r.t. america a somber homecoming in the netherlands for forty victims of the downed malaysian airlines flight m.h. seventeen they landed this morning at eindhoven airport just outside of amsterdam around one thousand family and friends of the dutch royal family were on hand to receive those lost as bells tolled marking wednesday as an official day of mourning peter all over has more. transport planes arrived here it eindhoven air force base one from the dutch air force one from the australian air force they're operating in unison and what they're calling a air bridge mission where they're to make sure that enough to put men to and investigators get into ukraine and to make sure that all of the bodies of those who died on malaysian airlines flight seventy brought here to the netherlands what we did see though is just before the coffin started to be unloaded the bugler played the last post on the bugle followed by a minute's silence that as you would imagine was impeccably observateur now it's understood from talking to airport officials here that around one thousand relatives of those who died

r.t. america. we're in today with the malaysia airlines passenger plane that was shot down over eastern ukraine both the ukrainian government and antiques you have separatists fighting in the region deny any responsibility for downing the plane and earlier tally two hundred ninety five dead was raised to include three infants and the official list of passengers released by malaysia airlines so now the death toll sits at two ninety eight as far as the passengers on the plane one hundred eighty nine people were from the netherlands forty four were from malaysia twenty seven from australia twelve that from indonesia and the rest were citizens of the u.k. germany belgium the philippines canada and new zealand it was at least one american on board a man by the name of quinn bukas shan's men a dual u.s. dutch citizen investigation into the grass is just beginning a thirty member delegation most who are from the organization for security and cooperation in europe arrived at the scene today artie's francis

r.t. america and check out our website r.t. dot com forward slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at manila chan for now have a great night. i'm abbie martin the stories we cover here you're not going to hear in iraq next are that have lived and taught you the reason they don't want you to know. that we will be completely outraged and let's break the set. i take my studies like i take my polls and statistics with step to well these tools can be used to enrich our collective knowledge and understanding of the wacky world we live in they can also be unscientifically weaponized to support bunk theories and agendas which ends up hurting our intellectual growth more than helping this story concerns the latter's the mariel you see a new study was just released out of stanford university the findings were detailed in a journal called organizational behavior and human decision process researchers titled their findings thinking that one is attractive increases the tendency to support inequality in other words the research draws th

r.t. america. the u.s. is now considering opposing you know wather all sanctions on russia over its involvement in ukraine u.s. and european officials say the move reflects the obama administration's frustration with europe's on willingness to take a tougher stance against moscow artie's guyon a check yon has the very latest. the u.s. is trying to isolate russia economically by working to get europe to agree on six tour of sanctions against russia but here the u.s. may be facing the risk of isolating itself as european leaders meet to discuss this word is that at least nine european countries are prepared to block sic toral sanctions including germany france and austria one source said they might agree on a modest expansion of sanctions but are definitely not prepared to cut their multibillion dollar partnership and trade with russia thousands of european companies are doing business with russia the jobs of hundreds of thousands of people could be on the line the decision on sanctions would have to be unani

r.t. america. we begin tonight with the malaysia airlines passenger plane that was shot down over eastern ukraine both the ukrainian government and anti kiev separatists fighting in the region deny any responsibility for downing the plane and earlier tally of two ninety five people dead was raised to include three infants and an official list of passengers released by malaysia airlines so now the death toll sits at two ninety eight as far as the passengers on the plane one hundred eighty nine people were from the netherlands forty four were from malaysia twenty seven from australia twelve from indonesia and the rest were citizens of the u.k. germany belgium the philippines canada new zealand and hong kong there is at least one american on board a man by the name of quinn lucas shands men a dual u.s. dutch citizen the investigation into the crash is just beginning a thirty member delegation most of which are from the organization for security and cooperation in europe arrived at the scene today arti

