e.u. parliament because there was so much resistance which i'd always takes a while for that resistance to sort of come into you know come into its own but then i think i think teach it's going to go to way of way of arctan the other ones although probably the fight will be even harder and nobody lost a loading but it's you know the let's talk about proton mail which was. basically a hack proof encryption email system that came out of one of the universities it just returned you know they were crowdfunding this protein and they have you know gone late they've got two hundred eighty thousand dollars through pay pal and apparently paypal that's the swiss this is the swiss company if they have permission from the government presumably the united states to offer the service. so the u.s. is bullying switzerland about this independent corporation trying to come up with n.s.a. proof email. what do you think that case is going. well if you know if us pushed hard enough they might actually. make it life difficult but this was a very resistant to this kind of stuff when i am in two thousand and ten

e.u. parliament member glenn ford so germany has finally reacted is this latest scandal so different from the previous ones. well i think the issues you put it give the americans what we would hope the spy allegations at the moment is the. committee of inquiry looking at the previous spying by the n.s.a. . capable of learning. very useful information. begs the question why they're doing it but of course previous cia director james woolsey. if you want security in. the world. actually affecting relationships between. washington. well i have to say in the european parliament discussions it's going to be. trade investment and trade partnership it now appears to. be toxic in. any way. that the. free trade agreement between the european union and the united states. the u.s. is going to respond. i don't know i. would. that would take. some kind of agreement. on lest we forget of course germany is. why is it being spied on therefore. it appears. maybe they should. play. protection but similar. they want to. protect our communications in a way that would make it very difficult for the american so

e.u. parliament like it already has but then sort of once you get near to the date it actually it has devoted one suddenly you'll see out if you are proud of our country sort of a growing swell of resistance and so so play in america was one of these laws that was it was defeated that way when at the eleventh hour by just tens and hundreds of thousands of people literally calling washington a melting the phone lines and just saying don't vote for this and we had the same thing in europe with oxo where we defeated it at the last minute in the new parliament because there was so much resistance to it so those takes a while for that resistance to sort of come into you know come into its own but then i think i think egypt is going to go to way of the way of the other ones although probably the fight will be even harder and nobody lost a lot being but it's you know the let's talk about proton mail which was. basically a hack proof encryption e-mail system that came out of one of the universities it just returned you know they were crowdfunding this proton they have you know got laid they got two h

e.u. parliament like it already has but then sort of once you get near did they did actually get us to voted one suddenly you'll see if you are proud of what a country should have a growing swell of resistance. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central bucks county in southeast pennsylvania central montgomery county and southeast cover of a new four fifteen pm at three forty seven pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm the storm was near him and governor bill moving northeast at thirty mph the storm is capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour the severe thunderstorm will be near ideal into around four pm goes down and drop a sony at five pm gardened going to work ten pm run to bill around four fifteen pm repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until four fifteen pm for the following counties in cover of a new box in montgomery. what do you think that's the case is going. if you know if us pushed hard enough they might actually . make it life diffic

is only going to play once the long parliament they went to the e.u. they weren't dropped off a little bit away from this place had to get another taxi was a lie. on sunday honest. seriously she cries again i'm just going to shoot myself. like the question. so i'll take you after took a i just want to know i just have maybe a few tears to sort out how you feel what you do. under. the street so we are. going to hand you off ten minutes ok we are. going to get. i am a good reporter going to say this here camera i have a good reporter and i care about this story and i don't care that this is so so awful that i could lay on the space that i am getting this story and i'm getting it right for years ok well let's just try to figure out how we're going to do this. let's change it up a little let's change it up a little so we'll walk over to the main parliament so that we can give you a different picture of you in a different setting if that's ok with you yes yes could you get us walking and talking to you guys here for words. ok arbitron obviously people tell

actually happened she was told that her back phillip you know took that was the wrong parliament they went to the e.u. they weren't dropped off a little bit away from this place had to get another taxi was a lie. a big speech on it so. seriously she cries again i'm just going to shoot myself. or would like the question. so i'll take your after photo k. and i just want to know i just have maybe a few tears to sort out how you feel what you two and. three. we are. going to hand you off ten minutes ok we are. going to get. i am a good reporter going to say this your camera i have a good reporter and i care about this story and i don't care that this is so so awful that i could lay on the spade that i am getting this story and i'm getting it right for years ok well let's just try to figure out how we're going to do this. let's change it up a little let's send it up a little so walk over to the main parliament so that we can have a different picture of you in a different setting if that's ok with you yeah yeah could you get us walking and talking to you guys here for words. ok or trying to tell me who you

