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russia's role in an alleged plot to extract julian assange from the ecuadorian embassy in london artie's me if notion has the story. the crime and the punishment the guardian newspaper gave a misleading pression to readers and was forced to clarify that its article was well something that you might be tempted to call fake news the piece in question published in september last year claimed that russia had a secret christmas plot to smuggle julian assange out of the ecuadorian embassy in london to moscow a tentative plan was devised that would have seen that we kill expounder taken out of ecuador's london embassy in a diplomatic biko and transported to another country one ultimate destination multiple sources have said was russian the involvement of russian officials in hatching what was described as a basic plan raises new questions about a san just ties to the kremlin but they investigate which was led by a high profile panel of academics and journalists and last 13 months found that the authors got carried away with some of their claims the plan in relation to mr sanders ability to be a

certainly a state planned execution but the saudis insist it was the result of a rogue operation artie's came up and has more because the assassination of jamal khashoggi shocked the world and drew massive condemnation a saudi court recently sentenced 5 people to death and 3 more to jail over that killing however if you thought that this ruling would draw a line under the case think again this is what the washington post workers showed you work had to say the complete lack of transparency on the saudi government's refusal to cooperate with the independent investigate says suggests that this was merely a sham trial now immediately after the killing last october many pointed a finger directly at the saudi monarchy among them are u.s. senators austria the netherlands denmark and finland immediately banned the sales of weapons to the saudi monarchy however donald trump immediately ruled out any such ban in the united states and he made no secret about his reasons but as to whether or not we should stop $110000000000.00 from being spent in this country knowing they have 4 of 5 alternatives 2

here's artie's go. they high tech god knows what sticking out of the grounds that earned some people cash and literally shakes other people's homes those other people for years have been teaming up with green activists to win a war against fracking in britain. it's the believable if you can believe. in finally last month came the victory at least for the timing the controversial method of shale gas extraction was banned in the u.k. under the prime minister who once called it glorious news for humanity and now that it seems there is no more need to come out and protest the cabinet office has at last released a secret report on the fracking industry despite these lines on the paper no parts of this report shows appendices is to be released under the freedom of information act so you want to rate something that the activists were trying to get a glance at for almost 2 years there's a little problem here's what it looks like from the 48 pages seen by the guardian 37 are entirely blacked out and only one the

crosstalk in the year that was i'm joined by my guest robert bridge he's an arty website writer we alsoave dimitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor at internet media project and in nicosia we cross alex cross before he is the director and writer for the duran dot com originally cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate all right let me go 1st to alex in nicosia you know alex so much happened this year it seems like the time lines get shorter and shorter and the pace continues at a greater speed here but if i'm taking stock here it seems to me the disconnect between the liberal liberal media in the liberal elites with everybody else because we kind of stretches out you know brags that 2016 that was a one off trump 20068 that was a one off and now it's go to this year the election that's a one off you know it's not this is a trend that's going on here and we're all told no no no no that this is not a trend these are one offs i think that 2019 was the year hey don't you finally get it go ahead alex. yeah i agree with that as

ignored artie's demand then the management of our channel in paris filed a lawsuit in may came the verdict from the court which wasn't in our favor r.t. that appeal the appeal was rejected now there is another appeal pending on what was wrong in that article can you give us some more to tell not while we understand that the magazine is famous for its cartoons yes there were a lot of green cartoons because of the color of our logo and then ways to try and copy some soviet style posters with one of them featuring a topless man writing a bear that's clearly a reference to vladimir putin some may see this as funny others may not but what was definitely not funny is the text after the idea that artie's loved by the yellow vest protesters as i've said came this then you should know them on the head of. the front to frederick to the show band from banning where he chatted with emmanuel told about the yellow vests the criticism he was embarrassed by the very name of the channel russia today a name that makes it clear where its funding comes from the fortnightly magazine signal published by the com

dollars, ittoday's has artie cost more than the u.s.timates that $575 been in the works. signedure's -- nations bills of interest. it is one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in human history. ♪ project areor the astronomical. spending willy, total $1.3 trillion by 2027, and for china's global image on the world stage. >> china would like to make a deal more than i would. >> president donald trump skills back u.s. involvement. xi is positioning himself as a champion of global cooperation and free trade. the project is not without its critics. there are accusations that china is lowering porter countries into debt traps with some countries even downsizing or canceling projects even as new deals are being signed. several countries have had to rethink their involvement after popular backlash or change of government. sri lanka borrowed $8 billion to build a new port, could not repay the loans, and gave a state-owned chinese company a 99 year lease in exchange for debt relief. the port has little business now but provides china a

