after finishing dumas ash to wait until all the vehicles have run the gauntlet the only way down is the way up. since mays just spoke with very briefly on a satellite phone he admitted that it had been tough but said the car was incredible about the team picked the right tires for the race and he ended up having lots of fun and him on and off again six possum on. the victory ceremony the next day is fun as well it's not every day you make history. i was there because the show all the way tags that's so long you know i wait forty five minutes inside the guy before the start and i saw a little stealth coming you know but the few we did the show was if you go. there and it was a case of i was great it was a tricky and i mean there is a good there was a little bit you made social. no risk i just thought she was a resident we expected. and next time i'm driving a fuel cell powered and she'll be hyundai next so. and find i'm a circuit with a mercedes am she see sixty three see you. then. move . move move move. move move. move. move. move move move. move move. move. move move. move move move.

this year's frontrunners romain dumas he's won the hill climb three times but this time these driving an all electric v.w. i like good old number going to turn the ball for me very challenging. because a truck is a spacer in germany but for sure. i speak. completely at the peak that you're not used to decide to do it as a cornell is very very very dangerous so it's a race you have to respect but i like this race at all i always enjoy it would be nice six times at the very very excited. and yeah we are we are ready for it. they who climbs history dates back in one thousand nine hundred sixteen when businessman spencer penrose had a road built on the top of the peak and was looking for a way to garner publish a date for his new hotel there were quickly gained international fame for its rough conditions. and good one of the view from the slopes of pike's peak is stunning but at this altitude the weather can change rapidly sometimes in the space of minutes the climb from two thousand nine hundred metres to four thousand three hundred meters is brutal it's hard to believe there are bench j

first car out of the blocks is the all electric volkswagen i need our peak driven by the favorite duma the five hundred kilowatt power house was developed. especially for this race and has certain advantages over gasoline powered competitors the maximum torque is available the moment the driver hits the accelerator that's crucial when entering and exiting the one hundred fifty six curves and i went promoters aren't affected by the thin mountain air they put out as much power at the summit as they do at the base. but the driver still has to deal with unexpected weather conditions suddenly the fog rolls in and the road is wet in the box the tension rises dumas is here to try to set a record for the race. the checkered flag drops at the summit do masters official time seven minutes and fifty seven point one hundred forty eight seconds that's significantly faster than any vehicle has ever made the trip before. after finishing dumas has to wait until all the vehicles have run the gauntlet the only way down is the way up. maze just spoke with grandma very briefly on a satellite phone he admi

investigative journalist carmen duma tresco as one of the bravest residents of tower mind drug miss home county she was one of the first to take a close look at drug miss wheelings and dealings with tel droom. attorney with the thought that she had on when after i'd thrown something out cars from jail droom would follow me they kept trying to intimidate me. in sticking threatening letters on my door. she lives in alexandria where drug now has his lavish estate built by tel drove around him drachmas neighbors live in abject poverty most of them have to live on pensions of fifty euros a month. the air is rancid in the prefab tenement blocks. comment about trust who reports on the inhuman conditions and tries to figure out why people here voted for drugs in the first place. to. bring them in the last little one time the whole building had no power there wasn't any light. drug no was the only one who came to us and got the electricity back on . he brought food for us to leave you drug drove straight over here personally in his car. one floor up an impoverished neighbor is too ashamed to show

the calculus sakhalin duma resume clearly said this is why britain has to go in and fight and think it is not a regime they says it's to people leave frankly and she's yet to convince us that she has a right to be believed because. almost everything to do with foreign policy has shown to in the end if you take the the the sols pre attack that is on rattling so far east for example the o.p.c. w. report on this which was not reported include in the bar a tree report from its major of a power tree in switzerland which said this this was no no of agent this wasn't know for sure it was something entirely different julian about the wheelchair attack we're told are you sure so it was sold protect but they are connected because it leads then we leads then to the attack on syria. the there is overall a campaign against russia this is a very long campaign it's been going on since the russian revolution but it's intensified in terms of its propaganda in a way i've never known i've never known journalism. to be so distorted in order to sort of this propaganda be the attack on on on dubai was based

