and tear gas -- water cannons and the coldest winter that delhi has ever had.d its coldest day in 70 years two days ago and you're using water cannons of the old, several of whom those farmers early their late 60's and 70's. on that kind of person you are using water cannons and telling cash given captive media of course that makes it look like the government is just getting it wrong in the way they are to the farmers. these are -- they just need to be spoken to sweetly. laws there protesting, amy, are devastating. , could you sainath talk about these protests in the india?conomic context in unemployment is now at 27%, which is unprecedented in the country. as we mentioned earlier, almost 60% of india's 1.3 billion people rely on agriculture as their main source of livelihood. 2018-2019,s from over 20,000 farmers died by suicide. anwhile, the richest made in ania has made $12 million hour through the markdow-- since the lockdown began as a result of the pandemic in march. can you talk about the broader context? the entire protest driven by a deepening crisis ar

thrown by a protester demonstrators hurled glass bottles in the police they responded with water cannon to try to break up the rallies. for russia few hours ago rushes of emergencies ministry looking for 17 fishermen missing they think off the northern coast after a troll began to sink in the icy barents sea 2 fishermen have been rescued but there are fears the rest of the crew may not have survived the search operations been complicated by bad weather which is stopping rescue planes from getting to that area and officials went on to our 2 it's so cold that they think ice accumulation led to the sinking of that vessel. and talking of injuries bad weather thousands of refugees warning they won't survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp and amid a snowstorm in bosnia and herzegovina aid groups that frostbite hypothermia and

paris has been engulfed in renewed unrest over a controversial security bill police used water cannon and tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control as when huge anger over plans to protect police officers by handling the extra powers and boosting surveillance with more from the french capital here's a shot at do with. well we've had huge pension savings paris in the last hour where we have seen a number of what i would describe this action grabs by the police it's obviously much more organized not that you'll have members over the security force is going to the crowds and dropping out into the jews that they think of causing trouble or perhaps likely to cause trouble you saw one man being dragged from the crowd by the officers. a buffalo tensions with apostles accept a whooping for the police officers who burst or had seen a gas already deployed a fact a woman point at 2 gas was being used directing from error so sprains acts the protests we saw many people trying to get away from that and suffering the impacts of sea gas. well 7 i just want to give you a sense of how big this

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haven't seen the clouds of tear gas that we've seen in previous protests but we did see the water cannon used to try and crew people down there were other demonstrations across the country as well all against the global security lou what are people who are unhappy with article 24 specifically this would have criminalized individuals who published images of the police if there was intent to hold that thought provoked huge theory here in front as a result parliamentarians are going to rewrite just pacific goes up but people are angry again today not just about latin. not just about the global security law but also a new law that was approved by the french cabinet in the week that is the law that was originally named the separatism nor it's now the promoting republican values lou and this also contains an article which is very very similar to that controversial article $24.00 that is that it would become a criminal act to post images of somebody online if they could be identified armed if there was intent to home so take out the word police and it's essentially the same act now the police a

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the french capitals in the grip of renewed on wrist over a security bill police fired water cannon tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control on sunday it's part of a wave of public anger over government plans to protest police officers by giving them extra powers this thing surveillance. 8. well let's bring you right there no into chorus where are to charlotte dubin ski is standing by to speak to a charlotte into the evening no there after clearly what's been a fiery day how is the situation developing. well it's been a tense day and there have been violent eruptions throughout the process over this protest we've made it see the end of the protest now which is plastered public i want you to get a sense of the sheer numbers of people who are still left over and also the security forces which by my eyes are almost a one on one equivalent to the number of protesters still left over millions of people came up to the streets of paris today there were other demonstrations across the country as well all against the global security lower down as you may be aware global security law has

the french capital has been engulfed in renewed to on restore very security bill police used water cannon fired tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control on saturday it's part of a wave of public anger over government plans to protect police officers by giving them extra powers and boosting surveillance is been covering the protests forests for the day. so we've had huge tensions here in paris in the last hour where we have seen a number of what i would describe as smash and grab spray the police it's obviously much more organized not what you'll have is that members over the security force is going to the crowds and crapping out individuals that they think of causing trouble or perhaps likely to cause trouble you saw one man being dragged from the crowd by the offices buffaloed tensions with apostles except you would have been through the police offices the 1st i had seen gas ready to go into in fact a woman point at 2 gas was being used directing from arrow so sprays axe the protests we saw many people trying to get away from that and suffering the impacts of sea gas. well 7 i j

