abby is safely home with her mom and sister. thank you to everyone who has shared fliers and offered help and support. with abigail home, there's more questions than answers. where has she been? and who had taken her. after abby came home, police released this sketch, looking for clues to a suspect. >> once you arrest somebody, it can make it more difficult to conduct some interviews, to seize some evidence. if you maximize that time, your odds of building a much tighter case with more evidence is greater because you did wait to arrest him. >> reporter: nine days after abby came home, kibby was arrested for felony kidnapping. >> we learned on sunday night that there was sufficient information at that time to seek and obtain an arrest warrant and a search warrant. the s.w.a.t. team was utilized, about 2:00 in the morning when the s.w.a.t. team first arrived. and they planned through the night. >> reporter: neighbors were shocked. >> i haven't noticed anything unusual. i would hope that she can't be that close and nobody knew it.

abby is a well-behaved student.ol stand by its decision not to allow abby on campus on graduation day? my name is gary tuchman with cnn. during the visit we were told administration did not want to talk on camera but they sent written statements abby made clear she wanted to keep her struggles private, even if this were not the case, school policy and law require that we keep her medical records and details surrounding this tragic situation confidential. rick is one of abby's family attorneys and a grade wait of the school. >> it's almost as if they went out of the way to be as mean spirited as possible. >> i love her and if she would have just given it some more time that she would have got over what the school denied her. >> in the name of the father, the son -- >> after abby died, a funeral was held and one of her house parents gave the eulogy. >> she cared for others in a way that i -- i have not seen in many people in my life. >> and this school, which did not permit abby to go to the graduation did permit her

and called abbie's name.did not get a response. he walked up to her room and saw her in the closet. >> i said oh my god, abbie, what did you do? and i was kind of waiting for an answer. but i knew it wasn't going to come. >> reporter: abbie was dead. she had hanged herself on the clothing rod in her closet. >> i miss her. i wish she was still here. >> reporter: abbie's family believes the hershey school made an inhumane decision by barring her from campus on a day she had looked forward to most of her life. >> they crushed her. they did. >> reporter: we wanted to find out why the school couldn't have allowed this child at the very least say goodbye to her friend she went to school with oover nine years. we looked over 400 pages of medical records after they received them from the school. they did indicate abbie received quality care by the school, and particularly from a school psychologist named dr. benjamin hurr. but they showed no concern that abbie could be dangerous to any other children. last april abbi

. >> i said oh my god, abbie, what did you do. waiting for an answer, be i knew it wouldn't come. abbey was dead, she hanged herself in her closet. >> i miss her and i wish she was still here. >> abbie's family believes the school made an inhumane decision by barring her from campus on a day she looked forward to. >> they crushed her. >> they did. >> why could she not at least say goodbye to her friends. we looked through over 400 medical papers. they indicate that she received quality care by the school and particularly from a school psychologist named dr. benjamin herr. last april, abbie acknowledged putting her arm around a housemate's neck. it sounds like it could have been a serious incident, but the school's own psychologist down played it saying she is not a malicious girl and did not intend to harm her housemate. two days before graduation, they said that she is an excellent and well behaved student. >>> i'm gary tuckman with cnn. >> in our visit, the school administration did not want to talk on camera. they sent us writt

while going to break in a set i'm abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred ninety eight human beings on board one of the passengers were humanitarians on their way to an aids conference in australia unfortunately the media coverage from all sides has been truly truly disappointing for the now as the sun immediately declared the missile as putin's and neo cons were given a platform across corporate media to seize upon the tragedy and resurrect cold war fervor urging the west to quote confront the russian regime. look speculation on all sides in the mere hours after any large scale disaster is a horror and irresponsible journalism and does a great disservice to the two hundred ninety eight victims of this crime who lost their lives but as of the time of this broadcast here's what we know the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface to air missile over the war torn area of donetsk where the russian border this is an area right for the violence between ukrainian forces and

authorities revealing few details about abby's return, but vowing to press forward with the investigation. >> if there is additional evidence that other crimes will be committed, those charges will be brought. >> reporter: abby disappeared walking home from school in october. when she returned home to her family last week, police released this sketch, kirby was arrested monday. police searching his residence, including this mysterious metal storage container, 30 some miles away from abby's home. kibby's residence now a crime scene, as police try to figure out if hernandez was there all along, leaving some of his neighbors rattled. what did you hear? >> i heard he's kind of creepy, not to really go by his house at night. >> reporter: who told you that? >> my parents. >> reporter: and friends of the hernandez family happy her alleged captor is behind bars. >> just a sense of relief that he's not out there anybody. >> reporter: tonight, abby hernandez is back home, with her family by her side. ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >>> and tonight, consumer groups are about to release

