r.t. america. climate change deniers chant drill baby drill and talk up clean coal and they scoff that the whole issue is a hoax sounding the alarm scientists more than ninety cold over six thousand peer sources in the united nations rip. that reckons preventing a single additional degree of human caused warming heat over the next few decades can result in lots less drought and fewer heat waves it would lower the chance of irreversible melting at the arctic ice sheet which would help keep seas from rising more than four inches there will be fewer deaths and less illness from heat smog and infectious diseases and we could save the world's coral reefs reacting to the un report al gore says solving the climate crisis requires vision and leadership unfortunately the trumpet ministration has become a rogue outlier in its short sighted attempt to prop up the dirty fossil fuel industries of the past is this u.n. report scary stuff or scare tactics let's ask dr greg myre land department of geological and e

r.t. america all that on the way but first we had a few headlines let's go. in the latest ploy in the race to capture the emerging market for self driving cars japanese auto maker honda is preparing to invest a total of two point seven five billion dollars in their u.s. rival general motors the two companies have announced honda will immediately invest seven hundred fifty million dollars in crews that g.m. is unit for developing self driving vehicles honda currently intends to invest an additional two billion dollars of capital in crews over the planned twelve year span of the project and joining with existing unit honda seems to be trying to compensate for their relatively late entry into the field of self driving vehicles that capture the capital infusion also gives researchers at cruise more space to pursue what industry insiders say will be a high start up cost per design and testing programs the honda deal is also a successful sequel to a cruise deal with japan's soft bank in may and that deal the soft bank vision fund paid two point two five billion dol

r.t. america. helps us take it all in and shares the details plus we look at artificial intelligence and machine learning with rachel weissman of rebellion research love rebellion research as we go to break here are those numbers at the closing bell dastardly and down today we back in a flash. it's been too many times when i've seen you know. the seach city's hospitals. civilians being terrorists you know attacking civilians has been terrible lately i'm all for now than i was a few months back and the deal was a glimmer of hope in all of this. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be no limit at penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying there's just no really hasn't been that we want even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to ke

r.t. america joins us to take a look at the increased cost. more television streaming as we scrape to squeeze in a quick break here the daily digits at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today with fifty points and gold sporting the only green arrows on today's big four back in a flash. on . the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. cost us just a little sympathy i want to become lost and i want to ask some just about put as many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person asked than. most even more don't have it up or somehow get them in a lot of class and they want that. they can't walk to the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house for forty couples. be who he beat up to do. a sit sit struggles and many couples won't. deal with the putting political fumbles both of of you out to do the bulk of the. shows seem wrong why don't we all just d

r.t. america joins us to take a look at the increased cost of more televisions. streaming as we scrape to squeeze in a quick break here the daily digits at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today with this coin and gold sporting the only green arrows on today's big board back in to push. the stock market trading at all time highs the debt load peak everywhere as they had to two hundred fifty three hundred fifty five hundred percent debt to g.d.p. this is the planet on the verge of a major way to mommy just. don't accept the slow drop the oldest was ready to do a little bit it's. moves to. excel she wakes interests. i don't buy the stock i put it on me it. was i'm somebody that how does know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting what they're hearing . and mistrust the tibetans are. going to say by your. posts that you did nothing in the clip i'll be just like you know that is what i meant to consider is the the oh middle class and in the muslims all these clear when the. the idea of freedom of speech is unde

r.t. america's evening news host she thinks commoners confirmation highlights the deep split in america ahead of november's midterm elections. braver to pull back and say no facts matter we actually need to see what we have hard evidence on that might hurt long term the women's movement here in the united states as many women were supporting the supporting the accuser just because they felt like accusers had not been heard recently in the united states this is one year to the day of the need to movement happening on the other hand in the end people as needed to make sure there was evidence and i think that's the reason why you saw so many g.o.p. senators who were might have been wavering actually go on and push the confirmation through do you think we can equate support for trumps my support for trump and self they're going to try to whether that's true or not it's up to everybody i don't think this issue has won people over to cross over the lines and either before or against president trump it just shows how deeply divided america is right now and that's very interesting four weeks out from

r.t. america online book helps us take a look at the details and later we look at artificial intelligence and machine learning with rachel weissman of rebellion research all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines. yesterday and today's market actions have plunged the dow jones industrial average one thousand points and intraday today the dow was down six hundred ninety nine points nasdaq hasn't been this low since may and is down ten percent which is considered correction territory and the s. and p. five hundred is having the worst month since august of twenty fifteen and the lowest quos yesterday since july sixth and the volatility index the vix which some call the fear and x.'s trading. at the highest level since february and globally in china markets were down five percent at hong kong's hang seng the drop was three point five percent and in taiwan markets took a drastic drop of six point three percent tech stocks in japan were down four percent and even in europe the e.u.'s stock six hundred was down one percent that's the lowest level since february and while technology

