puts and inspectors on the contrary when the experts were on the ground but even in duma. in a damascus that was the russian military police that was ensuring their safety their security protecting them in every way. because. you know as for the u.k. they act differently. from. one example where they see. them all brits perfectly needle in damascus it was expecting a number of oh b.t.w. experts in relation to the incident which took place on the south of april the press release was issued by the secretary of the. nevertheless the u.k. france and the us carried out a massive missile strike on the military and civil infrastructure of syria they did it could just our surprise. to the arrival of. to the side can you say that this means caring about their safety safety of the obviously the only personell if you could of the could with just a limited bit of a mistake or me sheriff and their smart me would have. had one of that mission to go with them so again. don't blame others don't bow mound and ground that trees ations i've told you. today who really cares about the hassle a

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not be a walk in the park for byron though the amateur club has already knocked out second division dumas dresden to get to where they are and they are eager to put up a bit of a fight against the club. to the korean peninsula now where sports is playing a vital role in the thawing relations between the north and the south on monday youth team players from both sides faced off in the opening match of a big regional tournament and though it was a competitive match the atmosphere was friendly. the gesture of fair play at the start of the match both teams were highly motivated for the game it kicked off an under fifteen international used tournament in june shown capital city of the gang one province in south korea the visiting team playing in blue got off to a flying start scoring twice before the break i'm joining the match fans mostly flags displaying a unified korea though the supporters may not have been completely impartial north korea went on to win the match three one since the winter olympics sports diplomacy has played a significant role in building trust amid bilateral talks and a

putin has asked to extend new start which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we want to deploy those type of weapons in europe we have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them to be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offered this we wanted to inspect spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guessed in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally that so mu

kron4's jason dumas joins us with more.... yeah -- i was certainly nervous....i didn't think they had that last drive in them....>but i have never been so happy to be proven wrong....> yeah -- it certainly wasn't pretty.....>but in the nfl you don't get style points, a win is a win.....>and the raiders are happy they could get that monkey off their back....> because for a while it was looking like they would be 0-4 on the season.....> the game winning drive started with one minute 24 seconds on the clock and ended with derek carr hitting jared cook from seven yards out for the touchdown.....>then carr hit jordy nelson on a fade for the two point conversion....>and of course it all ended in overtime when matt mccrane hit the 29 yard field goal....> john gruden told me this win on sunday -- took major guts from his players.....> john gruden, raiders head coach <"we got a lot of character and i think they've proven that by the way they came off the loss to the rams on a short week up in denver we fought on a hot day, and then we went to miami and fought for 60 minu

here and one of the writers for the not so funny late show with stephen colbert a woman named ariel duma wrote whatever happens i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh life react to that daniel i mean is that juvenile and destructive mindless and really unhelpful because it's really mean spirited i think that's what i see when i see a good part of the left go ahead daniel. well first of all i wouldn't agree this woman is on the left but i certainly agree that it's mindless mean spirited vindictive etc but the point is that you know is that it's replacing it has replaced any kind of substantial discussion as to why is to what really else this country american government isn't break down not because the donald trump or because of brett kavanaugh it's breaking down because ancient constitutional machinery is breaking down americans think they live in a democracy they really live in a minority dictatorship with the ancient constitution centrally empowers minorities the electoral college the senate the house of representatives to lord it over the great majority of americans who want a more sa

kron 4's jason dumas is live at oracle arena.. jason - can you believe basketball season is here already? take jasonyeah i feel like i was just watching the warriors championship parade on tv. now i'm here at the oracle for opening night. of course its ring night, banner night and the players will enjoy this moment. in fact, that's something head coach steve kerr has been preaching all offseason and training camp. he really wants his guys to enjoy this moment, this team, and not take it for granted. because who knows how long this will all last? obviously kd and klay are free agents after this season. this is the firstime in this memorable four year run where the we really don't know what the future holds. take vo (if you want, not necessary)but these guys are pros. they know how to handle this situation. obviously kd has had a contract year before. he told me his is focused on winning ring number three and that's it. but tonight he said, is one last time where him and his teammates can enjoy and celebrate what they did last year.

