broadcast live direct from our studios in moscow international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us it is a busy news night let's get right to it civil unrest is spreading across the united states as anger over the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police boils over demonstrations have erupted in cities across the country since the fatal incident last monday and the situation is tense right now in los angeles. police have been firing rubber bullets added the crowds of their with authorities using photons on demonstrators as well during clashes several patrol cars were vandalized the city has seen large scale protests with over 500 people arrested on friday night back in 1902 similar scenes unfolded in l.a. when the city was at the center of infamous riots following the brutal police beating of rodney king and now the death of george floyd has sparked outrage again . i from one of this where are now joined by selwyn jones who is an uncle of george floyd who is currently at a demonstration in south dakota. thank you very much for being with us here on our t

hi good afternoon thanks come to this choose day life from out international's world news center here in moscow i'm kevin irwin with a 30 minute round up for us at stand so far today and we're beginning the program with the latest on the covert 19 figures the pandemic still has a big grip around the world with over 3600000 coronavirus cases confirmed the number of deaths is now risen above a quarter of a 1000000 but more than 1200000 people are known to have made a recovery as well. world leaders have pledged almost 7 and a half 1000000000 euros to fund development of a coronavirus vaccine at a video conference held on monday falling just slightly short than of the target set by the european commission which is the old gold in a station that organized that fundraiser in the 1st place with more who stepped up to the plate and crucially who didn't show up to is our europe correspondent peter oliver. monday's online psalmist ended with a presentation hosted by european commission president on the line and which they said how much these nations were going to be giving and why this was an important

this is art international live from our h.q. here in moscow coming up global stocks have taken another hit after president trump threatened to renew the trade war with china as a punishment for the pandemic tell you all about it. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. i get an early may a spring holiday season here in russia specially in the temptation to get outside proving too much for some with people gathering for picnics and barbecues despite the serious health warnings about social distancing with ortiz then a conducting aerial surveillance now in the skies above the moscow region to try to get a handle on it which accounts for more than half of russia's known infections by the way and which are growing rapidly the country's daily new infection rate was again more than 10000 on tuesday more t

this is also international so much more ahead to this day from moscow and u.s. mercenary claims he was tossed with capturing the venezuelan president all for a failed coup which is seeing 2 of the americans arrested just one of the stories lined up through after this break thanks for taking the time to watch us by the way today. yes ding dong the witch is dead for about the extortionist private equity that job is recorded game changing record breaking losses as berkshire hathaway is all the company goes belly up. venezuelan president has 4 more people have been arrested after a failed incursion attempt a former u.s. veteran says he organized the raid which venezuela claims was ultimately orchestrated by washington you know and some i have to report that for new terrorists have just been captured but i've already ordered the foreign minister to send a set of reports with the corresponding videos with the corresponding contracts on these aggressions conducted by the united states government and donald trump against france will open up the u.s. to noise any involve

a very warm welcome to you from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international bringing you the day's top stories from around the world now 1st to making headlines around the world protests over the death of george floyd while being detained by minneapolis police have raged for a 3rd night late on thursday night a local police station was set on fire. well . the police say protesters forced their way into the building infected on fire personnel have been evacuated from the precinct before hand the city of minneapolis via social media said they were unconfirmed reports gas lines leading to the building had been cut devices people from the area the protests calling for justice for george lloyd have spread from minneapolis to other cities. such. as alexey arshad ski who has witnessed similar events unfolding in baltimore and focused on reports. everything happening in the united states these days for the last 3 nights at least is somewhat of a groundhog day when it comes through the protests against police brutality in the u.s. turning very very violent now in this

pm here in moscow watching r.t. international thanks for joining us in the program. the police have arrested a man who took hostages in a threatening to blow the building up in central moscow brings us the latest details. well it all started early afternoon on saturday when a man rushed into a bank carrying a backpack and he said that he had a bomb inside of it and threatened to detonate it thankfully at that time one of the bank employees was able to alert the police of the situation and she was also actually able to evacuate herself and others through a back entrance leaving only one person in the building with the suspect and that person inside the building was actually live streaming at the instant at certain points let's take a quick look at a quick clip from what he was streaming. down and. you know. it was a. long time to you when you were just credible. now from that short clip alone you can tell that this was a rather bizarre situation the suspect went on to say things like i've come to understand that death is the single most amazing gift that life can give