r.t. america correspondent. welcome thank you sir always a pleasure so what are the details of. the two point zero you. see. these big charge what are we talking about so these big tech firms have already been protected by section two thirty of the u.s. communications decency act that was placed in play taken place twenty years ago now facebook founder and c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has been very vocal about it saying that it really has helped him in facebook's success but admits that times have now changed the new provisions allow for them to avoid legal risks what this basically means is that google facebook and amazon are not legally held responsible for what's posted on their websites by users so this now extends what the new u.s. m.c.a. will extend to canada and mexico as well but this is especially an interesting time given the recent allegations and accusations that facebook has been facing regarding the russian meddling during the twenty sixteen election but there are some exemptions to the law and these include tech giants can still be sued for incitement of violence protec

r.t. america correspondent rachel blevins thank you for joining us today rachel thank you for having me rejoice you know a lot of mainstream reports and in common some social media have indicated that there is you know rage about the possibility that saudi arabia would assassinate a journalist who was critical of their government but. i think anybody who's followed the exploits of. the country knows that it has a history of targeting political adversaries and dissidents you know is the outrage justified at this point or should have been something that we've all seen coming for a while there's still so much we don't know about this case but the one thing that we do know is that this is a journalist who has worked with the saudi government in the past and then turned against the royal family and even fled to the u.s. at one point so saudi arabia was targeted targeting this journalist specifically it really when it comes this a prairie close allies this is sort of more and more interesting as it goes on right now it's all those little pieces and i'd say one of our sort of mysteries that gets every

r.t. america new show friday every friday live at one thirty and again at seven and ten thirty eastern we won't miss it don't miss it guys always great thank you holland go sox guess. and since the dawn of the industrial revolution machines have slowly but surely taken over more of the menial jobs that used to be done by humans during those early years when there were even riots in england with textile workers and weavers destroying the machines that were replacing them well now we wonder what artificial intelligence ai and machine learning will do to our businesses our economies and our lives as we know them to answer those questions and others we are pleased to be joined by rachel wiseman the senior editor of rebellion research we love rebellion research welcome rachel thank you glad to be here so let's get a quick lay of the land when did machine learning and i really start to take off and was it due to businesses effort being to process lots of quantity quantity of data or was it last year sort of scientific research goals. well when you look back at the history of artificial intellig

r.t. america's latasha sweat suite has the latest on amazon's latest scandal state to watch. thanks. thanks thanks thanks . china is in the software it's in the hardware as opposed to this so-called threat from russia where they're spreading needs that influence people to vote against their better interest they put a meme of a bernie sanders as a. bodybuilder and this war of the minds of america to vote against their interests but china is actually infiltrating the hardware with actual chips try this actually the soccer or the actual malicious software that's ok we won't talk about that. with lawmakers manufactured and sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling closest protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real new. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us of the one trillion dollars and. more than ten point zero or more in tamping each day. eighty five percent of global will be loans to the old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with

way to revive fascism and certainly not a good way to be a shoo in with the new donald quarter r.t. . america was rocked by a spate of attempted parcel bombings this week with thirteen packages intercepted by the f.b.i. among the intended recipients were prominent u.s. democrats critics including former president barack obama i had to reclaim to another c.n.n. news channel on friday the f.b.i. arrested a suspect who appeared to be a dedicated trump supporter and who may have mental health issues a fifty six year old. florida was arrested after his fingerprints and d.n.a. were found on parcels you're already has a criminal record he was previously convicted eight times including for car theft if found guilty of the attempted possible bombings he could face up to fifty eight years in jail artie's eager down off now looks at how the years hadn't. has created severe discord in us political life. we have to unify we have to come together and send one very clear strong and mistake a ball message that acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america uni

r.t. america correspondent rachel blevins whose own facebook account has been banned as well rachel hi there when did you realize your account had been suspended that was to come as a huge surprise. it absolutely was i went to check my news feed yesterday and saw that i was completely locked out i was locked out of my personal account for about four hours and then when i finally got back in i saw that my public page which is what i used to share my work had been taken now what are you done over there so controversial there. and you know that i really don't know that the great question this is a page that. i had it for about four years now and it's one that i use to share my work with my followers basically and it's one i've really worked to create a following on as a journalist of an israeli thing you've put in the g three just trying to sleep back about what could have triggered this is whether you think the could have been at all controversial maybe because you work for ought to and that was the trigger what you think it was the catalyst for it. you know i've gotten some comments about tha