certainly there's pockets we need to work harder on but i'm proud of the fact i was down in dumas for a jobs announcement of 60 new jobs at sf pollen that's in the automobile industry. i go to melbourne, micro plastics is expanding. helena where envirotech from california located there. go to glenwood, very proud of a canadian company that's restarting the mill there in the timber industry that's so important, creating over 100 jobs and they can't get enough people physically to work in the plant. they need more people, they need more workers. those are the job opportunities that are here and it's all over arkansas from melbourne to dumas and that's the kind of growth we need and we are having success all over arkansas. >> thank you gentlemen, we've reached the portion of the part of our broadcast in which has come the time for closing statements. and again, as was decided by drawing, mister west, you will have your closing statement first.>> arkansas, hopefully you tonight you've seen the new way to do government. a way that is not the republican way and is not the democrat way, it's

in the end will mount dumas won the race edging out the competition by less than half a second the team from volkswagen motorsports couldn't be happier. the awards were handed out personally by the festival's organizer the duke of richmond it was his grandfather who held the first race on the goodwood estate back in one thousand nine hundred thirty six. you always please when he's finished because again not so i speak because a. lot more relaxed this weekend and we knew weekend wins a race. that's. the target he it was to try to do the electric recall. managed to send that to another reason to celebrate. the month couldn't quite brief the all time hill climb record but the money well says that's not so important because good words about more than records it's about a truly unique atmosphere that everyone should experience. per se b.s. i am g. tuning division presents a five meter sedan with four doors that drives like you who play a four hundred seventy kilowatt mercedes g t sixty three s to mark the launch this autumn receiving am g.'s offering a special version of the edition one for

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and sword and shield zone, kim smith and jason dumas look at both bay area franchises. starting at 9pm saturdays on kron4. turning to the a's, while eight teams continue their playoff run, the green and gold can get a start on mapping out next year the a's top decision makers including billy beane, david forst, and bob melvin... just back from new york, recapped the 2018 campaign this morning. outside of the yankees loss, lots to be excited about. they surged from 11-back in the division to 97 wins and a playoff spot. now, the focus turns to offseason priorities... discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. melvin...can't wait to see this club take another step. "you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really

those are the job opportunities that are here and they are all over arkansas, melbourne to dumas that's the kind of growth we need and we are having success through arkansas. moderator: we have reached the part of our broadcast in which has come the time for closing statements. again, as was decided by a drawing prior to the broadcast, mr. west, we will have your closing statement first. mr. west: arkansas, i hope that tonight you have seen a new way to do government. a way that is not the republican way, and it's not the democrat weight, it's just the common sense arkansas way. i have laid out how we can do government based on libertarian principles, based on principles that matter to me and that i think will be best for the most arkansans. as a core principle of libertarians is the nonaggression principle. to boil it down to simply this, do not hurt people, do not take their things. i don't think anyone on the stage would disagree that that's a great way to deal with each other. however, the rotarians go further and say you know what? the government should not hurt people or take thei

putin has asked to extend new start which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we wanted to deploy those type of weapons in europe we'd have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them you know be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offer this we wanted to inspect the spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guest in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally

and duma leave it here didn't surprise me i was very happy that the media part of the truth we as the survivors have known this for a long time but it's important that the french people know what happened back in one thousand nine hundred ninety four when the military was there i only know that francois hollande promised to declassify the arc ifs but it didn't work out everything had published was already known the only thing i have to add is that the french people have to know the truth the context of the one genocide was a poor year war is argument between france and rwanda has been going on since one thousand nine hundred four did the french have a mandate did french have a mandate to intervene if french officers observe this and they had a mandate to intervene when they did something wrong. soldiers typically. do not do not. take action without and landed. regular expounder join us claims agood or is planning to end his political asylum and hand him over to the us that is after an ecuadorian court threw out a songes lawsuit over his living conditions at the country's embassy in lo

and we managed to speak with one of the massacre survivors the duma plus who needs it didn't surprise me i was very happy that the media part of the truth we as the survivors have known this for a long time but it's important that the french people know what happened back in one thousand nine hundred ninety four when the military was there i only know. no that france aren't promised to declassify the archives but it didn't work out everything he published was already known the only thing i have to add is that the french people have to know the truth the context of the one in genocide was a poor year war it is argument between france and rwanda it's been going on since one thousand nine hundred four did the french have a mandate to french have a mandate to intervene if french. is and they had a mandate to intervene then they did something wrong. soldiers typically. do night tonight take action now demanded. nato exercises in norway have sparked mass protests on the streets of oslo it comes after moscow held its own military drills last month or two but i've gotten of comments. fifty th

putin has asked to extend new start which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we want to deploy those type of weapons in europe we have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get the forgetting they don't want them you know be very very difficult you know for example for the germans to to accept to accept this so again i think you don't announce it at a campaign rally you work behind the scenes to come up with a solution and then if you try it and it doesn't work you can say well ok we tried we offered this we wanted to inspect spec this and it didn't work that is the problem i mean just announcing it you know with no preparations and as i mentioned i hope that they had talked about it back when trump and pope met in hell's helsinki to meet you just as you've just. guessed in washington wish that it was announced a campaign rally that

