more than seven hundred fifty personnel by september two diplomatic properties have also been seized artie's only suit is that one of them and has the impact more on the impact of these new measures. i me is the summerhouse that the u.s. diplomatic mission must be kate by today as part of russia's counter sanctions against washington as you can see right here the property has been locked and sealed as of today and this comes just one day after the u.s. diplomatic staff claim that they were denied access to the summer house right here and according to sources from the russian foreign ministry they say that's because the trucks sent by the u.s. embassy did not request for permits in a fancy which is something that's required to enter a conservation area such as this and the russian deputy foreign minister today he said that nobody is trying to stop them from collecting their personal belongings here in this group for side retreat and up before this property it was sealed unlocked we did see about five or six u.s. diplomatic trucks large sized trucks leaving the area leaving the property to col

through quote trusted channels artie's peter all over has more. documents containing the names of one hundred seventy three potential isis terrorists have been found amongst the ruins of the iraqi city of mosul following its liberation now these documents include things like photographs they include the names of these people their countries of origin and in some cases particular expertise that they have now the majority of people on this list come from iraq there's also some from tunisia morocco jordan to jacket stan and saudi arabia as well as six names that originate from belgium france the netherlands and right here in germany now american intelligence first received these documents they went through them before passing them on to interpol all around the world the fear is of course that as isis suffers defeat after defeat on the battle grounds of the middle east they may turn their attention more towards carrying out terror attacks elsewhere particularly here in europe another one in germany who's on the list is named only as sammy jay he goes

joins us for the conversation tonight and neo nazi ism sees a resurgent not only in the united states artie's alexy jarosz offkey reports on the spread of this ideology through europe and i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from charlottesville virginia this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight from downtown charlottesville virginia we are just a few short steps away from the scene of the gruesome violence that unfolded over the weekend the city was primed for a clash when a group of all right white supremacy were met by a large group of counter protesters then james alex fields a twenty year old from ohio a white nationalist rammed his car into a group of protesters killing thirty two year old heather higher the president spoke up about the incident soon after condemning what he called hate on both sides earlier today the president revise his message in response to a backlash his words were not strong enough in condemning the violence the president referred to racism as an evil in called out the k.k.k. neo not. sees as criminals and thugs racism is evil and those w

and finally tonight artie's on your part until sat down with pink floyd front man roger waters this week waters spoke on everything politics to the mainstream media to president donald trump. but in fact that is where we're living now where propaganda is more important than fact it's far more a book and is a huge news story about this whole thing about fake news is that people have understood. the truth facts philosophy knowledge is tree education none of these things for him poor in order to retain a position of power you need to be really good propaganda you need to be really good at telling big lies often and loud and the last thing that you will in the mainstream major is anybody shining actual real light on anything so people who are who who actually care about the predicament of the human race or about the future of this small planet or about their fellow human beings and if they're being oppressed to kill durant or any or anything like that it's best to keep them out of the way because they may. interfere with the general narrative the white house is an edifice symbolic of the fun

military aircraft from syria artie's ashley bank says further details tonight. according to the russian defense ministry most of the violations were cases of unselective firing from small arms some of those are registered in areas controlled by the terrorist organization al nusra russian defense ministry put out a statement saying quote within the last twenty four hours the russian party of the russia turkey commission on violations of the joint agreement has registered eighteen cases of firing in provinces of aleppo domiciled to keep the turkish side has registered three cases of ceasefire violations in the provinces of damascus russia and turkey are just two countries involved in trying to deescalate the war in syria the us has also had its share of involvement as well most notably its bombing of the islamic state and the bombing of president bashar al assad's military back in april of this year after was allegedly conducted a chemical attack against its own people many people are unhappy with the us is involvement in the war some citing not only does the us n

and artie's campaign to find relatives of russian speaking children stranded in an iraqi orphanage after their parents travelled to the country to join reveals more heartbreaking story. hello there and thank you for joining as you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international well today's top headlines on the stories that shape the week. well this week instead was spain's deadliest terror attacks in thirteen year vehicles in two separate incidents plowed into pedestrians killing fourteen and injuring one hundred more we're going to show you the immediate aftermath of the van driving into a crowd in barcelona but just a warning the video does contain distressing images. and i saw many people running the covered bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. saw an avalanche of people running in every direction that what i did was total chaos we had no idea what was going on and when i didn't see the plan i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. and the ballroom the people in the floor i saw all of the blood it was. terrible to look like that on the street like