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and safina cannon celebrated her 1st who would have predicted it will be one of the very few big sporting events this year not to be impacted by the coronavirus. by march the pandemic was causing chaos for sporting show jewels almost every competition was put on hold or canceled. the talk you were lympics would you to take place in july and august but it soon became obvious it would not be possible the international olympic committee eventually announced a year's postponement we are all human kind very dark. moment in time. we do not know how long this will be. confident. with these olympic games these new dates. we can be a light at the end of the. tunnel the men's european football championship was among other big events pushed back by a year. the main problem hosting sport during a pandemic is fans the throngs that turned up in 2019 for the wimbledon tennis championships where health risk a year on wimbledon was cancelled for the 1st time since the 2nd world war. but there had to be a way to get sport back even without spectators in the stadiums and various gimmicks were tried. some we

publication of the images of police police offices place in paris arrested dozens and he's board a cannon off the scuffles broke out. change un secretary general antonio quit head ish called on world leaders to declare a climate emergency in their countries and slash common pollution during virtual summit on the environment ted as said pandemic recovery package is often an opportunity to shake a low carbon future. well the united nations says it's increasingly alarmed about the plight of eritrean civilians caught up in a conflict in ethiopia the un refugee agency says it has received the stedding reports of displaced people being killed or kidnapped and forcibly returned to retreat which borders if you know because war torn region and international i'd convoy has now arrived in tikrit. 7 large trucks gente full with medical and relief supplies destined for the city of mccain a n.t. cry red cross workers in the ethiopian capital address up above a hugely relieved that they can finally send aid almost 6 weeks after the chaos broke out in the region. the worst for medical personnel for the w

pull be cannon used to be a high ranking official in the u.s. department of defense. he now works as a security consultant in new zealand he assisted. in the aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party there spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is lot that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps was a dialogical dialectical opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue a white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international phenomenon and it means to be combat as an international phenomenon with the same rumor that the fight against. to take on that far right community is considerable in scope and scale then after novel both me. populating

recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, it was stopped just outside the city. but the now determined to camp out for the long haul well today marks a world aids day with the aim of raising awareness of the fight against hiv, which is particularly important in times of the coronavirus. and despite great progress in recent years, that hiv pandemic is far from over, especially in africa. our correspondent adrian krishna reports from cape town in south africa, a country where one in 5 people is living with the virus. for almost 2 decades, the nonprofit organization hope has been an important point of contact for those living with hiv. like here in the cape town township of delft. true 2 years ago, luis morris worked in a textile factory but then her life took a difficult turn. and the accident left her unable to work, our problems followed, and then she became infected with hiv. in my family, from my house. my family didn't want to have anything to do with me after my h. i.v. diagnosis

he traces the earliest foundries in america to paul revere, who used cannons to make bells after theutionary war. he has one of the bells, and he is holding on to it, but the rest are for sale. >> the favorite bell of my collection from the standpoint of the sound is a 39 inch diameter machine. it has a gorgeous tone. they cast their bells a little thicker than their competitors did. it will hold it's note for a full minute. it's pretty special. >> music to the ears of jaimt james androy. >> the idea is to grow the company back in to what the it was. and get the name back out there so people realize what is this and what kind of bell they may have had in their tower. with 100,000 bells cast around the u.s. and the world, we are in a throwing distance of one of our bells. she has the ability to strike them or swing them the. >> and with modern technology, programming a bell anywhere in the world is just a few clicks away. >> so right now, this system is in leonard's town maryland. >> while it all sounds good, demand for new bells is not what it used to be. >> three years ago, white ch

view cannon ramp 280, a trouble spot involving a vehicle fire. we are dealing with slightly slower speeds as you approach the trouble spots. other than that there is not a lot of volume. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are moving at the limit out of the east bay into the city, if you are headed across the span into san francisco. west bound 24 gateway boulevard, getting word of a trouble spot. a few brake lights because of trouble spot east bound 80 before powell street. if you are commuting into the city, brake lights north bound 280 connector to north bound 101. we've got one lane blocked due to injury crash. chhp is hoping to have that wrapped up quickly. as we look at traffic elsewhere we are getting word that this trouble spot has been cleared out of lanes. this was due to a roll over accident. west bound 580, altamont pass, 21 minutes. we are seeing a lot of green on our censors here. highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes. it is time to check your forecast. let's see what's happening with the rain. >>> we are taking a look at l

