the global chemical weapons watchdog has finally issued its report on an alleged chemical attack in duma syria last year i'll tell you about their conclusion when we return you're watching international. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars of debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich each week six percent of the world market goes thirty percent some would four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and this one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over with. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know bored to miss the one and only boom but. this is. so the global chemical weapons watchdog has issued in its final report on alleged chemical weapons attack on the south syrian town of duma in april two thousand and eighteen in the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons report finds reasonable grounds to believe that chlo

have for the first time confirmed that a chemical substance was used in the city of duma and the high probability is that that chemical substance with chlorine now it is released a more than a hundred pages long document there and what is important to understand about it is that while it does acknowledge the fact of the chemical attack happening it does not assign the blame so really this whole debate as to who is responsible for the attack is really closer it is still closer to a religious debate really so if you say believe that assad is a bloody animal ready to gas his citizens then of course you're going to believe that it's a sign to you for concrete facts the o.p.c. w. report does not provide any of those of course in terms as to who's to blame because it's not their job but russia had warned of a possibility of such an attack a few months ago a few months before it happened have a listen. militant groups in eastern guta are preparing a provocation with the use of chemical weapons to blame the syrian government for a chemical attack western nations will use revealing casualties

people but if you want to talk about the last attack in duma there is not evidence that the syrian. army used chemical weapons in this known to confirm that was fake and just to play to accuse the syrian army what tournaments i think has failed in syria and and this to play. clear for the syrian people or all only people so i think there is a may in the future we will not continue to pay this white helmet because i think from the beginning of this war against syria only players against syria made false or man or wrong decisions when they attack syria and when i think that i mean british states and i mean friendly states and united states why are these all these states cannot continue attacking syria. in this way because syria now is fighting the terrorism. when when the british when the british state supported the nato countries like the european union countries or the united states deny they support isis and al-qaeda you say is the sanctions meaning they have fact of lee support isis and al qaida i think we need to see the british state and the european states and general more inde

blame but to establish what happened the verdict chlorine the banned chemical substance was used in duma amid moscow's warnings of an impeding toxic provocation by anti government forces militant groups in eastern guta are preparing a provocation with the use of chemical weapons to blame the syrian government for a chemical attack western nations will use reviewing casualties to accuse the syrian leadership of using chemical weapons against its own people again it wasn't the o.p.c. w.'s job to assign blame so they didn't an important new one since both the government forces as well as their enemy have the capability to use chlorine the government on one hand and a little sort of witches or gave the asian dick the irish by the will. or having deep capability to produce weaponized chlorine the report details the course of the probe the investigators talked to many who witnessed the aftermath of the attack and in particular these events at the local hospital that were sold to the world as the gruesome truth about the incident the area was being heavily bombarded at the time amid the ongoing

(ken) jason dumas joins us in the studio. the dubs returned to the oracle on thursday night for a little bit of home cooking.....and boy did they put on a show for the home crowd.....>they jumped all over the pacers from start to finish.....>this was demarcus cousins' first game back after missing two games due to injury.....>and he looked fresh as he led the dubs with 19 points and 11 rebounds....> but it was a great all around effort from the dubs.....>klay had 18.....steph and kd each chipped in with 15......>after the game....kerr was full of praise for his prized big man.....> "demarcus was fantastic. he was physical in there, he was, you know, getting a lot of drives to the hoop and drawing a lot of attention defensively, you know, making great passes. we had 19 assists at halftime even though we weren't really clicking yet. but, i thought some of that was just playing through demarcus and his aggressiveness." and speaking of the dubs.....there news digs is almost completed over in mission bay....>and today

chlorine was used as a weapon in the syrian town of duma but an investigation into last year's attack doesn't lay any blame the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it found reasonable grounds the toxic chemical was used but can't say who was responsible duma was the final target of the syrian government's campaign to regain control of the eastern suburbs of damascus from opposition fighters. u.s. president donald trump has asked china to lift all tariffs on american agricultural products he says it's because trade talks between the world's two largest economies are progressing well the us president also pointed out that he didn't impose twenty five percent tariffs on friday as he had originally planned china and the u.s. are trying to negotiate a way out of a trade war that seen tit for tat hikes in tariffs since last year and huawei is chief financial officer will appear in court next week after canada allowed an extradition request to proceed in one show was arrested at vancouver airport in december at the request of the us government it accuses manning and the

