now, we did leave people behind, as artie. -- pointed out. we left them behind.an pow camps by the russians, and they put them in slave labor caps, and the truman, the roosevelt and truman administration did not do anything about it, because we had espionage agents in the u.s. government by the name of harry hopkins and, of course, there were others. we wanted to have good relationships with the russians, and we let 23,005 hundred americans parish in slave camps. ,500 americans parish in slave camps. the deep state was then as now. we left americans in north korea and in chinese and russian slave labor camps. was tryingdeep state to create a different environment, and they sacrificed our men, and the american public never knew these two facts. koreas we get closer to and talk about what we left there, operation homecoming, which we all remember so well, from february 1970 three until april 4, 19 73, the north vietnamese returned 591 p.o.w.'s. many of us know them today. 12% of thely remaining p.o.w.'s in north vietnam and laos, and now, there are 5000 that we sti

in the ecuadorian embassy in london and in belmarsh prison where he's now currently incarcerated arties going underground spoke to needles melzer the full interview airs on saturday july 5th consequences clearly she will not be able to access medical care for several years the much more seriously is. illusory leap of faith by the extremely hostile and increasingly arbitrary she has the looks the street for several years so she really really shows all the solutions that are typical for a person that has been exposed. live in a program that was artie's daniela hawkins from paris down bring us up to speed on what else the u.n. expert had to say on the songes treatment and indeed one of those claims based on did he say. well milt meltzer is the united nations special operator on torture as a former red cross official human rights expert he's worked for about 20 years with victims of violence and political persecution he's now joined a chorus of concern regarding the case of julian assad submitting a report to the u.k. government as well as to swedish american ecuadorian all. authorities cla

artie moller has given almost everything for his country. richard was our captain.s hard, very hard. very hard. sad. and when we come into dc on the memorial day weekend and you come over the bridge, it brings tea rs come over the bridge, it brings tears to our eyes. artie is one of thousands of men and women who come to washington every year, but rising costs a nd to washington every year, but rising costs and issues with the local police mean that this is the end of an era. # america... a painful moment for everyone involved. it's emotional. it sparks memories in your mind that you've tried to forget, that we've tried to forget forget, that we've tried to forget for 50 years. and... forget, that we've tried to forget for50 years. and... so forget, that we've tried to forget for 50 years. and... so it's a hard time. rolling thunder, named after a bombing campaign against the north vietnamese, began as a protest to highlight veterans who were missing in action. more than 80,000 of them. most from the second world war, but there are at least 1600 vietnam vetera n was

for men like artie, the struggle goes on, and this is his message to his fellow bikers.tion we passed and a lot of veterans and troops and their families that we've helped through the years. although the ride on washington is coming to an end, from next year, smaller events will take place across the country. veterans will still be honoured. the thunder will keep on rolling. tim allman, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @regedahmadbbc. for some, it's been a sunny start to the bank holiday weekend. we saw a high of 25 celsius in london on saturday afternoon. this is herne bay, in kent, around about the same time. for others, a very different story. cloudy, outbreaks of rain across parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland, and many of us will see some rain over the next few days. it'll be turning cool and breezier, as well, but also some spells of sunshine. but the rain and the strengthening breeze comes courtesy of an atlantic front working its way eastwards, likely to stall through much of the weekend across the far north of scotland. it's certa

official are coming into criticism for those comments artie's done will hawkins told me how deep the controversy could run. reports on the remarks by the un special experts on torture has brought the media's attention but they've also drawn quite a stir online from officials in the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt for one trading tweets with united nations special operator about the extent of his involvement in the legal battle surrounding julian a son's. this is wrong assigns chose to hide in the embassy and was always free to leave and face justice the un special rapporteur should allow british courts to make their judgments without his interference or inflammatory accusations. with all due respect sir mr sons was about as free to leave was someone sitting in the rubber boat in the shark pool as detailed in my formal letter to you so far you get caught some not shown the impartiality into objects to the required by the rule of law by this thread despite what some of the controversy mr saunders case has drawn from all sides which we all follow t's human rights organizations and th

