r.t. america's own fair amount i was there and here she is with her report. protests continued over the weekend for the 11th straight week with 3 protests approved by the hong kong police on saturday alone. after last weekend's violent protests police had a water cannon vehicles on standby to use if needed so far over 700 protesters have been arrested. the demonstrations began in opposition of an extradition bill which hong kong chief executive kerry lamb now claims is dead for protesters the simply way. isn't enough demanding the complete withdrawal of the bill and anti-government protesters are now including even more demands from their government hong kong police held a press conference in an effort to respond to the public many fear that this will turn into some sort of revolution now there are reports showing chinese army on their way and gather that the change on border at one point will you allow them to come in according to the basic law and the national authority to turn out the only rest with the home government as well as the chinese central govern

r.t. america has been for a while we have ordered here in china diving deeper financing we sat down for an interview with vice president of strategy andrew williams but it's a private company. owned by its employees as i say is about 100000 shareholders and to me as someone that's come to this company i think it's extraordinary the benefits of running an organization like that because people don't necessarily just pick up their paycheck at the end of the week of the end of the month they have a real vested interest in the commercial success and the quality of the products and services that the company produces and the latest allegations against wall way the wall street journal reported while we technicians in at least 2 cases personally helped african government spy on their political opponents unnamed senior surveillance officers said it was always employees received help from the offices in wally's headquarters uganda's top digital supplier while we were a few did the claim and said they'd never been engaged in such hacking activities we have neither the contracts nor the capabilities to

r.t. america took a big chance may and as we question more each week we keep asking 3 questions that matter a lot to you the answers are coming up this is the big picture on our t.v. america. see globalists are actually goes back or occupation we started that really before occupy wall street before the revolution in cairo before obviously this relation all in france or the protests and they're all connected all these protests are connected they're all connected to a rebellion against the have money and banks are all global insurrection against banker occupation. why a paradise with some all year round turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible wh

r.t. america has been discussing the tensions with former u.s. congressman ron paul 2. can you try to make sense of this situation that's going on right now dr paul. i do by looking at it and it's an unworkable situation you finally get to the point where it doesn't work they hang on to every word the federal reserve board chairman says and sometimes one word can make a difference of billions and billions of dollars and we have an economic system is a chaotic and then within we end up with a president that does change his mind once in a while. and it's his head they hang too much on words that don't mean anything because they're talking about problems they don't fully understand from my viewpoint and they don't have any solutions because they always talk about more government solutions and are not willing to look our viewpoint from the libertarian viewpoint that maybe they've made a lot of mistakes and maybe they should talk about eliminating the mistakes rather than just adding on to so i'm not surprised about it but it is still pretty annoying but it's going to contin

r.t. america correspondent john hattie from miami. hey john what's the latest for these victims that ultimately now we're sort of left without a certain amount of justice. well today's hearing was really quite extraordinary in that the judge federal judge richard berman had the hearing really specifically. for the victims and accusers of jeffrey epstein to show up and speak something they really haven't had the opportunity to do before berman dismisses the criminal indictment against epstein now that he's dead more than a dozen women showed up to today's hearing along with their attorneys in tow which was held in federal court in lower manhattan expressing anger about epstein's death and that he will not face his accusers or justice remember epstein epstein's body was found at the m.c.c. in lower manhattan on august 10th cause of death was ruled to be a suicide by hanging that said to avenge scenes alleged victim shauntay davies and virginia roberts could frame roberts could phrase been one of the most outspoken so far spoke after the

r.t. america correspondent sara continues her on the ground coverage today she brings us and look at 3 different perspectives in viewpoints involved in the demonstrations from the street level protesters and their latest events all the way up to the chief executive of hong kong carrie lam discussing new ways to quell the unrest down to the local hong kong reporters trying to cover the truth the story as truthfully as they can here's her report. after this weekend's mostly peaceful protests demonstrators are saying they're not giving up on their 5 demand they fear their autonomy is shrinking earlier today hong kong's chief executive kerri lam spoke to the public about setting up a platform for dialogue with various sectors of society we will start immediately a platform for dialogue with people from all walks of life so this is something that we want to do in a very sincere and humble manner i am my principal for shows kmita to listen sule what the people have to tell us and we want to reach out so the community as soon as possible when asked about the 5 demands lam said the independent police co

