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tear gas.saw this in hong kong but we've also seen it in seattle, philadelphia, a terrible incicident where people were trapped against a highway embankment and could not get over a fence. we have also seen where tear gas grenades are fired directly at people, directly at their heads. in a rack inin baghdad last year come this killed dozens of people. in the u.s., we have seen that as well. it is not killed anyone but that is not because of how it is being misused, it is because the products are different. inin iraq, they were using t the much heavier grenade. i've spent the last couple off weeks looking at hundreds of videos o of incidences all over and it is all over the country, not just new york, seattle, philadelphia. his is murfreesboro, tenennesse, iowa city, albuquerque. police are just very quick to use tear gas, which is not as a product, can cause real injuries. nermeen: b brian, you mentioned the use e of tear gas against protesters in iraq and hong kong. as you pointed out, tear ga

can afford gas at the new pumps. to adopt with a minimum salary of $4.00 i don't think anyone can pay those prices but venezuelans will always look for a way to work around things as they've always done. i think it's a solution to the disaster that we have a gasoline because prices are set. private gas stations won't be able to fix venezuela's fundamental problems the state run oil companies run down and can only produce a fraction of what the country needs and tankers from venezuela's main foreign supplier round arrive infrequently u.s. sanctions on both iran and venezuela are making the scarcity even worse. and let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world . russia has signaled it could extend oil production cuts with leaders open to a meeting of crude producers this week opec and its allies agreed to cut output by 9700000 barrels per day through june the oil cartel which is led by saudi arabia is now expected to discuss extending those cuts for another month or 2. pa

the case now it's nuclear and now ok this is the production that will need more gas and the gas will most likely come from russia though course there are other places there's states there's middle east there's a lot of places where gas may be shipped so yes but it's not that. russia i mean russia needs europe and germany so it's gas because the can't even watch some of the other place so it's a. year that europe and germany so much depends on russia it's an interdependent show. between the buyer and the seller it doesn't mean that germany because it's buying russian gas becomes that are actually falling ok and i want to look at the significance of nato in germany you spent 2 tours in west germany to contain the former u.s.s.r. does a military presence that today continue to deter a russian advance so that was a long time ago and in another era we were deterring the soviet union which no longer exists i have to say although i have no sympathy for president trump in a general sense and i think that this announcement of the troop cuts was typically ham handed and not coordinated in adva

well but that the file will keep burning because gas from the well is feeding the fire or the india ltd said that this natural gas producing well that fire broke out there at a clearing operation on tuesday because there has been a gas leak for 2 weeks that they still haven't been able to control the experts from singapore and they say that it's going to take up to 4 weeks to bring the situation under control the reason why there isn't a. why there aren't more deaths is because when the gas leak started 2 weeks ago over a 1000 residents had been evacuated and that number is now more than 6000 since the fire broke out and the says of course so much damage to a very sensitive region the gas well is one and a half kilometers from a national park and it's caused damage to the biodiversity caucus of endangered don't have been found in the last 2 weeks and residents are really angry because gas condensation from the league has covered residential areas vegetation including some of our sounds famous tea plantations grasslands even and this is happening at a time when oil india is expanding

to europe and that is easier to do with less gas is delivered from russia. the trade relations in the energy sector would be disturbed. historically not a lot has changed here even in the darkest hours of the cold war west germany as it was then the energy from the u.s.s.r. as it was then what we have here though is essentially who's going to blink 1st the german government are insisting it's not going to be them they say it's german energy policy it who germany buys its energy from is german business and that donald trump the united states and any u.s. senators that want to get involved well they should think twice about doing that. and the u.s. senate has approved new sanctions on the north stream to gas pipeline between germany and russia while only about $100.00 or so miles of pipeline are left to be built next through danish waters which were actually suspended since december of 2019 due to u.s. sanctions targeting companies providing work to the project bear in a last ditch effort these new expand expanded sanctions are an attempt to thwart the busines