we have artie seen the first signs of it today, or felted.re. clear skies elsewhere. that's going to allow the subject to fall away, close to freezing and places, so a light frost not out of the question to the north and west. a chilly start, maybe some early moaning sunshine. it's not expected to last. this brisk wind driving some showers. some of those further in the end as well. further west, a notable breeze but not quite as strong. here, fewer showers. tem ptress strong. here, fewer showers. temptress perhaps a bit warmer. on the east coast, vector and the strength of the wind, it will continue to feel quite cold. it looks as of the will be a good deal of dry, if not cloudy weather around, on sunday. a good deal brighterfor monday. we ask, what drives this news to silence? join us at 7:45pm. this is bbc news, the headlines at 7pm: voters send a clear message to westminster, as the conservatives and labour lose hundreds of seats in the local elections. some of them we re the local elections. some of them were local factors, and some where

founder in london's belmarsh prison where he's currently incarcerated reportedly extremely unwell artie's going underground spoke to niles meltzer and the full interview airs this saturday. julie says that physical consequences clearly from not being able to access medical care for several years the much more serious aspect is how does the mentally ill the most easily affected by the extremely hostile and increasingly arbitrary environment she has the expose street for several years so here he really shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed. psychological torture and with the u.n. official there coming into criticism for his comments artie's daniel hawkins looks at how deep the controversy could run. reports on the remarks by the un special experts on torture has brought the media's attention but they've also drawn quite a stir online from officials in the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt for one trading tweets with united nations special operator about the extent of his involvement in the legal battle surrounding julian a son's. this is wrong assigns c

ladies and gentlemen, it is my ther to introduce to you rolling thunder incorporated, sergeant artieler. [cheers & applause] sgt. muller: thank you, and welcome to rolling thunder 32! [cheers & applause] they say we don't count no more, but i would say veterans.e million thank you, as god bless all of you for being there. welcome home to all of our veterans around here, men and women. a special welcome home to my vietnam sisters and brothers that served in vietnam. welcomeuld like to say home to iraq and afghanistan veterans. they have a rough one over there. welcome all brothers and sisters. we have been coming here for 32 to straighten out a few things, when we first came down here, and our bikes came down, we also came down on a bus. some of us marched, some of us rode bikes. within a few years, we change that, and we dropped the march, and we decided we are only going to do bikes. more power to have the motorcycles here, to let the why we are nknow here, to wake them up! through the years some of we have gotten a lot of legislation passed, and some of the legislation is because o

certainly will ok thanks peter that was artie's peter all of a there for us in berkeley. now the pentagon is said to have developed a secret weapon a missile with spinning blades nicknamed the ninja bomb is intended to reduce civilian casualties in drone strikes it's designed to be more accurate than explosives. as more. drone warfare has long been part of the u.s. government's war on terror and it's gotten ugly on more than one occasion. killing people by these drones basically sitting on a screen and eliminating people. dehumanizing them treating them. as if you know the from some other planet not giving them a basic right of proving their innocence i mean it it violates norms of justice on top of that it's all classified so leaking the methodology behind what human rights groups have called a method for extrajudicial executions can get you in a lot of trouble for daniel hale an n.s.a. officer and now suspected whistleblower that could mean up to 15 years in jail that echoes chelsea manning say she's just recently been released from jail for refusing to testify before a

threats coming from forces controlled by wrong earlier we discussed the alleged iranian threat with artie's daniel. seems now though that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's an order that relates to all non-emergency personnel now why the sudden panic well this security alert mentions no specific threats or reasons u.s. officials have of course previously referred to what they described as substantial threats to personnel relating to your brain activity in the region in particular their iranian proxies in both iraq and syria it's unclear though as to what exactly these threats are all indeed why the threat level has jumped now what is quite clear is that the u.s. does want to show it's taking things seriously and that there is a clear and present danger from iran or its proxies to americans in the region we'll see what happens 9 with iran if they do anything it will be a very bad mistake if they do anything i'm hearing l