and artie's campaign to find the relatives of russian speaking children stranded in a rocky all for the age of their parents travel to the country to join i still reveals more operator. hello there and thank you for joining us you're watching the week here on r.t. international the day's top headlines on the stories that shape the week. well this week in spain's deadliest terror attacks in thirteen years the vehicles in two separate incidents plowed into pedestrians killing fourteen and injuring one hundred more we're going to show you the immediate aftermath of a van driving into a crowd in barcelona but just a warning the video contains distressing images. and i saw many people running the covered bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. and avalanche of people running in every direction that what i did was total chaos we had no idea what was going on and when i didn't see the man i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. and the ballroom the people in the floor i saw all of the blood it was. very well done on the street like it's crazy it's going to screa

now investigating friday's attempted sort attack near buckingham palace as an act of terrorism has artie's on us to see a check in now know that the mets counterterrorism command are treating this latest friday evening incident which did occur shortly after eight thirty pm friday evening near buckingham palace where three police officers were injured now what we do know in terms of what exactly and ravelled we the police have said that a twenty six year old man from luton has pulled up and pulled up in his car up to a police found with three armed police officers who had approached this car and when they did they discovered that the man was trying to pull out a four foot sword while repeatedly shouting allahu akbar now of course a struggle ensued in which the three police officers who again were on arms they were injured two of them had to be taken to hospital the third one sustained my minor injuries and did need to be hospitalized all of the police officers were discharged quite quickly from hospital and we do know that they were able to and capacity this man with a c. s. spray and the a

how much is artie taken place? are their meetings in the work or do they need to get this done and haven't started much on. they have started. in years past they've been able to move earlier and faster, for example with the renewal act, that was ahead of a similar deadline. this time around there been a lot of other debates going on in the health care field, which is limited congress's ability to focus on chip. all the attention to repealing a flake -- replacing before the care act has made it harder for congress to talk about their children health insurance program. we are approaching a deadline upon us. there have been steps taken. the energy and commerce committee which has jurisdiction in the house had a hearing on chip, the financing committee had a discussion over chip in the senate. they had a hearing scheduled in may but was rescheduled for september. that's great to see that progress in going to regular order and the committee process. there is still a lot that needs to happen by september 30 and very few

victims left behind by jihadi parents russian speaking children stranded in an orphanage in iraq artie's appealing to find their relatives back home. to come this hour the u.s. justice department searches for those who took part in an anti trump rally online there's a social media witch hunt to identify protrude campaign is following last week's charlottesville it's also. the first what is your favorite smiley this man with a small heart and. place it safe with the election countdown taking the german chancellor chats to. delays facing her rivals on national t.v. . can you watching r.t. international it's nice to have your company now this channel is campaigning to help find the relatives of orphaned russian speaking children who have been left stranded in iraq it is understood they were taken there by their radicalized parents who joined islamic state we have been appealing for anyone who might recognize the youngsters shown in our reports to get in touch and it is likely to that we may have found some of the families among the responses we've had that said in the iraqi orphanage it sel

where the driver of them fled on foot artie's cape partridge is in bustling. behind me is when. they have right in the heart of play around with they started to lay a makeshift memorial that's been candles that had been messages one was really really sad to be written which was we remember the innocence that summed up the mood how somber it was and the people laying their tributes there teddy bears believes flowers and candles. nothing like that ever happened to me i hope that they find the perpetrators and everything will be all right i feel incredibly lucky and we do consider that law just continues shopping it's just so nice to be yeah but we just i don't know we'll go back and catch up with a lot of the friends in that decision was just for show and just copley that we did that and we didn't so but now that i'm there are starting to go back to how exactly it was before there is a normality is the was before police have taken away the tapes that was a long silence that we first saw when we first came here and the businesses particularly all the cabin sort of always being here

seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared ok with mop and arty new york. pentagon audit as accusing a british contractor in afghanistan of money waste a recent review has discovered that millions of dollars of taxpayers' money have been spent for very questionable purposes that's quest lied to us to see a terrific amount for more. nice to see this afternoon so where's the money well you know this story is quite fascinating emily in the sense that this is yet another example highlighting some of the inadequacies when it comes to contractors spending by the us in afghanistan now where is the money is a really good question in this particular case and this is something that a top u.s. senator is currently demanding answers to when it comes to a case involving a british contractor who had filed more than fifty eight million dollars in costs to the u.s. government of taxpayer money of course on questionable items and this was revealed by elitist audit however somehow no new questions were asked on this case previously and now of course this is going t

the strand to the story artie's reached out to several human rights organizations. over what has happened there the red cross amnesty international also the united nations refused to comment citing a lack of information on the matter in other news the syrian army stepping up its efforts to break islamic state siege of the city of their resort artie's ruptly video agency obtained exclusive video of the offensive. if. i. work for. i. will. only be seen city of the resort is located in eastern syria and you can see on our map here that it's completely surrounded by terrorist forces the syrian army has been blockaded in a tiny portion of the city for almost three years while small jihadists are refusing to allow civilians to leave. even a bit as isis terrorists raided our house my thirteen year old cousin was staying with us i hid her in a water tank so that the terrorist didn't take her as a slave it was argued that it's not cowardice the situation in there is or is catastrophic terrorist from iraq execute civilians in the streets and leave bodies lying there for up to

government's appetite for working with military contract is he was still thriving as artie's shouting vigor now explains. meet erik prince the founder of blackwater a private military company with a controversial reputation with its legacy you might expect princes career to be over but this cannot be farther from the truth there's no backlash for him no shame the man's gun for hire business is booming what i care about is the taxpayer is that large you wasting food say five billion dollars a year in afghanistan i don't think it's appropriate to pull out completely with all the wars the us is waging abroad times are lucrative for private security firms you'd struggle to find one with an untainted slate dyna corp for example for over a decade the u.s. state department was giving almost seventy percent of its funding for afghanistan to this particular firm this company's record features a sex slavery scandal in bosnia a male prostitution scandal in afghanistan and also there a botched seventy million dollar worth construction project were also means big business first sally port global w

arty we say, that's those -- something else. we describe it very specifically. there is one crucial way in which they are similar, that's a very distinct change. look. at the front of the building, where are these circles with bus in front of them, there are nine of them. they are along the front of the building. 1888e original design in of the facade, these sculptures, the heads are down here, not just a low the glass. -- below the class. 1892, they are up here in front like this. the one in paris -- it's tempting to say hey, this is , who did the casey busts in the middle of the class. did edward pierce gacy, did he decide what his art would be in the different rooms? did he say, that is --a specific type of room? today assign an artist to a room --did they assign an artist to a room? >> they put out an invitation for specific rooms. they said, we will give you a pavilion. the way they organize the arts -- and sent them to major artists. ite've gotok civilian, a pavilion, a pavilion, a pavilion. all right. they said to them, ok. i will give you five grand. the

arty back to you.ed nations playing down these sanctions, president putin talking about areas for common ground. where do efforts to reset the russian relations go from here? >> well, it seems like they're not going anywhere at the moment. it was secretary of state rex tillerson says relationships are as bad as that i have been since the cold war and still getting worse. tillerson will meet with the foreign minister this weekend and will talk about the exchange and a few more other statements. we'll expect a read-out of that meet requesting there's no expectations that meeting will change where the relationships are right now. there was the expectation under president trump there'd be an impruchl when u.s. and russia. and the number of statements we've seen from lawmakers here that expectation is dead. >> alex final word to you, do these sanctions that the u.s. has leveled against north korea, do they undercut u.s. efforts to patricia china to rein in pyongyang? what happens next in that calculus? >> w

editor in chief margarita simonyan said this for the first time in artie's history a person who was working with our channel and hotspots has died i wish courage to colludes family friends and colleagues and everyone who knew and loved him we will do everything we can to help his family in this situation. and that is our news tonight thanks for watching here on our team america we're back tomorrow night. you know what most expedient street looks like a real bitch this would be analyzing the bottom. line with the like you not i got. the. limit so. i'm simone dollars aureole filling in for lindy france listen to boss broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. coming up a constitutional crisis the us law.