islam is fighters from around 40 villages but the campaign is causing concern in western capitals as artie's morag ghazi of comments it's been a while since i made headline news it's been everyone but him america selling out its allies and pilfering syrian oil. bullying claims of bias that the u.p.c. w. but no last until now. thousands of syrians forced to abandon their homes and flee for their lives as hundreds of ground and air strikes hit the region of it live overnight something as a part of a new ground offensive by syrian government forces. russian backed government forces up intensified their bombing campaign while of all out i will go to the camps near the turkish border to escape from us and rockets the syrian military has been a bit of a role capturing a slew of villages and towns and media days of course whenever that happens the media and his opponents exploded out of rage same thing every time we want a peaceful resolution we want talks we want. we want we want we want with do with al qaida. it live is ruled by a high at the sharm an offshoot of al qaida h.g.'s feeds on war and

less so than a week left of $2911.00 start taking a look at the outgoing year with polly boyko and artie's online series in case you missed it. as i see why my god to the year that was january got brazil off on the right wing tract when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the far right see all of the elected mr. surprise surprise quite or had the backing of the u.s. and its allies planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things out every weekend demanding that the french president emmanuel build them an economically rosy future instead march saw a brutal acts of terror and take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not broke into a mosque in. lifestream the manager of tens of innocent civilians on face moving into april wiki leaks julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and arrested by british police in was going to be. the world was shocked whe

hook has defended those attacks insisting that they were to terence against a rein in aggression artie's caleb maupin has more. the u.s. state department has defended the decision to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria saying that this was done to deter the influence of iran in the region now 25 people were killed in the raids and dozens were injured one of the things we want to emphasize is that this was a defensive action that was designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq. the mission of restoring deterrence against me and aggression now it's important to point out that the target of these strikes was an iranian backed militia and according to washington the patience of donald trump regarding tehran and its activities in the region is starting to run out what we did was to get a decisive response that makes clear what the president has said for months and months and months which is that we will stand for this long. because the put american men in jeopardy i would add that in our discussion today with the president we discussed with him other options that are a

then you schneiderman the head of out as your image went to artie front to frederick tethers show band from banning where he chatted with emmanuel talked about the yellow vests the only small criticism he was embarrassed by the very name of the channel russia today a name that makes it clear where its funding comes from the fortnightly magazine signal published by the wehrmacht command in occupied countries did the same when it gave column space to cocteau and ferragamo this appearance of normality at one end of the telescope is essential to the success of the propaganda operation. clearly we do remember that february was the time when the yellow vests movement was outed speak and whether the mainstream french audience likes it or not whether the fish bowls like it or not whether their media likes it or not the coverage of the yellow vests was extensive on r t friends but clearly many would say that this is not a reason for charlie of dough to compare our tea friends to something that was really used by nazi germany for their propaganda during the years of war this magazine that was ca

farm exports to china the following 1000 month trade war between the world's 2 largest economies artie's killam up and has more. well rumors have been circulating for the past few days that some kind of deal was in the works to resolve the trade disputes between the usa and china the idea being that the tariffs would be scaled back in exchange for tens of billions of dollars of agricultural products and other things being purchased from the united states and some concessions on china's part now in response to these rumors that we heard the democrats speaking up this was chuck schumer reports say president trump sold out for a temporary unreliable promise from china it's a purchase some soybeans we've heard this song and dance from china before yet again president trump can't be relied on to do the right thing even when his statements were pointing in the right direction now we then heard from donald trump speaking up about how this was simply fake news this is what he said the wall street journal story on the china do is completely wrong especially this statement on tariffs fake news the

it appears moscow will again be blamed for a crime it was not involved in with the story here is artie's maria finished. relations between moscow and bearly now going drastically downhill germany's unexpected decision to expel 2 russian embassy staffers on wednesday has left more scope fuming angela merkel complained russia didn't do enough to have ceased tame the investigation into the murder of a georgia national back in august and now barely says there is real and sufficient indication that russia was behind it i asked russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov for his response in the city is going to. russia and germany have special channels set up to tackle issues such as violations of the law we should use them they said we did not cooperate enough this is groundless some countries today recalled the tragedy of m.h. 17 my dutch counterpart said we didn't do enough then we supplied them with all the necessary information with data from our radars and so on we gave them everything where all the satellite images to us promised nobody answered that we asked them what kind of cooperation t