mohammed minear does believe that concerns about the use of tear gas at this time are justified. actually when we look on to the dispatcher track inspection they are very easy to be transmitted and one of the contributing factors for the call of ideas to spread and take the whole world on nice they didn't for 5 months as being a stress free treatment of transmission so anything that can expose the respiratory track or create any additional damage to the spirit of traction is something that would certainly help the vitus to any trade into the body otherwise we could probably protect it so be it for ready to construct a straight exacting section jennifer nomics like all are certainly good at keeping the actress to track healthy is not reported and having the tear gas is certainly not a good choice in this good condition in particular so someone who is infected with a girl nobody has or has asked them all or other komo to be duties in terms of this for tracking sections or other our community diseases if they were to be under the tear gas or similar kind of type or even doc mean tha

in lafeyette park, federal law enforcement officers were ordered to clear out the crowds with tear gas and rubber bullets so that president trump could walk from the white house to a nearby church for a photo-op. he did not enter the church. he did not offer words of prayer. the crowds were dispersed with force so that he could get his picture taken with a bible that wasn't his held upside down in front of a church he never asked to visit. i spoke at length about these ee vebts this morning -- events this morning. the aggressive use of force on law abiding protesters was appalling. it was an abuse of presidential power. it may have been illegal. and it was certainly a violation of the constitutional rights of american citizens, the protesters, some of them children, many of them families, there in a public park to peacefully protest were met with rubber bullets and tear gas. this has no place in american society or any democracy worthy of the name. the president must cease his behavior. the images from last night should disturb all of us and must be condemned by the united states senat

i don't know if you can see the picture but in the foreground at least one gas station a bp gas station and it looks as a texaco as well claim shooting over both of those gas stations and police say it's too combustible of the situation and no pun intended for them to go and and try to help the firefighters feel safe enough to put the fire at the wendy's out. what do you make of the police standing back and watching this burn? >> well i would use the word standing down but what they are trying to do is to get control of certain areas so they can move. the fire department getting in there and a safe manner for the problem is you have other people that live in that community and one of the things that law enforcement is going to have to do with that combustible situation like they had with these gas stations in close proximity is to try to get the citizens out of that area and get them out of there safely. the police department is stretched out. they are dealing with the highway situation and trying to deal with the wendy's situation and i'm sure they are dealing with putting out fires an

they have been firing tear gas. that's why i have this gas mask. if you look at the eyes of these protesters they are red and full of tears. we see police moving forward at different moments to push people away from the park. that is presumably their next move. right behind them is another row of mounted park police. these protesters are resisting and here come the police. >> let's listen and watch for a second. hold on for a second, alex. >> reporter: those are rubber bullets, wolf. >> you can see the mounted police are moving in. tear gas, rubber bullets, they are trying to disperse the crowd that gathered peacefully and all of a sudden the police start moving in to try to disperse the crowd and it's getting very ugly. for viewers just tuning in, this is happening as we are awaiting the president of the united states. he is supposedly going to be delivering a statement in the rose garden that has clearly endeveloped the rose garden. don lemon, your thoughts? this is not pleasant to observe this in washington, d.c., the nation's capital. >> i said

s lancaster university police concerns about the current use of tear gas are justified. actually then we look on to the display issue track inspection they are very easy to be transmitted and one of the contributing factors for the call of honest use of credit and take the whole word on nice they didn't for 5 months as being used to treat us through treatment of prosecution so anything that can expose the respiratory tract or create any additional damage to the spirit of traction is something that would certainly help the vitus to penetrate into the body otherwise we could probably protect it so therefore ready to comes to the street exacting section deafened i mix like on a lot of said really good keeping the other rescues back healthy is not more important and having to tear gas is certainly not a good choice in a biscuit condition in particular to someone who is infected with a groan of ideas or has asked for money or other cuomo to be deities in terms of this critic cracking sections or other our community diseases if they were to be under the tear gas or similar kin