kron4's kron4's sports reporter jason dumas is live at oracle park tonight...head of the final bay bridge series game... with more details... jason? the giants season starts on thursday and i think they have to be excited to get back to just focusing on baseball. major league baseball has suspended giants ceo larry baer through july 1st. and frankly, it's a cherry on top to a pretty rough giants off season. baer has on leave since march 4th. and during his suspension he will be evaluated to determined any sort of special treatment he may need to prevent this from happening again. baer has taken full responsibility for the incident.he released a statement today that reads, "i respect and accept the commissioners decision, and appreciate the fair and therough process undertaken by mlb and the giants. i made a serious mistake that i sincerely regret and i am truly sorry for my actions. my unacceptable behavior fell well short of what must be demanded of every person, particularly someone of my position and role in the community.i will now immediately begin the sig

pretax for military intervention direct military intervention as occurred last year over the issue of dumas where the white house how meds were widely exposed as having staged a chemical a fake chemical incident they had backed the white house once again to stage an incident which will allow the great powers to unleash a missile attack on syria it's a crime against humanity. now the crew of the soyuz m s twelve spacecraft have successfully boarded the international space station they reach the my s.s. officer a six hour flight nasa astronauts make a christina call as well as russian cosmonauts alexi of chinon were aboard the manned mission of shannon hay part of the mission to the i assess that was aborted to mint a flight back in october of last year they rival of the new crew will bring the i.s.o.'s population to six they'll stay on board till late twenty nine hundred conducting hundreds of experiments in fields such as biology and human research artie's mary if an option that witnessed the thrilling takeoff at kazakhstan baikonur cosmodrome. ok. you can see fifty nine six petition to the

pretax for military intervention direct military intervention as occurred last year over the issue of dumas where the white house how much. were widely exposed as having staged a chemical a fake chemical incident they have backed the white house once again to stage an incident which will allow the great powers to unleash a missile attack on syria it's a crime against humanity. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates. seventy four design submissions. seven cells links. to the judges. hundred sixty days of. a russian w.b. . and a russian. show you how. long the crimea bridge was built. witnessed the construction moving you need to transport. that will help the crimea . most of those you know what google for more familiar with it a bit but. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed working class there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the

themselves numerous times they were implicated in fabricating evidence of an alleged chemical attack in duma syria last year and also linked to all going trafficking here's a look at some of the white how much is other activities in syria but a word of caution some of the images may be disturbing. i spoke to ken stone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war he believes the white house mates are key to western plans for further intervention in syria. if the united states is going to give them yet more money it's because the united states still foresees a role for the white house minutes in syria the united states knows that the russian and syrian governments are poised to liberate it live problems and to drive the terrorists out of there and so they expect the white how much to continue their their dastardly roles that they've played in syria over the past six years now. and the first one of which is to create a pretext for military intervention direct military intervention as occurred last year over the issue of dumas where the white house how meds were widely exposed as having staged a

or that it was all aboard the prevarication teach prevarication in duma. you need to in t. . he t. in these would do deny the united states and their allies the legitimacy to the claim to for carrying out of the missile strike on syria on the eighteenth on the fourteenth of april last year if i can just pinpoint in some of the o p c w report because detail is important why do you think they didn't take into consideration the fact of rebels having used chlorine gas on previous occasions. it's quite surprising you nor or more broadly syrians have been reported to p.p. to evolve to. secret caches of chemical weapons. we sure discover that. the syrian army. pushed forward to liberate the territories from or terrorist groups and hit some or pointed to time technical secretariat decided to provide some kind of technical assistance to the syrians the sound of your group of experts and effectively the checked or some bare hall says the shaw of. glory and bar else both find the lair he did not a book called because of the only conclusion. made by the these experts was that he bought some of

the speaker of the duma the russian parliament the first deputy chief of staff of the presidential executive office and the head of the constitutional court. at the patriots invitation they are attending the world russian peoples council. the annual forum was founded by carroll in one nine hundred ninety three two years after the collapse of the soviet union. its aim to foster unity in the nation with the church at its core. food in the whole of the clergy sits next to members of the military and representatives of nationalist groups but more importantly alongside representatives from keeping their sickle parties including pitons united russia as well as members of the far right and even the communist party. i to me a little more across the world russian peoples council is a perfect fit for this man's agenda and illustrates the way he sees his role and the role of the church at the what you. read it visit the words kiril really views the church as a core around which to rally the entire russian people including the political elite. salame staunchest. british kalitta. this time the council's

