so i don't think that demond was was over the top but it was rejected by the radio the docs parties who wield a lot of power in the israeli parliament and so now we're around we're down to round 2 of the elections and as your report of policy has said it remains to be seen whether netanyahu or lieberman will be strengthened by this development the fact that neither of them blinked and refused to budge so what next is not you know a spent force will be in power again any time soon or. well clearly he is still the favorite. to win the elections he's still the strong man in israel and this time i don't think he will be able to sit with lieberman again lieberman one of only. 5 seats by the way in the 120 seat knesset and it proved to be crucial in the end in netanyahu was unable to get his 61 majority but i think this time he's going to seek other partners there's already talk of him making alliances with other smaller parties he even invited the labor opposition into the government but they refuse so we'll see if this new election is going to strengthen the tenure or the opposition party b

into the army i don't think that demond was was over the top but it was rejected by . the orthodox parties who will do a lot of power in the israeli parliament remains to be seen whether netanyahu or lieberman will be strengthened by this development the fact that neither of them blinked and refused to budge. china is accused to trumpet ministration of economic terrorism and bullying as a trade war continues to escalate between the 2 nations beijing's threat to cut the export of rare earth minerals to the u.s. and that's a blue that would potentially cripple american tech giants moreover china has been actively selling off u.s. treasury bonds over the past few months to the report suggesting that chinese authorities could look to further hinder u.s. companies with excessive red tape artie's evangelos sepsis next this morning looks at the possible leverage beijing has when it comes to bilateral relations. do you remember how china saved the u.s. economy it bought a huge part of u.s. treasuries and 2009 amid mounting fears that washington was unable to finance its bank b

through to all other results of the referendum and deliver the change the british people so clearly demond it i sincerely believe that most members of this house feel the same but for all our division and disagreement we believe in democracy that we want to make good on the promise we made to the british people when we all seem to decide on the future of our you membership. for more let's bring in dark correspondent in london barry. barry atory serve mazed deal appears doomed again her party is tipped to win as little as 7 percent understand the vote in today's european elections could this be the last day of the tree so may's premiership. well it could very well be terry it's really days rather than weeks or months for now it seems that reason may is bunkered in number 10 she might if pushed all the furniture against the door she's not moving but we know that many off a cabinet colleagues are talking to her and they won't have to go and all of this is happening at the eve of the european elections where the conservative party but also the labor party so the big policies in the u.k. are se

attorney general testifies in front of the senate over his handling of the report findings as democrats demond the will involved immediate resignation saying he misled the public. and wiki leaks founder julian assange is sentenced in britain and to fifty weeks in prison for skipping bad and twenty twelve spending the next seven years in london as we're doing and this is.

general testifies in front of the senate over his handling of the moon a report findings as democrats demond with immediate resignation saying he misled the public. and wiki leaks founder julian assange is sentenced to fifty weeks in prison for skipping bail and twenty before spending the next seven years in london's ecuadorian embassy. watching r.t. international live from our studio with me welcome to the program may day is being a mom to around the world but in the french capital means move violence on the streets with one group of rioters calling their protest armageddon. reports from paris. thank you. thank you. i. well may day started with violence the school the protests the official protests even began those protests is. i'm about to move us up to wood's blast it's only one and a half hours before the official protest time as a result of that the police will walk them over about half a kilometer away stone to firing tear gas and pushing people back and use that opportunity to make arrests of the black blocks these the black blocks the interior minister christopher cast in a woman's a

into the army i don't think that demond was was over the top but it was rejected by the orthodox parties who will do a lot of power in the israeli parliament remains to be seen whether netanyahu or lieberman will be strengthened by this development the fact that neither of them blinked and refused to budge. the city of baltimore says it won't give in to the demands of hackers who've paralyzed major networks earlier this month the cyber attack which hit the city on may the 7th has left some $10000.00 government computers still blocked making it impossible for people to pay their bills to pay taxes to pay parking tickets it's estimated $18000000.00 have been lost so far because of it say they will block the network but only if the city pays them $100000.00 in bit coy the mall will reportedly use his nose eternal blue it was developed by the u.s. national security agency in the here's how bold moves may describe the attack. this was a smart virus any time you do something they do it well i just hope that they had the key so we can all get out of this eternal blue 1st fall into the public ey

general says he will have no choice but to hold in contempt if he doesn't comply with the panel's demond history will judge as to how we face this challenge we will all be held accountable in one way or the other and if he does not provide this committee with the information it demands and the respect it deserves is the bars a moment of accountability come soon enough moments ago white house press secretary sarah sondos defended boss consolation i'm cold in committee chairman not about to step down if he couldn't keep the house in order i think what we're seeing from chairman adler is that he's incapable of holding power if he and his committee are capable of actually asking the attorney general questions themselves and need to staff that out it seems like a pretty pathetic moment for the chairman of that committee and look we lost confidence in jerry nadler a long time ago but it's surprising that to find out that he's actually lost confidence in himself and his capability to do his job he can't and he's not capable of asking the attorney general questions maybe he should step down or r

pro-democracy protesters have been back out on the streets for the 13th day in a row protest as a demond in the removal of the political elite forcing oust their longtime president the tory gates and the reports. there were ugly scenes in the capital algy is on friday as protests turned violent 1st a police officer fired tear gas at a protest as i. some in the crowd retaliated by throwing objects at him he was then attacked by 2 men who climbed on to his police van it's not known if he was injured in the pool i was tens of thousands of protesters blocked roads around the main square for the 13th consecutive friday that demanding the removal of politicians and officials from the regime of ousted president after these beautifully for the i think a similar mix over to where the they want to destroy us what they want we demand late only we reject their stories of the beings we are the ones who choose who represents us not even though you know many protesters don't believe that interim president abdel cardin salah is the right person to run the country at this critical moment presidential ele