r.t. america team is here will be here he'll be right where bartlett's is sitting it's going to be great i can't look i can't wait to talk with him and here are the numbers at the closing break the s. and p. was down for the ninth of eleven days by more than three hundred points today all three exchanges on our big board are down for the day between one and two percent and here are those numbers we'll be back in a flash. i know i still don't pal. around with that. type of time to all put enough. in film pin there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground six in the street sometimes by the people they trust but most. of the other stuff. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go on to be press the saliva before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in that. first sip. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make

r.t. america thank you so i appreciate it. and now we shift to take a look at the inclusion of women in business in the u.s. and around the world to help us out we are pleased to be joined by dr g. they know who is the head of research and consulting firm applied tech nomics and a professor of government international studies at iona college dr thanks so much for being with us looking forward to this for a few days women have made such a lot of progress in business but of course more needs to be done set the stage for us first of all in the u.s. how are women and women doing in business. it's great to be here and such an important conversation so thank you for having me in terms of the u.s. just as an example there are so many statistics we could share but if you look at the fortune five hundred companies only five percent of those are headed by a female c.e.o. in twenty eighteen and of course women make up well over half of the population you look at boards in the united states the fortune five hundred and you're looking at a

r.t. america team is here will be here will be right where bartlett says sitting it's going to be great i can't look i can't wait to talk with him and here are the numbers at the closing break the s. and p. was down for the ninth of eleven days by more than three hundred points today all three exchanges on our big board are down for the day between one and two percent and here are those numbers will be back in a flash. and you'll see you know. kind of. the time to all put enough. in film in there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground sex in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. and. it. seems wrong why don't we all just don't. let me. get to shape out these days because that's ok and in detroit equals a trail. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. prosecution will need to become almost. a full on design. where you push us off the threat of fines. by the number one place you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on that god you've only among called old enough to secure a genocide knows when to pull you

r.t. america team is here will be here he'll be right where bartlett says sitting it's going to be great i can't look i can't wait to talk with him and here are the numbers at the closing break the s. and p. was down for the ninth of eleven days by more than three hundred points today all three exchanges on our big board are down for the day between one and two percent and here are those numbers will be back in a flash. i believe that north korea will be ready to nuclearize very soon there could be saying that any gleeman about some of the nuclear weapons and materials to be taken to russia and disposed off there and then on the basis of mutual trust the united states and russia could help north korea in the energy sector not able to for example build a gas pipeline and that's going to railway tracks. news in the morning. on the what are. you going to not he didn't. oh you ought to go to. d.c. to move for your. you know world a big part of the new 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 smar

r.t. america holland cook holland welcome good to be here commish ok so let's start with netflix emily sleep spoke about them before holland but they took a hard hit on stocks yesterday down about four point four percent rather and some are concerned that the company does not have the actual bandwidth to deal with the into supported growth what do you think well netflix is down obviously the whole market is down we've been in correction territory and you've been reporting how the tech sector has taken a hit look at the amazon wobbling around there the problem with netflix is it was probably high to begin with there's a lot of air under that stock price and to stay high they're caught in a vicious cycle they're spending ten million dollars per episode on the crown they spend a king's ransom filming the breakthrough house of cards series before kevin spacey is disgrace and they get the money to produce this original programming in debt and they get that debt because they're signing up new members seven million in the last quarter how long can that go on what they have to focus on is internatio

r.t. america good man scott you know when he was an r t correspondent sarah month thank you so much for both coming on sarah want to start with you you've been blown the story of where are we at at this point i know my good buddy bolton but. i desire to have the right now is that all sarcasm are they are going to start and those that can't i don't know he's a chicken hawk i know he's in russia right now clucking away what's the latest what are we hearing on this so it was some russian officials today still no word as to where we are with the treaty i mean president. i'm just dropped the ball on them on saturday saying that russia is violating these the agreement and that he's going to terminate and pull out and the he's not going to do business with russia like this so he's he's trying to really step it up one stick it one step further and today in front the white house he did tell reporters that that that's exactly his plan to. kill people this bill. will leave them in the. dark not it here to the agreement they should have been done years ago but still people come to this as we have more m