there go to be armed with cannons and machine guns and patrolling the waters to make sure any rogue fishing is no trade deal will stub that is quite interesting because yesterday, the european commission set out some contingency plans on what it would like to happen in the event of a no—deal brexit, and under those plans, it said they wanted fishing rights to continue for a year, and ursula von der leyen today said that the british government must understand what she said were legitimate expectations of fishing, fishermen on the continent, to access fishermen on the continent, to a ccess u k fishermen on the continent, to access uk waters, writes that they have had for decades and in some case don asked cases centuries, so testing the uk government, if this report is correct, are actually taking quite a different approach —— in some cases centuries. sending in gunboats is certainly not allowing access for a year, so very different sides to fishing. incredibly contentious in the brexit negotiations and one of the key selling blocks, of which we have not seen any sign so far there is any way

strict publication of images of police police offices police in paris arrested dozens and used water cannon off the scuffles broke. well the quick development of corona virus vaccine has been grabbing the headlines but the pandemic has also spurred inventors to come up with other tools against the virus and its report looks at some simple but effective innovations that could help save lives. is this simple light bulb a weapon against the coronavirus. rosario violence thinks together with other researchers the doctor invented this l.e.d. lamp its light has certain frequency characteristics which could destroy the coronavirus. this one is similar to an ordinary one you screw it in switch it on and it works. that would be the lie and then destroys all microorganisms by destroying their structure that is the outer membrane and in the case of the corona virus probably also the protein spike the stain. is by this has already worked with bacteria and a series of experiments carried out by the researchers together with the chalion military have now also shown that the special l.e.d. light destroys

restrict publication of images of police officers police in paris arrested dozens and used water cannon after scuffles broke out. well the scandinavian drama has been crowned the best movie of 2020 at the european film awards which have been held online this year the danish swedish comedy another round features a group of high school teachers who take to day drinking as a social experiment to see how it affects their lives alongside the prize for best film european director and screenwriting awards for its director thomas been to bag and the film also won best actor for denmark's mads mikkelsen. let's go to cologne now and speak to our film expert scott rocks for a firm do w.'s culture department. doesn't love a bit of day drinking particularly in 2020 this film another round was the big was this expected. yeah actually very much so i mean definitely from my side this is my favorite film of the year i was really rooting for it but it's not a big surprise that it won it's a phenomenal movie and as you said it's the story of high school teachers who are sort of in a midlife crisis and i t

how to continue negotiating with the white house when the president is perfectly happy to sort of cannonto this process at the last moment and sabotage everything that they have been working on to go against things that his own white house aides and press secretary have been telling the press and the public. so it is entirely up in the air now. we have it's entirely up in the air. we have no idea whether he's going to sign the bill or if he's going to employ the so-called pocket veto while also refusing to sign it altogether. >> in fact, yesterday, abby, lindsey graham -- did you want to say something? >> no. >> sorry. might have been something in my ear. lindsey graham tweeted yesterday, after spending some time with president trump today, i'm convinced he's going to increase stimulus checks to $2,000 per person. both are reasonable demands and i hope congress is listening. it appears he's changed his tune when it comes to stimulus checks. what is the chance they jump on board with this. >> it takes money to get it out the door. why does this affect me if i'm not unemployed? so much is

if you look up toward the top of the deck, you can see most of the small cannon. we didn't even have these weapons until the plantation, again, we had two original weapons, the re- creation, and these are filled up with tiny, miniature cannonballs. so, a lot of detail , this is much more of an educational and historical toll. >> before we exit the 360, can you talk a little bit about what the crossing would have been like? you mentioned they would have been below deck most of the time. what other details would you want to include?>> well, one of my missions of that project, was to almost re-create the scene virtually, but in the plymouth area, because we can use the mayflower in plymouth to show what it was like, and then we could work with institutions in massachusetts so they can show us what it was like for the mayflower to arrive. the crossing itself would have been horrendous, we know he was swept overboard, we know that one of the main beams actually split during the most difficult storm. but, they were able to put the beam back intact. otherwise, the whole