r.t. america well it's been a full year since former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden began leaking classified documents waking up americans and the rest of the world to the full extent of u.s. surveillance operations as a result of those revelations many people have been thinking about and looking for new ways to protect their privacy and that consumer demand may explain the new found popularity of black phone it's an encrypted smartphone that's designed to keep your conversations private the highly anticipated phone was revealed earlier this year as a joint venture between crypto service firm silent circle and spanish smartphone manufacturer geeks phone and this week the device of fish really began shipping out to customers to talk a little bit about what this phone can do i want to bring in toby we're jones c.e.o.'s. s.g.p. technologies that's the joint venture behind black phone tell me thanks for coming on nice summer nice to see you again nice to see you so we talk about a regular smartphone which is what the majority of the american pub

r.t. america just a few months ago to explain his thought process on why california should be split california has failed the system is not working we've had great people governor in california and for some reason it has not worked and i think it's just too big too on will be and we're just a closed door government anymore and for those backing draper they say dividing the state would create a more business friendly environment they say it would even fix water issues and maybe even ease traffic congestion now while draper will get his chance to have this on the ballot and. the next election cycle it's very unlikely that california voters will agree with his ideas many have already vocalize their objection to this notion calling draper's plan a color loss a waste of time a democratic and g.o.p. strategist teamed up to form one california group aimed at fighting off draper and it is big bucks they say draper's plan is hurting the california brand so even if voters were to support the state split congress and then the president would have to approve it too which is something highly unlikely to ha

r.t. america. the death toll continues to climb in gaza as schools marketplaces and hospitals are being attacked by israeli defense force missiles just this morning at least nineteen palestinians were confirmed dead after a shelling at a un run school the death toll between both sides is nearing thirteen hundred but take a look at this chart of those victims more than one thousand two hundred of them were palestinians largely civilians children included now while only fifty six israelis have been killed most of which were military and only three of those were civilians. gaza just to put into perspective is only one hundred thirty nine square miles it's about twenty six miles long and approximately thirteen miles wide not exactly a huge swath of land to house nearly two million people that's about the size of las vegas with the population density of say boston or detroit artie's harry fear is on the ground in gaza with more after a heavy night of fighting in which at least one hundred twenty palesti

r.t. america. the death toll continues to climb in gaza as schools marketplaces and hospitals are attacked by israeli defense force missiles and now some world leaders are speaking out about the growing death toll but libya's president evill morales we're now it's announced a visa exemption agreement with israel today and said quote in other words we are declaring israel a terrorist state. his statement comes after at least nineteen palestinians were confirmed dead after a shelling at a un run school this morning the death toll between both sides is nearing thirteen hundred but take a look at this chart victims more than one thousand two hundred of them were palestinians largely civilians children included while only fifty six israelis have been killed most of which were military only three of those deaths were civilians in gaza just to put into perspective is only one hundred thirty nine square miles it's roughly twenty six miles long and approximately thirteen miles wide not exactly a huge area o

r.t. america. it's common knowledge that police departments across the u.s. are becoming more and more militarized in a surprising move the embattled albuquerque police department in new mexico is getting three hundred fifty a ar fifteen rifles at approximately one thousand dollars apiece three hundred fifty thousand bucks paid for by tax dollars what's more shocking though is that a p.t. is currently under an active d.o.j. investigation for allegations that officers engaged in a pattern of excessive force including unreasonable deadly force against civilians now back in march sparked national outrage when a police video went viral showing the assault and killing of thirty eight year old homeless camper james boyd in the sandia foothills and to talk about the controversial news i was joined earlier by civil rights attorney shannon kennedy i first asked her how the a.p. is justifying the acquisitions of these high powered rifles well there's just a fine by st that the need be assault rifles to defend themselves against criminals and out officers are trained to

