busy millions and millions of people on the many well from on this we can cross live now to nicholas davies, author of blood in our hands, the american invasion and destruction of iraq. nicholas, welcome to the program. now eunice f, as said the of the 6 children over 6 children were killed in this, the violence that ensued by the right to be handling this operation and such a success. well, no, no, of course not. you know, how, how can it be, were killing 6 children to the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slam estate leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. now this is, this is just her ethic. and secretary austin tried to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians by force. it's under his command, you know, way that the united states has been a war and all these countries in the middle east, in the greater middle east over 20. yes. you know what is watches a little bit different today. as you know, that in the last few months, we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances the united states has not been able to

in august, which kill 10 civilians, including an entire family and not one terrorist or 3rd. nicholas davies thinks such tragedies are really just the tip of the iceberg. the united states as being a war and all these countries, and eventually in the greater middle east. the over 20. yes. the last few months. we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances the united states has not been able to deny the fact that it killed a large numbers and civilians had just been thousands and thousands of these attacks. and to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently had, somehow unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be actually credulous mercenary groups using child soldiers. unfortunately, a growing industry since the pandemic began around 2 years ago. next week, chronicle the shocking links between the 2 in our short dock. it is quite the watch . stay close this. ah ah ah, bring you the very latest every out the day. this is not everyone had with i turned around that traffic circum with the influx of contractors went largely. unc

we spoke with american author nicholas davis, who says us military raids have led to countless civilian deaths. how can it be? were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slam estate leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. now this is, this is just her ethic. and secretary austin trying to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians. i feel like it's under his command, you know, waited the united states has been a war and all these countries and the middle east in the greater middle east over 20. yes. to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently heard about some how unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly crime. you must, the moscow is accusing washington a fabrication after the us alleged thrust is planning to carry out a false flag off in ukraine as a prelude to invasion, something the state department failed to provide any evidence for one possible often the russians are considering and which we made public today involves the production of a propaganda v

august which killed 10 civilians including an entire family and not one that terrorist author. nicholas davies thinks such tragedies are just the tip of the iceberg. the united states as being a war and all these countries and mentally in the greater middle east, the over 20. yes. the last few months, we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances the united states has not been able to deny the fact that it killed large numbers and civilians had just in thousands and thousands of these attacks. and to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently had somehow unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be actually credulous. i that is it for me this hour for the weekly. i will be back in, let's say 34 minutes with another professional here with us tonight. ah, the mediterranean is the world's most over fish, seen unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread a loose despite the promise is to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to slow. i'm very disappointed with basically

in august, which killed 10 civilians including an entire family but not one terrorist or 3rd. nicholas davis thinks such tragedies are really just the tip of the iceberg. the united states has been a war and all these countries in the middle east, the greater middle east, over 20. yes. the last few months. we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances ah, the united states has not been able to deny the fact that it killed you know, large numbers of civilians have just been thousands and thousands of these attacks . and to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently heard about some how unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be actually credulous. now another story to bring you a passenger on american courier spirit, airlines was told to remove his face, must because it had the anti joe biden. let's go brandon slogan. all that video of the instant spread on social media rocking up more than 500000 views on tick tock during the week. not america anymore. the american anymore. the company here. if i had a b l math on what di

know anything to move to the neighboring house, installed a rating ours we spoke with all the nicholas davies. he says the us military raids have led to countless civilian deaths. how can it be, were killing 6 children to the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slam estate leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. now this, this, this is just her ethic and secretary austin tried to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians by force. it's under his command. you know, way to the united states has been a war and all these countries in the middle east, in the greater middle east over 20. yes. to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently heard about some how unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly credulous. the saudi arabia is deadly incursion into yemen grind zone, despite to pledge from joe biden to help. and this the coalition that by real, which is armed by the u. s. reportedly targeted civilian buildings in the human capital on monday. that is, condemnation grows of a saudi air rate on

we spoke with author nicholas davies. he says that u. s. military rays have led to count the civilian deaths. how can it be? were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slamming state leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. now this is, this is just her ethic. and the secretary austin tried to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians by 4 ships under his command. you know, that the united states has been a war and all these countries in the middle east, in the greater middle east over 20. yes. to think that these capital that we have recently heard about some how unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly credulous. the russians accusing washington of making things up again after the us alleged that be a false flag off in ukraine to create a pretext for invasion. moscow scuffed at that saying it's reminded of the build up to the invasion of iraq from washington fabricated detail about chemical weapons. the lack of evidence

we spoke with author nicholas davies, who says that u. s. military rates have led to countless civilian deaths a how can it be, were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda li apparently slamming state leader who will quickly be replaced by, by somebody else. so now this is just terrific. ok. and as the secretary are still trying to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians, i feel it's, it's under his command. ok, you know, with the united states as being a war and all these countries and the mentally in the greater middle east for over 20 years. to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently had about somehow unique in the fact that they kill civilians is, is just to be, would be actually credulous. russia is accusing washington of making things up again have to the u. s. alleged be a false flag, open ukraine to create a pretext for invasion. moscow scoffs of that, saying it's reminded of the lead up to the invasion of iraq, washington fabricated detail about chemical weapons. lac

we spoke with american author nicholas davis. he says, u. s. military rates of lead to countless civilian deaths. how can it be? were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda leader apparently slamming state leader who will quickly be replaced by somebody else. so now this is, this is just her ethic and secretary austin trying to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians by force. it's under his command, you know, way to the united states as being a war and all these countries in the middle east, in the greater middle east, over 20 years. you know, what is watches a little bit different today, is you know, that in the last few months, we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances the united states has not been able to deny the fact that it killed large enough to just civilians and to think that these couple that we have recently heard about somehow unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly cry too much. the 2022 winter olympics get un

