militants to cut deals now and agreed to let civilians go in exchange for their own evacuations r.t. arabic correspondent. reports from eastern. bloc on my oil and i will be needed there isn't some civilians around waving good or right now by the humanitarian corridor you can see behind me the passage has been recently opened by syrian forces perhaps it's allowing crowds of civilians that many of them are children to live in battle area people are coming from different districts and many syrians were telling about the suffering they face from militants and also said they were previously prevented from cleaner we left eastern ghouta you were so difficult when we tried to leave earlier that we were not allowed as it was controlled by terrorists but i doubt if the army advanced on the town and asked us to leave thank god we are safe and sound and we have arrived here in. eastern guta is very close to the capital damascus it came under rebel control back in two thousand and twelve since then government forces have been trying to recapture that area and fighting intensified the last month the mi

militants there is reportedly been shelling a humanitarian corridor but it is stablished by russian r.t. arabic correspondent reports now on the exodus. from my uncle and i have been in there isn't some civilians are unwilling to go to right now by the humanitarian corridor you can see behind me the passage has been recently opened by syrian forces perhaps it's allowing crowds of civilians that many of them are children to live in battle area people are coming from different districts and many syrians were telling about the suffering they face from militants also said they were previously prevented from clean up we left eastern ghouta you were so difficult when we tried to leave earlier we were not allowed as it was controlled by terrorists but i doubt if the army advanced on the town and asked us to leave thank god we are safe and sound and we have arrived here. he is close to the capital damascus came under rebel control back in twenty twelve since then government forces have been trying to recapture the area and fighting there indeed intensified last month the latest is the militants have be

through those guys heads the fate of their parents remains unclear crucially to our colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to them soon as they managed to get a handle on what was happening just to sit down for a minute. on the side of. the amount of love. and you know my model should also. know that if you know mr lewis well i don't. have any. special you always have national council you know. they never smile you when you. see what we've been through to hear them speaking so so clearly so loosely at least mazing is now probably going to be ok well let's talk to political correspondent and commentator.

imagine what we've been through the fate of their parents though remains unclear colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to them as soon as they had a minute to come and get a handle on what was happening. i was sorry to rally. little hope. i didn't know mr lewis well i don't. have many. clubs to say you always have left his car so you know. they never smile you will if you continue track the story everything is happening putrid r.t. dot com a total change of pace as talk about the football of course big football year coming up here and in russia with the world cup lot is made another world cup signing we can tell you a huge signing most united coach is a marine yo is joining us to give us his insights amazing right the way through the tournament here in russia which is now just one hundred one days away polly boyd has got more of this exciting news. well r.t. has unveiled a major new signing to its team of broadcasters the people who are going to be helping to cover the world cup during the summer that's of course taking place in russia and it is a marine you know the world famous coach of manche

previously the reader fired upon by militants who resorted to using a passing aid convoy as cover r.t. arabic correspondent martha bruni reports now from the ground. the syrian army has liberated several parts of eastern. also thanks to syrian russian efforts a number of civilians have managed to flee after being trapped inside a battle zone it was. that's after the russian reconciliation center for syria offered to militants and their families an opportunity to leave with safety guarantees in exchange for allowing to free passage of civilians principal conditions of that deal was the separation of this rebel group called legion from ana sure a terrorist would harm this group has long been affiliated however these negotiations reportedly resulted in fighting between the former new shura and our allies which has led to an open confrontation an exchange of fire on the streets of . forcing civilians to flee the crossfire nevertheless all in all there's been a decline in fighting as a syrian government and russian reconsiderations center continue negotiating with militants for their safe passage