evening life from our to international news h.q. here in moscow it's kevin along with you thanks for your company for the next 30 minutes and stick around to take you through the main stories of the last 7 days as reported by us 1st on the latest code 19 figures it's been a week when the world reached another grim milestone the total number of infections is now more than 4100000 the virus has now claimed more than 282000 lives in terms of recoveries of 1400000 people have managed to conquer the disease. here in russia the total number of infections is no climbed above 200000 with again a record amount of daily new cases logged today sunday it's now the 5th most affected country and as one of the highest rates of new infections in europe officials put much of a spike down to an increase in mass testing giving a fuller picture of the spread of infections russia has now code at more than 5400000 tests which is the world's 2nd highest. lately we have increasingly multiplies the number of attacks and the number of positive cases has increased according

a warm welcome from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international with me the key erin. now civil unrest is spreading across the u.s. as anger over the death in police custody of george floyd to escalate amid looting torched buildings and protesters clashing violently with police the governor of the city of minneapolis where floyd died has announced the full mobilization of the national guard's something this not happen since world war 2. if they don't want to give us justice then they're not going to be any peace so let's go we are tired his name was george floyd. i want i want change oh we all want change. we got white people there can still work national buildings in the state in the country's capital with a yours but if they see us with a rock they can shoot us in the face with rubber bullets if they see us any being that looks like a good they're going to kill it on a daily basis. this is what you get when you don't hold other cops accountable when you let them kill other people when you let them kill us we don't hold your partner accountable this is it this is. on

good evening from moscow so it's international life with me kevin owen and head time's tough coast but this weekend many nations have been remembering the defeat of a deadly enemy and a ton of even greatest suffering but guess who's been digging up the pub they played in the 2nd world war we'll tell you when we clear. in just a bit. that's geysers final. they say maybe the girl. who wrote it is it this is a subtle bugs for diabolo means good problem right now she started. on saturday russia marks the 75th anniversary of victory day remembering the key moment when soviet troops captured berlin forcing the nazis to surrender or the countries who fought to be marking the triumph of fascism 2 or the white house seems to have a somewhat distorted memory these days of who did what on maybe 8945 american great britain had victory over the nazis america's spirit will always win in the end that's what happens the 2nd world war was the 20th century's darkest chapter more than 80000000 lives were lost while the u.s. and britain suffered over 800000 deaths the soviet union bore the brunt of the ca

endeavor of all life it's a day's headlines from all its international moscow world leaders pledge of a 70000000000 euros to find a vaccine for corona virus but there are notable absences at monday's virtual summit to. its fleet takes its 1st steps into life after the world's longest loved but it seems few it ready to rush out so i. know it's a comfortable bed spend time sleeping is the purpose for most. who competes with the sport despite as you can see the you know so many. for that other news venezuela accuses the u.s. of orchestrating a full.

and more i'm joined by my guest underneath me good on you and he's a professor at moscow state institute of international relations and in ottawa we crossed to paul robinson he is a professor of history at the university of ottawa and author of numerous books and russian history gentlemen crossed up close in the fact that me.

a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international and i'm neki aaron for our top story this hour china has approved a resolution to impose its security law in hong kong angry anti beijing protests have again been intensifying in the city r.t. as it sounds get a look so what's at stake. with current of ours dominating the headlines since february many of the stories have to fall into the wayside but one making a comeback as the wild starts returning to normality the hong kong protests are now up to several months of spite stay so serious scuffles and the not came off to thousands of protesters took to the streets on wednesday the day ending on a really sour note with around 300 arrests and police using pepper spray bullets because they suspected some of the protesters had weapons including pecial bombs. but. thanks. ok. ok we know that anti china sentiment has been building in the region for almost a year but that was reignited last week off to beijing announced plans for a new piece of legislation the national security all that has n

i guess this is not international is a bit of sad news coming from the moscow region brief russia's emergencies ministry saying tonight that 7 people have died in a fire at a private residential care for the elderly in the moscow region it's understood there were $29.00 in the building at the time of the fire started 18 of them were bed bound patients 4 are still missing no details about the cause which broke up partly on the 2nd floor the regional prosecutor's office has launched an investigation. on saturday russia marked the 75th anniversary of victory day remembering the key moment when soviet troops captured berlin forcing the nazis into surrender other countries who fought to be marking the triumph of fascism to order the white house of late seems to have a somewhat distorted memory of who did what on maybe 8945 american great britain had victory over the nazis america's spirit will always win in the end that's what happens the 2nd world war was the 20th centuries darkest chapter more than 80000000 lives were lost while the us and britain suffered over 800000 deaths the soviet union bore