biggest thing is, just a sense of relief that he's now to out there anymore. >> reporter: tonight, abby hernandez is back home, with her family by her side. ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >>> and tonight, consumer groups are about to release their annual report of the top ten consumer complaints and one of the biggest is those telemarketing calls that keep coming even after you've tried to block them. but we've learned that robo calls to your cell phone are often illegal. abc's matt gutman tells you how you can fight back and possibly make money doing it. >> reporter: the unwanted calls come in by the millions every day. >> anywhere from five to six per day. >> they call morning, noon and night. >> reporter: driving the waites of bellview, florida, crazy. >> you called this phone number about 200 times. >> reporter: a debt collector's robo call. 204 of them bombarding then 17-year-old heather waite's cell phone. >> they started calling two or three times a day. >> reporter: thing is, heather had no debt. zero. she was in high school. >> i did shut the phone off. >> reporte

today's question comes from abbie.s "i got so caught up in how good the chocolate looked on your show recently i didn't hear the healthy benefits. can you tell me again? ". hi, abbie, listen there is nothing i like to talk about more than chocolate, and no i don't mean the commercial chocolate that can be roasted to the point of losing its healthy benefits. then it is mixed with sugar, wax so it doesn't melt and has a longer shelf life, caffeine, soy, among other ingredients. yikes. just to be clear, i am not talking about commercial chocolate. which by the way won't pass these lips ever. i am talking raw chocolate. i am talking raw, cold processed cocoa beans that are chalk full of antioxidents making it very healthy for you. researchers have known for years chocolate especially dark chocolate is good for the heart, but chocolate may prevent or slow certain types of diseases and help slow the aging process and talk about having your chocolate and eating it too and prevents artery clogging plaque from building in your

abby's adventures. >> what? >> bend your knees. jump! >> legs up, legs up, abby.ook your knees. stay like that. great. here we go. hands up now, hands up. look at james, look at him. >> guys, this was like the scariest thing i've ever done in my life. >> watch abby's adventures at the trapeze school of new york on our website, thecycle.msnbc.com. >>> up next, will the president continue his attack on house republicans bent on suing him? we will listen in when he speaks in moments. nature valley crunchy granola bars give you energy from 1/3 of your daily whole grains, so 1/3 of this commercial is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. energy for making new ocean friends. it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescriptio

while going to break in a set time abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred ninety eight human beings on board one of the passengers were humanitarians on their way to an aids conference in australia unfortunately the media coverage from all sides has been truly truly disappointing within hours the sun immediately declared the missile as putin's and neo-cons were given a platform across corporate media to seize upon the tragedy and resurrect cold war fervor urging the west to quote confront a russian regime. look speculation on all sides in the mere hours after any large scale disaster is a horror and irresponsible journalism and does a great disservice to the two hundred ninety eight victims of this crime who lost their lives but as of the time of this broadcast here's what we know the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface to air missile over the war torn area of donetsk where the russian border this is an area right for the violence between ukrainian forces and sepa

well going to break in a set i'm abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred ninety eight human beings on board one of the passengers were humanitarians on their way to an aids conference in australia unfortunately the media coverage from all sides has been truly truly disappointing within hours the sun immediately declared the missile as putin's and neo-cons were given a platform across corporate media to seize upon the tragedy and resurrect cold war fervor urging the west to quote confront the russian regime. look speculation on all sides in the mere hours after any large scale disaster is a horror and irresponsible journalism and does a great disservice to the two hundred ninety eight victims of this crime who lost their lives but as of the time of this broadcast here's what we know the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface to air missile over the war torn area of donetsk where the russian border this is an area right for the violence between ukrainian forces and se

i can order a floral arrangement like a pro. [ both laugh ] >> abby: no, i mean it. a way of making things look beautiful and welcoming. it was one of those things that i was so used to as a kid, i didn't even notice. but now, seeing you in action -- you have a gift. >> traci: well, thank you, sweetie. i want tonight to be special. i want our family to remember that we are always there for each other, no matter what. >> abby: no matter what and no ÷matter who? >> summer: here. >> austin: oh, thank you. >> summer: so, do you think we scandalized anyone? >> austin: no one really around to scandalize, but, uh, we could go back in the pool and try it all over again. >> summer: no, no. we don't have time. we just have enough time to get ready for dinner. >> austin: or we could skip nn