has made a habit of lying and we saw that we do speak today april the hoax of the chemical attack in dumas that was refuted by the way. chemical weapon prohibition organization has now reenacted its bad act and try to appease the us and israel by these across charges of our right to cover for c.r.b. unfortunately we are running out of time i'd love to talk about this all day thanks for being with us here on r.t. interest rational. my pleasure when it does of mailbags top the hour with more news is art international. when lawmakers manufacture consent instinctive public wealth. when the room in closest project themselves. with the famous merry go round. the world. to ignore middle of the room sick. real news. the world. seems wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape our disdain become sick as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. this is bombast broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business of finance of the impact upon you i am part children and we are boom busting it from here in b

made a missile strikes against city duma this is not far from damascus when the try to prove the international community that the syrian government used the chemical weapons so far we didn't see a report of the w on that matter so the western countries are delaying that report why they're delaying because there was no use of the chemical weapons and the western countries use that this information as a pretext for the military strikes against syria without any proofs so basically we're just witnessing in another campaign but we want to see the proofs and we want to talk directly not through the media because even in this crippled case we didn't hear the official story this is just the leaks in the press but this is not enough for the serious conversation and this is not enough for us. as you were saying these times of difficulty often come in waves but in the past all sides have eventually come through do you see a way out at this point and are we at the beginning peak or end of a wave. well i want to of course when we were of the dialogue we want to see the proofs who want to see the arguments

really bad dumas like he was there with you to the fore long you stay you were not gay i like a loon but i'm not going to do my part of it oh. good you don't realize how the getting reaction is very good at pigeon hole in the. field. of activity and i'm sure. i. am going to tell you don't have any of that. don't you think you need me i'm going to need this you know i thought you could not see who i'm your where they will give you clues all. you know to bring you to nor could actually call group good only. pain. to come then when. they all wanted to do in to cool off don't get thing or you can go hunger i could join lou now i'm not sure you will i'm still here could. ya. know could be touching then and we're off. limits real move on. our the center of this is around and so in the. target of sort of a. curtain. i was in iraq a dozen reservoir to try what are crossing there that are on the road just around on those. and they both in the muslim friends are going out in what's. going to. do intros on monday to august. just as they must be more it's much. more going to go always hung there

mainstream media nor did chu put our way to start doing is from the government impeachment of duma for example and putting. in jail you know so everything was working in order to put the party to the started as a way for the process i suppose we have to remember fifty of brazil's two hundred million perhaps don't care so much about the election they're living in sub-saharan africa conditions but how does says he wants to work with the i.m.f. and world bank if he wins the election who can vote for the well in the metaphor i think it's quite difficult for any government chew chew to keep themselves as independent from the i.m.f. unfortunately you know especially because how economy is to linked to the international markets you know we. are under influence of world bank i.m.f. this kind of. organizations and while liberal mainstream media around the world doesn't like balsa narrow bloomberg reporting markets are reacting really well to the prospect of also narrow winning clear preference wall street journal brazilian swamp drain they call him j.p. morgan chase election is his to lose what

solsbury as well as identifying the substance used in an attack against civilians in the syrian town of duma on the bush the g.r.u. operation was aimed at hacking in infecting the wife and network of the o p c w from close quarters we call that a so-called close access hack operation when they were discovered the russian spies trying to destroy some of their equipment but one of the laptops showed they had also been in malaysia trying to access the investigation into the shooting down of the passenger jet m.h. seventeen over ukraine allegedly by a russian book missile the timing of the dutch announcement came just hours after a report on russian hacking by the british national cybersecurity center part of the government's g c h q spy agency the n c s c assessment concluded that hacker groups calling themselves fancy bear sound worm and voodoo bear actually just the russian military intelligence agency the g r u the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman reacted scornfully to the british statements is going to what i was born indiscriminately in one file or maybe in in a richie fragrance file e

(grant) jason dumas joins us in the studio.he most gut wrenching ways possible....>now they've got to get over that loss....and prep for the only remaining undefeated team in the nfl.....the los angeles rams......>let's be honest....the niners probably won't magically flip a switch and become a playoff contending team any time soon....but they have some...in stretches at least, that they are good enough to compete.....>and that's all fans can ask for at this point....>the rams will certainly be a handful....but head coach kyle shanahan is familiar with rams head coach sean mcvay during their time together in dc....>so who knows? maybe that can play to the niners advantage......> kyle shanahan<"went thru a lot of different stuff with sean out there. running the offense that i had ran in houston. adjusting it to the different quarterbacks that we had. going through a number of schemes in those four years. doing a lot of football. sean was very good at it. i really enjoyed working with him. he's a good coach and a good friend. we

