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talking summits i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst and in cyprus we cross to alex kristof or he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alex let me go to you first in cyprus i want to in this program on to talk about what was and what could happen so let's talk it's one packed helsinki. i don't necessarily think that it was a failure for donald trump as it was a failure for the media and their continued meltdown go ahead. yeah i think it was we don't really know many details as to actual policy that was discussed between

also had breakfast with the helsinki from a ship as well let's bring in jonathan steele international affairs commentator to give us a inside on today's expectations on the summit as well in fact stand by for us jonathan just stand by for one moment if you will there is the russian president vladimir putin after what must have been a very late night last night with the final of the world cup wrapping up and russia of course france winning the world cup and putin being involved with various a ceremonial awards ceremony and diplomatic gestures after the world cup god only knows what time the russian president went to bed last night but he's finally arrived here in helsinki it's right now it's ten past one in the afternoon it is a twenty nine degrees celsius there in helsinki and that jacket it's going to be a hot day barry is the russian president now getting into his cold limousine here so let's get back now to jonathan steele our international affairs commentator joining us live on the program as we fade away from these live pictures of helsinki international airport jonathan steele thanks fo

. >> reporter: says internal affairs detective who learned about the call immediately told superiors. independenol of the threat should be broughto the attention of officers. i'm glad that the threat was brought to their attention. >> reporter: but in a phone interview says don't agree confidential details of the call should have been released and now being reviewed, won't talk about the specifics. troubled by the way it was handled. >> threat not reported to internal affairs, i take that very seriously. something i would wonder, wouldn't understand why that would have cuoccurred. tighten up our procedures. >> reporter: not first time he's angered the police department. circulated a petition for removal because annual report left out information about racial disparities in use of force. agreed to amend the report. according to the bulletin mr. garrison is still in you custody, expected to be in court tomorrow. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> two minutes is how long the man believed to be golden state killer appeared in sacramento courtroom today. joseph deangelo never spoke to

groups asking for comment as to whether such a practice constitutes meddling in a country's internal affairs human rights watch the american civil liberties union and amnesty international have responded to our request saying they are not in a position to comment. and are saying with facebook the social media giants targeted ads were also apparently used by some in the u.k. labor party to deceive their own leader that's according to a recently published book control old delete how politics on the media crashed our democracy by tom baldwin a senior labor party members tasked with spreading campaign messages through facebook ads ahead of the twenty seventeen general action so acted only jeremy koeppen himself and his close aides as the target group this was to ensure that as few people as possible in the u.k. would see those messages at the same time fooling the party leader into thinking his order had been carried out parody those behind the plot in the labor ranks were unhappy with corbin's left wing agenda here's how the plot is described in the book . when they were told to pay for nationw

firstly russia is the state has never meddled in the internal affairs of the us and in particular has never meddled in its elections secondly but wait wait let me have some patients in to be distinguished because we really think that it was possible to meddle in the u.s. elections from the territory of russia and save through is the choice of millions of americans it will be it but it's ridiculous. at the post but i'm not asking whether they influenced i'm asking whether they tried my romance and now what year that is about whom everyone was talking about i'll return to that don't worry to it they open emails as they told us and there was information that inside the democratic party they were manipulations in favor of one of the candidates and that is all good and that the leadership of the executive body of the party resigned so they admitted this fact and that was the most important thing but in a little of it that the manipulation of the us public opinion must be stopped when you and they have to apologize to the voters what now mr miller has been better mr president let me answer.

gas its international affairs commentator always a pleasure thank you very much. thanks to. now the french capital is welcoming its heroes the national team crowned world cup winners on sunday evening in moscow we're showing you live pictures from that the french capital now where hundreds of thousands of supporters are out on the seans elisei accompanying the squad as they paraded to the a presidential residence that's where they're going to be greeted by a manual mode from the president earlier team also received a warm welcome at the airport it's just look at these live pictures today almost everybody has poured out to welcome back their champions this is going to be a real boost for the french people who have been plagued with riots that usually the streets are full of people rioting but today is a very different picture indeed. and some more live pictures for you now now from far away sure they kept us all right greg where people have also pulled onto the street to welcome back their national football team who did incredibly well at this world cup baby cakes seeded ever

i took the screenshots from ray-bans facebook page and i sent them to internal affairs they didn't want to escape or even so instead they started investigating who sent the postings who's ratting out these cops that are running around committing these crimes and of course they found me some of the deputy sheriffs who absolutely love more. than there are those that. can't stand it. so few children there's kelton my eight year old son and my daughter she's ten years old. really is really great to mess. my son has the. i like think he has my brain he's a very smart kid. not thinking i'm very smart but you know maybe maybe a little bit but he's willing credibly smart does my daughter homework. for you and they're just really wonderful kids and i miss them so much. my kids live in palm beach gardens with their mother my ex kelly i haven't seen them in two years. and i think about it all the time i haven't seen my kids in two years you know like i'm missing their entire life and they're missing growing up with. their dad the hardest thing for wark when he left was you know leaving his family

