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a well known corruption anti corruption blocker for example one of his videos on former president dmitry needy of millions are paid to aren't you tube and he is organized and he government as well which works i've been intended here in russia by thousands of people now of course his work makes him a frequent target as well been arrested. several times dozens of times you've had a greeting contract been thrown at you and the bastard actually aamer exactly a year ago when he was in prison for calling for an on off law you have a variation on this he was also a policeman there he had kind of a horrible skin reaction and was hospitalized. but in this case i think much worse. will continue to follow the story as it develops and reporting for us from moscow thank you emily. it's now come to harris has accepted the democratic party's nomination for vice president of the us the senator from california became the 1st woman of color on a major party ticket democrats are hoping that alongside presidential nominee joe biden harris will galvanize voters to unseat donald trump harris said trump's pres

cases in which of the russian government was accused of poisoning opponents political analyst to dmitri bobbitt claims however that the poisoning rumors don't stand up to scrutiny scrutiny course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia personally or to speculate if it could be done by russian government agents without which inseparable with fortunes approval is just safe to make it has a chance against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of our the exodus both in the story or. in the story or. rallies and counter protests terms who have to bellow 13th day in the wake of this month's disputed election through friday large crowds gathered

to past cases in which the russian government was accused of poisoning opponents political analyst dmitri babich claims however that the poisoning allegations don't stand up to scrutiny. course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia putin personally or to speculate if it could be done by russian government agents without which inseparable with putin's approach is just safe to make it against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of our the exodus both in the story or. and or in the story or. rallies encounter protests have swelled to belarus for a 13th day in the wake of this month's disputed election throughout friday large crowds gathered

cases were cited when the russian government was accused of poisoning people now political analyst dmitri bobbitt claims that the poisoning rumors don't stand up to scrutiny. course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia putin personally i want to speculate if it could be done that by russian government agents without which inseparable with putin's approval is just safe to make it has a chance against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of our the exodus borth in the story all of us. and all in the story all over. lebanon is facing a threat of famine the deadly blast earlier this month destroyed a grain silo storing most of the country's

need to be transported to germany for medical treatment and we did hear from kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov who said that they would allow despite the border closures from the corona virus pandemic foreign of all need to be transported broad for treatment still the western media is already jumping to conclusions about the situation let's hear what they are they've been saying about it. the most outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin has been rushed to a siberian hospital doesn't seem too early to set asking is the kremlin involved it's all true and if so asking that there is no criminality towers following the steam is clearly put saying. the government's there saying this would not have been possible without hussein's approval. 30. 66 like. we believe. you are 6. now as of now the hospital staff has been saying that condition has definitely improved since yesterday but he's still too unstable to be transported anywhere abroad for treatment so this is definitely a developing story and we'll bring our viewers the latest details as they become available you know because r

now that's despite the fact that the kremlin spokes person dmitri past called has already said that the government would be willing to allow in of all need to be transported abroad for treatment despite the fact that the country's borders are still closed due to the coronavirus pandemic so because of that it seems without that much evidence it's strange to be pointing the finger. many thanks donald cool to covering the story for us the. united states has formally requested a so-called snow pack of united nations sanctions against iran secretary of state met with the u.n. security council president on thursday to make that request a lot more pain and explains so at this point we've got the united states essentially demanding that the united nations reimpose its crippling sanctions economic warfare against the islamic republic of iran this is mike pompei o laying out the demand just a few minutes ago i delivered letters to both the un secretary-general to tears and to the president of the security council. notify them that the united states is initiating the restoration of virtually all u

cases that were cited when the russian government was accused of poisoning people political analyst dmitri bobbitt claims that the poisoning rumors don't stand up to scrutiny. course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia putin personally or to speculate if it could be done by a russian government agents without which inseparable with putin's approach is just safe to make it has a chance against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of are the exodus both in the story or. and or in the story or. lebanon is facing a threat of famine the deadly blast earlier this month destroyed grain silo storing most of the country's weak supplies and badly