this dives into it. >> bill: we'll do cannon balls, okay?he nat as we like to say. see you soon. >> thank you. >> bill: peter doocy getting that question and answer with joe biden a moment ago. we played that for you. it was the first time that he answered a question about the investigation since hunter biden and the transition team with the president-elect made their statements public. so more of that coming up throughout the day. back here on monday. 3:00 eastern. set the dvr. never miss a report. meantime, here's neil to take you through on a friday. almost there. >> neil: sorry we are closed. in new york and in baltimore, that today or by monday will be the rule of thumb for indoor dining in the case of baltimore for both indoor and outdoor dining amid a spike in cases that has gone on in baltimore. in new york, indoor dining. the new york metropolitan area effective monday. how long all of this could go on? anyone's guess. it comes at a time that ironically vaccines are on the way. so are speaks in cases. what to make of this? a fast-mo

all 109 them just gave one dollar one cannon said to their local state charity. well just in that one in there and that would be over a 100 million dollars worth of state. and that would be a good start. let's just say one jar of peanut butter friend sent size, everybody just get one jar of peanut butter may h one makes 50 meals no that would be 1.9 billion meals. but we need 10 of bigs you know game size of ends to be able to feed the number of meals that are going to be needed and 2021, it's an extraordinary need that's why you call it the super bowl as a play on the super bowl to kind of wrap your head around that the amount of of donations that we need. >>we started this tackle hunger map in order for people to be able to see where local related charities exist and where they because most people are unaware 50% of our food charities are totally independent we have our great programs like feeding america but 50% of the charities that are in your area and there's hundreds only rely on donations that are being made by people like your viewers to every dollar. >>

would restrict publication of images of police offices police in paris arista dozens and used water cannon after scuffles broke out. u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists has called on world leaders to declare a climate emergency in their countries and slash carbon pollution during a virtual summit on the environment could terrorists said pandemic recovery packages offer an opportunity to show a low carbon future. well the u.n. says it's increasingly alarmed about the plight of eritrean civilians caught up in the conflict in ethiopia the un refugee agency says it's received disturbing reports of displaced people being killed or kidnapped and then forcibly return to eritrea which borders ethiopia's war torn region and international i convoy has now arrived into grime. 7 large trucks jammed full with medical and relief supplies destined for the city of mccain a n.t. cry. red cross workers in the ethiopian capital address up above a hugely relieved that they can finally send aid almost 6 weeks after chaos broke out in the region. the worst for medical personnel for the whole staff an

livelihoods and the campus on new delhi demonstrators clashed with police who find tear gas and water cannon and used to tones to 4 spot protesters. i. september's last clamp to minimum prices for crops and opened the door for corporations to negotiate prices directly with farm most in addition private companies can now stockpile staple crops which could previously only be done by the government's or prime minister narendra modi insists the new rules will benefit farmers allowing them to attract an investment and choose from a large number of potential buyers and ease accused opponents of deliberately spreading falsehoods. were seen the same old misinformation against these historic agricultural for is coming from the same people who have constantly misled the farmers for decades we're working with pure intentions and without any purpose of betraying anyone. a new delhi based journalist and political commentator says the moves have simply not been thought through or. through these 3 laws that the government has brought explicable hari. is going to replace the little man with far more bob for

recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi. they were stopped just outside the city. but they're now determined to camp out for the long haul and the democrats spawn a miniature address for joining me from delhi with more than i'm sure the prime minister has repeatedly said. the farmers have nothing to worry about. my own farm must convinced mobilizations trudeau the prime minister, as well as the government have to be gently at the saints. but any concerns that bombers may have either side of the up with this is by eating them these dollars which evolution and that only what insurers and allow them to access competitive pricing from private organizations that they haven't been able to do. so yet these not true should policy issue that is central to the concerns all to promise, which is the minimums of what price on emma speak. the m.s.b. that basically a gag indeed is praise for some of the major crops across india, and farmers can access these prices at the local state, designate did

images from thailand were following the successful use by protesters to defend against police water cannons rubber ducks have become a popular item being sold by street when there's no back on monday even through the end of our. happiness here is for everyone schumann penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally ridiculous sized view of nature and there. is climate change crisis sex house and cooks you get smarter for free you know but you got. from the ghetto to power. everyone knows bobby why. despite coming from a poor family the pop star wants to become president. just come visit. my. credible story. starts december 10th d.w. . clips from some of the 12 films made by film students here in germany. the last year we were tossed with showing europe in film in 2020 which the students have managed to make despite the pandemic. more about those films in a minute hello and welcome to arts and culture also coming out today so sensation out of black is back with a brand new album now a father all love everything is an inspiring tribute to his new family. with the 6 month g