in the country stick around keep watching if you can if you got the time this is out international live from moscow off the break looking frets we talk to the director of the stockholm international peace research institute about the dangers maybe of terrorism while the world's busy dealing with a break about without a much more just 90 seconds. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. 80 minutes past to moscow time their attention is may have shifted almost exclusively to dealing with corona virus of course right now but that doesn't apparently mean other dangers of going away it's thought terror groups are working on their next moves during all this while governments are busily diverted towards the health crisis. person who thinks that strongly is the director of the stockholm international peace research institutes we spoke to him about it we asked whether the world is likely to become a more violent place once the pandemic is finally over. while the power changes many many things it d

forever you're tuning in from today across the world welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company. abandoned in their moment of need that's the charge facing the u.k. government over the care of home sector it currently accounts for more than a 3rd of the country's entire coronavirus death toll from li say their loved ones were left to die due to a lack of testing and care for the most vulnerable dawn hopkins lost her mother in law here's her story. it started with a phone call from the staff to say that she developed a temperature a very high temperature so we went to concerned at the time because she had had an infection. and then and then it was really when the doctor and i asked the doctor the question did she think they are bad and she said. possibly 8 more than like clay we asked. and they said they weren't they weren't given test and. and i also asked the cheap a if she could be tested. they said at that time they weren't test stand. residents in care homes you know there's always going to pray that question. you know was it

this and more i'm joined by my guest underneath me good on the he's a professor at moscow state institute of international relations and in ottawa we crossed to paul robinson he is a professor of history at the university of ottawa and author of numerous books and russian and history original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump i mean what i was. going to ball 1st in a lot of well obviously this pandemic here is cancel the press their buddies in russia on the 70 good banner verse 3 of the. second world war in europe in the end . but the spirit here is still very much alive and how is that spirit changed in your mind because i think it's fair to say that the big 3 in 1045 reenergize the legitimacy of communist rule in the soviet union and that in that maintained that was. maintained that it was me all the way when it's taken out and i think even more important residents in kosovo hit russia in 202070 years. and i would attribute it to you as protecting russia from a very hostile and sure un world and certainly the kind of world we're living in right now. it's certainly true that there's been

those stories and plenty more besides coming up over the next half an hour live from moscow this is r.t. international. we start in the u.s. the country hardest hit by a coronavirus recording more than 90000 deaths claims about the health care system being overwhelmed a not able to help all those who need it are not going away we heard from one man who lost both his father and grandfather to cope in 1000 in a short period of time and ses it's down to sheer negligence. then the next day we found out that he tested positive for corona virus saying data he was put on the ventilator father my mother most of the lips were dry cos my dad has a fever starting friday's chest high so we've taken the boma. back there for oh it's one half hours he comes i would just charge paper stating that he just as bronchitis so out theories later stephen goes also arguments so the lady i receive in hospital so he's better off wants to reach for terri for take some sort of back again my dad is there out 3 hours comes saying discharge papers so i really i just pushed him out the door weeks later raw april 6th 1140 my grandpa

a very good morning to you from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international great to have you with us and our top story this hour european countries are gradually relaxing their lockdown restrictions with cross border travel bans set to be lifted the world health organization though warns that there could be a 2nd peak in the pandemic if quarantines are ended early artie's peace all of a looks at how states are having to decide between stopping the spread and saving their tourism industries. as we head into the summer the european tourism industry is crying out for coronavirus travel restrictions to be lifted they being given a boost by angular merkel's cabinet they backing a decision that would see germans able to travel to 31 different european nations from the 15th of june while berlin is keen to open up borders some of its european partners of more reticent about loosening restrictions any time soon. for other countries like for instance italy the situation there is certainly a problematic one the number of new infections is still very similar to france a