ok let's talk about here with me in the studio to do so tyson baka an international affairs analyst with the aspen institute here in berlin tyson let's start with the russian president vladimir putin a man trying to escape pariah status on the international stage what's he taking away from the health sinking summit well it's mitigated success for vladimir putin and russia and his regime what his goal was was to put russia on parity with the united states to say that it is a world power that it plays on that level that no only these two countries are kind of at that status and he was brought in from the cold essentially i mean he got a very warm reception from donald trump you could see the personal report donald trump took a lot of the talking points that of lattimer putin would have used so for him it was a rhetorical and optical political success ok and what about donald trump himself you know we'll talk about what he took away from the summit in a second what i want to ask you thoughts though is what was he hoping to get out of this summit well this is where you see the preparation so

groups asking for comment as to whether such a practice constitutes meddling in a country's internal affairs four of them including human rights watch and transparency international have responded to our requests so far saying they are not in a position to comment journalists and radio host john gaunt believes facebook's power and influence has become overwhelming if this was americans who were being targeted there would be absolute outrage in congress and across the whole of the american media and clearly it was looks like it was being used to spread dissenting russia and that's wrong with this also be given to government spot so that governments could enforce their will against the people we already know the algorithms against anybody who's got a slightly roy have said to view we know about shadow of a shadow account i just think we've all been rather foolish came along facebook and twitter facebook in particular we gave all our information all our history all our pictures all our significant events and they have literally got too much power and that's scary on every level whether you're l

groups asking for a comment as to whether such a practice constitutes meddling in a country's internal affairs human rights watch the american civil liberties union and amnesty international have responded to our request saying they are not in a position to comment time or staying with facebook the social media giants targeted ads were also apparently used by some in the u.k. labor party to deceive their own leader that's according to a recently published book control delete how politics and the media crashed our democracy by tom baldwin when they were told to pay for nationwide ads they regarded as madcap such as one and voter registration they made sure that few saw such messages except a tiny slice of left wing activists it was there for them they thought it must be for everyone it was and that's how targeted ads can work in your labor party members tasked with spreading corbin's campaign messages through facebook ahead of the twenty seventeen general election selected only jeremy koeppen himself and his closest aides as the target group this was to ensure that as few people as possible in

from the south african international affairs thank you. are still to come here on the program on international peace not too happy that members of the self-proclaimed rescue group the white helmets are apparently getting asylum in germany a story unfold in just a moment. everywhere in the world my guess is that probably just about everywhere women expect to make that first move and here we are in an age where. they make the first move don't know how to make the first move don't know what's right to make the first. germany's decision to take in members of the controversial syrian group the white helmets. among lawmakers who say should be offering asylum to others instead. i have decided that germany will take in eight members of the white helmets aid group and their families and grant them protection the continuing military offensive on the territorial gain the syrian regime is making in southern syria presents an acute danger for the group. the federal government must offer asylum to the journalist and founder of the we can leaks whistle bl

a little deeper into this story now and bring in international affairs commentator jonathan steele mr steele thank you for joining us on r.t. international what do you make of the media reaction to this to this incident in amesbury. well different media have different stories but i think the latest story from the times newspaper so the british intelligence agencies are expecting a so-called new attack from russia as soon as the world cup is finished he's just so there's absolutely no evidence given in the story though the courage to intelligence person himself says they have nothing specific it's just a general awareness of possibilities i mean it's just designed i think to undermine the good image that russia's been getting over the world cup is it even plausible that russia was behind this. well it would be madness to do it at this stage because as i say the world cup is in full flux flights and everybody's having a good time people are impressed vent fans have gone over there say it's much better than they expected and they thought it was going to be a hostile country and they foun

clear to russia's president putin that washington would not stand for any interference in its internal affairs by moscow. the president disclosed what he said divided by putin about russian interference in our elections and he said that he is confident that as a result of that conversation vladimir understands that it won't be tolerated united states and the european union have agreed to work together on lowering trade barriers u.s. president says he will start trading on ca sions would be you and result sale an element in tariffs as well as retaliatory tariffs in ousmane following a meeting at the white house between trial and the european commission president jiang cohen younker tensions have been rising to both sides stop tariffs on billions of dollars worth of imports of course is on the understanding that as long as we are negotiating unless one party would stop the negotiations we are hopeful of further tariffs and unison reassessed existing tariffs on steel and aluminum this will open markets for farmers and workers increase investment and lead to greater prosperity in both the united s

