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with the latest on that machete attack that happened early today in. or i would have had a look at some world news in brief now more than $100.00 firefighters worked through the night chainsaws to get to burning parts of a church being built in berlin are the cause of the fire still being investigated and no casualties have been the 48 another major blazes time in argentina has torched thousands of grassland and pine forests why even strong winds a number of provinces a few with the slowing activists are warning of an environmental disaster as the raging wildfires burn out of control and residents of a syrian village have burned the stars and stripes a protest against penned in turkish troops in their country demonstrators march with national flags to use is a man's crippling u.s. sanctions washington's latest restrictions do hit the country's central bank as well as anybody working with its military or oil or gas sectors. watching r.t. still have you this how britain makes a big commitment to a new form of green energy backed by major oil companies however

translation: outside the metro, i saw a machete with lots of blood and people shouting. work, i saw a victim lying there covered in blood. that's when i panicked and people started panicking and shouting. the police arrived and asked us to stay locked up. all in all, on the way, i saw two victims with lots of blood. one man — believed to be the attacker — has been arrested and a suspected accomplice has also been ta ken into custody.

. >> outside the metro, i saw a machete with lots of blood and people shouting. a bit of a panic. in the passageway next to my work, i saw a victim lying in blood. that is when i panickend people started panicking and shouting. the police arrived and asked us to stay locked up the on the way, i saw two victims with lots of blood. lucy: one man, believed to the attacker, has been arrested and is suspected accomplice has been taken into custody. police tell the bbc that one ofs detained was found with blood on his clothing. the site of police cordoning off the streets will bring back painful memories for france. just around the corner from here are e former offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, target of a deadly terrorist attack five years ago. those suspected of involvement in thettack are currently standing trial at a court in paris. hithe place and timing s attack has meant prosecutors are treating it as a terrorist inquiry. charlie hebdo has tweeted its support for the victims. the entire team offers support and solidarity to the former neighbors an

. >> outside the metro, i saw a machete with lots of leaden people shouting. was a bit of a panic. in the passageway right next to my work, i saw a victim there covered in blood. that is when i panicked and people started panicking and shouting. police arrived and asked us to stay locked up. all in all, i saw two victims and lots of lead. reporter: one man believed to be the attacker has been arrested and inspected accomplice has been taken into custody. police told the bbc one of those detained was found with blood on his clothes. the site of police cordoning off police will bring back painful memories for france. this around the corner from here, the former offices of the such serial -- satirical magazine, charlie hebdo, the target of a deadly terrist attack five years ago. ose suspected of involvement in that attack are currently standing trial at a court here in paris. the place and timing of this attack has been prosecutors are treating it as a terrorist inquiry. charlie hebdo, which now operates fm a different location, has tweeted its support to the vic

translation: outside the metro, i saw a machete with lots of blood and people shouting. work, i saw a victim lying there covered in blood. that's when i panicked and people started panicking and shouting. the police arrived and asked us to stay locked up. all in all, on the way, i saw two victims with lots of blood. one man — believed to be the attacker — has been arrested and a suspected accomplice has also been ta ken into custody. police told the bbc that one of those detained was found with blood on his clothes. the sight of police cordoning off these streets will bring back painful memories for france. just around the corner from here, the former offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, target of a deadly terrorist attack five years ago. those suspected of involvement in that attack are currently standing trial at a court here in paris. the place and timing of this attack has meant prosecutors are treating it as a terrorist inquiry. charlie hebdo, which now operates from a different location, has tweeted its support to the victims. "the entire team offers its

i am. a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of a satirical magazine charlie have done or is now being treated as a terrorist attack the incident left 2 people injured and come. after the magazine recently published controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. also in france a new covert infection record with 16000 cases recorded in a single day the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus are only spreading. meanwhile across the channel ethical concerns are raised over reports the volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with in a world 1st trial.

machete attack? chris: that is what is being said. i can only tell you what we have been told by the paris police and the prime minister. they described it as a blade attack or knife attack. in terms of those injured, four people -- we heard that from the french prime minister, who is now attending a crisis meeting. ao of those people injured in serious way, in critical condition. .> police have arrested a man two people gravely injured. two others also woundeded. mark is here with us in the studio. we were talking about the trial going on. it seems the trial has been interrupted as the news broke of this attack. the members of charlie hebdo were taken out of the trial chamber by the police for their security. themoncern was more about being targeted during this very symbolicic trial than the former headquarters of charlie hebdo. that is the latest. is remarkable five years on to see the strap -- threats those journalists andd cartoonists still face. they have had round-the-clock police protection for years. the caricatures were publish