dish's suddenly fog rolls in and the road is went in the box the tension rises dumas is here to try to set a record for the race. the checkered flag dropship a summit you masters official time seven minutes and fifty seven point one hundred forty eight seconds that's significantly faster than any vehicle has ever made the trip before after finishing dumas hash to wait until all the vehicles have run the gauntlet the only way down is the way up. since mays just spoke with very briefly on a satellite phone he admitted that it had been tough but said the car was incredible about the team picked the right tires for the race and he ended up having lots of fun and all the spots come on. the victory ceremony the next day is fun as well it's not every day you make history. that was if it goes to show the way dogs that's so long you know i wait for it if i mean it's inside the calm before the style then i sold the style dummy you know what the humidity surely was if you got it but then it was a case of i was great it was a tricky and i mean there was a good there was a little bit you made for s

duma tresco was at the protest and narrowly escaped tear gas grenades. you think it was a few but any normal country would have already had resignations but that doesn't happen here when it when you nobody takes political responsibility no i've lost hope that anyone ever will on the contrary if nothing happens i think romania's government could turn even more authoritarian morally the government is trying to make the protests look more like malicious attempted coups carmen to tresco can hardly believe that they'd even try such a tactic now she's more determined than ever to publish her critical reports from drug in his home district. back on bill ina the now unemployed fisherman nico barstow is heading home. he lives alone his wife and children have left telamon county and their own likely to return they sent him money to live on. but it all i regret i have a voted for his p.t.s.d. policy and i want to do it again and many people in tell him out drag my name on the. one ray of hope left to him is that the protests will continue and lead to change in roma

planning to bomb syria in the near future pretty good will be no second duma where britain violated the international law with respect to water with respect to the statements that there were some kind of using that the syrian government use the chemical weapon and that's why britain together with the united states and france the duma and that wasn't supported by a b. or b. c w and all the parishioner was staged by the white helmets and it was documented and the people who were part of this staging they made a press conference in hog which wasn't reported in the united kingdom but it was well reported in the world all right of the white helmets was on this program told me it is the russian warplanes that are killing civilians to resume says that britain is the second biggest humanitarian aid donor in syria of course some of that money going to the white helmets and of course the way helmets claimed continued russian atrocities throughout this i think this is a very misleading statement first of all it's very interesting that the white helmets only in the areas where the territory was hel

about one thousand nine hundred five when you get this are making some concessions then you have the dumas and i think you were moving towards the rule of law you know you have these stablished and of independent bar you have elected representatives even though these are increasingly manipulated the franchise to get more and more conservative monarchists in the duma but then the soviet union blew that out of the water even in new york adamic mark i think there is. a bit more understanding of the complexities of this country than. we would normally expect from american scholars because some of them do come. with a degree of what the russia is supposed to do and where it's failing i wonder how challenging do you find this balance between. looking at your own country and this country. with an open mind i guess a degree of compassion i don't know that i find it challenging work it's challenging is trying to get other people to listen to and accept your work there are certain narratives. that it's difficult to break out from my work the idea that stalin could have been interested in democracy h

islam was not the only faction in duma at the time there was in the entire region forces from the martyrs of the forces of the what are rising the stomach union of the levant and even then the store front where president. twenty was a very familiar face.

the group was forced to surrender duma to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resident and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition more than eighty two thousand people have went disappearing and by the syrian government more than eighty two thousand people and their families are still waiting the same goes for to hundreds of people who were abducted and went missing on the group there is little hope that prison and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power. beirut india's prime ministers and i asked a new government run health care service the largest such scheme in the world now randall modi says it will cover around half a billion poor people but answer thomas reports from go r.t. there are concerns that there might stretch existing facilities. india's prime minister naren