alone welcome from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international great to have you with us. to where or not so where that's the question this dividing ever more americans especially after president donald trump showed a tweet mocking his democratic rival joe biden spoke to a mosque. no but i'm going to wear a mask but he was standing outside with his wife perfect conditions perfect weather there inside they don't wear masks and so i thought it was very unusual that he had one on but i thought that was fine i was in criticizing him at all why would i ever do a thing like that he's a fool. an absolute fool to talk that way i mean every leading doc in the world is saying we should wear a mask when you're in a crowd meanwhile the u.s. remains the world's worst hit country the number of fatalities has passed 100000 caleb maupin in new york takes a closer look at us the attitudes towards face coverings. as if americans weren't already divided enough we now have a new trend called mass shaming the centers for disease control recommends that americans wear a mask in order to avoid g

the warm welcome to you from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international going to new the day's top stories from around the world now dominating headlines protests over the death of george floyd who are being detained by minneapolis police have raged for a 3rd night late on thursday night a local police station was set on fire. the place a protest as forced their way into the building and set it on fire personnel had been evacuated from the precinct the full height of the city of minneapolis via social media but there were unconfirmed reports of gas lines leading to the building had been cut and advises people to leave the area the protests calling for justice for jules finally to have spread from minneapolis to other city. we can go live now to watch he's alexy his witnessed similar events unfold in baltimore sun alexi good to see you well know can you tell us about what's happening now in minneapolis well they got have to tell you that everything happening in the united states these days for the last 3 nights at least is somewhat of a groundhog day when

from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right civil unrest is spreading across the u.s. as anger over the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police boils over demonstrations have erupted in cities across the country since the fatal incident last monday amid looting torched buildings and violent clashes with police the full mobilization of the national guard was announced is the 1st time that has happened since world war 2. what. if they don't want to give us justice and they're not going to be any peace so much go we are tired his name was george clooney. i want i want change we all want change. we got white people thank you storm national buildings and the stake in a country's capital with a yours but if they see us with a rock they can shoot us in the face with rubber bullets if they see us with anything that looks like a good they can kill it on a daily basis. this is what you get when you don't hold other cops accountable when you let them kill other people when you let them kill us when you don't

very well continue from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international bringing you the day's top stories from around the world but 1st dominating headlines around the world protests over the death of george floyd while being detained by minneapolis police have raged for a 3rd night late on thursday night a local police station was set on fire. because . the police say protesters forced their way into the building and set it on fire personnel have been evacuated from the precincts before hand the city of minneapolis via social media said there were unconfirmed reports of gas lines leading to the building had been hurt that advises people to leave the area the protests calling for justice for george floyd have spread from minneapolis to other cities. i am. george floyd died on monday a bystander filmed his arrest the video shows floyd pleading with an officer who was kneeling on his neck a warning you may find the following scenes distressing. the work of. the officer kept his knee there for almost 10 minutes until floyd stopped responding on the day of t

and very good morning to you from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international bringing you all the day's top stories from around the world but 1st dominating headlines protests over the death of george floyd while being detained by minneapolis police have raged for a 3rd night late on thursday night a local police station was set on fire. because. the police say protesters forced their way into the building and set it on fire personnel had been evacuated before the city of minneapolis account on social media says there are unconfirmed reports of gas lines leading to the building have been cut advise people to leave the area the protests calling for justice for george floyd have spread from minneapolis to other cities. thanks. rick. i am distracting. the work of. the officer kept his knee there for almost 10 minutes until floyd stopped responding on the day of the incident police said he much the description of a suspect in a forgery case at a local grocery store and that he resisted arrest. of the 4 officers involved have been fired the one who was pinning floy

are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. civil unrest is spreading across the united states as anger over the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police boils over demonstrations have erupted in cities across the country since the fatal incident last monday amid looting torched buildings and a violent clashes with police the mayor of minneapolis has announced the full mobilization of the national guard it is the 1st time that that has happened since world war 2. what. if they don't want to give us justice and they're not going to be any peace so much go we are tired his name was george clooney. i want i want shane broke we all want change. we got white people back here storm national buildings in the state in the country's capital with a yours but if they see us with a rock they can shoot us in the face of the rubber bullet if they see us with anything that looks like a good they don't kill it on a daily basis. this is what you get when you don't hold other co