r.t. america ukraine has tentatively agreed to a second ceasefire after a four way talks between sure germany france russia and the kiev government happened today in berlin more talks are planned for this weekend to hopefully end the crisis that has dragged on for months artie's peter all over has more from the meeting in berlin. the german foreign minister said that there was a clear understanding that a ceasefire was needed following the recent violence that we've seen bush is sort of a love for the old said that their inability that there had been violations on both sides during the previous ceasefire he called on any peace that comes from this agreement and he knew ceasefire should be used for meaningful dialogue and dialogue only. it is if the cease fires were to be used to regroup forces on either side to realize the part of the ukrainian president's plans which we had grievers the regions about for example that the opposition has to be dissolved armed or not i laid it all chance of a bit and this would be course of action that i would categorically reject i think it would also be very

r.t. america. u.s. military drones may soon be expanding their reach across the world u.s. export control officials say they may be willing to ease some restrictions that have limited the sale of american made military drones overseas artes make has more . american might not manufacture its own clothes or shoes or even fly exist days but if there is one thing the u.s. makes best it's weaponized drones and it looks like more of this made in america stamp killing technology could be hitting the sky soon the wall street journal reports that during a panel discussion and an international air show in england this week kenneth handelman who manages the department's defense trade controls hinted that the u.s. might be relaxing its restrictions on exporting these machines in the near future hellman says that the policy reviews for these exports have been quote ongoing for quite a long time and the result will be very helpful to export hers and also to our allies who are hoping to take advantage of this military drone technology he told the audience to quote state currently the stat

r.t. america we begin with the latest on the crisis in the middle east after yet another intensive day of fighting and which one hundred sixteen palestinians and three israeli soldiers were killed a startling video has emerged of an explosion in a gaza market which took place yesterday killing at least fifteen people take a look. the was. the word. the. the the i. and total the conflict which is now in its fourth week has claimed the lives of over fourteen hundred palestinians mostly civilians and fifty eight israelis this day five of which were soldiers and three of which were civilians rising civilian death toll has sparked concern and outrage around the world united nations officials are condemning both israel and hamas for war crimes israel in particular was singled out for the bombing of yet another un school and shelter commissioner general of the un relief and works agency pierre spoke about the recent school bombing saying i condemn in the strongest possible terms a serious violation of international law by israeli forces this is an affront to all of us a source of universal shame

r.t. america. we now know the names and faces of five prominent muslim americans revealed by the intercept whose e-mails were covertly monitored by the national security agency and the f.b.i. they aren't the only ones documents leaked by n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden reveal seven thousand four hundred eighty five e-mail addresses that were allegedly monitored for six years between two thousand and two and two thousand and eight many of the addresses appear to belong to foreigners the government believes are linked to terrorist organizations but the five americans named by the intercept are all prominent in their fields and deny any involvement with terrorism they include assumed for civil rights attorney faisal gill a pakistani born warrior and republican party operative who served in the department of homeland security knew how to. the executive director of the council on american islamic relations hooshang amirahmadi an iranian american professor of political analyst and i gotta say a forme

r.t. america. if you thought the long lines at the t.s.a. gate screenings weren't slow enough be prepared a new rule will allow t.s.a. officers to force travelers at airports with direct routes to the u.s. to power on their mobile and other electronic devices when going through the screening process travelers who cannot power on their devices will not be allowed to bring them on board the aircraft this is all in response to intelligence reports that al qaeda operatives in syria and yemen may have developed more sophisticated methods of hiding explosives in mobile phones that teac t.s.a. has particularly highlighted the apple i phone and samsung galaxy the t.s.a. has not said however what it plans to do with the passenger cannot turn on their electronics or what a traveler must do to reclaim any confiscated items this is not the first time in recent weeks though that the question of what passengers can do dealing with the t.s.a. confiscating their belongings in the name of security now renowned jazz musician christian mcbride was traveling to

r.t. america. with privacy on the minds of many americans a new national security agency leaks shows the spy agency has a wider reach than once thought according to documents released by edward snowden and obtained the by the washington post a sudden rule court permitted the n.s.a. to collect information about governments and one hundred ninety three different countries as well as on foreign institutions like the world bank artie's megalopolis as the details less than six months after president obama spoke about reforms to the national security agency newly released documents on the washington post have a result on the map in terms of the reach of american surveillance. from top secret documents dating back to two thousand and ten that were leaked by edward snowden turns out the n.s.a. has been given clearance from the foreign intelligence surveillance court just fine on some one hundred ninety three country many of the countries have never posed a direct or indirect threat to american interests th