and my colleague general duma lown talked bragg's it and other concerns with one of the industry heavyweights now in geneva b.m.w. chief harald krueger. mr krueger briggs it is three weeks away but it's still beset by uncertainty we could still be facing a delay of this whole process now how are you dealing with it as a business that has a very big u.k. footprint at the clear flexibility you have to plan with volatility we have a very flexible production system we can react on changing to mons and we will see what the politicians will finally come and what will be the outcome but flexibility is all a key we have prepared for that. in the u.s. of course now tariffs on european cars remains a threat your biggest plant is in the u.s. now what will these tariffs mean to you if they come to pass i mean we have very proud that we have the biggest plant and from b.m.w. in south carolina we have a net export of from spot we are exporting more than seventy percent to the wood to europe to china and we are clearly in favor of free trade so our business model and all the investment we have shown in the

jason dumas the champs.nd kate rooney...leading the charge for the kron4- hoop session. it's our weekly show dedicated to the warriors....and the top basketball stories throughout the bay area. join us saturday night at 11, just after the 10-o-clock news. the kron4 hoop session, right here on kron4. "i took a headlock down on jack and took him down."(pam)him down."on jack and took headlock down "i took a "i took a headlock down on jack and took him down."(pam) one little girl is going viral ... for putting a boy in her class in a headlock. the reason she says she had to take him down... and how she learned the move to begin with! [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fix-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wel

jason dumas dumasdumassports... jason toss to toss to sports...returned to the oracle on thursday night for a little bit of home cooking.....and boy did they put on a show for the home crowd.....>they jumped all over the pacers from start to finish.....>this was demarcus cousins' first game back after missing two games due to injury.....>and he looked fresh as he led the dubs with 19 points and 11 rebounds....> but it was a great all around effort from the dubs.....>klay had 18.....steph and kd each chipped in with 15......>after the game....kerr was full of praise for his prized big man.....> "demarcus was fantastic. he was physical in there, he was, you know, getting a lot of drives to the hoop and drawing a lot of attention defensively, you know, making great passes. we had 19 assists at halftime even though we weren't really clicking yet. but, i thought some of that was just playing through demarcus and his aggressiveness." and speaking of the dubs.....there news digs is almost completed over in mission bay....>and today the organi

and that's it for the show will be back on monday when we investigate the alleged chemical attack on duma in the illegal nato bombing the fall of the syrian member upon the dr ahmed qurei until then even that's why social media still monday. breaks it down tonality. what politicians do something anything. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injured. or somehow want to be preached. to to go right to the press this is what the three of the boys can't be that. interested always in the waters and. there shouldn't. be in front of the cameras coca-cola c.e.o. promises us a world without waste that's our objective. but behind the scenes the american company is doing everything in its power to eschew any alternatives to plastic like the return of a bottle i think obviously. after months of negotiations with the american multinational we have a meeting at the headquarters of coca-cola france for an interview. it's a message of their love so well. when i did receive. a polite and welcome. and affection with. this group good luck and goo

jason dumas and kate g the charge for the kron4- hoop session.weekly show dedicated to the the top basketball stories throughout join us saturday night at 11, just after the 10-o-clock news. the kron4 hoop sessn, right here on kron4. (pam) the future of high speed rail in california is uncertain at best...hear what best... uncertain at best...hear what governor newsom had to say today... about the embattled project... if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." governor gavin newsom met with reporters for the first time .... since the federal government decided to cancel funding for the high speed rail project. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala had details on what he had to say about the troubled plan... moving forward. ((pkg)) "the irony is not lost on me"governor gavin newsom says the state is going to prove it's holding up its federal agreement for the high speed rail."in essence what i said only reinforced what we need to do legally under the grant which is focus on the central valley,