vladimir putin this is according to the kremlin spokesman who says it could happen in the next few weeks artie's medina caution over has more on a possible step towards forward in the u.s. russia relations. i'm eating between the russian president and the u.s. secretary of state a mike pompeo may happen as early as this month in may washington's top diplomat plans to meet with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and the resort city of saatchi and now the kremlin says a parallel meeting with the president could take place there too now this will be pumped first visit to russia as the u.s. secretary of state lavrov did however just to meet with him at the arctic summit in finland sound that the meeting showed that the two countries are still struggling to find common ground on a range of issues not only on one as well but the use of the arctic as well concerned about russia's claim over the international waters of the northern sea route including its newly announced plans to connected with china's maritime silk road. in the northern sea route moscow already illegally demands other nations r

led coalition in syria and iraq appears to have refuted the idea i mean heightened threat level artie's keep partridge has more. the does seem to be rather a difference of opinion a breakdown in communication between the u.s. military central command and the coalition's 2nd in command over the threat posed by iran though there's been no increased threat from iranian backed forces in iraq in syria we're aware of their presence clearly. and we monitor them along with a whole range of others because that's the environment we're in we're british major general chris cake of the coalition's deputy commander for strategy and information seems to refute the trumpet ministrations claim iran is mobilizing groups in iraq and syria to attack american forces with his comments also seem to contradict the claim terrine is an escalating threat to u.s. national security adviser john bolton has long promoted action against iran but the british general says there's little to fear there are a range of threats to american and coalition forces in iraq or syria we most of them all about forces is clearly one

artie's quarter them you for bringing us that report. from. israel and palestinian militant group hamas has reportedly called a truce after two days of intense cross border exchanges including bombing raids by telling me of the latest reports put the number of those killed in gaza at twenty seven among them children four people were also killed in israel. you can see the impact of the windows from the explosion that took place from outside the body that was flung as a result of the explosion. palestinian militants began their missile but bombardment from the gaza strip on saturday morning several residential areas were hit mostly in the south of israel the israeli air force targeted multiple multiple sites in gaza in retaliatory strikes artie's paul slayer has the latest. we have heard an announcement from the israeli army that it is lifting all restrictions for residents of the south of israel who live within a forty kilometer radius of gaza now this does confirm that the truce that was brokered at around four fifteen monday morning is holdin

rolling thunder founder and executive director artie muller explains how and why it all started back in 1984 and i want to i mean i got some information and i looked at it read it and they've said you know all these vets were left behind after all past wars and i have just well as yet to be the hero governments often do that or that's what everybody believe they're for war to get over government government government well that is true and that's where i started to get in there i have made a life there is a school and i want it and. so if they're all out yeah it was true. decided to do a demonstration of washington d.c. and the 1st one we did was with an $88.00. i'm just telling cain was eating on in. some of the guys wanted to drop out of the and i said well i'm not going to give up on it i never give up on anything in my life so much to give up on that and i just felt it was worth to issue to expose the truth and let everybody know that our government over. all those ben and women included nowadays. if they served their country they would capture them that they should do what they'r

covering it for us one of the rescue team down there i guess year will see a bit later this year artie's launch a special project to talking of the memories as a vote is called letters of victory we asked the descendants of world war two veterans to read to us letters so personal that was sent home from the front line by their relatives the clip you about see next features a man from crimea whose great grandfather fought in the war. president reagan it was sawyer quaintly even martian actually going to. even to me a skinny guy davis but a deal of national routinely the bus money said miss the video it said but as no it embodied the response to president putin doing there was ok so i'm. going right it's cementing you see which was over the shoulder when it's just you so sort of it all. stood there what he meant to sell these selby's and british to questioning it you know what i did there's a handle subsides to here with the noise be sympathetic on the trivial cause or unison management give the rest to you assume establish this edition of empty of people shoot at every mosque and they pro