r.t. america. at a recent ceremony marking the 74th anniversary of the hiroshima bombing the city's mayor renewed. calls for eliminating nuclear weapons around the world today we see of self centered nationalism in ascendance tensions heightened by international exclusivity and rivalry with nuclear disarmament at a standstill at the ceremony survivors and relatives marked the 8 15 am blast with a minute of silence what did it feel like to be there let's us someone who was peter clues nick is professor of history and director of nuclear studies institute at american university here in washington peter i took this picture we're going to show at the united nations it's an exhibit it was a stack of koreans fused into a charred mess during the blast that morning in august 1945 peter if you can describe how it felt to be there in the ceremony at hiroshima. this is my 25th time at the ceremonies in hiroshima and nagasaki and the power of the moment never never lessens you know the it's the enormity and th

r.t. america sara month is our fans and headquarters and sat down with one of the company's heads to discuss these allegations. great tension between the united states and china have only gotten worse in recent months and the telecom giant has been the forefront of a lot of these united states that the telecom giant close to the national security this is something while we have repeatedly denied party america has been. we head quarters here in st john's diving deeper financer we sat down for an interview with vice president of strategy andrew williams and it's a private company owned by its employees as i say is about 100000 shareholders and to me as someone that's come to this company i think it's extraordinary the benefits of running an organization like that because people don't necessarily just pick up their paycheck at the end of the week of the end of the month they have a real vested interest in the commercial success and the quality of the products and services that the company produces and the latest allegations against wall way the wall street journal reported while we technicians

r.t. america regina hamm and our team america responded rachel evans thanks for joining me thank you hero so named in these various lawsuits that are coming out now are these women who work for epstein on a daily basis and that's kind of the people that i wonder and there seems to be a big question what do we do with them people like.

r.t. america regina hamm and our team america responded rachel evans thanks for joining me you know you know so named in these various lawsuits that are coming out now are these women who work for epstein on a.

r.t. america regina hamm and our team america responded rachel evans thanks for joining me thank you so named in these various lawsuits that are coming out now are these women who work for epstein on a daily basis and that's kind of the people that i wonder and there seems to be a big question what do we do with them people like go lane maxwell his alleged madam who is about as tied up in his crimes as any person can be if you look through everything it's pretty it's pretty hard to sort of put it together and then when you look at that and there's a numbers penny of also his assistants and these have been documented in a number of ways so you have sarah callan which was one of his assistants leslie grosse and marston cool each of these women was reportedly paid over $250000.00 a year they were given cars travel gifts apparently even regular trips to frederick to have their hair done. so let me ask you do we owe these women a certain amount of benefit of the doubt when it comes to this or is the one time when we really have to go there's a special place in hell for women who don't look out for

monsanto conspired to discredit the action group moms across america which is being campaigning against its products. good afternoon you're watching r.t. international court documents reveal that a big pharma company conspired to aggressively push its opioid painkillers this is led to accusations that 30 pharma caused america's biggest drug epidemic well the company has also accused of damn playing the risk of addiction this lead to doctors prescribing its pills to patients even with only minor pains as more. the usa is in the midst of an ongoing opioid epidemic. with the. in response to the opioid epidemic 48 different us states have taken action against produce pharma a drug manufacturer owned by the sackler family now even the company itself admits that those affected should get help as soon as possible while purdie farmer is prepared to defend itself vigorously in the opioids a geisha the company has made clear that it sees little good coming from here so it's a geisha and the pills that people and communities affected by the opiate crisis need help now now it's certainly commendable the focus on helping victims rather than simply

heard of america rather than helpless just finally thanks for the advert for r.t. but of course a lot of us of a t.n. around the world tend to blame george soros and i know you work closely with him what do you think about these attacks on single individuals instead of into structures when it comes to neo liberalism in the fight back against their liberalism 1st action which killed 48 was 40 years ago you might as well as me about my 1st wife you just saw it was doing nor do i care but certainly most arguments amount hanumant never been good you know if you cannot come up with a logical rational argument on your own you start attacking people that's never been a good it's back when i was a kid in university where used to say if you start resorting to argumentum ad hominem that means you've lost it lost the argument jim rogers thank you well as u.k. media picks apart the results of the e.u. elections one thing is almost certain that the left wing case for brix it will not receive airtime on the likes of the british state mandated b.b.c. or channel 4 something that a

r.t. court documents reveal that a big pharma company conspired to aggressively push its opioid painkillers leading to allegations of causing america's biggest drug epidemic. also to come as one of the most prominent leaders of the hong kong protests is released on bio we look at how he had his protesting skills abroad at the all slave freedom forum and leaked emails reveal how agro chemical giant monsanto conspired to discredit the advocacy group moms across america which has been campaigning against its products.