artie chouest him. we're now going to jump live again to moscow's world trade center where present lot of reporting is holding his annual and a beer q. and a let's listen. over recent times this is ration has deteriorated and we can see this and the way that russia is treated in europe and everywhere else abroad do you think the situation can change for the better especially since we all understand how pointless these sanctions really are and also how strong does this pressure. change how does it affect russia we have discussed it multiple times. and here's what we have there are different assessments. i mean assembly settlement of the consequences. in the case of the e.u. . it's about 50000000000 euro that's the losses. that. we lose. $50000000000.00 for germany it's about $700000000.00 a month. these are the losses they're huge. and it's not just the money which jobs. markets are lost they're shut out of the russian market. we just have other companies from other countries who come into our markets we

the very same paper published the story apparently based on the leak of the very same documents as artie's mccarran comment. it's crunch time ahead of the u.k.'s general election meaning it's now or never to smear anyone and everyone in red in other words link them to russia this week it's mostly comrade jeremy corbett as we can see from this headline bounce off the corp and produced a leaked cache of documents part of which he says reveals how pm boris johnson put the n.h.s. up for sale during trade talks with the us q damage control from mr prime minister the n.h.s. is not for sale and under no circumstances will this government any conservative government do anything to put the n.h.s. up for negotiation in trade talks or problems and if you know that those documents represent meetings that took place between a british minister and officials in the usa i think it's time they gave us the shorts that they will not sell off our n.h.s. that they will not sell off our public services as part of a trade deal with the us and i just garage sales aside it's the least dossier that's grabbing atten

in front of a massive audience holding up black cards for 5 years i've been using this nice little arty logo a bit further on to the president's left his press secretary usually he is the one who chooses who goes next but sometimes mr putin picks someone out himself and these are the kind of moments we always watch out for if you let them do is complain of their ice or a woman holding a sign that says by by ok go for it turn the heat up. oh my god sorry with age comes eyesight issues to distribute these are just translation difficulties i scared everyone my sign today but actually it's has by which means grandfather says so what are the chances of getting picked 29 things press or sets a record a total of 1895 journalists taken part over the last 7 years vladimir putin. at the time to answer an average of 58 questions per q. and a so i've done the math the chances are about 3 percent only 3 percent that you get to ask a question not the best of all odds but. the longest event lasted for 4 hours and 40 minutes and usually it's never less than 3 several hours of constantly jumping on your

and a journalist for artie's a video agency ruptly. detained under the u.k.'s terrorism. coverage. in. just after 6 in the evening here in moscow this thursday december the 5th to wherever you're tuning in from this come to moscow to r.t. international our top story. by its biggest strike in years this thursday with workers protesting primarily against pension reform plans the country's transport systems have been brought to a standstill and schools and hospitals are closed hundreds of rallies are taking place nationwide. is among the crowds in paris and joins us live now from the french capital charlotte tell us why so many are protesting and what is the picture there like evening approaches. well people are protesting because they're unhappy with the idea of changes to the pension system here in france quite frankly the idea of the french government of the month at the moment under president mccone is to change the 42 different systems to bring them into one universal system which the government says will be fairer more equal but those on strike to say see you know it won't be fa

german diplomats it comes in response to a similar move by berlin all amid a spat over a murder probe artie's down the quarter picks up the story for us. the russian foreign minister has given the diplomats and question 7 days to leave the country in a tit for tat response to the german government's decision when they themselves decided to expel 2 russian diplomats the german in boston has received a note of protest over the ground was decision to explode to russian diplomats from berlin as a mere response to german diplomats must leave russia within the next 7 days now it was just last week that the german government made this decision to expel 2 russian diplomats for the cut from the country and the official report said that russia was not being active enough in cooperating within vesta geisha into the murder of a georgian national named still in can congress feeley now the german prosecutors even say that russia moscow may have ordered the murder itself but russia denies these claims and even warned that there would be a mere response the federal foreign office today declared to employees