warmest of welcomes to a new session of the european parliament headed by leader nigel farage they turn their backs on the orchestra started to play the e.u. anthem to mark the beginning of the session it was part of a way to express their protest against policies along with the reelection of the parliament's president they claimed returning german socialist martin schultz to the post was a don't deal even before the vote. after the break an eye opening report on the work of doctors involved in the torture of detainees to stay with r t international. have you ever heard the expression pleasantly surprised well that is how i felt when i heard that the supreme court of the united states had ruled the digital information on cell phones of arrest of people cannot be seized without a warrant finally the american people catch a break in a court decision this ruling is linked to the two cases in which the police used information on a suspect telephone to press for further charges against them i think this is the most important aspect of this decision is the press that it sets the court said that just because a cell phone is in a suspects hand it

warmest of welcomes to the new session of the european parliament headed by nigel raj they turned their backs on the right as it started to pay the e.u. and them to mark the beginning of the session as part of a way to express their protests against a new policies along with their rejection of the parliament's president and they claim returning german socialist modern shills to the post was a quote done that deal even before the vote. romania millions of acres a fertile land but a huge bulk of it stands on use now the government's failing to draw enough domestic investment so is now selling it off to foreigners you get a piece going up explains what this means for local farmers. from dusk till dawn for uganda and her family farming isn't just a business it's their entire life. we have different types of animals here and also grow crops to get everything from this land both our food and things we're trying to sell in the millage. but typical story for millions of romanians so heavily depend on agriculture different types of crops and farms are seen everywhere across this for thailand nearly half of the country's population works in fa

weeks or so that we can we're witness to fights among members of parliament while there is a political necessity as europe's as the e.u. sees it to support and disburse money into ukraine it will actually not do that indefinitely and the problem is ukraine is running out of money even if words army the money to pay its soldiers will run out next week after the break as gaza's deaths top seven hundred now we report from overcrowded cemeteries and ask israel when it will stop. this is the media leave us so we leave the baby. bush is secure. your party is that. is that no one is with the guests that you deserve answers from. three years ago the european union or spending several hundreds of billions of euros on the public procurement underestimation that in each of the deal twenty thirty sometimes even fifty percent of the money spent on corruption. logan quarter past ten pm here in moscow now a un run school serving as the mergence the sheltering guards has been hit by israeli shelling leaving at least fifteen dead and hundreds wounded witnesses say no warning was given it's the fourth time a u.n. facility now where hun

weeks or so that we can we're willingness to fight among members of parliament while there is a political necessity as europe's as the e.u. sees it to support just burst money into ukraine it will actually not do that indefinitely and the problem is ukraine is running out of money even for an army the money to pay its soldiers will run out next week. a lot of movement there today just hours before the prime minister's resignation ukraine's lower house voted to dissolve parliament but only after making it impossible for the communists to be part of any next one day not to have enough deputies to be represented that elections two years ago the company secured thirteen percent of the vote well over two and a half million people that equates to some of its members lost their seats amid the political turmoil in the country and they had twenty three deputies remaining when they were excluded today the parliament speaker said getting rid of the party was a quote historic mission adding that he hoped there would never be another communist faction while the leader of the communist party called it quote a political lynching and qu

e.u. elections, extremist parties espousing antisemitic activities made remarkable progress. and hungary and greece extremist parliament parties associated with street militias were successful in elections. in hungary, the extremist party jabak is the second most significant party in hungary and has erected a monument to a war-time leader and declared antisemite. we have also found laws passed in europe that make it more difficult for jews to practice their religion because of making restrictions on being able to kosher foods and making it difficult to wear head coverings. we've seen, unfortunately, violent acts in kansas and the united states. three people were murdered outside of a j.c.c. in may in brussels, three people were murdered at a jewish museum. i mention this all because even as we visit europe today, we see signs of antisemitism, and it's troubling to all of us. this is the tenth anniversary of the berlin conference coming up this year, and we will be reconvening the osce states in order to evaluate the progress that we've made over the last ten years and additional progress that needs to be done. the hels