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thanks for joining us a nazi international this hour we'll be back at the top of the hour with all the latest news headlines and of course an update on our breaking news also see that. you know world of big part of the movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei always declared the lateralus of an international affairs a failure what is needed according to him is a new liberal order led by the united states such an order calls into question some important issues does this mean the universe was ation of american law and limited sovereignty for the rest of the world. time after time as you were going on the ground as you gave me dear arguably seeks to minimize the growing scandal of a multi-million pound british taxpayer funded campaig

that festival a jewish organization that handles claims for those who suffered under the nazis hosted an international holocaust survivors night at four cities around the world some three hundred survivors attended the event here in berlin but it's all the joy it was concern about a rise and he summoned his. as the adorable lights the fourth candle on the menorah the hanukkah candelabra. the eighty five year old was still a child when she was imprisoned with her parents in a concentration camp in ukraine children love the jewish festival of lights but they are it was unimaginable. in the concentration camp we didn't talk about one hundred you didn't know if you'd be alive tomorrow tonight because every day every hour you expected to be shot. if false and. three hundred holocaust survivors came to the hanukkah festival at the jewish community center in berlin but the feelings of joy at having survived and being able to celebrate together are mixed with concerns. when he says least close even though this light burns brightly today we still don't feel safe the n.t. semitism that once swept away the fabri

of wines a jewish organization that handles claims for those who suffered under the nazis is hosting an international holocaust survivors night menorah lighting ceremonies are being held in four cities jerusalem moscow new york and here in berlin around three hundred survivors were at that event but amid the joy concern about a troubling rise in anti-semitism. i see it going by lights the fourth candle on the menu of the hanukkah candelabra. the eighty five year old was still a child when she was imprisoned with her parents in a concentration camp in ukraine children love the cheeriest festival of lights but they are it was unimaginable. in the concentration camp we didn't talk about one hundred you didn't know if you'd be alive tomorrow tonight because every day every hour you expected to be shot. nearly three hundred holocaust survivors came to the hanukkah festival at the jewish community center in berlin but the feelings of joy at having survived and being able to celebrate together are mixed with concerns. when he's asleep even though this light burns brightly today we still don't feel safe the

lights, a jewish organization which handles claims for those who suffered under the nazis is hosting an internationalolocaust survivors night. menorah lighting ceremonies are being held in four cities. jerusalem, moscow, new york, and here in berlin. around 300 survivors were at that event. b himut amid the joy, concern -- but amid the joy, concern about a troubling rise in anti-semitism. reporter: assia gorban lights the fourth candle on the menorah, the hanukkah candelabra. the 85-year-old was still a child when she was imprisoned with her parents in a concentration camp in ukraine. children love the jewish festival of lights, but there, it was unimaginable. >> in the concentration camp we did not talk about hanukkah. you did not know if you would be alive tomorrow, tonight, because every day, every hour, you expected to be shot. reporter: nearly 300 holocaust survivors came to the hanukkah festival at the jewish community center in berlin. but the feelings of joy at having survived and being able to celebrate together are mixed with concerns. >> even though this light burns brightly today, we stil

ukraine were the only two countries to vote against that resolution opposing nazis so pretty clear differences in the international community displayed in the debate and passing of resolutions today at the u.n. general assembly and legal analysts we spoke to things that u.n. resolutions are all about blokes allies and political games i'd only are we seen a lot of animosity and feelings coming up but we're also seeing a lot of political moves as you can see with some of these other resolutions that seem to be kind of general blanket statements that universally would be rejected that would just go against just because russia passed this so we are seeing a lot of these sentiments going through and so a lot of countries abstain we're looking at when we talk about the general assembly specifically with resolutions passing we're looking at one hundred percent geo political factions here this is all a political game and it's all whose side is on whom that's why the u.n. general assembly is filled with blocks allies and other things like that for the u.s. want russia on board because the u.s. already knows u.s. allies wil

ukraine were the only two countries to vote against that resolution opposing nazis so pretty clear differences in the international community displayed in the debate and passing of resolutions today at the u.n. general assembly. meanwhile over of the security council the debate was on kosovo's move to create its own army a step that could escalate tensions with serbia a number of states have issued a statement endorsing kosovo's transformation of its security forces into a professional military service president discuss the crimes of the act as being without any legal basis in the fuck. i would check on dollar in fact what happened is a totally normal decision in its mission and its purpose it goes or has made a mistake it's only that it waited for five years to establish now me that the season for the army may be belated about in no way it's their own one is believed in because we waited for goodwill from those that never showed goodwill towards kosovo but in the process this is a blatant violation of security council resolution twelve forty four as the result of the adoption by the pristina assembly of a package

nazi era. this new year's eve live from international's news h.q. it's kevin zero in with you this evening thanks for watching and first a national tragedy rescue teams have been scrambling to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed apartment block in central russia today at least four have died and least thirty five of missing after the building in the city of magnitogorsk came down for gas explosion president putin was there i met with emergency coordinators . we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work with us we have all the necessary equipment and all the necessary personnel we are now clearing the debris the risk of collapse still remains after meeting with officials rescue workers the russian president paid a visit to the hospital where the wounded are being treated is promised full support for those affected by the tragedy of a thousand people a bit of i quoted from their homes following the explosion because the risk of further collapse one of the buildings residents described the scene