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and so on, but abby writes to her mother, you would not recognize lucy, mrs. knox anymore, because she thinks her waist is about three times the size of abigail's. there is a different kind of a relationship with lucy knox. >> funny. >> so mercy, judith and abigail all had very supportive husbands. if you want to just briefly touch upon that, how the relationship that each of these women had with her husband, how that enabled her to pursue what she wanted to pursue in life. >> well, briefly, mercy's husband probably met her through her brother james otis, the famous patriot who was assaulted by the british at harvard. and he loved books. mercy didn't marry until she was 26, which was quite late for a colonial era women. there are a lot of theories as to why. she was too erudite, one theory. james warren, who became the high sheriff of plymouth which is what his father's position was, loved her for that and always encouraged her. finally when she first -- he was the one that kept showing her work to john adams. when she finally did publish, and even when she wr

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and next here on r t international abby martin explores how the malaysian plane catastrophe is being politicized in the global media that's and breaking that said but if you're watching from the u.k. it's over the george galloway. it impacts it in your attempts to build up a little sense to. be a pendulum ending in mississippi to be deployed so but. once you've done nothing to change it all of us need a little. fish farms waters today you have the pond to me because. i saw you spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world profit drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore tells restrictions. really knows what's inside the fish. do we speak your language anything of the law or not advanced school music programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tentative angles stories. you hear. all teach spanish find out more visit actuality tito is calm. well going to break in a set i'm abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear in iraq story. there's a reason they don't want you to know for. now let's break the set . dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refused to notice. places changing. the picture. from around the globe. to. another aircraft bearing the bodies of those killed on flight m.h. seventeen has just taken off from the city of hama called ukraine for the netherlands the malaysian airliner came down in eastern ukraine just over a week ago the bodies are now being transported to a military base for examination and identification it's thought that not all remains have yet been found and a special international team is being prepared to secure the crash site in the meantime investigators say they've managed to download data from one of the flight recorders and say it was not tampered with. russia's aviation authority is also demanding answers from ukraine about the crash. of that action for the nation. had a god and. investigation of malaysia in that alliance boeing. that it crashed. agency has made a numbe

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well going to break in a set i'm abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred ninety eight human beings on board one of the passengers were humanitarians on their way to an aids conference in australia unfortunately the media coverage from all sides has been truly truly disappointing within hours the sun immediately declared the missile as putin's and neo cons were given a platform across corporate media to seize upon the tragedy and resurrect cold war fervor urging the west to quote confront the russian regime. look speculation on all sides in the mere hours after any large scale disaster is a horror and irresponsible journalism and does a great disservice to the two hundred ninety eight victims of this crime who lost their lives but as of the time of this broadcast here's what we know the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface to air missile over the war torn area of donetsk where the russian border this is an area right for the violence between ukrainian forces and se

well going to break in a set i'm abby martin so yesterday the world witnessed a truly horrific tragedy unfold in eastern ukraine malaysian airliner was shot down killing two hundred ninety eight human beings on board one of the passengers were humanitarians on their way to an aids conference in australia and virtually the media coverage from all sides has been truly truly disappointing within hours the sun immediately declared the missile as putin's and neo cons were given a platform across corporate media to seize upon the tragedy and resurrect cold war fervor urging the west to quote confront the russian regime. look speculation on all sides in the mere hours after any large scale disaster is a horror and irresponsible journalism and does a great disservice to the two hundred ninety eight victims of this crime who lost their lives but as of the time of this broadcast here's what we know the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface to air missile over the war torn area of donetsk near the russian border this is an area right for the violence between ukrainian forces and sep

at abby martin join me tomorrow when i break the set all over again and. i'm the best at it and i pick a side. i'm big corporation kind of can. do and the bad side all that all about money and i'm a family like a politician write the laws and regulations that bankers. out. there are just too much is it a guy. that. player . play a little. little. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i. think. the really going to do is go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct all books. well i'm. going to you know i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going going on we go beyond identifying a problem to try to rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america are you ready to join the movement then welcome the big. blow on tom our been in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture tomorrow the district of columbia's marijuana decriminalization