noise claims that opposition activists alexina valley has been poisoned the presidential spokesman dmitri said no substance has been identified and a number of different medical theories haven't yet been ruled out this comes after the german clinic now treating the russian activist said it had found a toxin in his system. we cannot take seriously the accusations that russian authorities ordered in the valley to be poisoned these are accusations which combine no means be true and are likely what i would describe as info noise my german colleague was quick to point to poisoning but he should have mentioned the possibility of a 2nd 3rd 4th version to all those possibilities which our doctors were looking at you can't single out one version at this point to me to be fair scoff went on to say that the findings of the clinic. were grounds on their own just started a criminal investigation that's very much a difference of opinion and we've heard from the high representative for foreign affairs your sober elf who's called on moscow to try and get to the bottom with a clear and full investigation

were lucky that it might appear to be reporting to me now the kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov already commented on the situation he said the government would be willing to allow him of all need to go and seek treatment abroad despite the fact that the borders are still closed because of the coronavirus pandemic but he also noted that the final decision would come down to the doctors who are currently treating him should the decision is entirely medically it's likely that there are some bureaucratic formalities that i'm not aware of but there are no obstacles in principle it depends on the heads up to who is responsible for the patient's health let's not forget that just last year another so-called suspected poisoning took place in a volley was hospitalized with a swollen face he said he had never had an allergic reaction before he said that perhaps he was poisoned even his personal doctor said he may have come in contact with some sort of toxic substance but what was it at the end just an allergic reaction so this could indeed also be a similar story to that one as we just heard docto

noise claims that opposition activists alexina valmy had been poisoned the presidential spokesperson dmitri peskov said that no substance of been identified and a number of different medical theories haven't been ruled out he comes after the german clinic that's now treating the russian activist said it had found a toxin in his system. we cannot take seriously the accusations that russian authorities ordered me to be poisoned these are accusations which combine no means be true and are likely what i would describe as info noise my german colleague was quick to point to poisoning but he should have mentioned the possibility of a 2nd 3rd 4th version to all those possibilities which are doctors we're looking at you can't single out one version at this point in a valley was airlifted to berlin on saturday he's still in a coma but his condition is stable peter oliver has more details from outside the medical facility. called dimitri pearce golf went on to say that the findings of the clinic. weren't grounds on their own just started a criminal investigation that's very much a difference of opini

yet dmitri peskov went on to say that the findings of the shah to take a medical facility behind me were grounds on their own for more inching a criminal investigation into what happened to alexina valmy. if the divergence is identified if he's determined that it was an intentional act of poisoning then of course that would give grounds for an investigation no doubt so for there are also many other medical versions as to what could have caused have on this condition. well a you representative for foreign affairs a representative of foreign affairs i beg your pardon your sample al thinks differently he called on russia to launch a full investigation into what happened to alexei khan's news was released on monday from a shot at a hospital here in berlin that they had found a toxic substance during tests on alexei navalny. the clinical findings indicate intoxication by a substance from the group of active substances called mr ray's inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area of the nervous system cannot be ruled out at this point in t

of past cases in which the russian government was accused of poisoning opponents political analyst dmitri babich claims that however that the poisoning allegations don't stand up to scrutiny. course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a boy's inning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia putin personally or to speculate if it could be done by russian government agents without which inseparable with putin's approach is just safe to make it against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role of our the exodus both in the story or. in the story or. rallies and counter protests have swept to belarus for a 13th day in the wake of this month's disputed election friday large crowds gathered in suppor

revealing any details about its research when i'm pleased to say that we can discuss the issue now with dmitri have he's the head of the russian sovereign wealth fund that is investing in the vaccine research here in russia and you're very welcome thanks for your time this evening how significant is this announcement that russia has registered this vaccine for people at home just explain in practical terms what does this mean. well i think it's very the story can be very important to you because as you know books on the russians are people as a wall a very by your tools a virus a very tired of the restrictions a very tired towards the refused to come homage to those of fags one of the contras approved in which we believe this very state very active read all sorts of. people now have to hope to raise your normal life up to civics and they should believe it can be done in the next 67 months most people want to be affectionate that russia can be vaccinated on this. and these next 6 to 7 months are very important because it's mass testing as i understand it it's not clear we know this vaccine is s

now this is all despite the fact that the kremlin spokes person dmitri past called has already commented on the situation he said that the government would be willing to allow him of all need to go abroad for treatment despite the fact that the country's borders are still closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic so it definitely seems like a bit early for this kind of finger pointing in the western media because the very latest on that story on tuesday will call to that thank you. moving on now to germany france the u.k. russia and china they've all rejected the u.s. request to re-impose sanctions on iran the so-called snapback sanctions can be triggered as part of the nuclear deal but only by signatories illiberal picks up the story so at this point we've got the united states essentially demanding that the united nations reimpose its crippling sanctions economic warfare against the islamic republic of iran this is mike pompei o laying out the demand just a few minutes ago i delivered letters to both the un secretary-general to tears and to the president of the security council. n