were held accountable to some extent so i think that there is also a sense that the the the south artie's autonomy and with mama believed in some and so and he's not going to be a teacher of international human rights lawyer toby cadman speaking to us thank you very much. thank you now syrian government forces backed by russia and other allies are pushing to retake the it live region the last major bit of rebel held territory in syria and home to 3000000 people tens of thousands are fleeing the violence they are heading towards turkey turkish president and head out of one series they could eventually enter turkey which is already home to nearly $3700000.00 syrians the largest refugee population in the world at one has warned there will be consequences for europe if that happens. the desperate search for people buried in the rubble left by another bombing in syria as strikes by russian and syrian forces continued throughout the weekend. they're aiming for al qaeda linked militants while they hit here was a busy market. we were here when the missiles hit and we have nothing to do with this

lines in combat but the artillery is firing her having a concussive injury to your brain that has artie shown the same kind of changes that we have seen in professional football players so this is not to be taken lightly by any stretch of the imagination. and my time as secretary having a chance to walk through the streets of skid row, shelters and new hampshire's yesterday and san antonio meeting with veterans who are facing a lot of hardships and it really is a terrible situation. fortunately we are making great strides. our recent 2019. in time homeless data shows 800 more homeless veterans were housed between 2018 and 2019 continuing a nationwide decline to reduce almost a 50 percent decline of homeless veterans over the last decade and this accelerated over the last couple of years and this progress has prompted 78 communities in 33 states to declare an end to veteran homelessness in our country connecticut virginia and delaware have also declared an end to veteran homelessness which means more veterans are off the street with a place to call home. much of this can be contributed t

ththe main opposition partitiese chp andhe people'e's democraticc ,arty, the pro-kurdish party they have both come out and said they would oppose turkish military intervention in libya. more imporortantly, i think t te man and womaman in the street would oppose this as well. getet awayrdoganan will wiwith sending milititary advdvs --suppoport the tripo forces militatary trainers s and perhas some artillery units. would beecombat t troops risky, bececause as sosoonurkish soldiers come back from libya in coffins i think the turkish people would be very much opposed to what is going on. yena: jasper mortimer reporting for us from ankara. voting is underway for members of israel's conservative likud party. the prime minister, ben yahoo!, hopes to keep his seat and take his party to the next general election. facing him is his rival, gideon saar. he has talked about netanyahu's failure to form a government, the third national vote in a year. netanyahu is largely expected to win, despite being indicted on multiple corruption charges. the conservative prime minister remains popular with likud v

the sour schemes of australians lead to beaches to escape the wildfires sweeping the country but artie's all struggling to keep the fire storms out today as the flames claimed 2 more lives and hundreds of planes and students to future rage but despite the massive inside no sydney welcomes in the new year with a spectacular fireworks display more than a 1000000 people came to watch. also coming out protesters in iraq chanting death to america.

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we've artie jumped ahead to the middle of the day tomorrow.has not started raining, that is a good-looking storm but hasn't started raining on the bay area and they really won't until we get to the late hours of saturday night. that is at 7:30. maybe a couple of drops of rain and far north and west sonoma county. 9:00, most of us still haven't seen anything, but by midnight we are now starting to get into the leading edge of the sink and then, we will take that into the early morning hours. everybody is getting rained on. the late morning, it is starting to clear out. there might be a few spotty showers and that's at 11 a.m. on there. second half of sunday maybe a few stray showers. but the bulk of the rain that comes down and was mostlesn ud saturday night into early sunday. by the time we wake up on sunday morning look at how much rain we have had it into the gauges. maybe as much as a half an inch to three quarters of an inch. if you take a look down to the south bay, these are good numbers for one storm that comes through overnight, but it

and a journalist for artie's a video agency ruptly is searched and detained under the u.k.'s terrorism as he attempted to cover a nation's 70 about diversity summit in the.

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with less than a week left of 2019 love start taking a log of the outgoing year with polly boyko and artie's online series in case you missed. as i see why mine is guide to the year that was january got brazil off on the right wing tracked when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the far right see. surprise surprise why don't have the backing of the u.s. and its allies the planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things up every weekend demanding that the french president to. build them an economically rosy future instead march toward a brutal acts of terror take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not break into a mosque and find. life streamed the manager of tens of innocent civilians on face moving into april wiki leaks said it said julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and the west by british police in was going to be. fiction the world wa