r.t. america. all right well the verdict is in a federal court in st paul found today that former minnesota governor jesse ventura was defamed when a former navy seal wrote that that he had punched ventura eight years ago the encounter was described in a bestselling memoir by chris kyle called american sniper the out of my autobiography of the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history interest to chris kyle for writing that he had punched out a celebrity former seal at a bar in two thousand and six for saying it seals deserved to lose a few for their role in the iraq war later in media interviews kyle identified ventura as the person he was referring to in the book and draw long held that kyle had fabricated the incident and that's why he decided to sue for defamation in two thousand and twelve today the jurors sided with ventura in that case joining me to discuss the verdict in an exclusive interview is the former governor himself governor ventura thanks so much for coming on first of all i want

r.t. america. we begin tonight with new developments in syria the pentagon says the destruction of chemical weapons from syria began today on the u.s. cargo carrier m.v. cape ray last month syria handed over one thousand three hundred tons of chemical weapons to western powers which it ignored possessing completing the deal reached last fall that would prevent any u.s. military action in the region the u.s. military predicts it will take roughly sixty days to destroy approximately six hundred metric tons of material moving over to the ukraine crisis the cease fire has come to an end and ukrainian president petro poroshenko has ordered troops to end the rebellion by force as troops emerged at the russian border and influx of families fleeing the violence in the town of kramatorsk are spilling over into russia for safety r.t. is maria for notion that has the latest from the ukraine. they have packed only the basics not just the one close to keep the children but you were forced to leave their home to

r.t. america we begin with a developing story here in washington president obama announced a new round of economic sanctions today against russia over the ukrainian conflict i was joined earlier by our teasmade on lopez from the white house and i first asked her to break down this new plan for us. president obama spoke outside of the white house and said in no uncertain terms that he and the united states along with its european allies are going to be strengthening sanctions against russia they say that the sanctions that are already in place against russia u.s. sanctions that are already in place against russia are making a weak russian economy weaker and that they're hoping that this newest round of sanctions will forced russia to actually cooperate and deescalating the conflict and let's hear from president obama himself in terms of these that these newest round of sanctions. today. and building on the measures we announced two weeks ago the united states is imposing new sanctions in key sectors of the russian economy energy arms and finance we're blocking the exports of specific goods

r.t. america check out our web site r t v dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at and married at amir a david thanks for watching have a wonderful fourth of july a wonderful weekend. for. washington well it's a mis. use of the media. covering it is actually doesn't do too much to add revenue my culture journey and seventy six year old american piece to the fallout do you think is going to create the cia do you think this is what's triggering that. is the law but it's also the largest debtor nation is. pretty much that is mostly about turning the status quo maybe you'll see. what the core of the american dream the next they were just trying to survive it's time for americans and lawmakers in washington to wake up and start talking about the real causes of. there's a huge ball of crazy in this story let's see if you can figure it out before i say what it is already ok mary galligan used to lead the cyber and special operations team at the f.b.i.'s new york office which is the agency's largest surveillance operation she's now a privacy consultant for the financial but he must del

r.t. america. we begin today with the very latest regarding the down the légion airliner in eastern ukraine united nations just approved a resolution that calls for an international investigation of the crash the u.n. security council unanimously voted for the australian proposed resolution that demands international access to the crash site as well as a cease fire around the area at this point ukraine and you have separatists are accusing each other of firing a surface to air missile at the airplane as it flew from amsterdam to kuala lumpur some thirty three thousand feet above a war zone in eastern ukraine all those on board flight two hundred eighty three passengers and fifteen crew were killed the very latest on this investigation let's go to our tease kosar of. the bodies of the victims of flight m h seven c know that war in the city offshore is about ten to take a lot of hours away from that crash have indeed been taken away from there now i reported lee they're on their way to the city off t