thursday around four hundred militants left along with one and a half thousand firm family members r.t. arabic meanwhile has been speaking to some of the civilians who've been able to leave the area as bashar assad's troops continue to regain territory. we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army jefferts we were set free. i want to see to my wife and my son that i was set free thank god i'm safe and sound i hope to have been missing them a lot. protests are growing in the u.s. city of sacramento after the release of body come video showing the moment u.s. police fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the incident happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car windows in the area police say they mistook the man's small phone for a weapon and shot him twenty times. nine one one one commission the emergency in. order to. be compliant educate the character of the backyard. or the description of the man with the black. i got a guy at a backyard. where. i can get a credit card. thank . you yes. let's get on only saw him a couple times is that before we g

north on thursday around four hundred militants left along with fifteen hundred family members r.t. arabic meantime has been speaking to some of the civilians who've been able to leave the area as bashar assad's troops continue to regain territory. we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army's efforts we were set free alone and i want to say to my wife and my son that i was set free thing got him safe and sound i hope we'll meet soon i have been missing then a lot. of protests a growing view a city of sacramento after the release of body video showing the moment a police officer fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the incident happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car windows in the area police say they mistook the man's smartphone for a weapon and shot him twenty times. it was ok show me right and see if. we're going to. fight it. back. because. i got a guy in our back yard. trying to catch up. let's get on with him a couple times is that before we are. with you guys boy go ahead caller. the victim is stephan clark he was twenty two yea

north on thursday around four hundred militants left alone with fifteen hundred family members r.t. arabic meanwhile has been speaking to some of the civilians who lived under the rebel occupation and we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army's efforts we were set free. i want to say to my wife and my song that i was set free think i'm safe and sound i hope we'll meet soon i have been missing that a lot. of police in the u.s. city of sacramento have released helicopter and body cam footage of a raid on sunday that went tragically wrong here is how the incident unfolded. in one one one case an emergency. i got a guy in a back yard. go through. to get up to try to catch up. thank. you. let's get on with him a couple times is that before we. let you go. a victim of that shooting was stefan clark a twenty two year old unarmed black man he leaves behind two children both under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur. more than eleven hundred people were killed in two thousand and seventeen by u.s. police throughout the whole year only fourteen days went by without a fatal in

deeply shocked comforted by syrian government soldiers are reaching a checkpoint colleagues at r.t. arabic we're able to speak to them to hear their stories. and you know little. know. well i don't. know how you were. so you know. are you with. the. children was sent to was ready to take in civilians fleeing from east and go to the center offers food supplies as well as medical assistance with many humanitarian groups like the red crescent maintaining a presence that i spoke to a syrian ministry's mother superior who's working at one thirty. and came to do this could you do it has been successful and i regret to say you. because there really are. in the rebel side. to keep the civilian under their custody and may be to use them as a human shield going from a lot of out from a lot to the camp is very dangerous it is people are shelled and they are sniped and we have witnessed this our team or was there in contact with families inside a lot are wanting to go out. and being insured by our side and of course the red crescent so they had to wait the whole day and it was impossible for those fam

thursday around four hundred militants left along with one hundred and a half thousand family members r.t. arabic meanwhile has been speaking to some of the civilians who've been able to leave the area as bashar assad's troops continue to regain territory. we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army's efforts we were set free alone and i want to say to my wife and my son that i was set free thank god i'm safe and sound i hope you will meet soon i have been missing them a lot. please body comforted has a much showing the moment officers fatally shot an unarmed black man in california after mistaking his mobile phone for its mungo story still ahead of the break stay with us. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest reason. to stand used this is just the dance the right questions and the right answers. well the truth seems wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to ship out just didn't come out to. and in detroit it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look f

the militants they have been reportedly shelling a humanitarian corridor established by russia r.t. arabic correspondent reports now on the exodus. i left all my oil and i what they need in their houses of civilians are living good right now by the humanitarian character you can see behind me the passage has been recently opened by syrian forces it's allowing crowds of civilians many of them are children to leave them battle area people are coming from different districts and many civilians were telling about the suffering the face for militants they also said they were previously prevented from when we left eastern ghouta you were so difficult when we tried to leave earlier we were not allowed as it was controlled by terrorists the army advanced on the town and asked us to leave thank god we are safe and sound and we have arrived here. he said go to which is close to the capital damascus came on the rebel controlled back in twenty twelve since then government forces have been trying to recapture the area and fighting intensified the last month the militants of been driven out into three p