headquarters international here in moscow as we say goodbye you're looking at live pictures from new york city in the united states as this unrest continues in the u.s. . until we come back again we will be staying across this with all of our news teams here in moscow and around the world as well this is our coverage we'll be back again sunday from 2 pm g.m.t. tune in. thank you. no longer you no more nor. no fish it could mean one of the hundreds. of how to appreciate. only about a not so for the moment on the plus on any of us want and i'm going to have to have them but i mean that's a big part of. it there's a product which i think. this is the only thing that we do is the music and believe that it was the music because everybody fights a. way. in fact i mean i was going to die is the mcconnell so when you're both successes 5. it's all small victory at odd. hours in this way down to it all so hard not to see the number dissipate the same moment the walk like they are one. concise animals among the closest thing. that of the folks decide i'm not going to be a total public comment a

a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow this is aussie international and i'm nicky ara and nowour top story care homes for the elderly and vulnerable have become coronavirus hotspots in scotland one nursing home on the isle of skye made headlines off day it was revealed a quarter of its residents died from kovac 19 we talked to john gordon whose father was one of the victims in the last few years having dementia. she began to admit i was in bed important to him and you were so beside him who ever.

life or m r t international in moscow it's you know you hear with you for the next 30 minutes or so at the midweek and up. we begin in the u.s. the country hardest hit by coronavirus recording more than a 1000000 and a half cases claims about the health care system being overwhelmed and not able to help all those who need it are not going away we heard from one man who lost both his father and grandfather to cope at 19 and say he's stunned to share negligence. then the next day we found out that he tested positive for corona virus same day that he was put on a ventilator father my mother most of the lips were dry cos my dad has a fever starting fridays cestus so we take on the boma and i was back there for routes one half hours he comes i would just charge paper stating that he just as bronchitis so out theories later stevie goes out so arguments so the lady i receive in hospital so he's better off wants to reach for every 4 take some sort of back again my dad is there for 3 hours comes same discharge papers so really i just pushed him out the door weeks later raw april 6th 1145 my gra

for good afternoon from moscow this is not international next president trump pushed on sunday for the economy to get moving again and a number of states as public restlessness they grow hundreds turned out over the weekend in protest at the own going in forced isolation measures in fact this is chicago illinois where protesters chanted let us work and displayed banners saying my business matters the growing impatience is in spite of the united states being by far the worst affected country in the world with well over a 1000000 registered infections and more than 68000 deaths some of the more angry reactions to the restrictions a saying some americans make unsavory comparisons to the nazis even as a senior correspondent were gusty of explains next. recent years have seen the spread of an apparently new fad in america that is accusing anyone you don't like of being a nazi and the more you dislike them the higher ranking nazi they are i actually believe trump is hitler reincarnated and the republicans are green car native nazis do you there are several explanations people are stressed wi

coming in from our international news center here in moscow this is r t a very warm welcome to the program my name's union. we begin with breaking news a pakistan international airlines jet house crushed just before landing at the international airport in karachi it's reported the herbalists a 320 came in a heavily populated area near our says a spokesperson for the airline confirmed the crush and said that there were 107 people on board the plane had been on a domestic flight from low which is located right in the other side of the country well joining us now from islamabad is pakistan expert had run it. it looks like a very deadly day what more is being talked about what more do we know about this incident. well laws for whom a bit of it from the border where this particular plane crashed all recently it was a very quickly popular and at least as many as 5 houses. this crash happened up on rich discretion and according to the latest reports 5 people from these deputies and all the sleep those are that is doing some. they have been taken out as alive the injured there. of course of 10 peo

your with our international live from moscow still to come the impact of covert on the world's worst humanitarian crisis we hear from a leading medic in yemen about how the country faces a new health catastrophe. you can't be both with the yeah you want. to go all the federal reserve bank would be to take the american economy private that is the say it would buy all stocks all bonds all property and now deutsche bank and other banks are saying yeah they're going to print $130.00 trillion dollars they're not going to stop at 6 or 7 trillion the number of dollars going to print is going to exceed the g.d.p. of america by a huge factor and they're going to buy buy everything same with the other 3 or 4 major central banks around the world this is what neo feudalism looks like. welcome back to the program turkey's being accused of vonnegut's in the un in ball go and sending a military personnel to libya the libyan national army one of the 2 separate governments trying to control the country has shown video power improving ankara was supplying the rival government of national accord yell a