r.t. america. we begin with the breaking news on the fate of a journalist reporting from our team in ukraine graham phillips a british national who works as a contributor for the network has reportedly been deported from the country he was missing while covering intense fighting around donetsk airport on tuesday but r.t. lost contact with him in the early hours of wednesday morning reports in ukraine say the government has deported him to the u.k. and banned him from entering the country for three years artie's iran a go go. more on how he disappeared the information about the beatings this coming from another journalist who was detained where the ground phillips a cameraman working for the news agency we spoke to him as he was on his way to hospital he was released by ukrainian military on thursday and this is how he described what has happened to them. we were near the airport he ran to film a group of men i followed him and that's when we were ambushed they put bags over our heads but before i n

r.t. america. are we looking at yet another botched execution condemned arizona inmate joseph wood was pronounced dead at three forty nine pacific time one hour and fifty seven minutes after they first began the lethal injections one a.p. reporter who was in the viewing chamber says wood was snorting and gasping for air for more than an hour and a half woods' lawyers filed an emergency appeal in the federal court while the execution was under way demanding it be stopped because the prisoner was still alive experts say lethal injections should make the person expire usually within a few minutes his attorneys are already calling this another botched execution would mark the fourth execution since the now infamous botched oklahoma execution of clayton lockett. and a sober homecoming a somber homecoming in the netherlands for forty victims of the downed malaysian airlines flight m h seventeen they landed in the morning at eindhoven airport just outside of amsterdam around one thousand family members an

r.t. dot com. america's spy agency has been increasingly sharing sensitive data with the saudi regime that's according to a top secret memorandum veiled recently by fugitive whistleblower edward snowden now according to that document the cooperation is a two way street providing riyadh with analytical and technical support and washington with information on iran's military and our movements in the arabian peninsula let's get more perspective on this from an intelligence analyst glenmore harvey thanks for joining us my first question this document claims that the relationship between america's intelligence service and the saudi regime it claims that it's experiencing a period of rejuvenation first of all would you agree with that and if so why do you think that's happening. good afternoon to you first of all i do entirely agree with that what is interesting is that although there is have been a cooling in the relationship between saudi arabia and the united states saudi arabia didn't take up its offered a sea

r.t. to your facebook news feed. america's military might and its foreign policy exist separately from want to know that the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration of pursuing some secret plan directed against. nice today and signs of more far worse as a pastry shop in many many places to see as far as threads where demonstrations are feast or. setting up what if you can't see the flame i'm self. taught. this is very much on board the site to be read. let me give you a little it's not very big but it does what it needs to do. on top as you can see very lovely place so everybody can see i'm a junk food. next to it i might miss a city lost it is my nose my socks when it gets cold my mom these people's feet that stinking down the hallway are coming up quickly. and it's behind me this is my work. it's close to the exit so if i need to get a breather i can do that and yet my camera my computer. very important bottle of water is there a

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r.t. talk a. lot about putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week while and when his aires his latest stop off he continued to cement future ties with his arjan tying counterpart a nuclear cooperation agreement has ensured moscow's foothold in argentina's energy sector but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is poor scott explained. well on route to the world cup final hay in rio the russian president vladimir putin has made argentina where he had a meeting with the country's president cristina fernandez to there was an agreement that will soon stop broadcasting on argentinian t.v. in spanish. when we. see the agreement will expand the cooperation between russian and argentinian t.v. channels we're grateful for the opportunity for russia's r.t. spanish channel to broadcast in argentina everybody here will be able to freely access the network for the first time. the president also went on to say that russia hoping to build their own global positioning satellites and they are expecting argentinian and hoping for argentinian help on that project so let's give you a bit more inform