they didn't go to sleep we're not say that at all you know guy is off and he often quotes it word abby who said if you're dick if you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't then do and i recently wrote an article which you can find on my website at carolyn baker dot net in titled when surrendered means not giving up and in that article i agree i argue that rather than trying to do something about a phenomenon that cannot be fixed in the face of what increasingly appears to be the sixth great extinction we focus on living our lives in a particular way that brings meaning to ourselves and others even more important now to connect with other people and to be of service and to spend quality time in nature and appreciate the hell out of our lives absolutely well yeah exactly cultivate that artistic nature provide things that will make people happy our music philosophy conversation carolyn a few months ago marmion troll good friend mike rupert tragically took his own life as someone who was very close to mike what can we learn from his approach to seeking truth and i guess again

made the slogan that boy let's should come before temples you know you would be surprised to know abby that in india fifty percent of the population the one point three billion people deficit in public you know that's the largest number of people in any country that have no access to toilets and you know when you look at the promise is a government makes the best way to actually adjudicate whether they live up to their promise is not by listening to their rhetoric but by looking at the budget and the first budget that the b.g.p. has put forward is actually you know revealing of their true intentions it's more bullet. greens and less sanitation so obviously they have rhetoric to get elected but when it came to how they want to disburse the people's money to create a new india i'm afraid then not as imagine the do towards people's needs as they claim in their rhetoric in terms of the recent developments in an israel and palestine and brics is not cold out israeli aggression in gaza but did call on the two parties to resume talks a negotiated two state solution what is it the brics can do

they didn't go to sleep we're not saying that at all how you know guy is often often quotes it word abby who said if you're dick if you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't then do and i recently wrote an article which you can find on my website at carolyn baker dot net in titled when surrendered means not giving up and in that article i agree i argue that rather than trying to do something about a phenomenon that cannot be fixed in the face of what increasingly appears to be the sixth great extinction we focus on living our lives in a particular way that brings meaning to ourselves and others even more important you know to connect with other people and to be of service and to spend quality time in nature and appreciate the hell out of our lives absolutely well yeah exactly cultivate that artistic nature provide things that will make people happy our music philosophy conversation carolyn a few months ago marmion jorgen from my group or tragically took his own life as someone who was very close to mike what can we learn from his approach to seeking truth and i guess again f

we welcome aaron eight and abby martin two of the two or three coasts on the our team network to the young and beautiful something that work every day to host movie buzz in the world of finance and abby martin has her own talk show it's called breaking the set to start with aaron first how did you come dorothy i came charging recently actually i've been here less than a year and one of the things that brought me here is the fact that this this is an organization that really kind of allows you to take the time and the depth that some stories deserve it that you don't really find or have the luxury of taking out other mainstream media and. i have i started my career actually overseas that is pm in singapore that's where i first edwardians i come from sports initially and did a pivot engineers back here in the states i worked with news corp for a while which is a big departure from r.t. with their start up the daily then i went and worked for a turkish network abreu today on the morning show and now i'm here to finance and what i love at r.t. and i tell me how the show works will do wha

pbs, a broadcast network had "downtown abby" nominated. comedies. >> yes, they are different.they fall in love with certain actresses and actors and give them the awards year after year, "modern family" and "the big bang they ary", that sitcom, jim parsons will probably win best actor. i don't know why emmy nominees do that, why they don't spread the wealth around, but that's how it is. the emmy voters are making the statements, they like netflix - now set designers, editing, application and acting work. you can see the voters says "hey, we like the interlopers coming into the industry", you make a good point. some of the complaints were less about snubs, but about the opposite. shows like breaking bad, which had its last season, doesn't abby -- "downtown abbey", and in the case of "modern family" and "downtown-abby", they didn't have the best seasons. >> it's odd, there's an odd sentimentality, they go back to the well. the people that put on the grammy's, they like good-sounding records, even if they are not what you and i call good records. if they are made in a classic mic

abby huntsman only uses bing. >> oh, search engine burn. >> well done. >> search engine burn. >> abbyi would suggest you sit this segment out. >> i think it's time to go. the round of 16 has been unbelievably fun to watch. argentina against switzerland a few moments ago. we will have you back tomorrow, jordan, of course, to talk about the game. we will win, i'm hoping. coming up next, we've got a lot more "cycle" ahead. stick with us. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> we are back now talking

and i admire abby and her mom and the family for their strength on this. >> reporter: the judge set the bail at $1 million cash only. >> that is the reason we didn't contest to reargue another day. we need more information to put together a better argument for him. we believe when the facts come out it is entirely different. >> reporter: many of the facts of the kidnapping case are still a mystery. we know the search for the 15 year old was intense both by law enforcement and the community. >> reflected on the event i am convinced consistency and intensity of the investigation and continued vigilance of this community and her family and likely abigail's own actions that led to her safe return. >> we used the most sophisticatedhn case from cell phone tower analysis to social media analysis. >> reporter: neither fbi or attorney general's office will talk about how or if the techniques helped abby hernandez escape from kibi. we learned on sunday night there was sufficient information at that time to seek and obtain an arrest warrant and search warrant. >> reporter: the public wants to know