corruption scandal so it's a very aggressive rhetoric that started back in twenty four change right after dumas reelection so sinatra was the one candidate that was able to to build his image around this around the same he's often depicted in the western media least as being brazil's trump do you agree with that is that an accurate assessment. well of course there is something else is aggressive rhetoric and plentiful in expectance but brazil is not the us so he can imagine that he can get away with the types of statements and moves that trying to get gets away in the international sphere. i'll become tired in march to detect in the philippines are may be aired again in turkey. we are going to have some difficult times ahead he has made some anti democratic statements in the past for you if you look towards the future of brazil are you worried about the fate of democracy in brazil under a post henschel presidency by joy or both are i'm very i'm very worried i'm very concerned not by democracy itself that the form of democracy i think we're going to keep voting. but the author institutions that

putin has asked to extend new start which you can do for five years without even getting senate or duma approval say ok you'll do that but let us go find out let us inspect the see what you're doing in the i.n.f. treaty and the other thing is that if we want to deploy those type of weapons in europe we have to get the permission of the europeans and i was involved in trying to put them in back in the eighty's so before we could get.

you testified in front of the russian apartment, the duma. >> it was a subcommittee. i would do so again. >> reporter: brian brown is the president of the world congress of families. why would a group of american christian conservatives be in russia helping russian lawmakers craft legislation for their country? >> there is absolutely nothing wrong with it and russia is not in anyway unique here. i have been to over 40 countries and i have no qualms about going to these places. >> reporter: but brown's organization does have a unique connection to russia. it was conceived in moscow in 1995 by an american allen karlsson and a russian anatoli antanov. >> we came from different countries, different systems. i was from russia he was from ain't secular russia. >> reporter: they believeed that homosexuals are a threat to society. >> translator: homosexuality is a deviation. it will never become the behavioral norm. >> oiof course, we don't suppor same-sex marriage. that's a part of what we are. >> reporter: in russia, it's not considered the norm. at an lbgt gathering demetr

solsbury as well as identifying the substance used in an attack against civilians in the syrian town of duma. the g.r.u. operation was aimed at hacking in infecting the y. find network of the o p c w from close quarters we call that a so-called close access hack operation when they were discovered the russian spies trying to destroy some of their equipment but one of the laptops showed they had also been in malaysia trying to access the investigation into the shooting down of the passenger jet m h seventeen over ukraine allegedly by a russian book missile the timing of the dutch announcement came just hours after a report on russian hacking by the british national cybersecurity center part of the government's g c h q spy agency the n c s c assessment concluded that hacker groups calling themselves fancy bear sound wurman voodoo bear actually just the russian military intelligence agency the g r u the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman reacted scornfully to the british statements is going to arouse wardle indiscriminately in one file or maybe an ina richie fragrance file everything with mix

and sword and shield zone, kim smith and jason dumas look at both bay area franchises. starting at 9pm saturdays on kron4. turning to the a's, while eight teams continue their playoff run, the green and gold can get a start on mapping out next year. the a's top decision makers including billy beane, david forst, and bob melvin... just back from new york, recapped the 2018 campaign this morning. outside of the yankees loss, lots to be excited about. they surged from 11-back in the division to 97 wins and a playoff spot. now, the focus turns to offseason priorities... discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. melvin...can't wait to see this club take another step. <>"you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm real

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solsbury as well as identifying the substance used in an attack against civilians in the syrian town of duma. the g.r.u. operation was aimed at hacking in infecting the y. find network of the o p c w from close quarters we call that a so-called close access hack operation when they were discovered the russian spies trying to destroy some of their equipment but one of the laptops showed they had also been in malaysia trying to access the investigation into the shooting down of the passenger jet m.h. seventeen over ukraine allegedly by a russian book missile the timing of the dutch announcement came just hours after reports on russian hacking by the british national cybersecurity center part of the government's g c h q spy agency the n c s c assessment concluded that hacker groups calling themselves fancy bear sound worm and voodoo bear actually just the russian military intelligence agency the g r u the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman reacted scornfully to the british statements is going to what i was bored indiscriminately in one file maybe in in a richie fragrance file everything was m

kron 4's jason dumas is live in alameda tonight with the details. jason? (grant) coming up... passengers are outraged after a man goes on a racist rant... and the airline didn't remove him from the flight. see the altercation that was caught on camera. (vicki) a house fire in the middle of the night in the south bay... and now investigators say it's suspicious. details on what happened. (grant) plus after the break... just about everyone is catching the lottery fever. two major jackpots now equal more than two-billion dollars. we'll have a live report with details on how you can increase your chances of winning. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not