r.t. correspondent dan cohen.and as we know it coin has been on a wild ride these last few months from highs in the twenty thousand dollar area to less than seven thousand just not recently i mean just a few months ago few weeks ago actually the king of crypto currency has settled around eighty nine hundred dollars mark right now and other kryptos a theory i'm light coin and even ripple have faced similar roller coaster rides when it comes to prices while we talk all the time about kryptos including the criticism of kryptos what we don't really talk about is what could bring a crypto currency point specifically to its knees and here to talk about her opinion that atauro let's destroy bitcoin talk about a controversial title is a top technology writer of morgan pact who has covered crypto since two thousand and eleven she's written for coin desk scientific american wired and many other publications and we're very pleased to have her join us and all the gloom busters morgan thank you for being here last week we had

r.t. correspondent alex one heil of h. thank you as always thank you. we've spoken about wells fargo many times on the program more than i would like frankly but they seem to like the energizer bunny for bad bank behavior in that they keep going and going and going and always doing something wrong today we focus on their history the current circumstances and the future of bad bank be here and here to lend us a hand is the c.e.o. and founder of the sloan financial group angela sloan who joins us angela thank you for being with us i've given speeches over the years about the important role played by banks in actually developing the country in our growth but in all the way back to the railroads and infrastructure canals a telegraphic cetera and one of the key banks in that history of our economic progress expression as it relates to the american west as wells fargo they did a great job back in the day but they've made some major missteps in not just the last recent years but for a lot of years and i'm just curious you know you've spent your career and fina

r.t. correspondents alex mile of each thank you so much alex think. we're less than a month away from the two year anniversary of the united kingdom leaving the european union breck's it today we thought it a good time to get an update it was june twenty second of twenty sixteen when the u.k.'s brecht's referendum was approved by voters by fifty one point nine percent which set the stage for the u.k. to formally leave the european union and last year was called article fifty of the treaty of the european union was formally invoked by the u.k. signaling that on march twentieth of next year twenty nineteen u.k. will officially leave furthermore british prime minister theresa may made clear that she would not seek permanent membership in the european single market or the e.u. customs union since that time there have been myriad negotiations and back and forth related to trade between the e.u. and u.k. and immigration issues among many others the entire circumstances created many challenges and here to bring us up to speed is a brit herself terribly for w

r.t. correspondent nicholas o'donovan tells us how climate change and rising sea levels are reshaping one of the nation's largest housing markets plus nestle's the food companies candy company is paying billions of dollars to starbucks r.t. correspondent alex my haleigh bitch will tell us why and we talked tesla's terrible troubles and other auto news with the car coach lauren fix all of that on our righteous road ahead but first let's get to some as. a rising u.s. dollar has caused the worst two week loss of capital emerging economy bond markets since two thousand and sixteen nearly one billion dollars exit at the bar. in markets for emerging economies in just the last week according to the financial times the us dollar is recent strength particularly relative to currencies and developing nations is believed to be driving the move away from debt in emerging markets a significant portion of developing nation debt is denominated in dollars adding a significant multiplying factor to their debt burden when the dollar rises some emerging economies has take taken more dramatic measures to supp

r.t. correspondent alison heil of it thank you as always and thanks to all of you for watching all you great boom busters out there be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you to back com slash boom bust r t we'll see it tomorrow. price perceives news and so if you have fake prices you end up with a fake. seller here when you have manipulation of markets and there are if you have if you have interest rates at zero zero percent you have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around at will that creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake prices on the financial media as forms does then the robots are going to report on the fake prices driven by the fake news created by robots and you have a virtual or a not so virtual cycle of fake news and fake prices and then that people interpret that as reality. the. homeowner is one of the most controversial products about on its assaulted vegetable fennec that's very cheap. twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million items that rapid growth an international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansio

r.t. correspondents alex mann hyla bitch thank you as always thank you. and the cost of president trump getting out of the iranian deal is a major blow to one particularly large u.s. company alex mentioned them right there boeing the plane maker iran has orders for one hundred. ten boeing airplanes and another hundred seventy jets from european multinational plane maker air bus both sales are worth roughly forty billion dollars the largest looming concern from boeing shareholders is related to the sixty five wide body seven seventy seven's expected to be delivered to iran with the economic sanctions being reinstated by the u.s. department of treasury both boeing and airbus export licenses to iran will be revoked in ninety days what does this all mean for the plane makers and in particular for the seattle based boeing let's ask conservative t.v. and radio host steve malzberg see if thank you for joining us i know you've been looking at this and trying to figure it out really does put boeing in a pickle and air bus doesn't it. yeah well let's start with a b