duma. always black and white or with the legal regime against the all civilian or ask that just enjoy killing civilians stuck in the evil i was. obviously a child which is the ocean of a complicated reality we're not going to take a short break and then my colleague sean thomas will be here with temple of all news updates as always thanks for tuning out. to protect him he said he was up and up and basically. in the fog. yasi will either be disposed to say you or me talking to the still. not something that i am not going to cut out loud get it know i don't listen to you i just love it. and that a lot of it i didn't ask to come out i skid but i'm about the same as art but i was up the money into the magazine of a bag when it comes home along o. i left my home was calm and. just stayed civil and i'll just call them safe so that was a long haul to nothing. all that bunch of me made by. other people more adult films a lot less on the go just. that little part that. i. feel. i've been saying the

these are increasingly manipulated the franchise to get more and more conservative monarchists in the duma but then the soviet union blew that out of the water even in new york adamic work i think there is. a bit more understanding of the complexities of this country that. we would normally expect from american scholars because some of them do come. with a degree of what the russia is supposed to do and where it's failing i wonder how challenging do you find this balance between. looking at your own country and of this country. with an open mind i guess a degree of compassion i don't know that i find it challenging where it gets challenging is trying to get other people to listen to and accept your work there are certain narratives. that it's difficult to break out from my work the idea that stalin could have been interested in democracy has hit a wall with a lot of people you know a lot of comments stalin was a dictator the u.s.s.r. was to challenge scary and it was really a ruse. look at the one nine hundred thirty seven repression and even you know within academia putin is often a joke

our duma always black and white legal regime again we. enjoyed killing. obviously a child which is the ocean accompli we have. concerns have been raised that a large number of child slaves trafficked from vietnam and china could be working on cannabis farms and london it comes as figures disclosed under a freedom of information request show the scale of the illegal drugs cultivation the high number of cannabis farms across london and trafficking of vietnamese children to work in them is extremely worrying potentially thousands of children and young people are being trafficked from vietnam and exploited by ruthless criminal gangs. hundreds of cannabis farms have been discovered in the british capital in recent years and specifically that number is said to be at three hundred fourteen that's one farm every two days from january twenty sixteen until april this year and of course what makes these matters worse is certainly concerns about who it is that's being to work at these farms or factories as they're described we do know that experts from campaign group

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and the budget when some animals here are native to the duma park such as the north african a rare bird that's been the subject of research here. yeah yeah we usually patrols the national park in his car for reasons safety. the park which spans eight thousand hectors is home to a desert head sharks desert monitors is that of an extremely poisonous egyptian cobra famous for its alleged role in cleopatra's suicide. and despite the arid conditions there is also a wide range of vegetation. and it's very fertile it has a rich variety of trees and if the wildlife is suffering from any kind of shortage we can always make up for it. the ranger has been working with the local wildlife for so long that he react instinctively to their needs. i love all the animals here . especially the ones i've helped to rear in the last sixteen years. of. being aggressive. but i still like. they have died out here by the late nineteenth century. but now they're back. when. one threat to the positive developments is the water shortage that occurs in two may in the summer months i thought yeah yeah we and his team

pietschmann though of a former person duma. party which is the left wing party in brazil is was very heart in. the conviction of for corruption. the left was very heart so there is a sense in brazil that people system that is your traditional system is being unfair not in the sense that is. not treating act in a fair way but he's not treating the right to fair way so this is the reasons why we have riots reduce your system is being questioned about being impartial in this moment but luna's nominet registration won't come to anything if it's thrown out by the courts how is the cortex specters to rule on this do you think. i think this is an easier question than this is lation is very clear in this sense that the person who has been convicted for our court that means could lead you court. cannot be. a rest are as a president he sparty is insisting that he will be the candidate of to be tea party probably opted to day. he's come to this he will be questioned in the courts from what i know in to this moment too well of all the part

be the real potential flashpoint is the return to the duma type situation remember just back in april we came close to world war three you know we were talking in those terms and the thame scenario could be reproduced at any moment but most likely it will be reproduced when the moment comes for the feature of lip which is some months down the track but perfectly for theobald the same conditions will be produced and i believe there will be another fake chemical attack which will trigger a real really dangerous crisis you know all that day when we go to richard and people that do that are actually desperate that's when people that do that kind of thing they're on the losing side that's why they do it i want to stay with. the. trump putin meeting and let's talk about syria is there is there a possible in your mind where some kind of rough outline could be agreed to where everybody could be seen as the winner without getting giving away anything i don't know if that's possible here but i think that that's something that trump would like to say look we're quickly resolving the issue in syr