nazis rise to power in germ. >> new pope piusxi is faced with unprecedented unrest. >> and piusxi was an interesting pope. a diplomat, very experienced in internationalics -- and he saw the ebola of naziism. >> the nazi party stands firmly as anti-religion putting jews and catholics in their crosshairs. alarmed by what he sees happening in nazi germany, p sy us xi implores boat chelly to put his eyes and ears on the ground. >> they're in munich at the same time. he sees hitler seizing power and he's reporting back to rome about what's going on. >> pious xi and bocelli had a unique relationship. poe chelly was critical in helping to steer much of the major decisions that piusxi made. he asked him to become his secretary of state. and so pachelli becomes the second most powerful man in the power of the church. >> as fash shix explodes all europe, catholics become enemies of the state. >> the thing about catholics in particular, catholics had a relationship, a devotion to something outside of government. >> there's going to be conflict over the status of catholic youth groups and whether these youth groups ought to be brought under the umbrella of fasci

nazi era. like news twenty four seven this is out international on column brights now two pm this new year's eve in moscow at four pm in magnitogorsk which is where we start because the new year holidays go after a tragic start there at least four people have been killed after part of a residential building collapse due to a gas explosion magnitogorsk is a russian industrial city about seven hundred kilometers east of moscow the authorities say the fate of sixty eight people is still unknown one resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. it was almost as though i was woken up by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen and the windows there were also shot that i could smell smoke you know my neighbors were yelling the main door was blown out and it was blocking our door and then i thought there would be a stand but we left the corridor am. just trouble. correspondent there richard is with me in the studio now. and i was on from when this happened what's the scene there like it was a terrible incide

nazi era. a very warm welcome to you you're watching aussie international with me. now our top story this hour at least four people have been killed after a part of a residential building collapsed due to a gas explosion in magnitogorsk a russian industrial city about one thousand seven hundred kilometers east of moscow authorities say the face of sixty eight people is still unknown a resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. i was more cannot by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen the windows there were also shattered i could smell smoke my neighbors were yelling the main door was blown out and it was blocking our door and then as i thought there would be stance but we left the corridor and there was just trouble. joining us live now with the latest in a direct shooter thanks to coming in a day right now we have been across this story since the early hours it's a developing situation of course can you bring us up to speed on the latest it is developing and the f

nazi era. a very good morning to you you're watching r.t. international with me in the air and obama but first breaking news at least three people have been killed after part of a residential building collapse due to a gas explosion in magnitogorsk a russian industrial city which is about one thousand six hundred hundred kilometers east of moscow where the tragedy happened in the early hours of monday morning when residents were asleep in their apartments so far ten people have been recovered alive from the rubble including one child the search and rescue operation is ongoing as it thought more than one hundred people live in the collapsed part of the building people have been evacuated from the rest of the apartment complex authorities say that the building collapsed from floors three to ten and that forty eight apartments have been damaged a criminal case has been opened to investigate the cause of the explosion. person and france say they are to increase joint patrols in an effort against illegal immigration into the u.k. after and expected to rise in

nazi era. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me caring for our top story this hour at least three people have been killed after a part of a residential building collapsed due to a gas explosion in mike need to go to a russian industrial city which is located around one thousand six hundred kilometers east of moscow authours who say the fate of seventy nine people is still unknown a resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. it was almost as i was woken up by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen the windows there were also shattered i could smell smoke you know my neighbors were yelling the window was blown out and it was blocking our door and then i thought there would be steps but we left the corridor and there was just trouble. well she's a costar of joins me now in the studio with the latest eagle this is a developing situation so far we know three people have been confirmed dead and it's new year's eve i mean timing wi

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empire the white jadwin name in the path of democracy and international cooperation thank you very. little for. you think that before the nazi era. we could have saved more if you do come out safely people wouldn't know what to defeat those who accused the jews didn't defend themselves or to. look bullish but a new children with people with conditions and. more than a million markets and people who couldn't. given undressed coke to stay here and then you could. look at whether this is a bulletin about or headed to the record parentage. but are there others could prevent it. allow them to complete years of service but it didn't. could search you have prevented had that computer was shirtless been task destroyed to defeat it. so it was good friends of scientists but it was i didn't think that the main task now is the physics. but they could save miniatures and they were asked to bump pushed to book they could put it in but when your reactions when you saw the jews in europe after world war two what were you doing in germany about how. the new world was a good side too good to see deducing shouldn't you did the piece. when you

international cooperation thank you very. much more often. than. you think that before the nazi era. we could have saved more if you cannot save people who don't want to defeat those who a few did used to didn't hint of civility and sort of look bullish for the new children with people with conditions and. can order them in markets and people couldn't. give it undressed if you could to stay here and then they could. have looked over there's a bulletin about it i definitely could parentage. but are there others could prevent it allow them to complete is a serious but it didn't. could churches have prevented it i had thought it i can think it was shiftless one task destroyed to defeat it. so it was a good friend of the nation but it was i didn't think that the main task now is to defeat it. but they could save many jobs and they were asked to bump pushed to bring the could put it in what were your reactions when you saw the jews in europe after world war two what were you doing in germany about how . the new war was a good side too good to see did you shouldn't it did decrease. when yo