>> reporter: abby, it's really difficult to tell. what we are hearing from a number of international media outlets is seeing the israeli defense official has briefed journalists so say that, quote, a likely ground move by israeli forces into gaza is, quote, very likely. so that is ratcheting up the tension, suggesting that israel will send ground troops in. it's partly because after nine days of this bombardment, it doesn't seem to be having an effect. we heard that news today of those four children killed. just to be clear about the numbers, more than 200 palestinians killed in gaza, one israeli killed here, partly of course because of that iron dome protection that they have here that hits those hamas missiles before they have a chance to hit the ground. but at the same time, of course, the sense of fear is pervasive in this part of israel. worried about those hamas rockets. that is one of the reasons why the government is under pressure to launch this ground invasion to try to stop the missiles from hamas. on the other hand, i thi

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here are not going here in iraq is that our big story the plans for headlines and talk there is a reason they don't want international airport they're trying to reset. now let's break the set. choose your language. killing spree killer though in a financial center say still some of. us choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating. choose the stories that impact the life choose me access to often. you're watching now as the world's attention remains focused on thursday to reflect plane tragedy in ukraine the latest deadly army shelling of the eastern city of lugansk has gone largely unnoticed just sixty kilometers from where the malaysian boeing came down these are all the images from the streets of lugansk shortly after an artillery attack that resulted in the death of at least sixteen people including three women dozens more wounded local officials say sixty people now being killed in the city in the ongoing crackdown with more details he has on. one of the major developments is that the airport of the guns has been taken

what's happening guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so it's pretty clear at this point the age of privacy has gone the way of the dodo bird but at least there's one area where people still feel secure with their doctors when i can kiss that notion goodbye as well so a new report from bloomberg business week outlines a questionable new practice being employed by carolina's health care system a health care provider that operates over nine hundred medical centers across north and south carolina turns out the hospital chain is actually mine mean a credit card information of two million patients in order to predict one that will get sick and get this the providers even using patient purchase information to have doctor. preemptively intervene in their lives now carolina's health care is defending the practice by saying this type of data collection allows doctors to get a fuller picture of their patients there by decree seen readmittance rates but conspicuously the company won't disclose the provider of the data now thankfully the affordable care act outlaws the use of persona

guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so earlier this month i reported that a system in iraq seized over fifty american made artillery weapons from the iraqi army would cost half a million dollars each and with this disaster out of the pentagon's belt you would think it would make sure it doesn't lose any more of its arms in the middle east except a new report by the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction or seeger shows it's done exactly that according to the report the pentagon has lost track of more than forty percent of the firearms it's delivered to afghan security forces that's right of the more than seven hundred thousand arms provided the afghan army a full four hundred seventy four thousand of them have gone missing or have duplicate serial numbers amazing the inability of the pentagon to track these weapons means that some of the arms are probably on the black market already ripe for purchase by militant groups and afghan warlords not only is this development and decade of of what happens when unaccountable weapons exports become par for the course

welcome to break in to set i'm abby martin well earlier this week i guess n.b.c. contributor rula jebreal made waves when she criticized the media's coverage including that of her own network of israel's aggression in gaza in an interview with ronan farrow injured real accused pro israel lobbying groups like a pack for hindering politicians ability to speak honestly on the conflict however she took her critique one step further condemning the amount of air time israeli politicians like netanyahu are given compared to their palestinian counterparts. one is temp is given to the palestinian voice and ninety nine percent of the israeli voice and that's why the public opinion is pro israeli which is the opposite and the rest of the world. within two hours of her statement jabril tweeted that all of her forthcoming t.v. appearances on amazon b c had been cancelled after the network came under fire for cancelling her contract amazon b c's chris hayes invited her on yesterday to challenge her view that journalists have a responsibility to cover the reality of palestinian