thank you but how big a threat is actually posed by north korea artie's gave them up and has been gauging opinion in new york. when exchanges between washington d.c. n.p.r. and becoming even more menacing fear is growing across the united states according to a recent poll as many as two thirds of americans possibly believe that north korea is a serious threat we decided to talk to new yorkers and see if they could pinpoint exactly where this serious threat is coming from if you feeling north korea is a threat to the united states i don't think so my paranoid no but i definitely feel that north korea is a potential definite threat i think north korea is a serious threat to the region but not to the united states not scared of of north korea i'm not scared but i'm scared of who our leaders are in many countries and how they're behaving they're not asleep behaving in the interest of of the people fully is becoming more of a birth votto and any time you're dealing with an a country that's led by your irrational dictator i think you know even you could care for the worst yes pretty threatening

is one economic restriction the us seems rather unwilling to resort to when this diplomatic war as artie's caleb maupin now explains. despite the fact that madeira was democratically elected u.s. leaders call him a dictator we will work with our partners to hold accountable all those responsible for the school leaving violence and ongoing human rights violations as a result of today's sanctions all assets of subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him but one section of venezuela's economy which according to many reports and speculation is not being targeted by sanctions is oil ninety five percent of that as well as export revenue comes from oil resources they sell oil on the international markets and at this point the u.s. treasury does not intend to target the oil sector of venezuela's economy with sanctions when they were asked about venezuela's oil exports this was the response from u.s. officials others may be making some changes in terms of our export of life. or curbing venezuelan oil imports is that still on the table but let me jus

launch the form of fab five satellite from the vandenberg air force base and california artie's bridgette a fantasy has a story from los angeles. around noon local time space x.'s falcon nine rocket launch the foremost sat five earth observation satellite which will be operated by the national space organization of taiwan the satellite was sent into low earth orbit and after separating from the rocket the booster was sent back to land on a drone ship in the pacific ocean for most sat five will operate in a sun synchronous orbit its primary payload is an optical remote sensing instrument which provides two meter resolution images in black and white as well as four meter resolution images in color the satellites a secondary payload is an advanced ionospheric probe this is the first space program taiwan's national space organization has designed and developed and integrated the program's mission is to quote promote space science experiments and research to enhance taiwan's self-reliant space technology capabilities and to continue to serve the users of foremost to the global imagery services

iraq after they were rescued during the battle to liberate the city of mosul from islamic state and artie crew has been to the shelter to visit. yes but. even this this is for the pilot. the leader of the current move caucasoids. has so eloquently put there by some of the kids the children do appear to be unsure of their own names and indeed how will be are it's believed they were taken to iraq by their parents he joined us let me state and i presume did russia iraq and jordan are working to track down other family members some of the children helping the scribing the harling or david's the injured. now. that it seems that the. sallies let. us leave one is still a doughboy dalmiya mom. do. bits of wood known as. i'll go and you'll slip in the service of selecting me was just good good looks and does just look. like to me i mean you have a list. of each. i need to show you it's still. not on that not only. this is not. it only oh we. only have five. commonly there was only. one thing well. he's someone else those deliberative case could just put someone who knew as over the. years those wi

plowed into more than one hundred people along a major pedestrian on a street in the catalan resort artie's kate partridge looks at how the story of the old. eunice cooper who's twenty two and of moroccan origin has been shot dead in the suburb of soviet outs which is about twenty eight miles about forty five kilometers west of barcelona last thursday eunice abuja cooper was one of twelve managed appears in this terrorist cell that police are now saying has been in some ways neutralized in other ways they have been detained but there still is an ongoing investigation looking for any other accomplices they performed what were several incidents over the course of nine hours first driving in a van that went along la rambla right in the heart of barcelona hitting at pedestrians knocking them down we're searching people died and one hundred twenty were injured he then fled on foot is through korea which is the main famous market just awful around and police have been hunting him ever since meanwhile later in the evening there was also an attack in countability which is a coastal town not far fro