our duma always black and white legal regime again. that enjoyed killing. both. obviously a child which is the ocean accompli. and as that place tries to move forward hundreds of internally displaced syrians and i won their way back home to their home city of aleppo many of them used a humanitarian corridor or set up by the russian and syrian army some of them are waiting to return for years now aleppo was liberated from militants a gear and a half ago and life is regularly returning to normal the syrian government most large scale restoration program for the city but moscow claims those efforts are being undermined alleging that the u.n. is secretly banned its own agencies from helping to repair syria's economy because there was still it's turned out that the political department of the un secretary it produced and distributed a secret guideline within the whole u.n. system in october last year it restricted the organizations within that system to take part in any projects on the reconstruction of the syrian economy our only humanitarian aid nothing else thank y

which set up a long letter all commission which involves the in this state duma representatives and members of. our civil societies continue working together. that's sort of the heart of the st petersburg dialogue. as regards international issues madam chancellor just mentioned some of the things that we are going to discuss today we'll talk about the situation it would be here any nuclear program and the joint comprehensive plan of action and that is that. we get is extremely important to preserve the deal which has been reached with the direct involvement of the u.n. security council to strengthening the nonproliferation regime we will also talk about the middle east of course and syria specifically we need to step up our humanitarian efforts in the syrian conflict and we need to deliver humanitarian aid to the people of syria we need to how the areas. where refugees can return. talking about refugees living in europe of course even though this is when you need you also this also makes sense but in jordan there are millions of refugees in lebanon in turkey there are three million refugees

our duma always black and white evil regime again. enjoyed killing. a child. of a complete reality. next the most prominent figures in the me to movement against harassment as now been accused of sexual assault herself a tallit actress see a dentist being sued by a former colleague who claims she abused him when he was seventeen. picks up the story. a star in dozens of movies director author and music contributor to bands like placebo gentilman a jack of all trades charged headlong to accuse the now it is graced hollywood producer harvey weinstein of sexually abusing him pioneering the me too movement when the little women have the same power as men i'm sure this type of violence will no longer happen the cases of women imbues in their parents i hope but i believe there because of me too everyone has a voice everyone has a chance to speak out and inspiring called by all means yet let me replay you one quick bit for you. the cases of women imbues in their parents' well according to a report by the new york times or joan to herself falls into that category the investigation claims the

our duma always black and white evil regime again. and that enjoyed killing. both. obviously a child which is the ocean of a complicated reality. watch march international more news after a short break stay with us. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the fast and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when we all make this manufactured to send to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts be the one percent. can all middle of the room see. you really. are welcome back this is our t. international now an american journalist has published a new investigation exposing washington's efforts to interfere with the internal affairs of countries around the world and undermine rival governments max blumenthal went

but the real potential flashpoint is the return to a duma type situation remember just back in april we came close to world war three you know we were talking in those terms and the thame scenario could be reproduced at any moment but most likely it will be reproduced when the moment comes for the feature of lip which is some months down the track but perfectly for theobald the same conditions will be produced and i believe there will be another fake chemical attack which will trigger. a real really dangerous crisis you know all that if we go to richard and people that do that are actually desperate that's when people. they do that kind of thing they're on the losing side that's why they do it i want to stay with. the trump putin meeting and let's talk about syria is there is there a possible in your mind where some kind of rough outline could be agreed to where everybody could be seen as the winner without getting giving away anything i don't know if that's possible here but i think that that's something that trump would like to say look we're quickly resolving the issue in syria he