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear a new story. and there's a reason they don't want you to know. now let's break the set. speak your language. use programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn into bangles stories. so you hear. the spanish find out more visit i. can back you watching r.t. international now at a tense emergency meeting of the un security council russia's envoy urged others not to assign blame before the results of an investigation report was following proceedings for us in new york. as pressure and accusations are piling up against moscow russian envoy to the united nations vitaly churkin is urging security council members against pointing blame or prejudging an investigation into the tragic plane crash during a somber and yet contentious emergency meeting friday ambassador churkin said there are many unanswered questions such as why did the ukrainian aviation dispatchers send a plane flight into an area of military clashes and where were the anti-aircraft systems working ambassad

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear anyone say that our big story the extra headline same time there's a reason they don't want international airport and the reason that we think. now let's break the set. choose your language. please make it with zero if you're going to. choose the consensus. choose the opinions that you figure a couple. choose to stories to. choose the access to. an hour's drive from the malaysia air waves crash site the ukrainian army has shelled the regional capital of the. republic is also hit new guns the capital of another restive eastern region over a dozen civilians have been killed and many others injured just warn you there are some graphic images coming up in the videos filmed by local residents. again. i. think i. don't know what all the city of donetsk under constant shelling by the ukrainian army remains a stronghold for anti-government activists graham phillips has more on what's going on in the city. i'm here in donetsk outside the city central ministers a building which is firmly in the hands of the pro dinette activists as i

you know with auti international up next abby martin looks at how the u.s. forgets about freedom of speech especially when it comes to israel's war campaigns that's coming up next in breaking the set stay with us. you should know where you're. coming. in fish farms waters today you have the pond to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world. drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore those restrictions. he. really knows what's inside that. welcome the break in to set i'm abby martin well earlier this week and this n.b.c. contributor rula jebreal made waves when she criticized the media's coverage including that of her own network of israel's aggression in gaza in an interview with ronan farrow winter brill accused pro israel lobbying groups like a pack for hindering politicians ability to speak honestly on the conflict however she took her critique one step further condemning the amount of air time israeli politicians like netanyahu are given compared to their palestinian counterparts. one temp is given t

welcome to breaking the set i'm abby martin so a couple months ago i noticed that a wikipedia page someone made for me got taken down although my page was put up later after statement i made became viral the ordeal caused me to realize that the editing process for the online encyclopedia is very selective see an elite group of super admins ruled the narrative by majority consensus or mob opinions are accepted as fact clearly this poses a big problem by shutting down the freedom of information and by giving zero room for discussion or disagreement with the content posted and as the six most visited site in the world with over thirteen billion page views every month with a pedia is clearly a platform that billions of people rely on for their knowledge which is exactly why governments worldwide have honed in on the resource to propagate their agendas take israel for example a country that korea's for its deployment of online trolls according to her rats multiple right wing groups along with a yes a council of settlements have been barred on a course that teaches israelis how to register for c

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here and here in iraq it's that story line same time there's a reason they don't want you to know. now let's break the set. dramas to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world. so picture of today's. from around the globe. look to. i mean i think the afghans are invincible they're too independent minded they love freedom. they don't want to see foreigners in their country and will fight to guerilla war till the end. welcome back you're watching r t international the total number of civilians killed in eastern ukraine that lugansk region as it now reached two hundred fifty in just the past seven weeks that data has been released just now by monitors from the organization for security and cooperation in europe meanwhile anti-government activists have reportedly turned on an air raid warning in guns as they brace for attacks from government plans. is on the russian ukrainian border. two hundred fifty people is the number that was previously given is the total number of civilians dead throughout the entire course of the conflicts i

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story the extra headline same time there's a reason they don't want to do. now let's break the set. lead. with the economic ups and downs in the final. day of the deal sang night and the rest because i think the take it will be every week. the interview. but. i do know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crusted like we've been a hydrogen lying handful of friends dash and the corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once will just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate in a real discussion political issues things you know they're fun are you ready to join the movement then welcome to the big. welcome on point for staying with us

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here not can here in iraq other big story the extra headlines and tom ridge the reason they don't want him to know more. now let's break the set. well for the. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future of coverage. interview. him back to the program ukraine's president has visited sloviansk the scene of the fiercest fighting during kiev's crackdown on anti-government protesters in the east petro poroshenko praised efforts to liberate the city well this is the result. monitoring body says the military fired indiscriminately and locals believe only hiding in basements save their lives. but boy look at the carnage numbers must put us from the most vocal of the photo shoot down where their thumb office before threw it over to you know the commission i did to bring you from somebody out there because of course for one two or three nights there's no shame up to you to see. the next stop for the ukrainian army are two of the largest cities in the east the nats going the gals both have separate artillery