nazis . are economic cross live to jennifer britain who is an anti terror expert and legal analyst jennifer thanks for being with us here are the international as always. so russia thinks the resolution is a provocation of sorts what's your take on that. i mean i think of course that is you know we're seeing not only are we seeing a lot of animosity and feelings coming up but we're also seeing a lot of political moves as you can see with some of these other resolutions that seem to be kind of general blanket statements that universally would be rejected that would just go against just because russia passed this so we are seeing a lot of these sentiments going through in terms of the united nations talking about russia violating any sort of provision of the u.n. charter what we're seen actually is. as a u.n. charter like any legal system there is cry. student following the constitution our charter of sorts there is president there are cases that come after that there are instances circumstances that come after that one such one is voting self-determination of the people which did happen in the case of crimea now i'm not saying that i agree or

international. punishment so they they don't they're not even trying to hide the fact that they're breaking the mixed agreements even mainstream media here is covered the neo nazi context in kiev supporting oversee the coup the book. but on this sixteen to sixty age group of all males being banned from ukraine do you think that if they had said. the russians between the ages sixty and sixty but jewish people or people of color or people between the ages of sixteen and sixteen the world might have been a bit more shocked by that ban this band of sixteen a sixty year olds is just the. ridiculous i mean there's no way that the international community should allow that to to stay in place and the truth needs to come out that the people that are fighting here in the don't yet skin lugansk people's republic these are locals these people have grown up here their parents have been here their grandparents are from here every person that lives in down yet . every family has a family member or a family friend that has either been injured or killed in this war. for the western media to say it's russian aggression and you know the are russian is totally a blame for all this

nazi just drove into people. >> heyer died from blunt force injuries to the torso. she suffered a number of major internal injuries. her aorta was severed. she also had lacerations to her lungs and liver. the jury found fields guilty on a number of counts, one of them being first-degree murder, which is punishable by up to life in prison. ultimately the judge in the case will decide fields' sentence but will consider the jury's recommendation. fields also faces 30 federal hate crimes charges in a separate case. following the deadly violence in charlottesville president trump infamously said this about what happened there. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. >> very fine people now. first-degree murder. joining me now is wes lowry, national reporter for the "washington post." wes, good evening to you. >> thanks for having me, don. >> so obviously, nothing can be done to repair the damage done at charlottesville. but do you think justice was served? >> certainly. well, i think for heather h

told that there is a possibility that the international red cross is going to expect some of these concentration camps. they did inspect the get from, panic, the nazi regime set up a new type of a camp. it was called the check family camp, because most of us are from czechoslovakia, and historically, if this would have been eight months before, or a year before, we, most of us, the children, the grandparents, and the elderly, would have gone from that platform, from this platform, directly into the gas chamber. so we would have been killed instantly upon arrival. but because the germans were concerned about the international red cross coming in, and by the way, we found this out after the war, this is nothing, we didn't know this, when this was happening, so because they set up this czech family camp, to be able to show the international red cross that jus are being treated well, that they are alive, that there are whole families that are being kept together, they set this up, so this is why we did not go into the gas chamber from the platform, but we went directly into the czech family camp. now, in this czech family camp, there was already about

international conflicts. the chinese relationship is a different thing. i would like to present a case study between russian special services of sending illegal of soviet and british special services to nazi germany. what do you think about today's state of affairs between russia and the u.k.? it was said that you had not had a meeting or she does not know whether you have had a meeting with theresa may. have you met with her and what is your attitude about brexit? at such event of g20, there are many meetings on the sidelines. probably, this is what we use with the british prime minister. we set a quick word with one another. in respect to the rest of-u.k. relationship, it is gridlock and it is in the interest to withdraw our ties from the brexit, with respect to i think it will be minimal. it is going to have an effect on the global and european economy and indirectly, it will have an impact on us. our interest has been restoring a relationship with britain. britain also is, especially the british community. there are a lot of british flagship companies around here like bp is one of the major leading russia and oil gas companies. the british company operates and it wants to stay here. t

nazis. we should still have that generosity of spirit for refugees in this country today. i do, however, agree with the prime minister's sentiments about how important the 620's to internationalinister share with world leaders any concern that her deal is a lame duck? there are many questions... studio: we will pull away from the commons, the leader of the snp questioning theresa may on her visit to argentina. we will bring you that further in the afternoon. i want to go back to one of our main stories, the jailing of a minimum term of 17 yea rs of the jailing of a minimum term of 17 years of michael stirling who admitted killing samantha eastwood after what was described as a long—standing affair. the court was red and impact statement by her sister gemma who came onto the steps of the court afterwards to describe the impact the murder had had on the family. this is gemma eastwood. justice has been served today, no matter the outcome nothing can bring my sister back. i've lost my best friend and sister, my mum has lost a kind and caring and loving daughter and our lives will never be the same. we'd like to thank our close friends and family for their love and support in this