government putting their lives at risk his artie's kind of more and more. now there are new federal criminal charges being filed against julian assad in addition to the initial charge of conspiracy to commit computer and true we now have seventeen new counts including the one thousand nine hundred seventeen aspi and. at this point there is a total of eighteen criminal charges against julian a songe each of the new charges carries up to ten years in prison the a total amount of time julian assad could spend behind bars if convicted to be one hundred seventy five years this is some of what is the in the indictment a federal grand jury returned an eighteen count superseding indictment today charging julian p. saunders forty seven the founder of wiki leaks with offenses that relate to a songes alleged role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states the superseding indictment alleges that a songe was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army in unlawfully obtaining a disclosin

is yet to respond to your quest for comment here's artie's it was done. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w reports was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in do more in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. the 16 newly revealed pages challenges the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling and impacting the floor at lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which it was found. observations of the scene of the 2 locations suggest that there is a higher probability that both cylinders were money placed at those $2.00 locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engineering teams account as well structured it includes pictures from the side of the incident blueprints and images of the test cases studied to deliver their verdict it's unlikely the project tile fell from above which would in that case mean

boom bust program you can check out the full version of that on our website artie dot com. well the trade war dispute between the u.s. and china left many businesses in a state of confusion and uncertainty and i expected beneficiary emerges be at naam companies operating in china have been subject to increased tax on exports to the u.s. so businesses are making a smart decision to move manufacturing and production over to it badly thought their neighbor but how much of it has to do with tariffs for companies both chinese and foreign in china they looking always for the cheapest labor they diggin long before the tariffs to look around elsewhere in asia particularly for example in the where the wages were and still are considerably cheaper now they have a 2nd incentive not only will they make more profits by cheap wages in vietnam but the united states has not yet put tower of sand vietnam these goods so that they don't have that problem either every company and every country in the world is watching the aggressive economic nationalism make it risky to do business with an ame

rolling thunder founder and executive director artie muller explains how and why it all started back in 1984 and i want to i mean you know i got some information and i looked at it right it said well all the rest all of the idea after all past war. and i just can't you know there's got to be the government stuff and. that's what everybody believe they're for war to get all their government government government well that is true and that's what i started to get and i have been a libraries and schools and i went and. checked it all out and yeah it was true. we decided to do a demonstration of washington d.c. and the 1st one we did was in $88.00. and shackling kane was 89 and. some of the guys wanted to drop out of the and i said well i'm not going to give up on it i never give up on anything my life so much to give up on that and i just felt it was work to issue to expose the truth and let everybody know that our government over all those ben and women included nowadays. if they served their country and they were capture them they should do what they're supposed to do and get them bac

artie's killer martin live in new york thanks very much for the updates on the it's ok we now return to our top story the wiki leaks founder julian assange being sentenced in britain to fifty weeks in prison for skipping below in twenty well i'm very pleased to say we can bring in naomi called the director of the courage fund ation which raises legal defense for whistleblowers thanks for holding on the line there naomi some supporters say the sentence is excessive why do you think the judge saw fit to near the maximum punishment. well i think it was quite clear actually from that first hearing julian had after being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy on the eleventh of april the u.k. judicial system was preparing to sort of throw the book at him for this bail offense for. going into the embassy in the first place i think they've taken it as sort of like sticking two fingers up at the so i think it was almost a foregone conclusion that he would get almost a year it was support it was a surprise that it was actually sort of given to the crown court instead of the magistrate's court

this cliff a soft emergency hospital where several of the cross survivors are receiving treatment artie's quarter reports from there. behind me is the hospital where two survivors are being treated in critical condition in another location the pilot copilot and a stewardess are being treated for shock as well as poisoning now in total thirty seven out of seventy eight crew and passengers survived this crash but many with serious psychological as well as physical injuries now russia's health minister says that friends and family should also seek help as many of them are most likely in a state of utter shock those not to. see and it's not just the victims that need psychological assistance but their relatives too including for example the wife of a man in critical condition being cared for at the institute all of them are in a state of shock they can't process what's happened now across social media people have released videos of passengers fleeing the burning. jet crew members quickly carried out the evacuation plan and you can see how chaotic the situation was in these videos there were a