protesters with pepper spray the weekend after the mayor and police chief had banned the use of tear gas. peaceful protests across the u.s. continue to including in minneapolis that's where george floyd died the city council there has ordered offices to stop using child calls and is working on restructuring the whole police department and there is gabriel amazon that was among demonstrators in new york. these are truly extra ordinary scenes thousands of protesters that are right now walking over the brooklyn bridge they're doing it on are of black lives matter and also drawn to the life of george florey these are protesters that are quiet obviously very very peaceful and they're really sending a message a message to new york a message to the united states and they say a message to the world that they will continue to fight for justice for george floyd and black lives matter they're also fighting over the last 2 weeks here in new york for a justice of people that have been victims of police brutality by the new york police department and on tuesday 2 things happened one is a new york poli

when i get to the gas station, i get out of the car, remove the gas cap and put the big plastic bag on my right hand and secure it with a hair tie. there are three main share surfaces here i'm concerned about touching. the p.i.n. pad, the pump handle and the button to select my gas. after i use my card, i put it into the smaller bag and stash it. most gas stations have a paper towel dispenser or maybe there is a piece of paper already in your car that you can use. once i fill my tank and replace the pump, i walk to the trash can, roll the hair tie up my arm and let the plastic bag fall into the can. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next i wipe down my credit card, i.d. and my car key and, as an extra precaution, i wipe down the front door nob and clean the sink taps. finally, wash my hands again. that's it for this episode, i hope you found it helpful. thank you for watching. >> good morning, everyone. this meeting will come to order. welcome to the j

protest the rally came on the same day a federal judge ordered police to temporarily stop using take gas. against the protests in seattle. ok let's go to london now we've got some live pictures there behind me where several anti racism demonstrations are being held today many assented around the boxed up statue of winston churchill empowerment square which last week was targeted by activists who sprayed he was a racist on it police have imposed new restrictions demanding the protesters to leave the streets by 5 pm local time to prevent violent clashes especially as county demonstrators are also planning to protest what has been a bit of tension in the center of london already so let's have the latest james brown like reporter is with this good afternoon again james when i spoke she just under an hour or so ago you mentioned there had been scuffles there in central london what's the situation i. guess only we here in parliament square which has been the designated meeting place for all the far right groups who've come up here supposedly on a pretext to defend britain's cultural heritage b

tear gas is explicitly designed to mess up the respiratory system. it causes you to cough, it's what it's meant to do. when it comes to safety, it's not about just respiratory safety. you're not likely to die from tear gas, but you can get seriously injured if you get hit by one of those canisters. so eye protection for covid-19 and one of those canisters. there's a lot of great guides available on line to keep yourself asope it's notoing to down to that, but good to be careful. >> should goggles be worn for airborne virus, tear gas and rubber bullets? >> certainly. if you don't have goggles, maybe you have a pair of sunglasses, something to cover your face. we have seen two journalists who have lost an eye in these protests. so, yeah, do what you can to keep away from projectiles, from gas, and cover yourself up as best you can. >> saleena want tos to know whe do people need to social distance even people are rioting without a mask? do you worry there's support fo large groups, and how does that look to the people who are saying just stay home? >> w

. >>> in the east bay this evening a new demand to the end of the tear gas. one city expects a ms cil disobedience curfew. >>> details about a fatal shooting in vallejo. police say an officer mistook a hammer for a gun. >>> a man armed with a gun and apparently holding two children hostage. >>> take a look. you are seeing a social movement in progress live as it happens in san francisco. this massive student-led protest is bringing together families, older adults standing up for equality and demanding change. good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. >> we'll begin with live breaking news. take a look at the size of this crowd behind me. one of the largest police protests we've seen in the bay area happening right now in san francisco's mission district. lyanne melendez brings us the very latest live. >> reporter: well, dan, i've lived here in san francisco for i can tell you i've seen people here at this protest that i haven't seen in years and that tells you that people are motivated, that they believe that coming out here will bring change. and fr