announced that france has this standoff with the unions that the gov that is in using in the meantime artie's. time to time and just see the bait to scare away. thank you. and since we've got our dancing shoes on it seems that this particular form of also helping one teacher and gonna get his students to study harder his story as hear on r.t. on friday behave a little teaser. you know. what . i would love to does because it makes me happy this is a story from going on about people who just love to. my name is. i'm not on social media mr jackson. i'm joined. by leaking a little quote i'm a trainee teacher. in russia. a true friend of course. he wants to bring guns into every classroom in the world. and. i know. with britain yet to free itself from the european union on the bricks a process dragging on some have decided to take matters into their own hands and split from brussels themselves at least in the grocery aisles. most emotions to see if these taste any better for brussels broach. this problems have the right to their own identity they are from yorkshire so there . i'm self identifying

investigate the suspected chemical attack and accuse the syrian government of carrying it out here's artie's mcgahee of. i don't know about the 3 little piglets but the u.p.c. w is having its house blown right down from the inside the 1st whistle blower they dismissed the 2nd they sort of excuse themselves and now in what is an absolute bomb shell the most qualified inspector the fact finding mission report does not reflect the views of all the team members that deployed to duma and i found that i was being excluded from the work for reasons not made clear. allegedly the only team member who went to syria and it was allowed to co-write the syria report was the team paramedic of the chemical inspectors were allowed to pitch in i attempted to submit my report to the fact finding mission team leaders starting from the 15th of february 29th seen after noting continued reluctance from the fact finding mission to receive my reports i deposited the reports in the documents reduce your archive for collection on the 27th of february 2900 and advised all relevant persons of this shouldn't have bothere

bring us the very latest from berlin artie's since. it has been a rocky start for some u.s. presidential election campaigns with several runners already stumbling up the 1st hurdle and dropping out but it seems the. character from a star wars spin off could be quite a successful account of it through its name into the 2020 presidential race let's break that up done according to a recent poll baby yoga is trending all 2020 democratic hopefuls on social media including front runners joe biden and bernie sanders but that's not going to stop those to the many others still up for consideration striving to be called the perfect candidate right does the of house the story. in this imperfect world of ours the hooli grail is finding something perfect it is of course impossible but goodness do they really try every 4 years in america elections the eternal search for the perfect candidate a smallish chink in there who we are than that our armor is enough to sink him or her and i really mean the smallest chink for example pete booted judge currently ranked 4th in the democrat candidate

allegations after issuing its own technical investigation response well i'm joined in the studio by artie's matina caution for more on this media tell us about moscow's objections and indeed their own pro. well you know law school has indeed conducted an investigation and here are the details a group of russian technical experts have conducted their own investigation and rejected claims that moscow manipulated athletes test results in its laborious database they claim that moscow has transferred all the information required to wada and never tampered with the results of the probe now it turned out that the database could have been altered by those who had admin access to the system and according to the experts those people would be the program developer and his team who actually back in 2015 fled to the united staes right as the doping scandal aska latest russian experts say that they were the ones who tempered because they had admin rights. russian experts have found that the developer of the limbs at the mosque mr me get you off and his colleague mr so believes ski had administrative acce

surprise that different countries have rushed to strike oil deals and made his tripoli offensive here's artie's my guest here. 8 years ago in a matter of a few months nato bombs transformed libya from one of the richest states in africa to a playground for warlords the world's biggest slave market the capital of human trafficking having messed things up beyond repair and all recognition the intervention team withdrew 8 years later it's round to. turkey recently upset almost everyone in the mediterranean when it carved out a good portion of the sea between itself and libya a huge area rich in oil and gas and by libya i mean the un backed government of national accord one of the governments fighting for control of the country in return for the g.n.a.s. signature turkey promised them support meaning guns lots of guns there are. 2 key will not to move from the agreement it is reached with libya we are will aware of the intensification of infos to overthrew the legitimate libyan government if necessary we will increase the military size of our support and take advantage of all. hands of opportunitie

than a week at left of 200-1000 let's start taking a look at the outgoing year with polly boy go and artie's online series in case you missed it. as i see why am i the year that was january brazil also on the right wing tract when this guy nationalist. naro was sworn in as president of south america's largest nation a hostile takeover was launched at the start of 2019 in venezuela when this guy one guy go challenge the authority of the elected mr. surprise surprise why don't have the backing of the u.s. and its allies planned benevolent regime change didn't work out in cities across france the yellow vest movement continue to bash things out every weekend demanding that the french president emmanuel build them an economically rosy future instead march toward a brutal acts of terror and take place in new zealand when a psycho right wing not broke into a mosque in. lifestream the manager of tens of innocent civilians on face moving into april wiki leaks julian assange toft out of london's ecuadorian embassy and arrested by british police in was going to be. all evictions the world was shocked