r.t. court documents reveal that a big pharma company conspired to aggressively push its opioid painkillers leading to allegations of causing america's biggest drug epidemic. also to come as one of the most prominent leaders of the hong kong protests is released on bail we look at how he had his protesting skills abroad at the all slave freedom forum and leaked emails reveal how agro chemical giant monsanto conspired to discredit the advocacy group moms across america which has been campaigning against its products. good morning welcome just gone i thought clock here in moscow you watching us and. my court documents reveal that a big pharma company conspired to aggressively push its opioid painkillers this has led to allegations perjury pharma cost america's biggest drug epidemic well the company is also accused of downplaying the risks of addiction this led to doctors prescribing them to patients even with only minor pains more pain there's more in the story. the usa is in the midst of an ongoing opioid epidemic. in the. in response to the opioid epidemic 48 different us states have taken action against produce pharma a drug manufac

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary but r.t. new york. britain's prince andrew spoken broke his silence and he spoke out about his friendship with jeffrey epstein insisting he knew nothing he says of the convicted paedophiles illegal behavior the disgraced american finance he of course recently killed himself in jail while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges despite that though the duke of york didn't explain why he continued to see epstein after the american multi-millionaire serve a sentence for soliciting prostitution from a minor and no stage during the limited time i spend with him did i see witness or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction i met mr epstein in 1909 during the time i knew him i saw him infrequently and probably no more than once or twice a year i stayed in a number of his residences i have said previously that it was a mistake and an error to see him after his release in 2010. epstein's death has raised a lot of questions and conspiracy theories to speciall

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary. but r.t. new york. washington sanctions on buying iranian oil block more than 2500000 barrels from the global market every day and the estimate given by u.s. secretary of state might pump a 0 is the white house special representative for iran has apparently tried to downplay the sanctions impact suggesting that most of the economic woes of the islamic republic are bits of making. iran is in a recession. inflation is creeping up near 50 percent. this is largely caused by iran's corruption. iran's marxist economy the traps people in poverty and a government that prioritizes ideology over the welfare of its own people. but it is also the case that our sanctions have driven up the cost on the regime. now in theory the sanctions don't target medicine and practice though due to make sweeping ban on financial transactions with iranians they can't buy a medical supplies from abroad and a dramatic fall in imports they increasingly face a key shortage as last year the international court of justice ord

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary. but r.t. new york. ny wednesday does mark 6 years since a major chemical attack on the syrian capital. back on august 28th in the rebel stronghold in damascus was targeted with rockets containing sarin gas this prompted international outrage with many pointing the finger at the syrian government. the syrian government has utilized chemical weapons in its fight against rebels the syrian sarin gas attack which are ministration says the syrian government launched the assad regime has used chemical weapons including the nerve agent sarin syrian troops now have the deadly nerve agent sarin gas weaponized and at the ready for the syrian president bashar al assad responded to the allegations calling them part of the fake narrative of the west nevertheless he committed to destroying his country's chemical arsenal the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons launched a special thing finding mission to investigate that incident and in its wake. reports now on what progress has been made. th

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary. but r.t. new york. ny wednesday marks 6 years since a major chemical attack on the syrian capital so. i can all this to 23 seen the rebel stronghold was targeted with rockets containing sarin gas and this prompted international outrage with many pointing the finger at the syrian government the syrian government has utilized chemical weapons in its fight against rebels the syrian sarin gas attack which are ministration says the syrian government launched the assad regime has used chemical weapons including the nerve agent sarin syrian troops now have the deadly nerve agent sarin gas weaponized and at the ready you still have to understand that the president of the united states has yet to show the world hard evidence that it was indeed assad and his criminal regime that did it what's the reason president bashar assad responded to the allegations calling them part of the fake narrative of the west that the less he committed to destroying his country's chemical arsenal the organization for the p

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary but r.t. new york does of for me i will be back with a final look at your weekly in about 34 minutes and it was. taxed as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not sure i get any earthly greece have to fight wall street fraud thank you for helping. destroy that's right if you looked at slavery. why a paradise with so much all year round turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a for

everybody knows that in the united states of america if you want something you have got to pay for it and the oil industry certainly has all the means necessary. but r.t. new york. the u.s. has blamed iran's economic problems on its so-called marxist economy that claim came from the white house special representative for abroad when commenting on the oil sanctions iran is in a recession. inflation is creeping up near 50 percent. this is largely caused by iran's corruption. iran's marxist economy the traps people in poverty and a government that prioritizes ideology over the welfare of its own people but it is also the case that our sanctions have driven up the cost on the regime. officially the u.s. sanctions do not target medicine but in practice the bands of financial transactions with iranians mean they are unable to buy medical supplies from abroad and that has resulted in critical shortages last year the international court of justice ordered the u.s. to remove any impediments to the export of humanitarian goods to iran the trumpet ministration higher that insists medicine is not being targeted. with the number one the united states sanctions med