security and stability the vice president spoke while touring latin america this week artie's marina porton i reports tonight. the vice president says the u.s. will use all its economic and diplomatic power to see democracy restored in venezuela but latin american leaders even those who have sparred with caracas are urging washington to keep its actions restrained and peaceful vice president pence is in the midst of a weeklong trip to latin america building ties with allies while speaking out against the growing crisis in venezuela during a joint news conference the argentinean president advised against military action in venezuela saying the plan for restoring stability should not include the use of force mr pence says america and its allies agreed the need to keep pressure on the doro through possibly more sanctions however the vice president warned the u.s. will not stand by as venezuela sucks the region into a war tax of instability the united states will continue to bring the full measure of american economic and diplomatic power to bear until democracy is restored in venezuela

airstrike in the isis healthy area and city of raka on sunday artie's more at guys dad has the latest. well just to bring everyone up to speed racket was once considered the capital of isis in syria and for many months now it has been besieged by the u.s. led coalition and its local allies in syria it is be the brutal siege go to a week goes by without reports of not civilian casualties and this last week has been no exception the u.s. led coalition is accused of killing forty civilians in an airstrike and that's a conservative estimate there are more people believed to be still buried under the rubble we contacted the coalition asking them to comment on this matter and they said that they take reports of civilian casualties very seriously in the they were investigates. but you know if confirmed then if their previous responses are anything to go by we'll hear more apologies some regrets condolences and we'll see more right not a lot will change we will remember the horrendous price paid by civilians in mosul during the city's liberation as talk of as many as twenty thousand dead kill

report into saudi arabia's role in funding as lawmakers extremism artie's honest going to has the story. following a series of appeals actually from campaigners m.p.'s and other politicians here in the u.k. nine eleven survivors now become the latest group to see a refusal from the british government to release the full contents of this quite controversial report focusing on extremist funding in the u.k. this was a report that was commissioned back in twenty fifteen and is largely believed to be focused on saudi arabia's activities and now the nine eleven survivors had sent a letter to theresa may demanding answers we respectfully urge you to release the report now finished and finished we'll see you consider victims of state sponsored saudi finance terrorism families in the survivors in the u.k. and all over the world. saudi arabia's complicity is hidden from sunlight the longer terrorism will continue well the british government has long maintained really for months now that diplomatic relations with saudi arabia have nothing to do with this decision to not reveal the contents of the

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical the chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. political chess in the white house is the president rearranging his cabinet the ultimate goal of getting a new attorney general will take a look at that on this edition of politics. well going to politicking on larry king on monday marine general john kelly assumed his new position as white house chief of staff this after he left his cabinet post as secretary of homeland security so the question remains who will the president the point of so let now vacant position as some talk around washington the president may want to move attorney general says.

editor in chief margarita simonyan said this for the first time in artie's history a person who was working with our channel and hotspots has died i wish courage to colludes family friends and colleagues and everyone who knew and loved him we will do everything we can to help his family in this situation. and that is our news tonight thanks for watching here on r t america we're back tomorrow night. your launching our team america special report. this. is one that's. basically everything that you think you know about civil society has broken down. there's always going to be somebody else. up ahead of the game. we should not be the size of the normalising miles. we don't believe people would think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly true situation. all the world. and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are anti america play r.t. america offer much more artsy american personal. in many ways the news landscape is just like the real movie big names good actors bad actors and in the end you could never. so much part company for all the world's a stage all th

america playing artie america offers more artsy america first lead in many ways the news landscape is just like a few real news fake news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear on. so much parking all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. america doesn't torture president barack obama said well possibly it's. bill does but certainly it has psychologists james mitchell and john bruce justin of settle with the american civil liberties union which brought a lawsuit against the two doctors who were contracted for the cia's war on terror utilizing waterboarding extreme temperatures starvation claustrophobia and body slamming those lovely enhanced interrogation techniques per u.s. senate investigation a psychologist program received eighty one million dollars from the government and produced no useful in your money well spent here's artie's on the hill with more on the u.s. a.c.l.u. case and settlement. doctors just and mitchell collaborated with the cia as psychologists to develop methods of torture used at c