r.t. of america holland helps us take it all in and shares the details plus we look at artificial intelligence and machine learning with great although approval is expected we've reported here in depth about bear corporations recent legal and financial troubles related to the herbicide life of made by their subsidiary the chemical and biotech giant months santo to. they however bear one of the round of ongoing litigation in a california court and the company's stock price is getting a boost from the news here to update on the latest developments as are our own hard to see. what's up well in the latest bear wins a new trial on punitive damages in the two hundred eighty nine million dollars case in august you may recall doing johnson was awarded thirty nine million dollars in compensation torrie damages and two hundred fifty million in punitive damages now according to court filings a judge in san francisco is granting bear a motion for a new trial on punitive damages this ruling could shift the company's momentum now their shares have been had been falling since i'm in santa case they fell almo

r.t. new york. america replicate u.s. visit to the white house has been well publicized butt. hardly well characterize the celebrities being criticized for lacking respect these not want to shy away normally and then staying true to form. said exactly what he had in his mind and you'd better say. he's been a friend of mine for a long time it was something that is how to make your life superman you made the superman. super hero this guy really give this guy. i love this guy right here. ok i'm doing this for everybody who's watching us or turn their volume down you can pull it back up again that if you think that kanye west is what happens when negroes don't read. and we have this now it's kind of a west is hardly a political philosopher and i've always believed an entertainer should first entertaining keep their politics separate from their art. before the white house did you also then smoke it up a little bit in the bathroom when you were there i was trying to get so you say are you. sure that. i. i. vote is in germany's biggest state will the next government tomorrow sunday t

r.t. commenting on america's attempts to stop indifferent buying the s four hundred defense system russia's trade and industry minister expressed cautious optimism thing india isn't likely to cave in or india india is no exception in terms of the pressure being exerted on them and at the end of the day it will all depend on how resilient our colleagues are in the face of this pressure i wouldn't venture to predict with one hundred percent certainty how india will act but judging by the talks with them surely some obstacles a lawyer will to rise but still the colleagues national policy is independent when it comes to making decisions on purchasing foreign military equipment. and a more welfare activism under the banner made his murder his becoming increasingly militant in france countries witnessing a spike in attacks on slaughterhouses we spoke to one french budget who says that the windows of his shop were smashed by the kids. the incident happened around three in the morning i came down and saw that the door had been hit in three places that they also painted. here on the other medium. i

r.t. counting on america's attempts to stop india from buying the s four hundred air defense system russia's trade and industry minister express cautious optimism saying india isn't likely to cave. in india is no exception in terms of the pressure being exerted on them and at the end of the day it will all depend on how resilient our colleagues are in the face of this pressure because i wouldn't venture to predict with one hundred percent certainty how india will act but judging by the talks with them surely some obstacles a lawyer will to rise but still the colleagues national policy is independent when it comes to making decisions on purchasing foreign military equipment. staying with us are you watching all the international drama for the latest at the top of the. stock market trading at all time highs the debt load everywhere as we head to two hundred fifty three or fifty five hundred percent debt to g.d.p. this is the plan on the verge of a major tsunami of good. long welcome from worlds apart at the chaste repond of leisure that seems to be the international community's mojo when it co

course russia and india doing business but really it's fair to say that the ball is now in america's court all right r.t. isn't going to run off air live in new delhi thank you. thursday saw a string of accusations by a number of western countries and international organizations made against russian military personnel russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service was implicated in a host of cyber attacks including attempting to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog broken out the details for us to use daniel horgan's election interference troll factories this information man hacking we've heard most of it before but the latest charge sheet to get thrushes is all encompassing and endless there were hundreds of victims targeted by these russian criminals if they fly out international law in this way russia's indiscriminate campaign of cyber attacks violations of several u.s. criminal laws they will be exposed russia must stop reckless and irresponsible behavior of. this directors all behavior the russian government needs to know they want to fully condemn this attack it will be exposed and it w

r.t. and bremmer donald trump's plan to put america first i will always put america first america first america first rebuild and restore america's depleted infrastructure and i've been in construction and building all my life i love it. i love the smell of a construction site right the roads railways power plants and water systems of the united states are still in some pretty poor conditions but donald trump said that fixing it up would be a breeze interest russia is the easiest of all but now the department of transport disagrees with him there appears to be a lock of consensus and how to pay for this and tom told us how he was going to pay for rebuilding the united states he was going to do it by cutting overseas spending we have spent seven trillion dollars in the middle east seven trillion dollars what a mistake we're trying to build roads and bridges and fix bridges that are falling down and we have a hard time getting the money it's crazy and the usa is already saving money this way they've just cut aid to the pakistanis to the palestinians and to the united nations so are you ready to s