just a myth a right now here in moscow this is all to international headlines the u.s. doubles its attacks on china with the secretary of state claiming the coronavirus leaked from a would despite its own intelligence agencies assessments about plots. itself isolation frustration swelling in the states. with some protestors using nazi slogans to make their point. british doctors leaders accuse the government of failing to protect health workers claiming that merely hoffa having to supply their own protective equipment or rely on donation. and speed reading just recently she had to. take action on much going on line unsolved crimes amounts which is. one of the trust i was were actually been encouraging us to read and gave a quick men. here sees a significant rise in new cases to visit to a truck chanson open to the field hospitals because a live update on what's happening in russia with a correspondent in a few minutes. over good afternoon from moscow welcome to the world news center with me kevin though in a move for the next 30 minutes for the round up for you as it st

international live from moscow our top story this hour the u.k. has registered its lowest daily kovac 19 deaths increase since march with prime minister boris johnson saying it's now time to start further easing the country's lockdown i can confirm that i do believe we will be in a position to move to step 2. as part of step 2 we set up plans for a phased reopening of schools where last week the government allowed people across england to go out and visit friends and relatives the move was criticized by some as primitive or anger is also mounting because there is a lack of help for families who've lost loved ones to the pandemic we heard from a woman whose father succumbed to kovac 19 having to prove host says she was turned away he was turned away in his hour of need. a mum had a cold war more more earlier that week and at that point they said he had moderate symptoms of covert one. and to stay at home and continue to isolate. them all drink plenty of fluids. and then a couple of days after that my mom was still concerned she called out. and was

morning 11 am in our life from our to international new central moscow kevin i'm with you for the next 30 minutes. this out and let's begin with the as usual these days sadly quick daily check on the latest global coronavirus figures so as it stands totally infections are now at almost 4900000 around the world fatalities of top 320000 while the number of those who've recovered stands at more than 1900000. so let's crack on with today's news headlines for you getting children back to school is a mixed results in europe were appalling education ministers held a video conference on monday to discuss the impact of the outbreak and said there hasn't been a significant increase in transmission in the 22 countries where classes have returned but a number of french schools have had to close again after only a few days because of new infections reporting next on that from paris charlotte dubin ski. children had only just started to head back to school in france but after only one week of classes around 70 having to shut down once more as cases of covert 19 have been detected. a virus contritely

thanks for watching out international live from moscow tonight's now remember before the pandemic gather was a time and there was another threat supposedly threatening to undermine the united states with open russia gate of course on this not date on it for you this weekend the u.s. justice department has dropped criminal charges against donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynn he did mislead lying to the f.b.i. but his interactions with a russian diplomat during the presidential transition but the justice department says now there are no reasonable grounds for further prosecution. the deal g.'s not persuaded that the jury 24th 2017 interview was conducted with a legitimate investigative basis and therefore does not believe mr flynt statements were material even if untrue moreover we do not believe that the government can prove either the relevant false statements or their materiality beyond reasonable doubt michael flynn served as national security advisor in 2017 he was questioned by the f.b.i. in his contacts with the then russian ambassador over the possible lift

you're watching a lot international live from moscow it's come out to 70 minutes past 2 in the afternoon here hike so ahead global stocks have taken another hit of to president trump threaten to renew the trade war with china as a punishment for the pandemic we'll talk about it about. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. my. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just all. i mean you all get to shape out this day become active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again early may spring a holiday season here in russia the temptation to get outside proving too much for some people gathering for picnics and barbecues despite the serious health warnings about social distancing your forty's are conducting aerial surveillance than in the skies above the moscow region which accounts for more than half of russia's known infections which are growing rapidly and new figures came in just last hour the country's daily new infection rate today was again more than 10000 tuesday more than half are here in moscow the number

thank you for watching too this is also international live from moscow with me kevin owen take his for the stories of the day tracing the origins of the coronavirus coming up not only on the white house and u.s. military chiefs on a different page over the evidence of same fizzles a discrepancy among washington's international intelligence allies where on it after the break. you cannot be both with yeah you're right. the underlying narrative some call it a myth of american foreign policy is the country's exceptional position on the world stage this is the bipartisan consensus however reality is very different the global endemic has demonstrated the u.s. should focus on its own exceptions. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i get morning scientists mapping the united states coronavirus mortality rate of almost doubled their forecasts predicting now that a total of $135000.00 americans could be lost to the virus by early august as physical distancing measures relaxed.