' relatives say strong anti-psychotic medicines are used to control residents with dementia the right script has released some of that testimony so why are you so sleepy day. one who he was. totally dry and to you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is lois been cooler she's seventy five years old when we went to see her and she wouldn't talk she wouldn't shoot with my with do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there's no reason that this should happen. according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia given anti-psychotic drugs each week drugs are often administered without the consent of residents all their relatives we spo

well samir account has more now on the symbolism of washington's move the fall out that's resulted but put it simply trump said he doesn't care what the world thinks about his decision to move the embassy to jerusalem which actually supports israel's claims to the city but when he says the campaign against his decision was incredible he means this. person over. the world. even though trump doesn't care people in the region do today we saw clashes in hebron continue which israel on the other hand is praising its minister for transportation thank trump in a tweet even called him a friend of a back in december in a security council vote of fourteen countries condemned trunk's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital among those were staunch u.s. allies like the u.k. and france and in the general assembly one hundred and twenty eight countries got the use of the detail obstructed the security council and unable to perform his duties and do de kids a work of the international community but it is considered a blatant violation of the rights that comes down and must be resolved through ne

clash with pro-government forces such incidents could result in a dangerous escalation in the region samir khan that reports the pentagon says that it was an act of self-defense accusing syrian forces of trying to attack kurdish forces but apparently with u.s. forces embedded they were forced to respond now on wednesday the u.s. said it carried out defensive airstrikes in retaliation for what they saw as an unprovoked attack but according to reports more than a hundred fighters aligned with the syrian government were killed in the air strike now this latest escalation is definitely something to worry about on all sides especially considering that the syrian conflict has been a largely perceived as a fight against terror well against isis in particular which is almost wiped out but it's also opened way to a whole series of new conflicts we have the turkish kurdish conflict the tensions between israel and iran but even though isis is pretty much gone the u.s. is still wants to stay in syria with the secretary tillerson announcing plans to maintain an open ended military presence in the count