drones toys can cobble in august which killed 10 civilians, including entire family, but also nicholas davis. things that such tragedies may be just the tip of the iceberg. united states has been a war and all these countries in the middle east, in the greater middle east for over 20 years. the last few months. we've had a couple of incidents where just because of the circumstances ah, the united states has not been able to deny the fact that it killed you know, large numbers of civilians have just been thousands and thousands of these attacks . and to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently heard about some how unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly crazy. i to the law story of this, i was weekly here. we're not t, a passenger on spirit headlines is crying censorship off the stoffel him to remove his face mask because it had the anti biden slogan at. let's go brandon on it. a video of the incident. i went viral on social media, half a 1000000 views on picked off during the week. not america anymore. the america anymore. the company

previous governments buzzard came from the international community. journalist and research and nicholas davis. believe the decision to reallocate the funds as a crime against humanity. it is all so let's go opportunism on president i think because he's doing very poorly is party pace is congressional election. the idea of, of making this money available to compensate that the victims of september 11th is presumably something bad that he thinks will be popular. what the united states has done after it's withdrawn by freezing all this money is to, is to take one of the poorest most destitute war ravaged populations on to completely cut them off from the resources they need, simply to survive from one day to the next to many of these children and babies dying of starvation and freezing and the winter in afghanistan right now. we're not even born at the time of the set september. the 11th crimes is just terrific and you know, it is, as i say, a crime against humanity. next to commentary travel is the cobalt mines in the democratic republic of congo, and their impacts on locals, health and environ

pentagon should conduct war whilst minimizing civilian casualties. bit earlier, we joined author nicholas davies to discuss military rates like this one in syria. the united states as being a war and all these countries in the middle east, the greater middle east for over 20 years. to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently had, somehow unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be utterly credulous. a lavish ceremony is now underway in beijing for the opening of the 2022 winter olympics. though there's plenty of controversy bubbling below the surface, several countries of refuse to send diplomats to the ceremony. with some even accusing china of spying on their athletes. let's go more now from the host city. with correspondent alexia chef, ski. for decades, the international olympic committee claimed that sports has nothing to do with politics and all the games, all the olympic games are absolutely free of politics, but in the case of aging 2022 games, it seems like it's a 3 way abas, where politics, sports and cove it come into one now of course we

we joined author nicholas davies to discuss military rates like this one in syria. a how can it be? were killing 6 children for the sake of killing, you know, one al qaeda lee apparently slamming state leader who will quickly be replaced by, by somebody else. so now this is just terrific. ok. and as secretary are still trying to come up with new rules to prevent the killing of civilians. i choice, it's under his command, you know, with the united states as being a war and all these countries and the mentally in the greater middle east for over 20 years. to think that, you know, these couple that we have recently had somehow unique in the fact that they killed civilians is, is just to be, would be actually credulous. well, a russia is accusing washington of making things up again. that's all for the u. s . alleged that'd be a false flag operation in ukraine to create a pretext for innovation, or the lack of evidence for the latest claim, though, has also left. some journalists are a bit confused. what is the evidence that you have that suggested that the russians are even planning th

the previous government's budget came from the international community journalist and research. nicholas davis believes the decision to reallocate the funds is a crime against humanity. this is also a, let's go opportunism on president. i think because he's doing very poorly. each party faces the congressional election. the idea of, of making this money available to compensate the eviction of september. the 11th is presumably something that he thinks will be popular. but the united states i done after its withdrawal by freezing over money is to is to take one of the poorest most destitute war ravaged population on to completely cut them off from the resources they need simply to survive from one day to the next to many of the children and babies dying of starvation and freezing and the winter in afghanistan. right now. we're not even on at the time of the september, september, the 11th crime is just terrific. and it is, as i say, a crime against humanity in countries pushing to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy could be aggravating. another crisis cobalt is an essential component of b

. >> reporter: nicholas is her adult son. we meet outside uc davis medica where his 11-year-old sister is being treated. she was shot but protected by her mom. the family shared these photos of them but did not want the kids to be named. >> his mom stood in front of her kids and took those shots in her back. so, yeah. >> reporter: that is karen's cousin, michael. he says his cousin should be here. >> to shoot an 11-year-old girl on top of that. >> reporter: he got a call from his 14-year-old brother after it happened. he is here today outside of the hospital waiting for his sister, too. >> i was not sure what it was. broken up, greyhound, shot, i don't know what is going on. so, when i called i heard my brother on the phone just telling me what he could and then that is when the doctor took over and let me know the situation. >>> a pretrial hearing today. attorneys in a san jose courtroom harshed out the evidence they want to use in the criminal trial. accused of being a co- conspirator to holmes. he pled not guilty. in january, holmes was found guil

nicholas witchell, bbc news. let's return to the situation between russia and the ukraine. caroline davies is in moscow for us. they said was tanks leaving crimea and going back to their basis after they have finished military drills. we heard yesterday that russia has said again it have moved some of its troops when these military drills are finished, going back to their basis, but also we have heard from jens stoltenberg, borisjohnson, president biden, they haven't seen enough evidence to suggest that is what is happening, that the situation is the escalating at all. they seem to be very concerned that the situation is still imminent, but there is still potential threat of an invasion. russia has consistently talked about the fact that once these military drills were over, that they would return to their basis. the kremlin spokesperson said this last week and then again yesterday he was asked about this and said, yes, it is not surprising that this has happened but he also pointed out that russia still retains the right to be able to of course move its troops around wherever it wants within its borders whene