and there is no relief in sight here at the a verum a cannon hospital the intensive care unit is at capacity patients are dying from cold on a daily basis putting a big strain on nurses and doctors who are increasingly overwhelmed by the amount of patients they're seeing every day. out of schroeder is one of them he and his colleagues are working 12 hour shifts trying to save those who are at the brink of death. a task which comes with the personal toll we deal with a lot of dying right now unfortunately not everybody is recovering how we'd like it's a little harder every day people are coming in typically requiring much oxygen a lot of them end up getting a breathing tube. and from there you know it's just a battle for their life if you talk to their families we do that's one of the tougher things right now is especially for code patients who are not allowing visitors so. talking with families on a daily basis updating him on what we're doing and how the patients doing that's a really big thing right now kind of scene at his weekly press conference mayor paul 10 hakan of the republican part

however the farmers say they haven't faced water cannon and baton charges for a cause they don't pass they are adamant they will not give up till the more the government backs down. and joining me for more now is david drucker he's a farmer himself and chairman of the. farmers organization in india good to have you on the program now despite assurances from the government to the contrary farmers are still convinced that they will be washed off under the new farm laws why is that. so you areas governments over the last many many years in a bid to keep food inflation in control have artificially suppressed farmgate prices for years and literally for decades and now the majority of farmers who are not getting the short prices want to short answers for their produce while the few farmers who get a short prices are worried that they will lose the benefits now these fears are not unfounded in the run up to these 33 acts that have been formulated by by the parliament there have been many indications from government functionaries and government offices about limiting or doing away with suppor

. >> manconstituents were horrified at the water cannons being used against protesting farmers. those very farmers were ordered to beat or suppress them. what in domino spirit and take special pele to do that. will prime minister convey our heartfelt hopes for speedy resolution and does he agree that everye has a fundamental right to peaceful protest? >> of course, mister speak. the right honorable gentleman knows that we have serious concerns abo what is happening between india and pakistan. these are preeminently matters of those two governments t settle and i know he appreciates that. >> thank you. we are at the heart of the local community in need of urgent modernization crafting the concrete route most recently to closure. with this enthusiasm, can my right honorable friend build our future hospitality? >> mister speaker, i want to thank my honorable friend for his campaign. i can tell him the process in eight hospitals is currently being designed on top of the 40 and the dhc, working on the queen elizabeth hostile and nhs. >> next week, the final one before christmas. what

protest demonstrators hurled glass bottles at police they respond with water cannon to try to disperse those rallies. a developing story to tell you about russia's emergency. ministry is looking for 17 fishermen this morning missing off the northern coast after a trawler sank in the icy barents sea 2 fishermen have been rescued but there are fears that the rest of the crew may have perished not survive the search operations being complicated by bad weather which is stopping rescue planes getting to that area officials added to as best they know ice accumulation could have led to the sinking of the vessel. thousands of refugees warning to they will survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp and amid a snowstorm of bosnia and herzegovina aid troops frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the site. so 2020 most of us went through being worried life changing events and governments didn't always keep up designing in next than on france which struggled through like many other nations but there's also coping too

anniversary tribute to a protester killed in a police crackdown last year security forces fired water cannon demonstrators hurled rocks at police fans it's the latest any wave of unrest that started as a protest against a hike in public transport fares and spiraled into a revolt against inequality. and palestinian farmers are celebrating a long awaited return to their lands after 46 years of off occupation by israeli settlers this comes 4 years after an israeli court allowed the farmers to reclaim their property farm or share their emotions after the homecoming. this is an indescribable feeling our land was confiscated and cultivated by israeli settlers and we were banned from entering. values i learned from my fathers and grandparents who were from coming in for the israelis who say i don't die young ones forgets we have not forgotten we will teach this listen to our children until the last metre of palestine is liberated. that's been our breakdown of the day's top stories for this hour but if you're looking for more you can always had to our website r.t. dot com. the world is. shaped by. t

police tribute to a victim of police violence in the chilean capital police responded with water cannon and the latest of a series of clashes that started with protests against public transport price raises. thousands of anti-abortion activists have taken to the streets across argentina against a new bill to legalize abortion if the bill passes the senate it would become the 1st major latin american country to do so. and palestinian farmers cry. tears of happiness as they return to their lands after 46 years of occupation by israeli settlers farmers share their emotions after an israeli court returned hanbali in the west bank. this is an indescribable feeling our land was confiscated and cultivated by israeli settlers and we were banned from entering. from our fathers and grandparents who were barred from coming in for the israelis who say i don't die young ones forgets we have not forgotten we will teach this listen to our children until the last meter of palestine is liberated and spent our breakdown of the day's top stories for this hour but if you're looking for more you can always