troops and its spokesperson dmitri peskov said that people should be listening to the u.s. president in this regard because it is actually the into the intelligence community in the united states is accountable to him but also said that it was regrettable that a once respected international media outlet is now publishing completely. you know publishing absolute hoaxes and as far from iran we've yet to hear their statement on this but as long as this story continues to go on verified really all it all it seems like all it really does is to serve to make iran and russia out to be the bad guys in the eyes of the western public. as indeed it ever was same storm cool to with the of the many things. we spoke to investigative journalist david lindorff who says the allegations against the rand russia all questionable. russia and iran have both been demonized for some time by both the media and particularly in the case or ran by the trumpet ministration you know when the media came out with this what clearly appears to have been a bogus claim about russian intelligence paying these

of figures connected to the kremlin's in this case friends of former prime minister and president dmitri medvedev activist be out there for zillow says the vaal news reported symptoms remind him of his own poisoning he blames the secret police. you lose your coordination your sense of smell and sight and you can't walk and then you end up in the intensive care ward in a serious condition that's very similar to what happened to me 2 years ago but there's less and. there's a lot was treated in berlin's sherry to a hospital the clinic is now waiting to treat no volumnia if he's permitted to travel there. let's get the latest on the story now do correspondent emily share when a standing by for us hi emily so 1st we hear that not only is being flown out of the country then doctors say that he cannot be moved and now they're ruling out poisoning tell us more about what's been happening. well we've heard a lot of kind of contradictory statements from the doctors since yesterday and even today the head doctor of the hospital initially said that it would take up to 2 days to get a final diagnosis

angle americal and the rest of the german government are concerned we've also heard from moscow with dmitry peskov the kremlin spokesperson saying that moscow is also very interested in finding out what happened to alexina file me but he did also in this statement warning against jumping to conclusions we repeat that we're also interested in finding what's happened to the victim numerous analyses by our doctors have been no help in detecting the substance that causes current state we're not aware of the german medics found a substance numerous wordings about poisoning that are widely used now we treat them with patients but do not agree with such a version at the current stage 1st we should find the poisonous substance as for the statements of discontent they should come officially and not from the mass media. well also coming out of russia we've heard from the hospital in that 1st trait alexina valmy they had previously offered to share all of their information with the shot at a hospital here in berlin which is currently treating him they've now asked the hospital here to share with them

start isn't it in really good snow that russia's got here with his 1st registered vaccine professor dmitri could issue skolkovo instead you decide some technology in moscow working up sorry of folks are going to lovely to hear this news and have a good day so thank you. thank you karen. there's been a further night a disturbance his umbrella roasts in the wake of president lucas shanker claiming another landslide election when the results being disputed by the opposition and the sing sporadic skirmishes on the streets and riot police deployed that unrest has now turned deadly to one protester confirmed killed overnight becoming the 1st casualty of a crisis that's unlikely to fade anytime soon. i . just take in the people that are doing i think you. have swallowed us here years ago i've come out of it but i want to leave in a free and a peaceful country you. welcome was the hallmarks of this mass that is going on can you take i don't understand what hold. is the worst civil unrest by the rossa seen since the country emerged from a soviet union in the 30 years ago some protesters are also so

transit to come train so this is of course a serious diplomatic sticking point between the 2 countries dmitri peskov president putin's spokesperson earlier had said that he had hopes that the people would soon be released but given this latest development that doesn't seem likely and there's really no telling how badly this will impact the 2 usual allies relations. let's head to the u.s. because president trump says federal law enforcement will remain in portland oregon until order is restored it comes just hours off to threaten to replace them with national guard troops of fire that stretches into the weekend and the protest plagued city. friday night for less unrest and previously thought demonstrations against the deployment of minute tris federal agents that continued the trumpet ministration had started returning some offices in line with the credit cards on the top price has been put on hold professor jerry sussman all for to stay in hostels as the president's utang could well be a re-election campaign boy. president room is giving mixed messages this is very much. part of his repertoir