on thursday around four hundred militants left along with one and a half thousand family members r.t. arabic me why. has been speaking to some of the civilians who have been able to leave the area as bashar assad's troops continue to regain territory benefit honest we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army's efforts we were set free he was alone on the i want to say to my wife and my song that i was set free thing got him safe and sound i hope we'll meet soon i have been missing them a lot. we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media are back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines i'll see you then. the far right in britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent my daughter's action a young white made it clear that yes you know i see these organizations which are usually split into which we feel different names how do you view that. complex web of richard basham. twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question by the way is going to be our coach. guys i

thursday around four hundred militants left along with one of the half hours and family members r.t. arabic meantime has been speaking to some of the civilians who've been able to leave the area as bashar al assad's troops continue to regain territory bennett's lives we suffered a lot thanks to syrian army's efforts we were set free to learn and i want to see to my wife and my son that our search free thing got him safe and sound i hope we'll meet soon i have been missing then a lot. of these tonight donald trump has appointed his third national security advisor it's the washington veteran and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton who is known for his hawkish stance on both north korea and iran. secretariat building in new york has thirty eight stories if you lost ten stories today it would make a bit of difference. the russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a pathetic performance if you make them feel pain and others feel pain then the possibility of deterring future conduct like this increases that's what we need to do. the calipha

r.t. arabic correspondent bruny reports on the latest developments in eastern cusa. how much any account is the second day of the truce we haven't seen any civilians walking through the corridor it's known that there are many civilians who want to flee the enclave to leave through the one and only corner they were open for civilians from guta however militants prevent civilians from exiting and don't allow them to leave through the evacuation route to reach the road to damascus the militant positions are just three or four hundred meters from the corridor or near the camp or fall off a day in the syrian government has distributed leaflets amounts to brilliance of the militant controlled and place with detailed information and a map on how to get into the area on the government control you can see that everything is ready here to receive civilians and to deal with any difficulty momentary and situation. professor of political sociology dr saeed saadiq says it's the u.s. that's fueling tensions in syria by supplying weapons to various armed groups so who was playing wi

unclear listen as they had a minute to try to get a handle on it calmed down a bit our colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to the children for what they'd literally just been through a little while before. recently he. would also as she say also. know. mr lewis well i don't. have any. sister you only have left his car so you know. they never smile you will. now developing story want to alert you to because we're just hearing about it as well here at r.t. new center two people are in critical condition in the u.k. seems after being exposed to an unknown substance in a candy will cheer the b.b.c. british broadcaster is reporting that one of them is a former russian intelligence officer who was convicted of spying for great britain more than a decade ago and that's got the headlines going let's go to london our correspondent the u.k. b.c. yeah very we don't actually know much about this i've just got the b.b.c. reporter myself it's still pretty scant of information nonetheless the headlines are running riot what do we know for fact. well so far what we know is what the police have told us to sensually

the fate of their parents remains unclear the children share their stories with our colleagues at r.t. arabic. these images showing the moment those youngsters managed to leave the area deeply shocked they were comforted by syrian government soldiers after making a checkpoint the children say they left them to with their parents separated from them as they fled. and. little hope. no. i don't. really. know. never smile you will. is located just outside of damascus and has been occupied by various rebel and islam is groups for years the area has been under siege since twenty thirteen and here to the north of the district at the end of the humanitarian corridor rusher established is a un run refugee camp the facility. he is ready to take in civilians fleeing from east and go to the center office food supplies as well as medical assistance with many planetarium groups like the red crescent maintaining a presence there i spoke to a syrian monasteries mother superior who is working at one thirty. today this could be that hasn't been successful i regret to say you. because there is a will in the reb