jason dumas and kate rooney...bringing you another edition of the kron4 hoop session. it's our weekly show...covering the top stories from the hardwood all around the bay area from the warriors to the collegiate and high school level. the kron4 hoop session tomorrow night at 11... just after the 10'o clock news. finally tonight, the masters tourney is less than two weeks away... and tiger woods continues to show why he's among the favorites to claim another green jacket. check this out... the wgc-dell technologies match play tourney... tiger needs a win to advance to weekend play...and just sensational. 2nd shot on a par 4-13th...82-yards back... pure magic... gets the eagle to land right in the cup. the 43-year-old is going to the round of 16, where he will face rory mcilroy. signs of rebirth in the devastated community of paradise. we'll show you the people who are among the first to get permits to rebuild. >>following last november's deadly camp fire. >>today a second we building permit was given to a couple who lost their home in that fire. the first permit was iss

jason dumas and kate rooney...leading the charge for the kron4- hoop session. it's our weekly show dedicated to the warriors.... and the top basketball stories throughout the bay area. join us saturday night at 11, just after the 10-o-clock news. the kron4 hoop session, right here on kron4. --and conference tournaments are picking up this weekend... we go to the pac-12 tourney... miramonte alum sabrina ionescu is leading her oregon ducks against arizona in the quarterfinals. --another outstanding performance from the reigning pac-12 player of the year... 18-points... 13-dimes... and 8- rebounds.. --and the ducks are flying to the semis... stanford and cal playing right now. it's also tourney time in the prep ranks... the girls from oakland high suiting up today in the division 3 california state title game... --wildcats facing mcfarland... and what an outing from oakland... rolling their way to a 51-35 victory.. --they bring home the first state championship in school history... --we'll catch up with the team's head coach orlando gray on tonight's edition of ba

jason dumas and kate rooney...leading the charge for the kron4- hoop session.the warriors.... and the top basketball stories throughout the bay area. join us saturday night at 11, just after the 10-o-clock news. the kron4 hoop session, right here on kron4. finally tonight, we are just a few weeks away from opening day... and the a's are already showing what kind of damage they can do at the plate. --we head to mesa, oakland facing the padres. marco estrada got the starting nod... not the best of days, spotted san diego 3-runs. --but it's a good thing the a's can hit.. bottom 7th, a's down 5-zip... josh phegley...going opposite... 2-runs on the board. --the a's kept chipping away... bottom 8th, a's down by a run... greg deichmann...launches a no- doubter... sends one all the way to the tour bus in right. --a's take the lead and go on to win 6-5. giants shutdown the indians, 2- nothing. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ..remember ♪ a lot happens in a day. outlast happens once. outlast all day lip color with 24 hour

jason dumas has more on the one- year deal. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast...t's just ahead. if you're watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." (ken) the costs of the most recent government shutdown have hit mostly low wage workers the hardest. while government employees got back pay, the contract workers like food service and janitorial employees did not. (pam) washington correspondent morgan wright reports, a number of democratic lawmakers want their colleagues to take action to compensate those people who are still struggling to make ends meet.. even though the shutdown is over. it impacted my life extremely - no money coming in. the record long government shutdown created a hard ship for 71 year old lila johnson. 2 months without any money coming in, except my retirement and my social security so it was very very hard on me. johnson is a janitor for the department of agriculture. she says she's still catching up on payments for her bills, and loans following the shutdown

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says it found reasonable grounds for toxic chemical was used while cannot say who was responsible duma was the final target of the syrian government's campaign to regain control of the eastern hold or suburbs of damascus from opposition fighters that have a device all in the northern iraqi town of sin jar in two thousand and fifteen has left a power vacuum the area is rife with competing armed groups vying for control lack of agreement among them is preventing thousands of people from the minority is the the community you fled i saw from returning home charles stratford reports from more. there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy community they tried to flee the eisel offensive on sin john i saw was defeated in sin jar in november twenty fifth dean now his children and sick father are among a few use e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and kil

and colorado the idea our electric racing car but not only that pike's peak record holder room on dumas who drives the i d r gets another important mission he has to show the i.d.r. his mettle on the most demanding racetrack in the world the nordschleife and germany's nerve bergrin he'll attempt to set a record over the green help and to tackle that challenge the i.d.r. has been extensively revised above all the aerodynamics of the electric race car need to be altered to match the significantly different conditions of the nordschleife and. for two days the ice race proves that even classics you wouldn't expect to see on the ice still have what it takes and for spectators there's the chance to drive on the track. despite the frigid temperatures ice and cold the race warms the blood from the around eight thousand spectators revving and shits the smell of gasoline studded tires and racing precision under extreme conditions put them all together and it's quite a comeback for the races on ice. next time on driving test the city had to rocco on snow and sand. and take a closer look at the tel