here in russia that readying to commemorate the end of the second world war with a massive display artie's but you have caught up in close and personal during the rehearsals for the birthday. your life is good you this is the final wrap this right of the parade. you're going to cite all the hundred military vehicles gathered here that personnel carrier has multiple rocket launchers even nuclear weapons we've been invited for a ride and hopes were high would be get the team fourteen. tag ride in the infantry vehicle with the typhoon knew they said you would get the record translated as sea shells i mean it's it's cognitive. if you like stuff with small guns then loki shape said. i just can't help shake the feeling that there is cooler stuff here. and we went. roadsides and traffic lights down and that is good as it was as the puppets to it. all fun and games are such these practice. is incredibly poor there is no room to mess up. that is important to date it is it to be about showing. past that's a. nice day is about. these day is about. the standpoint everything has to be perfect. objectiv

tomorrow as well kate kate thanks for now i'd bring this right up to date on the court kate partridge artie's london correspondent. all right moving on for not calling for a final phase venice will a self declared interim president one going to go is calling for another day of government protests this wednesday after initiating a so-called military uprising in the country's capital the opposition leader has the full support of america once again with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o even suggesting venezuelan president nicolas maduro was ready to flee the country but was stopped by russia literally nicolas maduro getting prepared to go on this airplane and head out of the country before a stop stop really at the direction of the russians he was ready to leave this morning as we understand the russians indicated he should stay he says during his the plane ready to go to cuba. and the russians took him off the plane i'm forbidden to leave the country. please be serious. venezuelans foreign ministry has branding pump a statement as fake news russian responded as well saying washington h

network we've heard a lot but out on the energy as well arty's maria financial joins us live from the german capital with the details could this syria what has come do we know of the meetings with america's top diplomat what are we learning. haiyan and well it's not quite clear whether china dominate. at the talks between the u.s. secretary of state and his german counterpart here in berlin and later with german chancellor but what is clear definitely entirely preoccupied. and he take minutes in front of the cameras america's top diplomat has come here to believe and made towards as you just mentioned many call a trade war between the u.s. and china and just weeks off to america china's giant who are way world's largest telecommunications equipment producer world's 2nd largest smartphone maker or the trade black least huge company very controversial decision explaining it by national security concerns accusing the company of trying to steal intellectual property and spy on the american government among other things all these despite the fact that hallway the company had repeatedly den

legal moves against hale saying that charging whistleblowers under the espionage act must and his artie's it. well he's thirty one years old his name is daniel hale and he's a former u.s. intelligence official and member of the national security agency and apparently he is facing up to fifty years in prison for leaking classified government information he was arrested in nashville tennessee now the indictment against him says that he revealed information to an unnamed reporter the name of that reporter is not disclosed in the indictment but that he gave that information over to this reporter who then published it in their book and that this material was related to u.s. anti terrorism activities and warfare strategy now at this point many people are looking over the info in the indictment and seem to believe that it all winds up with information that was given to the intercept which is an online publication and to jeremy scahill now that is not being confirmed at this point the intercept is not confirming that but some people some people are seeming to speculate that that's the case let's

prevailed but it has become highly politicized we want it to return to the way it was originally artie's and what i got to have has more on the latest revelations and how they change the picture of what happened in duma last year. this alleged leaked documents came from the u.b.c. w. it was it was one of the documents of fact finding little investigations that was entirely emitted from the report and this document portrays a very different version of events and make no mistake judging by how in depth and detail that was the authors the experts scientists behind this they looked at everything even simulated the physical properties of the canisters themselves the concrete roofs the rebars the steel supports and they simulated under different conditions how the canisters could have penetrated the roofs and ended up where they allegedly did end up and they came up with a lot of questions a lot of questions an inconsistency for example in one location which they apparently visited they found that the impact crater in the canister simply don't match and they think they allege that the impact c