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i was hanging out and not seen us on the tv but new york city was not healthcare, was it? >> well, a guy ran by with a machete course it is. greg: talk about research. he made it through alive so i guess it can't cancel out the 50% jumps in matters last month. for media what a contrast. trump pulls out his deals like twinkies out of brian's mouth, the media refuses to call them peace deals. there's a reason. imagine thinking john kerry hillary clinton or actual statesmen. they mark jerry krishna for even thinking you could sit at the adult table. what kushner did with the middle east is the equivalent of some guy off the street walking into the yankees stadium and throwing a no-hitter so let's not forget muddled piece. >> there will be no separate peace between israel and the armed world. i want to make that very clear, there will be no advance in several peace with the arab world without the palestinian process and peace. everybody needs to understand that, that's a hard reality. greg: that clip aged worse than he did. actual peace deals are not peaceful. as our media. horrible problems are created in calls

>> i mean that one guy ran by with the machete. >> greg: no wonder cnn is now just weekly world newsame guy that mocked the mayhem until the pole mocked him. >> it's in chaos, and the crime is rising to defund the police. >> the rising has to stop. as you know i and i know it showing up in the polling. >> they don't exist until the polling says so. denying provable violence, they still scream about an imagined that will come if trump does x or y. with these apocalypses come unless they themselves created them meaning they use their promise of a future trump to validate the actual that their own business model creates. they envision trump destroying society but they are doing their work and excusing the real chaos, which happened. here's a summary. [screaming] >> nationwide on rest, it could lead to the highest insurance payout of its kind in history. >> they took on medication, like unofficial medication that he had it, they empty all of that, that was like a dream in the last 48 hours, everything just appeared and was gone. >> greg: as crimes urges citizens police cities and the pol

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i was hanging out and not seen us on the tv but new york city was not healthcare, was it? >> well, a guy ran by with a machete course it is. greg: talk about research. he made it through alive so i guess it can't cancel out the 50% jumps in matters last month. for media what a contrast. trump pulls out his deals like twinkies out of brian's mouth, the media refuses to call them peace deals. there's a reason. imagine thinking john kerry hillary clinton or actual statesmen. they mark jerry krishna for even thinking you could sit at the adult table. what kushner did with the middle east is the equivalent of some guy off the street walking into the yankees stadium and throwing a no-hitter so let's not forget muddled piece. >> there will be no separate peace between israel and the armed world. i want to make that very clear, there will be no advance in several peace with the arab world without the palestinian process and peace. everybody needs to understand that, that's a hard reality. greg: that clip aged worse than he did. actual peace deals are not peaceful. as our media. horrible problems are created in calls

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>> i mean, that one guy ran by with a machete. no, of course, it isn't. his campaign is be afraid. the genius twist, by fox news, is that they say that's what we want to do is scare you. which really enhances the president's ability to do it. it is a very beautiful, concerted action between the two of them. it's unfortunate that its point of purpose is to divide the american people. but there we were, out having dinner. it's great to be together, in the city. we were met by a great group of -- a lot of people came up to us. but -- >> infectious disease doctors. >> yeah. who helped me understand how to explain, better, to everybody else about why we can do so much better with the types of testing we're using. and then, a miracle happened. so i'm talking to the doctors and, like, all of a sudden, i feel like this -- this, like, breeze that was almost like the holy spirit kind of flowing through. and all of a sudden, don lemon's hand. i figure, i don't know if it's reaching for a gun. reaching for a hairbrush. could be anything. pulls out a credit card, and gives it to the waiter. and

if you are a grower and your life is your vineyard and someone takes a machete to the your vines, you are pretty angry about that. i liveduring this time in crystal city, texas. we were privileged at that time to have a performance by el teatro campacino. we were very proud of that. little did we know that shabbos haddissed -- chavez distanced himself from them and came -- teat tetro second, not first. he dismissed them. you talk about this and i hope you would clarify some of this. caue people were all for la sa and still cau summarily dismissed. notam: for people who may know his name, he was a farmworker born in a liberal labor camp in -- andno, but his family moved made sure their kids went to high school and college. he goes to san jose state, becomes a promising playwright, works with the san francisco mime troupe in 1965 when the a radicalrts and group in the san francisco bay importantat is an part of the story. this did not happen in a vacuum. the civil rights movement was strong and a lot of the early support that made the union successful came out of that through particularly the san francisco area. luis