internal affairs has taken this over now. i'm not sure what other information i can provide you with. i should add that the original well-being called was initiated by an off-duty sfpd officer that i happen to know. furthermore, i went to the f.b.i. i do not feel safe in my home. i don't feel i can call the police. i went to the d.p.a. and filed a complaint and christina, one of the investigators, was so appalling and rude to me. she asked inappropriate questions and told me to get an attorney. additionally, balthasar called me back the next day and refused to assign me a new investigator to my complaint. he said too bad, you will have to call me a new one. the chief says he has a zero-tolerance policy and i have yet to see it enacted. i want to remind everyone again why greg farrell resigned. >> can you talk to attendant yamaguchi. is not appropriate? and give some more information. what time of the day was this when this happened? >> 11:54 pm while we were asleep in bed and it continued until 3:00 am. apparently the dispatc

talking summits i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst and in cyprus we cross to alex kristof or he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alex let me go to you first in cyprus i want to in this program on talk about what was and what could happen so let's pack helsinki. i don't necessarily think that it was a failure for donald trump as it was a failure for the media and their continued meltdown go ahead. yeah i think it was we don't really know many details as to actual policy that was discussed between the two leaders in helsinki and one of the reasons we don't know that much about the meeting which we should be discussing policy because after all that's that's why they met and that's the important part of this summit all we're hearing about from the media is is the meltdown over how trump is a traitor how quittin is a how trump sold out the united states of america and this mass hysteria is clouding and it's fuck

the chief of department is way the chief of detectives is why its chief of internal affairs is way the chief of ent terrorism is why those are the powell positions so you can have a bunch of black cops running around industry and hispanics but they don't have no power so when you talk about power i need i need to be in a power policymaking position where i could change some the highest ranking black officer and a new police department is in charge of housing you know a housing this housing is like all a low public housing for the projects so they put the black man in charge of the projects he doesn't have power he's not in charge of new year's day for every he's not in charge of thanksgiving day parade he's not in charge of. terrorism all he is is out the dealing with issues in the housing development of black and hispanics so i don't i don't buy the fact that the minority or majority of his majorities are when you have power when you have power that's when you can make change but there's another thing that i'm also wondering why someone like you who is turned their life or out from a

democracy in the nineteen eighties and a prohibits of the military from getting involved in internal affairs and people here are afraid that in times of social tension of economic problems the military could be used to persecute those who oppose the current administration even though the minister of defense is saying that that the military would be used to harass to persecute those who oppose the government of mali so might be people here are afraid and they feel that they will remain on the streets and that they want congress to debate the future of the armed forces in argentina. facebook stocks have taken a nosedive flipping out one hundred twenty billion dollars in market value the plunge comes after the social media giants earnings fell short of expectations facebook insists it's because of the high costs of protecting safety and a slowdown in the times in markets. un a nigerian officials are desperately trying to register then the huge number of refugees crossing the border from cameroon people have been entering on a daily basis to flee escalating separatist violence i reporter and it

own internal affairs on behalf of the united states no. as far as the final instance is concerned it can only be called to be the final instance to take the decision and we are talking about private people who have done this that are not states now as far as our intelligence forces are concerned i have already talked about it i have said send an official request we will form a commission we will work. and look at those requests and we need to improve and to widen our cooperation also in the legal field but on a mutual basis and so if we do something we also request accesses to the people who. are accused as russian intelligence services in the us and we would also grant the same to the us. which. right thank you for your president may have indicated to you about officially recognizing for me as part of russia and then secondly. do you does the russian government have any compromising material on president trump or his family. all right i'm laila heraclea taking over our special coverage of donald trump's a talks with vladimir putin for tho

first of all, russia as a state has never interfered with the internal affairs of the united states. >> the indictment, there are 12 names here, talks about specific units of the russian military intelligence, is the gr you not part of the russian state? >> i will get to it. have a little patience and you will get a full answer to your question. interference with the domestic affairs of the united states, do you really believe that someone acting from russian territory could have influenced the united states and the choice of millions of americans? >> i'm asking whether they tried? >> i'm about to answer. this was the first point if you will have some patience you will hear the entire answer. i said this in 2016 as i say it now. the idea was about hacking email account of the democratic candidate. was it rigging of facts, some forgery of facts? that is the point i am trying to make. any false information planted? no it wasn't. these hackers -- i will get back to it. bear with me for moment. they hacked the email account and information about manipulation conducted within the democrat

. >> the russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal american affairs. >> putin's denial tracks with previous statements he has made publicly and to president trump, but in a remarkable departure from established fact, president trump today says he just might believe putin. >> dan coats same to me and some others. they said they think it's russi russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> the equivocation brought a frank rebuke from the director of national intelligence. in a statement, dan coats saying "we have been clear in our assessment of russian meddling in the 2016 election and their ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine the democracy. in the press conference, putin acknowledged he wanted president trump to win the election. >> yes, i did. because he talked about bringing the u.s.-relationship back to normal. >> he was also asked about russian agents indicted on friday. he said he wasn't aware with