saying that the suspected chemical attack in duma, that we've just seen recently, killing dozens of peopleferent definitions of leadership. laughter. applause. i believe that leadership is not about the individual. when you have macho leaders, who believe they have to shine, and it all has to be about them, forgetting that what is interest, what is required, is the welfare of society and the people they serve. are you referring to donald trump, though? because when you look at what's happening in syria, so many people were appalled by the recent attack and we saw one also last year. sure. you know, he referred to bashar al—assad, the president of syria, as an animal, a "gas—killing animal". he has said we've got to have a response. "get ready for nice, new, smart missiles in syria". i don't approve of that. not only don't i approve of that, i like the secretary general‘s position. he said... secretary general of the un, antonio guterres. he said what is required is unfettered investigation, to determine who was responsible, hold them to account, and ensure that impunity is not allowed to s

unpleasant but not fatal the finance minister also rejected calls from some hotter heads in the russian duma for the expulsion of u.s. companies from russia arguing quote our citizens work in these companies.

for the production and use of chemical weapons you know who used chemical weapons ok there is that duma thing you know where people who are shown on d.v.d. oh by the by accountants to be victims of a chemical attack later on these people healthy and alive address the press conference in the cake and told how these fake wheedled was made that actually continue to happen but it's not only r t in a few other outlets reported the backstory to this is of false flag operation all the others concentrated on the who paid for these people to come from damascus to the cake well these people are on the video that you showed to the whole world you said they were victims of a chemical attack why don't you want to listen to them but i really have to really go to really go to alex i'm going to go back to cyprus here one more minute before we go to the break here so it looks like russia russia rushes it's going to be continued all the way to the midterms or in lieu of the mule the report go ahead alex. yeah i think even when the mueller report is is finalized and i think we are coming to an end it's ve

other colleagues to meet a hundred and now somehow maddy were taken at gunpoint from their office in duma on december ninth two thousand and thirteen the town was surrounded by government forces but it was under the control of the opposition. the most powerful group at the time denies any involvement or knowledge of the kidnap. was not the only faction in doom at the time there was in the entire region forces from the martyrs of the forces of the what are rising the stomach union of the levant and even then the store front where president. i. visited today was a very familiar face at the start of the uprising she was wanted by the syrian government for her role in peaceful protests calling for the downfall of the regime . her center kept track of atrocities but not just those committed by the government. her friends say saw her as a threat she promoted a civil administration and the secular state which weren't in line with the group's ideology. the violations documentation center in syria are sure the army of islam kidnapped them we have proof that rozen was in their jails and under their

for the production and use of chemical weapons you know who used chemical weapons ok there is that dumathing you know where people who are shown on d.v.d. oh by the by comments to be victims of a chemical attack later on these people healthy and alive address the press conference in the cake and told how these fake wheedled was made that actually you continue what you just said happen but it's not only r t in a few other outlets reported the backstory to this is of false flag operation all the others concentrated on the who paid for these people to come from damascus to the cape well these people are on the view that you showed to the whole world you said they were victims of a chemical attack why don't you want to listen to them you really have to really go to really go to alex you're going to go back to cyprus one more minute before we go to the break here so it looks like russia russia russia is this going to be continued all the way to the midterms or in lieu of the mule the report go ahead alex yeah i think even when the mueller report is is finalized and i think we are coming to a

our duma always black and white evil regime again. and that enjoyed killing. a child because this is the ocean of a complete reality. our mornings are for a break this is our to international. we have no idea what if he's doing on vacation but she will be back on air in september. you know world of big partisan movies. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. come back this is our international american journalist has published a new investigation exposing washington's efforts to interfere with the internal affairs of countries around the world and undermine rival governments max blumenthal went to an event organized by the national endowment for democracy it's a nonprofit ngo that was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and is supported by both

duma always black and white. again. enjoy killing. a child is the issue of a complete reality. the us has found a new culprit when it comes to election meddling china the mainstream media those still obsessed with rush's alleged involvement in america votes and is raising the alarm over the upcoming midterms kind of open report as america prepares for the midterm november elections the mainstream media is beating that same dead horse from twenty sixteen if there is a problem you know who we can blame russian hackers ahead of the midterm it was agony and security of our next election the russians are targeting members of congress the us midterm elections are just around the corner and russia's attack continues to haunt the united states russian election interference in the twenty thousand midterms the russians have not reduced their hacking but it looks like russia is not the only country capable of assembling an army of keyboard crunchers to maniacally dismantled democracy trump says that another global adversary of the united states is getting in on the action. one of the food