so>> water i scarce in ts part of mexico, blood was spilt over it. armed with little more than pickaxes and machetesoup ofarrs and agricultural workers dissented on the dam to force-out tional guard. at least one protester was killed. another injured in the clashes. this is a reacon from citizens defending their homeland, said one protester. water is everyo's heritage. they are furious over a treaty reached over the region's water. utthe mexican waterrities say they have to divert much of the precious resource to their richer neighbor. the farmers say their crops, animals, and livelihoods are suffering from the widespread send any water north.o time to we are not going to have water for our crops. people from the town cannot eat. this will be a big economic problem for the state. >> even the president chimed in and defended the actions. >> it is very unfortunate what happened. the national gua left the scene to avoid confrontation. i consider it an adequate response. >> maybe the president considered the response adequate, but the people who live around the dam do the internal generate -- andrn e at

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i don't even. want to be. understood so when. the headlines in our 33 people were injured by a machete attack near the former headquarters of the satirical mag magazine charlie hebdo in paris the incident comes after republic cartoons featuring the prophet mohammed dumas france registers a new date coded threat to the number of cases past the 16000 in the last 24 hours but the government's fresh antivirus measures are provoking anger. cable into could soon be deliberately infected with the world's 1st human vaccine trials of the kind that sparking ethical concerns and also to come this hour major world car made his father lawsuit against the trumpet ministration i will what they say is not.

i watch you every night. they did a double take. new york still was not a hell scape, was it? >> the one guy had a machete. it isn't. >> emily: greg, the laughing over violence is revolting in my opinion. will anyone on the left care? >> greg: i love it when the media admits to their impeccable research. even though there was a 50% speak in murders in new york city from august 2020 to -- don lemon went out to dinner and he wasn't killed. he wasn't murdered. so therefore the whole crime wave never happened. this is the state of journalism. that if it doesn't get close to you, if it doesn't affect your life, it didn't happen. he never went downtown during the looting. apparently that didn't happen either, right? i'm going to stop. but it just goes back to the point that they judge their suffering by how it affects them, which is why nancy is involved. it will affect her politically. >> emily: juan, in some cities, including ones by me here on the west coast, the looting and rioting is continuing. it's still going. why did it take this long for speaker pelosi to condemn it? >> juan: i think -- i can't think of

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i did double take. new york city was not a health care policy of? minute one guy ran by with a machete. a poor citizen. greg: he just backtracked on destroying the system saying he was taken out of context by the "cnn" context is not necessary. context not necessary but confusion is. really now quite whose news and news commentary over there? at fox's obvious but you know i'm commentary. you know tucker is commentary and brett is news. you know jesse well we don't know what jesse is but we sent his hairs to a lab for testing. "cnn" what is a lemon? what is the cuomo? if you did a nutritional analysis of how much of what they produce is news and how much is commentary and how much is raw sewage? it's a media mullet. they have a little bit of news up front and a whole lot of opinion in the back and here's how that recipe plays out. today covid deaths jumped to 200,000. thank you donald trump are killing each and every person also for running over my dog when i was five. they are only standard is big money for succor which calls for conflict rids just as bad as "msnbc." their delusion like

your vineyard and someone comes and takes a machete and chops down vines you're pretty angry about that. there was a degree of difference. >> during this time, i lived in bristol city texas as part of russell nita. we were privileged at that time to have a performance at the casino and miss valdez came and brought the group of actors and we're very proud of that. chavez had distance himself from them and we told that the theatrical came second not first and were dismissed. in reading your book i discovered this bit of information and i wonder if you would clarify some of that for us. the relationship that caesar had with people that were all for the new union and yet we're in a sense similarly dismissed. >> luis valdez was a really interesting and important figure in the movement in its early years, for people that might not know his name, he was actually a farmworker born in delay no but whose family moved to san jose from great personal sacrifice making sure that their kids went to high school and college. he came out, he was a farm worker as a kid, goes to san jose state and becomes a promising playwright. was working with the san francisco