r.t. tonight what do you make of america's stance on this given the saudi or giving the saudis time to do their own investigation before deciding what action if any should be taken. well the aftermath of those grisly events which if the turkish authorities are to be believed involved be monitored by dismemberment of the unfortunate mr tissue and within the sody conjoined he stand to it proves and confirms what many of us already knew which is that the sooty government enjoys an unassailable position of influence when it comes to washington and london and other western allies who know why on so do any bia to buy their weapons that they sell them by the billion dollars worth on a regular basis and also so these influence as the dominant partner within opec in order to meetin global oil prices at seneca librium and this is especially true when it comes to washington because washington is weighted itself to the saudis as part of its axis of germany when it comes to for maintaining germany in the middle east and a part of that drive involves the isolation of iran and oversee that we know that

over america's hostile sanctions. welcome to r.t. international at me colorado newsroom in moscow first four years. after seventeen years of war in afghanistan the u.s. has once again hinted it's open to peace talks with the islamic fundamentalist group the taliban however it doesn't seem to the militants are willing to accept the offer especially considering the increasing control the groups exerting on the ground r.t. managed to get access to a taliban militant commander and raised the subject. never want to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban has never asked the americans again to cooperate against the islamic state the americans are bombing us while we fight against isis . suggestion of direct talks between the taliban and washington came from the u.s. state department on friday. this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the go with both the taliban and the afghan government if the leadership of the taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the americans and has never wanted

america. a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me and to aaron great to have you with us this hour now our top story mosco has responded to the string of accusations by the west on alleged cyber attacks calling the claims a directed propaganda campaign against russia as after a number of countries on the international organizations said that russian military personnel were behind attempted cyber attacks on everyone from the international chemical weapons watchdog to russia's own news agency there were hundreds of victims targeted by these russian criminals the russian government. russia's indiscriminate campaign exposed by wants to fully condemn this i thought arc this reckless. behavior irresponsible behavior from moscow. here's how events unfolded on thursday the u.s. the netherlands and britain almost similar taney asli accuse russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service of a string of cyber attacks my colleague neil harvey earlier talked about this with r.t. correspondent daniel hawkins to firm response fro

america's history. welcome to your news here on r.t. international a pleasure to have you with us for this wednesday. the u.s. president has harshly denounced the october killing of saudi dissident journalist. in istanbul. riyadh so attempt to cover up the most quote the worst in history. and a very. original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble. trump's words follow a parliamentary address by the turkish president and which he claims to reveal the naked truth regarding the killing of the ones. who have been murdered in a very violent political manna and what he called a pre-planned operation carried out by the saudis he also said that all those responsible would be brought to justice. well the u.s. meantime has announced it will revoke the visas of twenty one saudi citizens over the murder but no tough measures have been tabled in the same speech condemning the cover up of donald trump reiterated the importance of bilateral ties with riyadh. cover

r.t. international this hour we're going to be back in just over half an hour with the latest join is that. america is a house deeply divided and that division only continues the entire brett kavanaugh saga has turned into blood sport to many each and every one of us pick a side we're in new territory and that place is called winner takes all. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. costing us a lot of sympathy i want to become and i want the lastest on this but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sites the drug use to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the last person i asked dan. was you know no. westerner what that. they have or what are their options to stay in. the country with. the who do you believe that the the. many couples. to which the push to political post will be that those of us do that all of. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go on the press this is what the three of them will be. inte

r.t. . so as fate an oil leak in the gulf of mexico could become america's worst ever environmental disaster back in two thousand and four hurricane events slammed into floor of discolored coast severely damaging an offshore drilling operation just off louisiana however the company in charge managed to cover up the incident for a whole six years. thank. you. flying over the gulf of mexico a research. gas bubbling and a miles long slick people are not the only ones who call the now polluted waters hole and for the indigenous there are countless birds and wildlife the stakes are high life or death time is rather. i suppose the difference is that. rosenberg was a big explosion and people got killed instantly and they don't and then the loss of more was released extremely rapidly in the case of the. first the original incident. it was in the context. and the company and the american regulators managed to keep the entire incident pretty quiet and it's one of those long running accidents which. bought over the coup for years with those menus. into the go it. being the same kind of food as that. in

