was quote ready to assist through the international red cross that if treated as the i.c.r.c. president noted the red crescent gone for seventy funds due to illegal us sanctions us should own up to its economic terrorism the red cross has denied making those remarks a cover mother and former deputy head of it ons department of and bottom and says the wall does ignoring the disaster he tweets the level of international attention to it on unprecedented floods is surprisingly low people of iran are in need of help and attention regardless of international politics let's get more from tehran joining us now is i mean he's if he's tehran correspondent i mean good to see you what is the situation in iran right now. oh and thank you for having me situation in iran right now i can see is that well the flaw has reached the southwestern part of iran those are the risk operations going on and who's a stan has basically declared him to be in a state of crisis right now and it's mostly because the new body builder of chad has a flooded and accuracy is. going toward the city and threatening u

of medical treatment for other conditions as you're about to see in this next report the international red cross is now trying to fit prosthetics for as many people as possible. this is the consequence of a snakebite five year old mate all lost her leg in the war torn country of south sudan her mother couldn't get medical treatment for her in time so the infection worsened until no one could see from land. here she's trying her prosthetic limb for the first time. it's hard work but she knows she's not alone here. and the law we could as i was leaving my house on a rainy day to go to the field i got bitten by a snake. but i think i was taken home. but there was no car to transport me to a hospital right away. in addition to the physical problems most patients are traumatized many have been injured by landmines or fighting during the civil war the red cross doctors have to counsel patients struggling to accept an artificial limb. then. the process is provided until the this is part and parcel of you is going to be part of your is going to let you walk get you back to be a business us use of. that

but take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the international red crosshas ended a media blackout to seek information about a nurse from new zealand who's been missing in syria for five years and isolation said it was acting on the thoughts that louisa coffee may still be alive she and two syrian drivers were abducted in the northwestern city of well delivering aid supplies in twenty thirteen. activists have been demonstrating outside london at the london offices of oil giant royal dutch shell calling for action on climate change protesters also briefly a block several key locations in the british capital of events begin the two weeks of climate change protests organized by a group calling itself extinction rebound. not just on its reminder the top story this hour a fire is raging out of control at the paris is the cathedral and the spot house collapsed they say it could be linked to an official french president emanuel has canceled a planned address to the nation that is on his way to the c. b w business update we've been physical in is that next more wo

billions in fines and recalls the international red cross is into the media blackout to seek information about a nurse from new zealand who's been missing in syria for five years the organization said it was acting on reports that louisa a copy may still be alive she and two syrian drivers were abducted in the north western city of it lived while delivering aid supplies back in two thousand and thirteen. sudanese protest leaders say they've blocked an attempt by the army to break up a sit in its headquarters more demonstrators are arriving to join the thousands calling on the country's military to hand over power to a civilian administration mass anti-government protests helped deposed president omar al bashir last week they're now applying pressure to the military council that replaced. state come in their thousands to send a message to the military step aside i'm a way for a civilian government. it's almost a festival atmosphere but there was no mistaking the sense of determination as the protests continued for a tenth day we will stop until we finish or. we cannot leave this. on monda

now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the international red cross has ended a media blackout to seek information about a nurse from new zealand who's been missing in syria for five years the organization said it was acting on reports that the waves of coffee may still be alive she and two syrian drivers were abducted in the northwestern city of it lived while delivering aid supplies in twenty thirteen. in japan before nuclear plants operating has begun to remove fuel rods recording paul it's a milestone in the slow process to decommission the plant which suffered a meltdown after a tsunami in twenty eleven removing the rods is crucial to avoid a further disaster if another earthquake hits. demonstrators briefly blocked to keep bridge here in berlin to demand action on global climate change it was one of the series of coordinated events to rehab begin two weeks of climate related protests around the world in london activists deface the offices of oil giant royal dutch shell and blocked roads to sections. of the middle east and the dire conditions fac