artie's done a quarter takes a closer look at what it all means for the whistleblower. the stakes are now much higher for imprisoned wiki leaks founder julian assange on 17 new charges by a notoriously anti whistleblower court and potentially up to 175 years in prison this new batch of accusations falls under the espionage act used to convict spies and detractors during the 1st world war the indictments legal ease of have taining and disclosure of sensitive government information which often just means exposing government wrongdoings is lighting a fire under a stablish when american journalists since after all they're doing it to this is to put it bluntly wrong unconstitutional and downright tyrannical this is a pretty aggressive new move by the justice department a big deal here for a 1st amendment advocates the government is now trying to assert this brand new right to criminally prosecute people for publishing secret stuff and newspapers and magazines and investigative journalists and all sorts of different entities publish secret stuff all the time that is the bread

who've been occupying the building since president nicholas majoris diplomats were expelled last month artie's michel greenstein is that with the latest. downside of the venezuelan embassy in georgetown washington d.c. now as you can see and here behind me the secret service have now entered the building as of this morning the federal authorities posted a notice on the front door saying that anyone inside the embassy was trespassing and that they recognize the u.s. government record. the government of the mr one why don't our opposition leader from venezuela as the president so they posted the trespassing notice and recognize the opposition leader as the president like they've been doing and the opposition's ambassadors of so-called ambassador said that anyone who refuses to comply with this order would be arrested now according to the embassy protection collective via their post on social media from earlier today they are all out of this and busy as of today and just for background basically the u.s. state department on april 24th said that anyone who is representing the government of nicolas

artie has given almost everything for his country. richard hader was our captain.. when we come into dc on memorial day weekend and you come over that bridge, it brings tears to our eyes. artie is one of thousands of men and women who come to washington every year, but rising costs and issues with the local police mean this is the end ofan era. # america... a painful moment for everyone involved. it's emotional. sparks memories in your mind that you've tried to forget, that we've tried to forget for 50 years. and, so, it's a hard thing. rolling thunder, named after a bombing campaign against the north vietnamese, began as a protest to highlight veterans who were missing in action, more than 80,000 of them. most from the second world war, but there are at least 1600 vietnam vets who are still unaccounted for. for men like artie, the struggle goes on, and this is his message to his fellow bikers. be proud to have been part of this. we've got 32 years of history and a lot of legislation we've passed and a lot of veterans and their families that we've helped through th

it is my honor to introduce and bring forward the founder of rolling thunder incorporated, sergeant artieler. [cheers & applause] sgt. muller: thank you, and welcome to rolling thunder 32! [cheers & applause] sgt. muller: they say we don't count no more, but i think we have one million veterans and supporters today if you look at the parking lot and here. thank you and god bless all of you for being there. welcome home to all of our veterans that are out here, men and women. a special welcome home to my vietnam sisters and brothers that served in vietnam. and i would like to say welcome home to iraq and afghanistan veterans. they have a rough one over there. welcome home, brothers and sisters. we have been coming here for 32 years, and to straighten out a few things, when we first came down here, some bikes came down, we also came down on a bus. some of us marched, some of us rode bikes. within a few years, we changed that and we dropped the march and we decided we are only going to do bikes. because it was a weak point, and it showed more power to have the motorcycles here, to let the go

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there was an entire political .arty that was anti-democrat there were catholics and irish, call the know nothing party. we've seen mccarthyism. we've seen the anti-semitic rants of father compline. we've seen people rise to power based on pitting americans against each other. the biggest weakness has always been more people getting involved. king said it so eloquently. it is not the bad words of the bad people, it's a silence and inaction of the good people. the care for divisiveness and life, it's love, its unity. we need leaders who can inspire that again. i think we're going to win this election, i really do. we're going to have more people engaged and motivated. in the same way we just took back the house of representatives, going to take that more ground because americans realize the gardens of democracy always have weeds of hate and bigotry in them. we need to pull those weeds and let the goodness flourish. thank you, everybody. [applause] >> i want to know how we can stop mcconnell. >> i would like to record a message to your son saying thank you. what is his name? alan your mom i