he just talked to julian assange and they're going to duma bunch of e-mails pretty soon. again, donald trump has said i public but also in written answers to robert mueller that he knew nothing about that. and he never talked about wikileaks with roger stone. those are two biggies. and final one last thing, but for give me buthe third -- there's a third. [laughter] i can't say three and not say the third. yes, the trump tower which is this idea that donald trump was basically telling him here's our story and i'm sticking to it. i'mhe paraphrasing all cushion discussions ended in january 2016. but a lot of text messages, e-mails and evidence that michael coe wen brought that show it went on far longerth in campaign. robert: a john dean momentjohen dean testified about president nixon before congress or not? >> there was a john dean moment for john dean. but you look at this and there was like 17 of them. dthere wereclosures that didn't even make the next day's paper that wouldave beenajor scandals in some previous administration. robert: president trump abruptly walked awa

jason dumas and kate rooney...leading the charge for the kron4- hoop session.d to the warriors....and the top basketball stories throughout the bay area. join us saturday night at 11, just after the 10-o-clock news. the kron4 hoop session, right here on kron4. kron4. right here on hoop session, the kron4 clock news. the kron4 hoop session, right here on kron4. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( sara ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) a pacific weather system will bring widespread light to moderate rain to our region late through saturday morning. forecast rainfall amounts are not expected to bring renewed flooding to the area mainstem rivers. scattered showers will continue into tonight, and possibly into sunday. a wetter system is then forecast to potentially bring heavier rain next tuesday and wednesday. heaviest rainfall with next weekús system is currently projected to impact central or southern california. california. ( sara ) an arrest has been made stemming from a violent altercation that was

was used as a weapon in the syrian town of duma but an investigation into the deadly attack doesn't lay any blame the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it found reasonable grounds for toxic chemical was used but can't say who was responsible duma was the final target of the syrian government's campaign to take back control of the eastern suburbs of damascus from opposition finds its. at least seventeen palestinians have been shot and wounded by israeli security forces during protests along garza's barrier fence gaza's health ministry says three paramedics and a journalist were among those hurt by the tear gas the unrest came a day after the un human rights council accused israel of committing crimes against humanity during last year's protests. worshippers at some mosque compound a bank in control of a meeting hall it's been closed for sixteen years by an israeli court order but it's with has more on that from occupied east jerusalem. was this was a rare success for muslim worshippers who'd faced down israeli police over access to a hole in the x. a compound the

from the duma venezuela's opposition leader rallies supporters of the power of black outs.it's a three palestinian teenagers have been killed and more than two hundred forty people injured during a day of protests in gaza it happened as tens of thousands gather at the fence that separates gaza from israel to mark a year as since the start of weekly protest known as the great mileage return and hundreds of people turned out for the funeral of mohammed saeed a twenty one year old palestinian who died on saturday off to being shot while protesting at the barrier fence and. palestinians a demond in the right to return to lines from which their families were finally expelled during the founding of israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight they also want an end to israel's twelve year blockade of gaza. has this report. on the first anniversary of the great march of return palestinians came. out committed to their cause can anyone she is a cut out of it and then we're here for the anniversary of land day and that has been stolen by israel we hate to tell everyone that we ha

emmanuel mccall has awarded france's first gender equality prize to activist duma and got tons of french president described her as an example of courage for her work helping victims of rape and forced marriage the cameroonian will receive one hundred thousand euros as part of the problems. hundreds of women have demonstrated in the indian capital delhi their calling for an end to domestic violence sexual assault and gender discrimination with boys still prized more than girls in india prejudiced against working women remains lawmakers have yet to an actual legislation to increase the number of women in parliament. women in the kenyan capital nairobi have also been protesting against gender based violence calling for perpetrators to face justice especially those in power when demonstrators at assault survivors needed more protection in order to feel safe enough to speak out. international women's day is of course an opportunity to highlight the systemic problems women face every day and how they're being overcome in the kenyan capital nairobi the korogocho slum was once notorious for vio