worsening of the situation inside the country convinced my daughter to reach a deal with the international red cross and the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country. what she did d.c. sits at the fork of two tidal rivers connected to the atlantic ocean that makes the u.s. can talk vulnerable to rising sea levels and climate change but the frequent flooding within view of the white house is a topic president donald trump has not addressed how does your castro has more. thirty six million people visit washington d.c. national mall each year drawn to him. monuments spring cherry blossoms and the tidal basin one hundred year old reservoir that takes its name from the tides flowing in and out of the potomac river but lately the tides have been rising too high here we're seeing the sidewalk of a cherry blossom walkway around the title basin flooded completely impassable this happens twice a day a result of sea level rise and increased urbanization the

danger usually comes yet more danger no one knows that as well as aid workers with the red cross this week the international committee of the red cross warned the united states of the risks involved in trying to bring humanitarian aid into business ways and that is only one flashpoint in south east africa countries are still assessing the apocalyptic damage left by side and yet aid workers there say there is reason for hope. this. was. first doing its history here was. this. past season was in two weeks. you were here a positive assessment there and a talk about aid in the red cross i'm joined by dominic still hard news director of global operations for the international committee of the red cross it's good to have you here on the show it's not every day that we see red cross workers that happy especially when they're in an area that's been hit by disaster must make you feel good to see aid workers smiling absolutely absolutely yeah and that the same time i made the reminds me of many occasions where. i felt exactly the same because the big difference between us who are on the ground and people who are seei

worsening of the situation inside the country convince my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossand the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country. oh mexico's a proper cutter petal volcano has been busy spewing lava and ash in recent weeks the increase in activity isn't scaring the thousands of people who live in the shadow of the giant and you see those men were up follow reports from the city of in mexico. why would anyone want to live near an active volcano. for many of the residents of some peril we need to what is a small town nestled at the foot of mexico's book at the volcano it's the only way of life they know. over the past few weeks however the mountain has been acting a little strange large explosions have forced massive plumes of volcanic ash seven thousand meters into the air at night bursts of fragmented lava have lit up the sky and covered the steep slopes of the mountain in a glowing blanket of molten rock over

the international red cross is boosting relief efforts in parts of iran affected by severe flooding. twenty six of the country's thirty one provinces have been hit by heavy rainfall again mid march more than sixty people have died in the disaster. former u.s. vice president joe biden has promised to change after four women claimed he touched them inappropriately in a video posted on twitter biden promised to be more mindful of other people's personal space he's seen as a likely contender for the twenty twenty democratic presidential nomination. was to japan now where police have arrested the former nissan chairman carlos go in for a fourth time that over new allegations of misconduct. prosecutors say the arrest is based on the suspicion he diverted five million dollars to a company linked to him when he was chair of nissan denies the allegations he's called for governmental assistance from france where he's a citizen owns least on bail over separate charges last month. monica jones joins us from good of your business now with more on the latest developments monica load you a japanese

right now here are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the international red cross has ended a media blackout to seek information about a nurse from new zealand who's been missing in syria for five years the organization said it was acting on reports that louisa copy may still be alive she into syria drivers were abducted in the northwestern city of little while delivering aid supplies in two thousand and thirteen in japan the fukushima nuclear plant operator has begun removing fuel rods from a cooling pool it's a milestone in the slow process to decommission the plant which suffered a meltdown after a tsunami back in two thousand and eleven removing the rods is crucial to avoid a further disaster if another earthquake hits activists have been demonstrating at the london offices of oil giant royal dutch shell calling for action on global climate change protesters also briefly blocked several key locations in the british capital the events begin two weeks of climate change protest organized by a group calling itself extinction rebellion. we want to get back down to t

the aid community of the red cross are here responding, as you said, in central mozambique. the red cross has some 120 internationalff on the ground supporting the work of the mozambique red cross. is risk in the short term shelter, but the forecast is for long periods of heavy rains over mozambique and what we worry about most is landslides, flooding i in the short-term and waterborne disease, which we saw -- we saw cholera after the .irst cyclone >> indeed, a remarkable set of short and long-term challenges in one of the world's poorest countries. thank you for shedding light on it for us. matthew carter from the international federation of the red cross. mainly cuban migrants have staged the biggest mass escape in modern history from a mexican detainment center. complained of overcrowding, insufficient food, and unsanitary conditions. half of them return voluntarily with about 600 reported to still be on the loose. this is the third time since october that migrants at the center have rioted against conditions. manny, what is the situation there now? >> things have certainly called down compared to what the scene