for more on the stories that we just cover go to you tube dot com forward slash r t america and check out our website r.t. dot com forward slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at manilla chance see you back here at eight. i. thank. the lord. this is a story about second chances which a lot of people seem to get in our society today the first thing getting a second chance and this story is a man named steve gallon the third gallon was hired in two thousand and eight to be superintendent of schools in plainfield new jersey says that he had high hopes for him so much so that they gave him a salary of one hundred ninety eight thousand dollars a year which is higher than governor christie that very shortly after being hired gallon hired two women angela camp and lake cali to work for him at pretty fat salary when kelly was fired for being unqualified gallant just made up another job for her the school board started to wonder about their new superintendent and by two thousand and ten the honeymoon was over under an investigation it came out they cally camp and galland had falsified documents stating the

ordered his goal to help them both across the atlantic ends with analysts saying america now has germany dancing to win r.t. explains why. a very warm welcome to you if you've just joined us here on our team to national we're live from moscow this morning you are with me to say lugansk a city of half a million people in eastern ukraine has reportedly come under government shelling leaving one dead and others wounded. care of those says it had nothing to do with the bombardment it insists the anti-government fighters those and calls terrorists shelled the city they already control the two sides have also been skirmishing elsewhere with ukrainian tags and brought into action. it's all for feeding a refugee exodus say another easter people are going to other cities temporary camps and even a broadway whether they perceive to be safe where if not and i met some of those who were a bit of skate board. they have packed only the basics mostly warm clothes to keep the children warm but he was forced to leave their hometown of climatologists in and out wheeling children and entire families it wasn't an easy decisio

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r.t. dot com. now that to me putin set off on a grand tour of latin america this week and it began in havana where the russian president officially confirmed moscow's decision to write off ninety percent of cuba's debt to the soviet union and return securing rights for russian companies to drill for oil off the cuban coast he then made a surprise visit to nicaragua before heading on to argentina and there he cemented future ties with these arjan time counterparts signing off a key nuclear energy agreement but the joint work goes far beyond just energy is paul scott explain. well on route to the world cup final hey in rio the russian president vladimir putin has stopped off in argentina where he had a meeting with the country's president cristina fernandez to catch no there was an agreement that will soon stop broadcasting on argentinian t.v. in spanish. but with no us. the agreement will expand the cooperation between russian and argentinian t.v. channels we're grateful for the opportunity for russia's r.t. spanish channel to broadcast in argentina everybody here will be able to really access the

least to audit its gold held involves across the atlantic and without a list say america now has germany dancing to its shoot r.t. explains why. wherever you're watching from around the world where in moscow you love with us on our international i'm to mung with a lugansk a city of half a million people in eastern ukraine has reportedly come under government shelling leaving one did and others wounded. care for those says it had nothing to do with the bombardment it insists the antigovernment fighters varies it calls a terrorist shell the city they already control the two sides have also been skirmishing elsewhere with ukrainian tanks are brought into action. it's all feeding a refugee exodus in the east people of failing to other cities temporary camps and even abroad wherever they perceive to be saved worry if a national but some of the base have made their escape. they have packed only the basics mostly warm clothes to keep the children warm but you were forced to leave their hometown of climate or ski in and out wheeling children and entire families it wasn't an easy decision. so when you post this in the st

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r.t. . meanwhile people around the world have shown their disapproval of the israeli operation here the latest pictures from places as far as field is south america and europe pro palestinian demonstrations are held on an almost daily basis at gnome's and they are calling for an end to the offensive labeling it a massacre and a war crime. and you can get a full picture events in gaza this hour in cross talk with peta never. be take a look at the last sixty five years it's pretty clear that israel is intending to continue to bomb in destroy as much as possible in gaza i think it would have been aved to expect the cease fire would these talks would lead to anything since we have on one hand who works for the israelis or the americans and we have given it and you know really has no motivation no intention to stop terrorizing and stop this brutal violence against. the palestinians in gaza. now a one hundred billion dollar development bank has been born in brazil a result of the bric summit that's underway there at the moment the new financial institution is to challenge the west financial sector monopoly to the benefit of the five emerging economies