have in point our model of he is an exiled russian politician who was the only member of the state duma to vote against the annexation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen in moscow international relations and security analyst mark sloboda and in kiev as well via skype alexei hard on a professor at the international university of key of more academy welcome all three of you so if i could start with you then five years on how would you assess the state of affairs in crimea is a better off now that the russians are in control. or unfortunately everything that we hear is about five years ago that actually happens. we see of or the expectational so for people that share a theory they fall fuels. yeah they live outside any particular war zone bought at the same time they are isolated there we just have more streets significantly of the expected to be out of the sure reason is also will be russia will chairman to resign because there is no international tourism anymore in the new thing that. for them right now is that you can ukraine still there is a callous officer of the revolution so you

emanuel macro has awarded frogs as a first to quote surprise to activists that dumas serves the french president described the town sue as an example of courage for work helping victims of rape and forced marriage to cover any well received the equivalent of one hundred thousand dollars as part of the prize. their international women's day is our opportunity to highlight the systemic problems facing women every day and how they have been overcome by the kenyan capital nairobi korogocho slum was once the tourist for violence and sexual assaults against women but thanks to its oldest female residents things are changing the w.c. melanie corridor balam as a group of grannies you really don't want to mess with. just a few years ago this place was known as nairobi small dangerous slum presidents in korogocho lived in constant fear especially women like the sixty five year old jerry. white a cool american he would hear screams all the time women were attacked by boys who had come to rank them. the grannies of carl gotto as they call themselves regularly targeted superstitions the texans beli

us a sense have syrian or russian experts actually find any differing evidence of what happened in duma that day i suppose i'm asking or any other part of the research is being. perhaps could be labeled more objective as to what you think has been unveiled by the o p c w. well. like i said these are preliminary final premier preliminary conclusions. of the number of casualties. which is completely on t. if you shall not based on any of solid evidence to the specific on the or reports of by the white film and. as we pointed told to the report recently internally contradictory. in some. respects they also saw this report. to dismiss so the allegations made the white helmets but otherwise so they are heavily reliant on these reports by the white film it's a business a very very contradictory saw we will try to work with the experts or the technical secretary to clarify the situation and just finally on that i suppose your next actions over the edge diminish what what will they be your final thoughts here. to morrow there will be an. executive council session session until we will certainly

and that's it for the show will be back on monday when we investigate the alleged chemical attack on duma in the illegal nato bombing the followed the syrian member of parliament dr ahmed bahraini until then he would touch my social media see on monday. seventy four design submissions. sells pilings. to children judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. russian w b a championship. and a russian mobster. show you how and why the crimea bridge was built to. witness the construction really you need to transfer. well crimea. was google for more. the infinite has no bill for security so we have to take it to a different level and we have to take the new failure to his five g. level when you can embed security security as an industry and the security has all they need to expose the fears and all they can devise is so that people get freight and they get they should know we have to come up with no infrastructure it's very important to start thinking positively about the north to build a new system. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family we

w on last year's that chemical attack in syria's duma now the russian foreign ministry is saying that they are studying this more than a hundred pages long report very carefully but the russian foreign ministry can already say that from what they can see is that the un backed body is ignoring their information that certain parts of the attack could be staged like the video from the hospital that emerged right after the attack this is something that russia had warned months in advance before that incident happened the vague conclusions the o.p.c. w. body is making in its report could be used to justify the u.s. british and french aggression against the use. syrian government so this is what the russian ministry is talking about when they're saying the world of the o.p.c. wu somewhat you can lure in russia's information that some parts of that chemical attack were staged. china is flexing its military muscle in a bid to keep pace with america splashing the cash on defense aging as hiking its budget to more than one hundred seventy seven billion dollars for this year of angeles obsess re

here today to protest this what they call sovereign internet bill that's being discussed in the state duma in these months from now what people are carrying around here are posters so you can save the russian internet or internet or rights just showing that they're very worried that this new bill will control the russian internet even further of course in the past there have been a few years restrictions on the internet already but the ends of that there's still sort of the last resort where people can go to for independent information t.v. radio newspapers are mostly under state control so distinct is now trying to control the internet as well and that's what a pro. here are saying a lot of out of people experts have been telling us that it's going to be very difficult what the russian government who wants this complete control they basically want to control and take the russian internet from the world wide web if necessary but that needs a lot of money a lot of equipment and a lot of use and it could take years to accomplish and is unlikely to be passed and to door step. it is likely to