says that she disagreed with the international red cross's decision to end the media blackout over a nurse missing in syria for five years the organization said that it went public to seek information about new zealand nurse louisa. following reports that she may still be alive she and two syrian drivers were abducted in twenty thirteen it has been a month since a major cyclon swept over south eastern africa the storm killed more than one thousand people in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi hundreds of people are still missing as a result of the severe flooding that hit the region the world bank estimates that three million people are still suffering the after effects of the natural disaster one of the worst affected places was the port city of beirut in mozambique our correspondent i dread krishna met the mayor there a man who is fighting a daily battle to overcome the emergency left by the storm and to help his city move on. every day the mongo does a two of his city inspecting the reconstruction of bear with the destruction of saigon the dye still visible everywhere the mayor is dete

this aid to arrive the sia hello so well there are two parts to this there is the international committee of the red cross which has just sent a delegation here and the international federation of the red cross which is the sister organization which is in fact even broader both of these have been negotiating with the government of president nicolas my little home as you may remember for a long long time had absolutely refused to acknowledge that there was a humanitarian crisis here in venezuela while the opposition had done exactly the opposite gathering food and medicine and other supplies at the border with colombia with brazil and trying to bring them in here by force against the governments will finally there has been a negotiation with both sides the opposition and more importantly with the with the government to allow these supplies to come in the international committee of the red cross we understand will be bringing in. things as soon as this weekend to the f r c we'll be bringing in food and medicine for the most needy to supply at least six hundred and fifty thousand venezuelans we believe somet

the age immunity the red cross are here responding in in barrow as you said in central mozambique to so i close it hey the red cross about some one hundred twenty delegates international staff on the ground support to work with the mozambique where across. and i mean in the rest the rest in the in the you know short term it is shelter but the forecast is for a prolonged period of brame heavy rains over north america be you know what we what we worry about most is landslides is flooding in the short term and then also of all disease which we saw. earlier we saw cholera in bearer after the first cycle and so those are the immediate concerns we have. is indeed a remarkable set of short and long term challenges in one of the world's poorest countries thank you very much for shedding some light on it for us matthew carter there from the international federation of the red cross. well at least thirteen hundred mainly cuban migrants of stage the biggest mass escape in recent memory from a mexican detention center the migrants escaped on foot from the top of center in the south of the country on the border with somalia many have complained of overcrowding insufficient food an

worsening of the situation inside the country convinced my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossand the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country and independent electoral board is called for indonesians living in malaysia to recast their votes after allegations of rigging almost three hundred twenty thousand postal votes are believed to be affected the board has ordered a revote of the thousands of ballot papers which voted for president joker widodo were found in a warehouse outside kuala lumpur intonations in sydney say they were also unable to vote although they had huge for hours. russia's parliament has approved a final bill to create a domestic internet that is meant to protect the country from cyber threats three hundred seven lawmakers voted in favor of the net whilst only sixty eight opposed it the bill must be approved by the federation council and then signed by the president vladimir putin before it comes into forc

worsening of the situation inside the country convinced my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossnd the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country. well president mahmoud mentioned the first aid delivery on in the television address and he said previous attempts to deliver aid from the united states were a smokescreen to cover an american intervention. money. called a cynical hypocritical false narrative of humanitarian aid it was neither aid nor humanitarian it was a politicized show of the u.s. and colombian governments to intervene in venezuela you already know that right and the venezuelan people stood up and defeated the show of false humanitarian aid twenty third are we going back to the scene of the indonesian elections there are opinion polls that are suggesting that the incumbent jirga with data is doing rather nicely in those polls however we can now speak to douglas ramage who is a political analysts in the managing di

worsening of the situation inside the country convince my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossand the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country. president maduro took credit for the arrival of the first batch of international aid you in a televised speech he said previous attempts to deliver aid from the u.s. were a smokescreen to cover an american intervention. or that cynical hypocritical false narrative of humanitarian aid it was neither aid nor humanitarian it was a politicized show of the u.s. and colombian governments to intervene and even as well or you already know that right and the venezuelan people stood up and defeated the shoah folks humanitarian aid on thievery twenty third on mexico's petal volcano has been busy spewing lava and ash in recent weeks but the increase in activity isn't scaring the thousands of people who live in the shadow of the giant. reports from. why would anyone want to live near an active vo