i did double take. new york city was not a health care policy of? minute one guy ran by with a machete. poor citizen. greg: he just backtracked on destroying the system saying he was taken out of context by the "cnn" context is not necessary. context not necessary but confusion is. really now quite whose news and news commentary over there? at fox's obvious but you know i'm commentary. you know tucker is commentary and brett is news. you know jesse well we don't know what jesse is but we sent his hairs to a lab for testing. "cnn" what is a lemon? what is the cuomo? if you did a nutritional analysis of how much of what they produce is news and how much is commentary and how much is raw sewage? it's a media mullet. they have a little bit of news up front and a whole lot of opinion in the back and here's how that recipe plays out. today covid deaths jumped to 200,000. thank you donald trump are killing each and every person al running over my dog when i was five. they are only standard is big money for succor which calls for conflict rids just as bad as "msnbc." their delusion likes for th

i hope people will start fighting men saying we won't tolerate systems that are streets in our homes that can't possibly track what we're doing. a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie leaves to pay. people injured come shortly after republic controversial cartoons featuring the prophet mohammed. france meanwhile breaks a new code infection record with 16000 cases recorded in a single day but the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus in its tracks are only spreading anger and ethical concerns raised amid reports u.k. volunteers could sing be deliberately affected with in a world 1st try.

i can't believe they didn't do a double take we were hanging out not seen you on the tv screen. >> that one guy ran by with a machete. of course it isn't. greg: he's it backtrack on destroying the system saying he was taken out of context but cnn context is not necessary. in fact, that's what cnn stands for. context not necessary. but confusion is. really? whose news and whose commentary? fox, it is obvious. you know my commentary. i'm commentary. you know tucker is commentary and brett is news. you know jesse well we don't know what jesse is but we sent his hairs to a lab for testing. "cnn" what is a lemon? what is the cuomo? if you did a nutritional analysis of how much of what they produce is news and how much is commentary and how much is raw sewage? it's a media mullet. they have a little bit of news up front and a whole lot of opinion in the back and here's how that recipe plays out. today covid deaths jumped to 200,000. thank you donald trump are killing each and every person also for running over my dog when i was five. they are only standard is big money for succor which calls for conflict rids just as bad

friday evening and i say here in moscow my name is colin brown here with the world news and reaction this friday 1st for you 2 people have been injured by a man armed with a machete the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie and 2 suspects have been detained the french prime minister and the interior minister visited the scene from that shattered tube and get reports. the national anti terror agency has a friend an investigation into this incident this attack which took place in the 11th hour an. hour or so east of the paris area has been opened for what's described as being attempted assassination connection with terrorism and surprise we know that 2 people were injured in not attack which machete was used as the old take to stab people with the standard seriously injured we know that there are a man and a woman and we understand that they would for news. agency that now has offices in the same building where the satirical magazine surely it used to have its office prior to that attack in 2015 which killed many people at the office and started a wave of terror attacks that france has been experiencing now for many years when decide that a cr

your vineyard and somebody comes and takes a machete and chops down the vines you're pretty angry about that. so there was a degree of violence. during this time i lived in crystal city texas and i was part of the raza unida and we were privileged at that time to have a performance by the teatro campesino and he brought his group of actors and we were very pleased with that and proud of it. little did we know that chavez had sort of distanced himself from them and that luis had been told that the teatro came second and not first and they were dismissed and in reading your book i discovered this bit of information, and i wondered if you would clarify some of that for us and the relationship that cesar had with people that were all for the union and all for la causa and in a sense were summarily dismissed. >> luis valdez was an interesting and important figure in the movement in his early years and for people who might not know his name, he was actually a farmworker born in a labor camp in delano, but whose family moved to san jose and his personal sacrifice made sure that they went to high school and college and he was a migrant farmworker as a k

i don't know if i'm on. the fly. in the summer by the future. a military plane crash lands on a highway in eastern ukraine 25 people are dead 2 others are critically injured. and a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is now being treated as a terror attack the incident left 2 people injured comes after the magazine recently repopulation controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. ethical concerns are raised over reports that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with coverage in the world's 1st trial. a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me making. close to ukrainian military plane has crashed landed on a highway in the country's eastern kharkov region 27 people were on board but only 2 survived they're said to be in a critical condition suffering severe burns the twin engine antonov a n $26.00 is reported to have crashed while coming into lonsdale the city of chalky which is around 500 kilometers east of the capital clear of the preliminary cause for of the accident is beings data does left engine failure but all thora teams are still investigating the country's pr