nearly $1300.00 health experts call on us police to stop using tear gas. against the demonstrators . could increase of the risk of transmission. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm. certainly glad to have you with us. now the mayor of seattle has responded furiously to a thread by donald trump to deploy the military to her city to break up an autonomous zone set up by black lives matter protesters jenny durkan said any such action by the u.s. president would be against the law. our president wants to tell a story about domestic terrorists who have a radical agenda and are promoting a conspiracy and fitz's law and order initiatives it's simply not true the threat to invade seattle to divide and incite violence in our city is not only unwelcome it would be illegal the capitol hill autonomous zone was formed at the beginning of the week by black lives matter activists they barricaded themselves inside 6 blocks in the center of seattle and declared it a police free area activist doesn't. explains what life is like in

some people got stuck and they started dispersing tear gas. i'm not sure what provoked the police to do this because the people on the highway were just kind of standing there in kind of a holding pattern, many of them bunched together. we did not see anyone provoke the police. but again, we didn't see it, we don't know what happened. i can't tell you why the police did this. i can tell you the result is chaos. you can see it, people scrambling over these fences, trying to get away from the tear gas, coming on here, trying to organize somehow to possibly march. this march was peaceful until it got to this point and obviously it's chaotic now. i don't know what's going on on the highway, i know they've been firing tear gas there. i'm going to try to move a little bit closer but it's a little dicey for us because we got pelted with tear gas, we got some of it in our eyes, but we're fine, we're clearing it right now. you can see i'm really hoping people are not crushed there. we did see a man down on the highway, injured. but people did help him.

big industry the tear gas industry makes good zillions of dollars selling tear gas everywhere from jinnah's whalen to hong kong to the united states and you know what it's been explored by the a.c.l.u. the a.c.l.u. is what at least half a dozen lawsuits saying look here's the problem with tear gas it's indiscriminate you know even what you do is you affect old young healthy unavailable the you affect people who have a dog in the fight and people who don't and because of that a display indiscriminate nature it's too dangerous to allow it that argument has been made at least a half a dozen times the united states by the a.c.l.u. and other human rights organizations and it's lost it's been made around the world and it's lost most countries allow tear gas right now even though it's a complete contradiction what you say is correct you can't it is considered a war crime if you use it in a war said. it's amazing that we can get away with war crimes on citizens because that argument that you just laid out just seems to keep losing it absolutely blows my mind mike i want to thank you so much for com

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shooting tear gas and rubber bullets.e horrifying sounds heard in the white house rose garden where the president starts to speak. >> i am your president of law and order and an ally of all peaceful protestors. >> reporter: real time split screen tells a different story. peaceful protestors forcibly moved. a photo journalist hit with a police shield while trying to report and capture the scene. the president mostly side stepped the frustration and despair triggered by george floyd's death at the knee of a white police officer, instead condemning view owe lengths. >> these are acts of domestic terror. the spilling of innocent blood is an offense to humanity and a crime against god. america needs creation not destruction. >> reporter: and a warning to governors and mayors where protests are erupting, not coincidentally largely run by democrats. >> if a city or state refuses to take the action necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the pro

hitting the gas politicians rail against possible u.s. sanctions over a pipeline project with russia calling the restrictions an unlawful in. russia this is our see international news h.q. here in moscow. first of this wednesday to france where nationwide rallies by health care workers in the past 24 hours have seen some ugly scenes tens of thousands turned to remind the government about its pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals but not all that passed peacefully to see. new in feel this video showing a nurse being injured during a violent arrested rally in paris that sparked furious reaction online it's been reported that she was detained for throwing projectiles 1st to get report this to come or operators from r.t. france were injured while filming some of that unrest when people began throwing stones at police both receive treatment from medical workers who are of course at the rally. when it comes to policing offices in france will still be able to use controversial restraining methods the government's backtracked on comp