it would be a new zealand's prime minister's just into art and says she disagreed with the international red cross decision to end a media blackout over a nurse missing in syria for five years the organization says it went public to seek information about new zealand nurse luisa a covey following a ports that she may still be alive she and to syria drivers were abducted in two thousand and thirty. that's been a month since cyclonic dice wept over southeastern africa the storm killed more than one thousand people in mozambique zimbabwe and allowing hundreds of people are still missing as a result of the severe flooding that hit the region the world bank estimates that three million people are still suffering the after effects of the natural disaster one of the worst affected places was the port city of bayda in mozambique our correspondent adrienne krrish met with the mayor there a man who is fighting a daily battle to overcome the emergency left by the storm and for his city. every day. does it too of a city inspecting the reconstruction of beirut with the destruction of saigon the visible everywh

crossed over a long long process a long time first. well earlier on we'll assess the situation and was told especially terror all right matt carter from the international federation of the red cross thank you so much and good luck. yellow vests protesters are marching in cities across france for the twenty fourth saturday in a row the demonstrations come just days after france's president and i knew him of course pledged a series of reforms aimed at easing the months of unrest among the measures was a new round of tax cuts worth five billion euros but many protests to say it's too little too late the protests have do have to involve from their high point in november with the numbers now in the tens of thousands. barbara visa joins us now from paris barbara the process to protest continuing despite the concessions president announced why are people not satisfied. because people who have come out here on the such day and who say it would say that they have to want to continue the protests don't want president mccrone has an offer their approach is not about lowering taxes or giving a bit more money to pensioners they want really basically a total change of the french system o

were crossed over a long long process a long time president will go anywhere and we'll assess the situation which is always best we care all right matt carter from the international federation of the red cross thank you so much and good luck t. . to washington d.c. now way in recent weeks the venice walen embassy has become an outpost of the country's political crisis activists supporting venezuela's president nicolas maduro have occupied the building they're trying to stop diplomats who support opposition leader. from taking it over now the u.s. and the organization of american states recognized as venezuela's president the activists say the u.s. government is helping engineer a coup in venezuela elena humphrey sent us this report from the embassy. venezuela's power struggle is playing out here the country's u.s. embassy in washington d.c. for two weeks now american supporters of venezuela's embattled nicolas maduro occupied the building day and night they want to stop representatives of opposition leader and self declared interim president one by door from setting up shop in the leftist group calls itself the embassy protection collective is only one of its leaders shows us inside m

three people have died since the storm struck joins now by matt carter from the international federation of the red cross he's in them to let mozambique tell us how are things looking now since the cyclon made landfall and how are the people coping. thanks for having me yes it is early days oh. it's still carrying out work in the bow move the. first indications are there are there are some districts. are more or most province severe damage of all smaller. history losing ninety percent of its homes. voting districts are without power and as you say the whole process for a long so. heavy rain. we you know we were clearly worried about landslides and about flash flooding in the short. mozambique is still recovering from site flown into is the nation in any way prepared for what's happening and the heavy rains that are predicted. yeah i mean as you say it's been quite unprecedented the last six weeks have to such large scale storms in such a sort of time is is unheard of in this area of the world's. new international community have an ongoing and large response in the sound of borough and she's in the centra

we're joined now by matt casa from the international federation of the red cross he's in them to let mozambique tell us how is things looking now since the cyclon made landfall and how are the people coping. i mean yes it is certainly. our assessment team. is still carrying out work in the on move the. first indications are there are there are some districts. are north of most province severe damage of the smaller one just losing ninety percent of its homes. but interesting so without power and as you say the bulk of this for long so. heavy rain. we you know we were really worried about landslides and about flash flooding in the short. mozambique is still recovering from slightly and it i is the nation in any way for pad for what's happening and the heavy rains that have predicted. yeah i mean as you say it's been quite unprecedented the last six weeks have to such large scale storms in such a sort of time is is unheard of in this area of the world's. new international community have an ongoing and large response in the town of you know and she's in the central mozambique about one h