fans at a tribute to a victim of police violence in the chilean capitol police responded with water cannon in the latest of a series of clashes that started with protests against public transport price rises . and palestinian farmers cried tears of happiness as they returned to their land after 46 years of occupation by israeli settlers farmer shared their emotions after an israeli court returned in the west bank. this is an indescribable feeling our land was confiscated and cultivated by israeli settlers and we were banned from entering. from a fall visiting grandparents who were barred from coming in for the israelis who say i don't die young ones forgets we have not forgotten we will teach this listen to our children until the last metre of palestine is liberated. that's been our wrap up of the day's top headlines for now thanks for tuning in revenue maybe. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on often spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be su

controversial security bill 142 people were detained amid clashes with police riot officers used water cannon tear gas the situation there spiraled out of control there's been huge anger over plans to protect police officers by handing them extra powers boosting surveillance. was at the rally. well we have seen a number of what i would describe as smash and grabs by the police members of the security forces going in to the crowds and crapping out individuals that they think of causing trouble or followed tensions with a portals except a whooping for the police officers who broussard's see gas already deployed to add to gases being used directing from aerosols sprays axe the protests. there are thousands and thousands of trying to get the camera to me to look at the street which is completely fact and then if it's possible to turn the camera around you'll see how many people are still coming. through that there were other demonstrations across the country as well all against the global security lowered our people are unhappy with article 24 specifically this would have criminalized individuals

police water cannon the. northern coast 6 people remain missing after a fishing vessel sank in the barents sea one person has been confirmed dead sea were rescued and said that one of the crew members had been thrown overboard still unaccounted for one survived the search operations being complicated by bad weather preventing rescue planes from getting to the area authorities believe that ice accumulation led to the sinking of the boat and thousands of refugees warned that they were freezing winter without shelter after major camp. bosnia and herzegovina aid groups say that frostbite hypothermia and the severe health problems being reported by the stranded at the site. wolf look back at the impact that covert has had on france over the last 12 months among the stories succumb just off the. same wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out. educate and indeed from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. max keiser this is the kaiser report wi

thrown by a protester illustrators hurled glass bottles at police they responded in turn with water cannon to try and break it all up. news from russia russia's emergencies ministry's looking for 17 fishermen today missing off the northern coast after a trawler sank in the icy barren sea 2 fishermen have been rescued but there are fears that the rest of the crew may not have made it the search operations being complicated by bad weather which is stopping rescue planes from getting to the area officials at that ice accumulation they believe led to the sinking of the vessel. or battles with bad weather thousands of refugees warned they will survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major come amid a snowstorm in bosnia and herzegovina aid groups that frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by the people stranded. we'll keep you posted and coming up here after the break i hope you can stick around we'll look deeper into the affects of the gear of covert on france coming up . join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking

injured by a rock thrown by a protester demonstrators also threw glass bottles at police who used water cannon to disperse the rallies of russia's northern coast 16 people remain missing after a fishing vessel sank in the barents sea one person has been confirmed dead 2 were rescued and said that one of the crew members being thrown overboard is fear you still unaccounted for won't survive the search operation is being complicated by bad weather preventing rescue planes from getting to the area authorities believe that ice accumulation led to the sinking of the boat and thousands of refugees warn that they won't survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp burned down amid a snow storm in bosnia and herzegovina a dream say that frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the sites you're watching r.t. still had a look at the impact it has had on france over the last 12 months us among the stories to come just after this break. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires. i

recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, the it was stopped just outside the city. but they're now determined to camp out for the long haul. and genius in japan has been putting in 18 meter tall robot through its paces. the mighty creation is modeled after a figure in the japanese june more well suit. which features enormous battle robots, piloted by humans. the series spawns multiple spinoffs and has fans around the world. the robot took 6 years to compete in a global challenge, celebrating the cut to the news up next, a v.w. documentary lovesick on the world aids day. we look at the marriage market for hiv patients in india. and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. dot com. you can follow us on twitter and on instagram at news and unify much time. thanks for watching new year, you know, there is a return to you and how the last 2 years german chancellor will bring you back or as you've never surprises you. so with what is po