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r.t. dot com we'll bring you the latest as we get it. another story we've been following this week relations between germany and america have suffered another blow germany kicked out the cia the cia chief in berlin after officials on mass to alleged u.s. spies working for state security anger over the snooping is widespread the german interior minister dismissed the information obtained by the alleged spies is laughable but said the political damage is serious and that party member expressed outrage to you saying there is no longer blind trust in the u.s. and the justice minister has demanded u.s. spying in germany be stopped once and for all artes peter oliver reports now from berlin. sent packing a with a flea in his ear. i just want to say that if you see it with human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany has now told the cia contact at the u.s. embassy in berlin to get his things and leave for the first time after a series of spy scandals this is a strong message from the germans that they've had enough of washington's behavior you know experience of a cheaper foreign intelligence service

held in volts across the atlantic ends with analysts are saying america now has germany dancing to with tune r t explains why. welcome to r.t. international we're live from moscow this afternoon you with me to say. right let's take a look at this this is the skyline of lugansk a city of half a million people after a deadly shelling by government forces. there was the sound of large caliber rounds are falling on the city you can see one man lying there he was killed on the spot to drain the barrage the two sides have also been skirmishing elsewhere with ukrainian tanks brought into action. here's how the battle lines have changed in the recent couple of days take a look at this orange section here now kids onslaught has pushed anti government fighters back off they've been defending come at last for months but the brunt of the offensive has fallen on civilians and infrastructure here you can see the remains of a church destroyed during an air raid off come up tosk the city has been under siege and targeted by shelling for almost two months thousands of flags as they have from other cities and villages in the east some of whi

r.t. dot com. now less than a week at historic u.s. africa summit in washington will focus on strengthening america's tallies with africa but many believe the real reason for the event is to target china's ever growing economic influence there. as a key way from the pan-african newswire believes that china is where their heads in the battle for hearts and minds. many african opinion makers and analysts have said that the relationship between china and africa and the poles the relationship between africa and the united states has many advantages for the african people the chinese interventions have resulted in infrastructural development. there is a extensive history of exploitation of relations between the united states and other western european countries would be the asking consciousness i believe that the obama administration is late taking this initiative but i think it's very important for him to somehow enhanced the image of the united states on the after continent. in other world news the main special forces base in the libyan city of benghazi has been seized by militias after days of heavy fighting a battle involving rockets war

r.t. international the u.s. has signed off on a new sanctions package against russia its harshest to date but america's zeal is not being matched in europe which is going ahead with much softer measures artie's guy nature can now breaking down alternately what the sanctions add up to. the u.s. is targeting a number of russian banks as well as energy and defense companies that targeted companies will not be able to borrow money from u.s. banks for a period longer than ninety days meaning that they will still be able to receive short term loans but will find it harder to finance medium and long term activity the list includes a state owned oil company and largest oil producer gas problem bank the financial arm of gas prom the state controlled natural gas producer. another russian natural gas producer and near chicago on bunk which is russia's economic development bank meanwhile the russian president said he regretted the integrity path that the u.s. had chosen in relations with russia. as far as sanctions are concerned they usually have a boomerang effect like i've said before and they will eventually lead russian u

ghraib prison in iraq the move comes days after america imposed a new set of sanctions on russian companies you can always read much more on line at r.t. dot com and many stories for you for example convert pay or die. now no room for christians in a rocky city that's now part of the so-called islamic state can learn all about the . new rules via our website. over two hundred lunar caves. could make moon of colonization much easier now says. also. thanks for joining us here on the program one of the worst crashes in the history of the moscow metro shook the capital just on tuesday this week three subway cars derailed after coming to an abrupt stop during the morning rush hour more than twenty people were killed one hundred fifty taken to hospital still many of them in intensive care. footage now of the aftermath. here i. go. i. took emergency workers three days to remove the wreckage and carry out repairs allowing traffic on the metro line. a one eyewitness recounts the accident with horror. i was thrown into the air there was blood on the floor heads some people had broken ribs and one person was injured all in all people were hyster