worsening of the situation inside the country convinced my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossand the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country mexico's. volcano has been busy spewing lava and ash in recent weeks but the increase and i did it isn't scaring the thousands of people who live in the shadow of the giant zero zero reports in the city or in mexico. why would anyone want to live near an active volcano. for many of the residents of some peril we need to what is a small town nestled at the foot of mexico's book at the volcano it's the only way of life they know. me over the past few weeks however the mountain has been acting a little strange large explosions have forced massive plumes of volcanic ash seven thousand meters in. the air at night burst of fragmented lava have lit up the sky and covered the steep slopes of the mountain in a glowing blanket of molten rock all of a sudden you're not alone but the whole mounta

worsening of the situation inside the country convinced my daughter to reach a deal with the international red crossand the off position the red cross will be responsible for the distribution of this aid and to make sure to avoid any possibility that this aid to will be politicized by any of the factions in the country. u.s. representative has been the subject of rightwing outrage over a reference she made to the september eleventh attacks in new york some of the harshest criticism has come from the city's local newspaper the new york post now support for one of the fast muslim women elected to congress is coming from a yemeni business association christensen amy explains. celera ellie's family has owned this neighborhood store for thirty three years selling groceries and newspapers to new yorkers of all walks of life but now the yemeni american is refusing to sell the new york post after it printed this cover featuring the burning twin towers and a quote from a muslim congresswoman he says representative omar's quote about someone doing something seemingly downplaying the attacks of september eleve

the international red cross says it will take months and possibly years to get a final death toll.frican nation is battling a cholera outbreak and officials say it may be facing a severe food shortages well. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thanks very much. the trump administration is talking about tariffs. this time on goods imported from a wto, it is part of proceeding that has been going on for 15 years. i asked senator chuck grassley whether this was another example of presidential trade overreach, and this is what he said. >> when we took a case several years ago now to the wto against airbus and europe subsidizing it, we won that case. so it is perfectly legitimate for us to put on what is called countervailing duties. we welcome libby cantrill, pimco head of public policy. welcome back. we have heard from senator grassley and others that the president may be overstepping when it comes to steel and aluminum and national security. t

is the spokeswoman for the near and middle east of the international committee of the red cross joins us now from beirut good to have you with us first of all who is currently supporting those families who are living in the camp. good evening to you all right now we are at the international committee of the red cross are there in the can along with many other humanitarian actors that are working. and the council are providing shelter water food in addition to vote because service is the way that the way that we see it that there are many women and children there are seventy four thousand people right now residing in the camp from all nationalities from all sides of the society they have gone through very hard journeys in order to reach safety and we are there as much as possible trying to cover the most basic needs but of course it's just a drop in the ocean of what needs to be happen and and where do we go the influx of people maybe this week has. has reduced but people are still arriving people are still on the way and the situation and they can physics trini dire and really as as t

were innocent cutters and were randomly killed in an aerial attack by helicopter gunships international red cross society as well as me and my red cross are saying thirteen people are now being treated in a hospital but they don't in western iraq and state our sources are saying that the recent engagement between me and my army in iraq on army rebel groups has increased significantly raising tension between bangladesh and myanmar border in january at least thirteen myanmar security forces were killed in an ambush by the our economy rebel group in february two hundred but this from chines state crossed into bangladesh because of this conflict all this have given a new dimension the conflict in the border area between bangladesh and me on my raising concern on thursday the prime minister has in a press statement say that she wants a peaceful resolution of repatriation between bangladesh and myanmar and do not want any conflict in a press statement the un's agency for children warns environmental disaster is linked to climate change are threatening the lives of nineteen million children in banglades