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every we can you know want their working. time few million dollars aureole billion for lindsey france you're watching boom box broadcasting around the world from right here in washington d.c. coming right out korea crack down china ban from north korean imports complying with you but it comes with a warning to president trump plus public private partnerships the u.s. expects to use these to prop up america's failing infrastructure will work and bit coin bubble new heights for the cryptocurrency as it breaks through a four it thousand dollar barrier but our government. secretly trying to stifle it stand by al

the halter has once again raised questions about the future of nuclear energy in the united states artie's election year zero shops he reports. the two reactors a summer nuclear plant in south carolina were meant to be a game changer in the u.s. nuclear industry in two thousand and eight westinghouse selection corp subsidiary of the top of a company signed a contract to build to eleven hundred megawatt reactors at the already running station in south carolina to be made operational by twenty nineteen and thus rejuvenating the nuclear power industry blighted by aging plants and low natural gas costs now off the billions of dollars spent the project has been halted in march westinghouse filed for bankruptcy and now one of the utilities companies involved in the construction cooper says through we'd see that at best it would be seventy five percent more expensive than initially planned and would be completed several years late in the view of sands you cooper of the much lauded project has become an economical and it would not want the customers to foot the bill and looking at the numbers it's

authorities have reportedly arrested a suspect and they have no doubts that this was a terrorist attack artie's alexy he joins us live with the details now alexey what do we know at this point well the saloon you know thora he's confirmed just a short while ago that the death toll in this attack which occurred in barcelona today on thursday has reached twelve people are being treated in hospitals across the city four different injuries a large number of those people reportedly according to local outlets have serious wounds and even the cut a lot of stories are saying that the death toll but to. may rise as doctors are fighting for the lives of those people injured seriously in this incident now we do know obviously it's an evolving situation numbers may change but what we know for sure is that this attack happened at five pm local time at one of the busiest streets in spain not just barcelona and this street just called. it's almost three and a half mile long street in barcelona the biggest tourist attraction and at the moment according to eyewitnesses the street was packed with hundreds of peo

artie's hell is a company at least to help orphans stranded in war torn iraq to find their elitism returned home they were taken there by radicalized parents who joined islamic state where paling for family members who might recognize some of these youngsters to get in touch with us if they recognize them and. can tell you the good news is even of the last couple of days some relatives have been found because the flip side is it's still not the end many are still waiting to. see. him on the. steps are just. there. to support small faces to the pictures the girl you saw at the end there will of my shoulder that said grandmother you can see a small shot of anyway there she is. she recognizable man i am after we reported on apply yesterday and got in touch following our appeal and we put trying because got more about the we indian. imagine being a grandmother who strolled in and grandchildren once vanished and never came back home at least you hope they're ok thanks to a couple videos sent from unknown phone numbers i might am pictured here yet you. get it but born in italy yes it was you then

they will artie ring the economy in a bit. there are playing a blender.i, we are getting cpi data from switzerland right now. you can find that with your ego go function, just type switzerland in there. we have a gain year-over-year of 3/10 of 1%, in line with the estimate of month over month loss. and that ist there not what drives this was currency anyway. kind of the other way around. -- where the swissie do you see the swissie? guest: will happen with other safe havens is fascinating topic, debating this with our investors for the past couple weeks. i'm not sure we are playing this aggressively, the we are seeing more and more about the growth in the acceptance among market participants of the steadiness of global growth, the fact that the economy is on its own steam right now does not require a super aggressive policy or greater stimulus it did a few summers ago. we have seen that in the breakdown of coalition of equities, coalition of stockton stock, and below precrisis averages. we think investors are distinction between securities because they are

new york where he was met by crowds of protesters outside trump tower trump accusing him of racism artie's kaleb mop and takes a look at how america's political debate is now all about labeling and warning his report does contain violence in one of the chants most frequently used at the protests is no trump no k.k.k. no fascist usa essentially trump and his supporters are being tarred with the same brush as white supremacy. that there was. a suspect in the horrific charlottesville car ramming was himself a member of the far right but the mayor of this city was very quick to put his blame on the white house and president trump and he wasn't a law he should look in the mirror when he made a choice in his presidential campaign the folks around with to you know go right to the gutter to play on our worst prejudices and i think you are seeing a direct line from what happened here this weekend to those choices trump has made it clear with bannan gorka in the white house and the klan in the streets it is now the white supremacists house. the incitement of hatred to the got us here is that as rino

stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are into america playing artie america offers more artsy american personal m. in many ways the news landscape is just like this you know real moves big names good actors bad actor and in the end you could never know your audience so much parking for all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the worlds of state.