of their parents remains unclear they must be so worried about them right now our colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to those children following what they're just literally been through. little. i didn't. well i don't. have an english. salute. you can't so you know. they are they never smile you are you. talking lucidly in flu but we'll just be free we'll let you know if we are the brother parents as well meantime or won't know a complete change of post let's talk about the football's really exciting news we want to share with you are two smooth another world class signing for a world cup coverage of all brands and. the coach jose marino is joining us to give us his unique insight we're delighted to say right through the tournament here on russia which is now just under one days away police boy has got one for you r.t. has unveiled a major new signing to its team of broadcasters the people who are going to be helping to cover the world cup jaring the summer that's of course taking place in russia and it is a marine you know the world famous coach of manchester united which is a british team it

often reaching a military checkpoint the fate of their parents remains unclear our colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to the children. and . little girl as she. did acknowledge. the adult. can see it. absolutely if you can show you know. a lot of the never smile you will hear. it sounds like a plot straight out of a hollywood movie and it happened in a russian village a mix up at a maternity ward forty years ago left to mothers raising each other's children d.n.a. tests have now confirmed the suspicions that the families had been harboring for decades and he has the story it's a tell of heartache confusion and attempted murder and has taken two women almost forty years to find out they were raised by the wrong families in a village hospital near the oral mountains for women who gave birth on the same day in march nine hundred seventy eight but to new mothers left with the wrong babies this is their honor her bronze hair and blue eyes very suspicions with her number logical father he thought his wife had cheated an assumption which had terrifying consequences of course he didn't love her that ma

through those guys' heads the fate of their parents remains unclear crucially to our colleagues at r.t. arabic spoke to them soon as they managed to get a handle on what was happening just to sit down for a minute. and the solitude was recently their glimmer of love. and you know my model should also as she say also in the selection here to look no i didn't know mr lewis well i don't. know that many. clubs recently have left his car so you. can date they never smile you when you. see what we've been through to hear them speaking so so clearly so lucidly is mazing is now probably going to be ok well let's talk to political correspondent and commentator mark. who's an expert on what's happening here thanks for joining us again your time tonight we just saw those two little little children that just about got out from this humanitarian corridor or it's not been. not be very successful at all at the moment why not. well they are obvious the being held as hostages by the terrorists who are residing in eastern who are lost perfectly in the capital and the biggest city of eastern which is due miles y

r.t. companies to continue developing and operating an offshore oil field the united arab emirates egypt bahrain and saudi arabia have imposed an embargo on cata since june of last year they accuse cassar supporting terrorist groups do have very mentally denies the accusations the somali parliament has banned a port company that is owned by the united arab emirates from working in the country if follows a deal signed earlier this month between the u.a.e. owned company deep world ethiopia and the breakaway region of somaliland now somalia doesn't recognize the deal and does accuse the did by a base company of undermining its sovereignty and a violating international law mohammad day is a chorus one of his live in the somali capital mogadishu mohamed somaliland broke away in the one nine hundred ninety s. by all accounts it's doing very well despite not being recognized by any country in the world what impact does a declaration coming from the mogadishu parliament have on somaliland which runs its own affairs. well martin yes the somali government has not stated how it will implement the bonn on o

ahead more claims that the arab underworld in berlin is undermining the city's police box with criminal clowns infiltrating its line ranks . to. a warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story the u.k. as defense secretary has told russia to quote shut up and go away over moscow's alleged poisoning of former spice like a square pal and his daughter as the diplomatic fallout over the incidents continues. it is absolutely atrocious precious an outrageous will refer to it and sold three we have responded to thought frankly. should go away should shut up. let's get more on this now and cross live to our correspondent and to see a child who can talk us through the developments and nastia how have these words been received by russia well you know they've certainly raised eyebrows because it begins to feel a little bit surreal when this kind of language starts being used in this kind of language comes into play especially if you're expecting to be taken seriously certainly in the world of diplomacy and major world politics it's not every day that we hear someone tell another major world player