you want to say, "well, it may be too arty. this is too much. this is overdoing it. too subtle." now what do you do? we have to go in tighter maybe. and so i'm aware of that. it's a constant battle. (narrator) william wyler is established in the hollywood pantheon. his style was elegant and unassuming, with the perfect relationship between actor, decor, camera. (martin scorsese) wyler had a solid image. it was up there on the screen, it was unshakable. it wasn't diffused, it wasn't, "oh, i think i'll take a medium shot from the side." when he chose that camera angle it was the only angle. that kind of breaks the monotony. he devised with greg toland, the deep focal length lens, how everybody was in focus in wide shots. we always think of the audience. i remember michael powell said, "i never think of the audience." i would say that, too, "i never think of the audience." what he meant was that we can't think of, "what is the audience going to think?" we know that a certain angle, a certain camera move, a certain line of dialogue, a certain cut is going to ... we think

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commitments it has undertaken this country commands are not respected the question of very considerate will artie's rick sanchez discussed iran's vowed to restart its nuclear program with mohammad marandi of the university of toronto who helped negotiate the iran nuclear deal. even insiders here in washington with think tanks representing organizations like the carnegie endowment are now saying the troubled ministration is being quote deliberately provocative but we ask the question tonight is iran acting in a manner deserving of u.s. and israeli condemnation or are both countries simply trying to provoke busy the iranians into a war much like our invasion of iraq some are criticizing the 1st question why is president rouhani threatening to restart the iranian your rating and richmond program. well i think it's pretty obvious the iranians negotiated the nuclear deal after many years of negotiations and the iranians made. significant concessions they were flexible in order to show the international community that its nuclear program never was anything but peaceful and that iran contrary to what we h

after a nato intervention in 1909 and does not recognize its 2008 that the ration of independence artie's quarter spoke to me earlier by jews they flare up. tensions with serbia suddenly spiked earlier today after kosovo special police was deployed into a serb majority busy region of northern kosovo now serbian president alexander has put the military on high alert he's saying that 23 people were arrested mostly serbs and bosniaks while kosovo authorities are saying that number is at 30 serbia's deputy director of the office of kosovo says that this was this raid was actually an act of intimidation against serbs a day's action you know where there are. very dangerous section of. another provocation unfortunately one of the many in the long line of acts similar to this the only one and the mean. that is to frighten serbs living in the north of course the way into exile but the cost of a prime minister. didn't deny says that it was part of an anti smuggling an anti organized crime operation in the area kosovo further urged ethnic serbs in the the area to support the police claiming that thi

artis christopher has brought the plight of refugees to venice with the boat that became a grave for 800 refugees in 25th as they tried to cross into europe now a memorial to the dead. and destruction also featuring the work of new zealand artist dane smith who's created a computer printing lists of things that have vanished from the world fulminations closed radio stations extinct animals lost languages failed banks and dead religions israel has brought a field hospital and immersive experience where visitors focus on films about is radio key patient child disappearances and the story of abuse then entering a soundproof box they're encouraged to scream. to other countries where we. are works of. the world. one of while the crisis is a reoccurring theme of this there is still room for. joy and playfulness like this piece called a new life. a welcome distraction in interesting times al-jazeera. is forced now. thank you very much for the french open drawing of a close. first claim 3 years. in the quarter finals of the madrid open. the 20 time grand slam winner took the 1st set against

you're watching artie still comfy this hour the pentagon reportedly has a new weapon called the ninja bomb which uses blades rather than explosives to kill will have a closer look just after the break. i am. i am. what holds if you suddenly. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when one of the 1st punch. or some want to. get it right to be 1st this is what the forecast for the morning can be. 1st of all. there should. be now the pentagon has reportedly developed a secret weapon a modification of the how. to take out targets while minimizing civilian casualties deployed by drone it's been nicknamed the ninja ball because it kills using blades rather than explosives but reports. drone warfare has long been part of the u.s. government's war on terror and it's gotten ugly on more than one occasion. killing people by these drones basically sitting on a screen and eliminating people. dehumanizing them. as if you know from some other planet not giving them a basic right of proving their innocence i mean it it violates norms of justice on top of that it's all classifi