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. there's a real irony going. to let them play i think a responsible place new people and that's always all that's what i think it was it always seemed so close to. the baltimore area now wholesale surveillance you feel you have only a mile or soon to do so since then trump has used to sell us on new day well i always thought the story goes it's garbage real genuine. in today's polarized world no debate is more relevant than freedom of speech as president trump and mainstream media battle over the fine lines between hatred aggression and free speech a simila

authorities have reportedly arrested a suspect and they have no doubts that this was a terrorist attack artie's alexy he joins us live with the details now alexey what do we know at this point well we have a confirmed number of the dead at this moment it's twelve people that something has been confirmed by the catalonian authorities and spanish authorities as well also the number of those injured now treated in hospitals all across barcelona stands at eighty people the large percentage still a large proportion of the of the eighty people reportedly in serious condition so they've got a long enough. g.'s say that the death toll is expected to rise hopefully it won't but it's something that cannot be ruled out so the attack itself happened at five pm local time and well i would say this is probably the busiest street in the whole of spain not just in barcelona all of our viewers who haven't been to that wonderful city know that. is just the place to go for all the tourists and eyewitnesses report that at the time of the attack the street was crammed with hundreds of people the street itself is al

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every we can you know what they're working. as wild and unstable as donald trump seems should we be more worried about the possibility of a president mike pence let's ask its politics panel. will be for tonight's panel are nick jonas media reporter for the daily caller and lani journalist at the intercept and thank you both for being here with us tonight. so according to a blockbuster report in the washington post today u.s. intelligence agencies now believe north korea has successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that it can fit inside its missiles donald trump's response to this news was predic

military action against venezuela several latin american leaders are objecting to the use of force artie's marina porton i reports from miami the vice president says the u.s. will use all its economic and diplomatic power to see democracy restored in venezuela but latin american leaders even those who have sparred with caracas are urging washington to keep its actions restrained and peaceful vice president pence is in the midst of a weeklong trip to latin america building ties with allies while speaking out against the growing crisis in venezuela during a joint news conference the argentinean president advised against military action in venezuela saying the plan for restoring stability should not include the use of force mr pence says america and its allies agreed the need to keep pressure on the door oh through possibly more sanctions however the vice president warned the u.s. will not stand by as venezuela sucks the region into a war tax of instability the united states will continue to bring the full measure of american economic and diplomatic power to bear until democracy is restored a

other than running for the job that he artie has.in terms of the wall and some of the reporting on this. the president believes that this will be a personal embarrassment. and so we know how that's can go down. there is can be a lot of tweaking and rumbling and grumbling about him not getting his money. some these can get canned. he was irritated at him. he eventually turns around and fires him. there is no telling where this could go. this is one bluff that he might actually push to shut down the government. if there is a government shutdown will it result in that. i think there is enough republicans who well peel off against it that they are going to join democrats and we will walk in lock step. they are idiots guess he is a toxic asset right now. but we are going to get gripped with him grouped with him in 2018 no matter what. the campaign controls -- commercials have artie been cut against you. you might as will pass meaningful legislation. i just mean good policy. >> that is why you are seen push back from them. mitch mcconnell

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president what my delegation has artie stated the need to work for this benefit of using tensions on the north korean peninsula, and make every possible effort, to return to the passive dialogue. there is a determination of member states to comply with international obligations and with sanctions imposed by the security council. their humanitarian consequences on the north korean civilian population. and like to reaffirm that earthquake is committed and determined and working towards solutions. >> now the man from china. >> thank you mr. president. using ballistic missile china's opposed to north korea's launching activities. this defies the will of the entire international community. realizes that the denuclearization of the peninsula, and the stability of the peninsula -- and seeking a solution through dialogue and conversation. china has always been firmly opposed to chaos and conflict. all about the fact that -- and adopted of this resolution. they demonstrate the national regardingis united the nuclear issue of the peninsula. there are three major components to this resolution.