take a long time this is not the end of the trip they're still they still have a long way to go from dumas rana sanchez thank you very much it's exactly a year since myanmar launched a military crackdown on revenge of muslims in rakhine state hundreds of thousands of people have fled to neighboring bangladesh in what the u.n. described as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. refugees there have been holding peaceful protests demanding justice and a safe return to their homes the camps near the border become the world's largest refugee settlement has signed a deal with me and martyr and other refugees to return but they were preparation process a store was it's the violence began when fighters from the ira can hinder salvation army attacked more than thirty police and army posts on august the twenty fifth getting at least twelve security personnel this was hours after a commission led by former u.n. chief kofi annan submitted a report to me in moscow.

no weapons you know who used chemical weapons ok there is that duma thing you know where people who were shown on the veto by the bike helmets to be victims of a chemical attack later on these people healthy and alive address the press conference in the cake and told how these fake video was made that actually going to what you just said happened but it's not only r t in a few other outlets reported the backstory to this is of false flag operation all the others concentrated on the who paid for these people to come from damascus to the cape well these people are on the view that you showed to the whole world you said they were victims of a chemical attack why don't you want to listen to them and i really have to really get a really good alex you're going to go back to cyprus one more minute before we go to the break here so it looks like russian russian rushes is going to be continued all the way to the mid terms or in lieu of the mule the report go ahead alex. yeah i think even when the mueller report is is finalized and i think we are coming to an end it's very apparent that the whole

strong, robust statements about syria now, for instance, saying that the suspected chemical attack in dumaently killing dozens of people including children, needs a robust response? different people have different definitions of leadership. studio audience applauds. i believe that leadership is not about the individual. when you have macho leaders who believe they have to shine, and it all has to be about them, that what is required is the welfare of society and the people they serve. are you referring to donald trump, though? because when you look at what has happened by that recent attack, and we saw one also last year. sure. and you know, he referred to bashar al—assad, president of syria, as an animal, as a gas killing animal. and he has said, "we've got to have a response, get ready for nice new smart missiles in syria." i don't approve of that. not only do i not approve of that, i like the secretary general‘s position. the secretary general of the united nations? yes, he said what is required is unfettered investigation to determine who was responsible, hold them to account, and then

unpleasant but not fatal the finance minister also rejected calls from some hotter heads in the russian duma for the expulsion of u.s. companies from russia arguing quote our citizens work in these companies these companies paid. taxes into the budget of our country the minister also said he has no plans to ban the use of u.s. dollars in russia and may have sought to lower the rhetoric oracle temperature after the prime minister said this past friday that u.s. actions against russian banks would be taken as a quote declaration of economic war. and as noted at the top of the broadcast there is major consumer safety and product liability news out of the united states a san francisco court is awarded two hundred eighty nine million dollars in damages to a plaintiff after finding roundup the life of faith based herbicide formula marketed by monsanto cause cancer into when johnson that's de wayne johnson not of course the former wrestler turned actor the rock dwayne johnson the plaintiff and victim and former high school grounds keeper argued that he contracted non hodgkins lymphoma from using mo

government use the chemical weapon and that's why britain together with the united states and france the duma and that wasn't supported by a b. or b. c w and all the staged by the what helmets and it was documented and the people who were part of this staging they made a press conference in hog which wasn't reported in the united kingdom but it was well reported in the world all right so all of the white helmet was on this program told me it is the russian warplanes that are killing civilians to resume says that britain is the second biggest humanitarian aid donor in syria of course some of that money going to the white helmets and of course the way helmets claim continued russian atrocities throughout this i think this is a very misleading statement first of all it's very interesting that the white helmets are related only in the areas where the territorial was held. but in the isis they never alterative in the areas where there was the moderate opposition or the government forces of that's where the aid was needed to protect people from the system is forces really from the least of his forc