of figures connected to the kremlin's in this case friends of former prime minister and president dmitri medvedev activist be out there for zillow says not all news reported symptoms remind him of his own poisoning he blames the secret police. you lose your coordination your sense of smell and sight and you can't walk and then you end up in the intensive care ward in a serious condition that's very similar to what happened to me 2 years ago and then . there's a lot it was treated in berlin's sherry tay hospital the clinic is now waiting to treat know volumnia if he's permitted to travel there. let's go right to moscow our correspondent emily sherwin a standing by for us there hi emily is there any update on of all these health status. well we've heard a statement from the head doctor of the cost but where nobody is being treated and he said that the working diagnosis of the doctors there at the moment is that not only has. met about metabolic disease so essentially problems with his digestion and that the fact that he fell unconscious was caused by low blood sugar just or reminder that h

those claims are dismissed by the kremlin president vladimir putin's spokesperson dmitri peskov said they wished alexian of on the well in the delays in getting him transported here to germany it being down to the concerns of the doctors and at the kremlin that helped to rush through documentation to allow him to make the journey here elsewhere we understand the chancellor angela merkel will be visiting the hospital just behind me where we're expecting alexina family to arrive the european union has also said that they want to see a full investigation into what happened to him there is much anticipation that his time here at the shot at a hospital in berlin will lead to more 'd answers as to what befell him on that flight in a case that is becoming increasingly politicized with the latest for us there live from berlin peta all of our. we've spoken to political analysts to meet you babiche he claims that the poisoning allegations don't stand up to scrutiny course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a boy's inning. i am at a loss who would be interested

that we also spoke to political analyst dmitri babich about this story he claims the poisoning allegations don't stand up to scrutiny. course his supporters will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a loss who would be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their western media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions unanswered and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia personally i want to speculate if it could be done by russian government agents without which inseparable with potence approval is just safe to make it was a chance against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly or all of our the exodus both in the story or. in the story or. the russian opposition leader. says that she won't run the game for president the government agrees to a rerun of the disputed election the outcome of which led to 2 weeks of political unrest in the 1st

investigation into what happened to alexina bunny we've also heard from moscow with the kremlin spokesperson dmitri peskov saying that moscow wants to find out what happened as well but mr peskov was also very keen to stress this conclusions shouldn't be jumped to we repeat that we're also interested in finding what's happened to the victim numerous analyses by our doctors have been no help in detecting the substance that causes current state we're not aware of the german medics found a substance numerous wordings about poisoning that a widely used now we treat them with patients but do not agree with such a version at the current stage 1st we should find the poisonous substance as for the statements of discontent they should come officially and not from the mass media. well the hospital in that 1st red alexei in the valley and had offered to share all of their information with the shot at a hospital here in berlin has now called on the hospital here in germany to do likewise to share the details of the test results they have with their russian counterparts to try and determine exactly what the tox

suggesting that it had some sort of involvement in a vulnerable bad health but the kremlin spokesperson dmitri peskov already gave his comments on the situation he said that the government would be willing to allow in of all need to go abroad for treatment even though the country's borders are actually still closed because of the corona virus pandemic but he also said that the final decision comes comes down to what the doctors there say. sure the decision is entirely medical it's likely that there are some bureaucratic formalities that i'm not aware of but there are no obstacles in principle it depends on the heads up to who is responsible for the patient's health. let's not forget that just last year another similar suspected poisoning of the volley took place of all new was hospitalized for swelling in his face he said that he had never had an allergic reaction before he suggested perhaps he was poisoned and even his doctor said he could have come in contact with the toxic substance but in the end what was it was actually just an allergic reaction so this kind of finger pointing by the main

well dmitri prescott went on to say that the findings of the clinic here in berlin were not grounds on their own for the launching of a criminal investigation into what happened to election of army. if the divergence is identified it was determined that it was an intentional act of poisoning then of course it would give grounds for an investigation no doubt so for there are also many other medical versions as to what could have caused of on this condition. to representative 1st foreign affairs your super all think burrell effect upon things differently though he's called on the russian authorities to investigate thoroughly and transparently the incident that led to mr me ending up in the hospital in lynne well monday shot to take the clinic just behind me released information to the press in which they said that they found traces of a toxic substance in the system of alexei navalny. the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of active substances called clooney mr ray's inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially

we're going to have a key interview as carol dmitry off has told cnbc nations that are skeptical of the vaccine will not be provided with the drug. this after the country's health minister said allegations sputnik v is unsafe. speaking to "squawk box," dmitryov said this was not unexpected. >> it's a great promise. it's a great opportunity and some of the u.s. media, some of the u.s. people are wagging information warfare on russian vaccine. it was very interesting for us to see all of this we keep on saying very clear things that this vaccine has been six years in development. this platform has been proven. all of the information will be published. we specifically created sputnik vaccine website and we are attacked by comments that, frankly, do not go into the science of the vaccine, do not go into the facts about the vaccine. we were not expecting anything else we are not trying to convince the u.s. i think our point is to the world, we have this technology it can be available in your country in november, december. people who want to take it and study it more we will provide that info

we go to dmitri alperovitch, the former technology officer of crowdstrike, a cyber technology company. i want to ask you, since you watch this closely, what is the area of concern for you in election 2020? >> well, my biggest i cyber security expert is, of course, the hackability. i can tell you from my experience, voting is the hardest thing to secure when it comes to cyber security. it is literally the hardest problem out there. and the only way to do it safely is by paper. whether it be by mail-in ballots or the paper ballot that you can mark up. those of the safest ways. the other way is to drop it off, something that is not getting a lot of attention, that we can have dropoff boxes on the curb side, where people can drff themai rity expystt s that paper route that the president has raised saying it greatly concerns him. he says the biggest risk wein ballots, universal mail-in ballots. he claimed foreign entities could interfere. he rattled off russia, china, iran, north korea, with mail-in ballots. what do you make of that statement? >> well, paper cannot be hacked. however, ther

crusader whose most famous video exposed mansions, yachts, and land that he said t belongprime minister dmitry medvedev. >> ( translated ): medvedev can eal so much and so openly because putin does the same, but on a greater scale.'s thinhealthft. >> schifrin: he's inspired some of the largest protests in modern russian history, and targeting.rom government a possible previous poisoning attempt, and arrests that blocked him from runningor he's been doused wh milk byem krn allies who beat up his staff, and an assailant sprayed him with green dye and chemicals. >> ( translated ): even if i look like this, does that mean thate will accept money that's been yachts?nd used to buy i don't think so. >> schifrin: in russia, the pst itical assassinations and attempts is long. in 2006, crusadingussian journalist anna politkovskaya was murdered. litvinenko, a former k.g.b. agent who accused putin of ordering politkovskaya's death, was killed in london radioactive tea. in 2018, former double agent sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned in the u.k. they survived. and the most infamous recent example

some action from ‘the mountain race‘ in russia, you‘re forgiven if you‘ve never heard of it, but dmitryinish line of the 111 km race in record time, but it wasn‘t enough for him. he then kept his head down to push for another 29km setting the fastest known time for running around mount elbrus which is europe‘s highest peak. in total, it took him just over 16 hours. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that is your wednesday sport briefing. the top ten highest earning actors in the world took home just over one half a billion dollars combined last year, according to the latest figures from forbes. the streaming giant netflix was responsible for a lot of that money, paying over a quarter of those wages to film stars as paul hawkins reports. dwayne ‘the rock‘ johnson, officially the highest—paid actor in the world last year, according to forbes magazine, no wonder he looks so happy! in the last 12 months tojune he pocketed $88 million, a quarter of that was from netflix, just over $23 million fo

. >> i would read from a report in ,loomberg that dmitry peskov who was the press secretary for saysrican soldiers on the american continent, the calm or in er ite, he said -- calm is in europe. that does not sound to me like they think this increases the threat to russia. host: that is a member of the senate foreign relations committee to secretary of state mike pompeo the full hearing is available on our website. the headline from the new york times, the u.s. will cut 12,000 from forces in germany. good morning. your view on this? caller: i am for keeping the troops in germany for two reasons. one is because trump wants to pull them out and i do not trust him at all. secondly, he has a history of stabbing allies in the back. just ask the kurds. my ballot in yesterday. i can track it online. you folks were so worried about fraud in mail-in ballots, you are all wet. host: gabriel from durham, north carolina. caller: good morning. sticky situation, but i believe multiple people have put their finger on it in terms of the relationships between russia and germany. what is the relationsh