and for the international coalition red cross and the main focus of our aid would be to head and wearing off because and being so the virus problem unfortunately it was managing that we go in with the problem early breezy and for instance are a lot of other credibility these means there's a million other surgeries ignore the i.v.'s for the infant you got example in order to by the way there are almost one policeman that are being well there. with deciding to fall a size or a cross on the head because they're quite a where the bullies i mean it's it's sick when we know how to deal with that and then also people that one hundred years of going into the red cross or another mullins not because at the beginning still around the guy but he's in his way or this or that. and that does it for me my the weekly in thirty five and a half and it was. join me every. time i'm sure and i'll be speaking to the. sport i'm sure. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development only really. will be very. time to sit down and talk. i

irc africa the international red cross has volunteers on the ground. it to rest and it was simply uprooted. we were up until 11 o'clock last night when things got out of hand. it was the neighbours who came to evacuate us. next here‘s more form pumza fihlani in johannesburg. the key problems with the country like mozambique is that it‘s largely rural, especially the area northeast of mozambique where the cyclone is hitting and for people of the infrastructure and homes for example are as are as basic as mud huts and even shacks and that‘s not something expected to be able to withstand the force of it like this coming. for lots of people, that fear is that it‘ll very much be a wait and see the game, that they will have to brave the cyclone from their homes and hope that once the storm has passed, help will get to them at a faster speed to avoid the loss of life. we know of course that with cyclone idai that hit over a month ago, more than 1000 people were killed when that disaster struck. for the latest update on where the storm is now i spoke to sarah.

hundreds of the children are orphans the international committee of the red cross says they should be immediately taken to their countries of origin. human rights groups have complained that governments are failing to tackle the problem of what to do with the relatives of i still fighters u.s. backed kurdish forces which control the camp say they don't have the authority or the capacity to prosecute detainees or hold them for a long aurukun invasion in countries that can provide process while these people should be taken back to their countries. be prosecuted. or you know western countries and others don't want to. and there has to be international response to find a way to provide trials locally or in the region but the current status quo which basically leads to tension without any legal basis is unacceptable for now the international community's response to this crisis has been limited to providing emergency assistance to a few when there are many with nowhere to go. into beirut. is the spokeswoman for the near and middle east at the international committee of the red cross we spok

international humanitarian assistance the government did reach a deal weeks ago with the international red cross to import and distribute food medicine and hospital equipment a waiting list extremely long latin america the sea and human now reports. this refuge in northwestern venezuela is home to sixty seven children and young adults with disabilities who have nowhere else to go yet most of the residents were born with mental retardation severe autism or varying degrees of cerebral paralysis all of which required medical treatment. if they don't get their medication they have or have acute anxiety they fall down they're frightened but there's a shortage of treatments which are an affordable now we're all suffering. the home is run by the catholic church with volunteers and donations government subsidies stopped years ago many families here northwestern a lot of states are struggling just to feed their families and can't cope with a child with special needs but the institution says it doesn't have the means to take in anymore like many here hydro was born with cerebral paralysis that's a disorde

areas of tripoli are gradually turning into battlefields that's according to the international committee of the red crosswhich says the humanitarian situation in libya is the teary rating the fighting is all two major fronts in the southeast and southwest of tripoli a new major battleground near the capital is north of get reality and mountainous region considered the gate to the southwest while to the southeast that tripoli government forces are trying to secure why the the road which links the international airport to the coast turning neighborhoods along that road into battlegrounds there also pushing south towards her nuna where forces loyal to the eastern warlord and the five thousand launched of their attack on the capital closer to the capital neighborhoods like. have been shelled by have terrorist forces missiles or rafah is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross and red crescent societies she says civilians should be spared from the fighting. depending on the areas it can be more difficult i speak with my colleagues in tripoli every day we have committed colleagues that a

and for the international positional red cross and the main focus of our aid will be headed and squaring off because of it and being so the virus problem but it's not really you had ability to imagine that we get in with a problem. for these events all. credibility these i mean you know the surgeries ignore the obvious for the infant doesn't you example in order to by the way there are almost one policeman there on the scene where they're. going into the river process and i don't know them all in a phone because at the beginning still around the guy and he's wireless or. not doesn't for me and of the wakil actually in about thirty five minutes thirty seconds kevin on will be here with a full and fresh look tuna stay with us this is our international. break said countdown on r.t. . you know world of big partisan laws and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time for watching closely w