catley it's only in other countries that peaceful protests are dispersed with tear gas and dissidents are arrested and held without charges only in foreign lands there's the political elite ignore the needs of the people and plow ahead building a police state no. not in america only 6 years ago congress was overwhelming would prove police militarization nancy pelosi eliot engel and over $330.00 lawmakers of both parties joined together to vote against representative grayson's amendment to end transfers of military equipment to local police in 2014 and of course america always respects the rights of journalists and freedom of the press we have received numerous reports of journalists attacked harassed and arrested and detained in the course of their work over the protests in the united states against systemic racism and police brutality only in other lands to allies watch in horror at the mis handling of protests we all watch in horror and consternation what's going on in the united states only in foreign lands we see citizens begging the united nations to speak up for their rights the

to the degree that we have oil and gas, jet fuel, plastics, resins, natural gas, coming of the country, is principally comes from here. to the degree that we support jobs rated by exporting burning natural gas around the world. to replace coal and say, china. so hopefully they have fewer emissions blowing over into the united states. it disproportionately comes from this gulf coast. this is what is sustained and this is what is at risk if we don't invest in coastal resiliency. pipelines, refineries, oil export sites, natural gas considers . processing abilities and liquefied natural gas exportation. the strategic petroleum reserve and enforce like or push on that keep the gulf r economy running. now again the infrastructure is based off of the coast of louisiana. without flood protection rebuilding, this critical part of the american economy is not to mention the funding stream for the right american outdoors act. it remains exposed and at risk. again these aren't just number some of these are people. there is 375,000 jobs directly 'ttied to oil and gas industry across the gulf states

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or do they support the president's use of tear gas. against people including families who are peacefully protesting in a public park. which is it. any objector should explain why the simple resolution i offered today is so unacceptable to them. and so mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceeded to the immediate consideration of a resolution expressing the congress that the constitutional right of americans must be respected, then violence are unlawful and except unacceptable and the congress condemns the president for ordering federal officers to use gas and rubber bullets against peaceful protesters in lafayette square in washington dc on june 1st of 2020. the concurrent resolution be agreed to, preamble be a great to an emotion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. is there objection. >> reserving the right to reject. first and foremost, on a first amendment absolutist. the right to peaceful protest is absolutely right. it is a core american liberty. and when pe

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protest the rally came on the same day a federal judge ordered police to temporarily stop using tear gas and pepper spray against the page face in seattle. now her protest is still haunt going to another u.s. states with the heart of u.s. commerce being no exception new york saw protesters come out peacefully to support the black lives matter movement the protests coincided with the women's empowerment march and ended with a joint platform crowds gathered in manhattan reportedly starting out from trump tower people were seen holding placards and chanting demands various demands and they included the funding the police and justice for george florida and a particular focus on the lives of black women aside from public support for black lives matter movement has the backing to of major u.s. companies including amazon microsoft and also starbucks however it does seem at the moment that their actions aren't speaking louder than their words taylor explains. 21st century companies live in fear of castle culture of old tweed too i misjudged can lead to a ha sentence in the court of public opinio

this is the landfall facility in loop mean in northeastern germany natural gas from russia was supposed to arrive here through a pipeline under the baltic sea but the controversial nord stream 2 project was suspended in late 2000 $900.00 due to u.s. sanctions for weeks the academician chair ski one of 2 russian pipe lng ships has been idle at anchor in a nearby harbor it was supposed to install the final 150 kilometers of the pipeline to livni the ship now needs a technical overhaul but gas market analyst heiko low months says it's unlikely to find a company willing to do the job and insurers are reluctant to cover the russian ships . zone it's all of that as well as the sanctions have the potential to delay this for a very long time and on its side it says it's. now expanded sanctions proposed by u.s. senators are causing more uncertainty german officials are worried they personally could get caught up in them the regional energy minister is hoping for support from berlin and brussels. for us it's for the board as well as in our view they threaten sanctions violate international law in

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