america's history. for the welcome she's gone three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international here of pain powers refusing to cancel multibillion dollar arms sales to saudi arabia in the wake of the killing of journalist. only germany has vowed to pull the plug on its weapons deals with riyadh while when french president was asked over his intentions he became irritated and refused to answer the question. i don't have to react to every single statement so i won't answer that question. if you're not interested in the issues related to this event don't come but this is not a press conference. and it's not a press conference to react to the german chancellor. i mean all that has nothing to do with this event nothing and. nothing so i want. ok let's get more details now from covering this story for a search charlotte it does seem at the moment anyway germany the lone voice on this one saying it may not proceed with ria. yes absolutely you heard those comments there from president let's put some context on that france is one of the biggest sellers of defense and on th

america with more. one of the largest nuclear plants in the united states is telling r.t. it's back to business after steam escaped from a tunnel containing radioactive waste employees were told to take cover for several hours employees received this text message friday morning telling them that the site is in take cover to go to the closest take cover facility and to avoid eating or drinking anything until further notice i spoke to a rep for the company and he said there was a growing operation underway which was giving off heat and the steam was a result from the heat mixed with the cold air outside that caused the vapor for the past few weeks workers have been filling the tunnel with grout to guard against the tunnel from collapsing the tunnel still houses several rail cards that are filled with radioactive plutonium the u.s. department of energy later said inspections revealed that no evidence was found that any radioactive material was released the company said in a statement like thing cameras placed inside the tunnel to support stabilization efforts showed in the tu

america. that the captain of the doomed space rocket that crashed after takeoff spoke exclusively to r.t. about his dramatic escape and next of kin and was forced to abort the mission two minutes into the flight along with american national make hay and gave a firsthand account to what happened to. dump. we had. a couple of moments when we saw that the capsule's you were in was shaking heavily and the signal was there was a disruption in the signal was this the exactly the time when you realize when everything goes according to plan when the first stage is detached there is always this kind of vibration that you can see on the video images that's normal but after the first stage detached we felt those vibrations continue and then immediately there was the emergency signal going off this was a heavy loss. for us and for your family well my family members after having gone through the situation the next time it will be more difficult for them to let me go on such a spaceflight because obviously they've been given a fright but on the other hand they are confident in our equipment and what we

america. the camps you know of the do space rocket failed after takeoff a spoken exclusively to r.t. about his dramatic escape and actually of jenin was forced to abort the mission just minutes into the flight along with the american national to make a gave a firsthand account of what happened to be done. i mean that's that's a double we saw moments inside the capsule when you or she can have a look at that and there was a disruption on the signal was that the exact moment when you realize something had gone wrong when everything goes according to plan in the first stages detached or there is always this kind of vibration that i can see on the video images and that's normal but after the first stage detached we felt those vibrations continue and then immediately there was the emergency signal going off for us bill you know there was a tough test for you and your family as well but my family members after having gone through the situation the next time it would be more difficult for them to let me go on such a space flight because obviously they've been given a fright but on the other

r.t. . it is feared an oil spill in the gulf of mexico that's been ongoing for fourteen years could become america's worst environmental disaster it was in two thousand and four when hurricane ivan slammed into florida's gulf coast severely damaging an offshore drilling operation just off louisiana however the company in charge somehow managed to cover up the entire incident for a whole six years. thanks thanks. thanks. for the gulf of mexico. gas and bubbling and i'm miles long. people are not the only ones who call the now polluted waters for the indigenous animals their countless birds and wildlife the stakes are high life or death time is rather. i suppose the big difference is the. horizon there was a big explosion and people got killed instantly and you know and then. released extremely rapidly in the. first the original incident. and you see. it was in the context. and the company and the american regulators managed to keep the entire incident. it's one of those no accidents which. well out of the coup. with this menu seven hundred marios a daily. into the coast it. being the same kind of foo

r.t. international seven pm in moscow welcome to the program i always thought with that development from america in the last hour secretary of state. has confirmed the u.s. is pulling out of the so-called friendship treaty with iran that struck back in one nine hundred fifty five the move comes after the un's highest court ordered washington to lift some of its sanctions on tehran. i'm announcing that the united states is terminating the nine hundred fifty five treaty of amity with iran this is a decision frankly that is thirty nine years overdue. enjoy iran brought a case in the international court of justice alleging violations of the treaty of amity. iran seeks to challenge the united states decision to cease participation in the iran nuclear deal and to reimpose the sensors that were lifted as part of that deal our correspondent will have an update for you later this hour on that u.s. iran sanctions battle as well as america's problematic relations with international bodies. and the u.k.'s conservative party conference has wrapped up in the city of birmingham and despite speeches of unity th