r.t. correspondent allison heil of it thank you as always and thanks to all of you for watching all you great boom busters out there be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you took back com slash boom bust r t we'll see you tomorrow. a lot of hard sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings clues to the chicken pox forcing you to fight the battle. to stop spreading tell you that the gossip the public. the eyes and. enough. of the heart that we are good for. was. was. thank you thank you thank you. america's new top diplomat promises to bring to the u.s. state department as my pump aoe is officially sworn into office with the full backing of president trump. the white flag and to reduce gun crime the paint ball walls movement in the u.s. leads to as thanks of violent incidents and is believed to be responsible for a number of dads. and we speak exclusively to the survivors of a saudi led coalition strike which hit a wedding party in yemen at least twenty people were killed in the attack. and it doesn't start off the moments of the rocket landed in the whole world tom ridge was in the many

r.t. correspondent was among the journalists invited to witness the facility being decommissioned. for individually international airport as you can see behind me we're being greeted like celebrities who have bills to go to the north korea thing is we aren't even exact usual as to where exactly we're headed. so you will counsel and that what's the first thing you expect to see it's a bustling crowd people pushing and shoving it's the taxi drivers offering belsen overpriced services well check this out nothing of this sort here it's just an empty parking lot and three buses that will take us to the city. this is where i will be spending the next eleven hours or so my very own oriental express i guess so check out the room the first thing to notice about it is the windows the blinds are shots there is some sort of a seal and we're not allowed to you can peek from them never mind filming the thing is an air conditioner some beverages but really not much left to do but to go back . to everybody so we're just woke up for it's six in the morning but check this one through something reall

r.t. correspondent is among a small pool of foreign journalists invited to north korea to witness the shaking shot down. right. now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust. up a day another diplomatic from donald trump the historic summit with north korea's kim jong il may be back on just the day after. these petersburg international economic forum sees global business leaders political elites gather in russia's northern capital will take a closer look at what was one of the most anticipated meetings there between the french and russian leaders. from moscow. today thanks for joining us this hour. north korea has taken a highly symbolic step. appeared to destroy its only known nuclear test site in front of the world's cameras. was among a select group of journalists invited to witness the closing ceremony. we're in the beijing international airport and as you can see behind me we're being greeted like celebrities here goal is to go to north korea and now we will be proceeding to check in to our flight. so you walk out of any efforts what's the first thing you expect to see it's

r.t. correspondent jacqueline berger investigates. after israel's use of why fire against palestinians on may the fourteenth there was condemnation in much of the world not least the u.k. yesterday's griffith massacre because it left at least fifty eight dead the loss of life we have seen is tragic and extremely concerning. such as is destructive to peace efforts and we call on all sides to show restraint the launch of life is extremely concerning we continue to implore israel to show great restraint yet despite those strong words for years britain has been ramping up how much weaponry it sells to israel since two thousand and fifteen numbers have skyrocketed up eleven four in the span of just two years and those sales include stopper rifles weapons sites in munition for small arms anti-riot equipment and other items similar to those used by israeli forces against unarmed protesters. the u.k. doesn't keep data on how such equipment and weapons are used after being sold until that can be established m.p.'s put forward a motion to suspe

r.t. correspondent mathias a sweet report and after the break the april jobs report is out from a commerce department and we have an impressive panel on tap to begin to the numbers all of that ahead but first let's hit a few headlines. the former chief executive officer of bolts wagon ag has been charged with fraud by u.s. prosecutors justice department prosecutors allege that martin winterkorn approved plans to conceal the installation on diesel engines of so-called defeat devices those are illegal software that kept emissions artificially low during tests the grand jury indictment in detroit's federal district court was unsealed just hours after the end of the annual shareholders meeting in berlin the deception of balts wagon was revealed in september of twenty fifteen resulting in a global scandal payment of fines and civil damage payments totaling twenty six billion dollars and last year a corporate guilty plea by boats wagon on charges of conspiring to violate the flagship u.s. air quality law the clean air act winterkorn personal legal troubles could have a heavy implications for a v

r.t. correspondent may recall she was on the line samir a sounds like it was a long list of demands what exactly dismount compo want well pompei or chose to deliver his first major foreign policy speech at the heritage foundation a right wing think tank here in d.c. and he started off his speech trying to convince his audience of how bad obama's deal was stating that its flaws put the whole world at risk or you can bet the j c p a way only postponed iran's development of nuclear weapons of course the international atomic energy agency the i.a.e.a. argues the opposite but pompei promised financial pressure on iran also threatening that a sanctions wouldn't change until iran changes let's take a look we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime leaders in tehran will have no doubt about it seriousness these will indeed end up being the stronger sanctions in history when we are completely. so in his demands he also mentioned things that iran was already doing as part of the j c.p.o. ways of stopping enriching uranium. let's take a look at exactly what he s. we must beginning

r.t. correspondent dan cohen fills us in on the economic progress made by greece and their economy and us snoop dogg's said last week we'll put the crip back in crypto with technology writer morgan tech all that debt ahead but first we get to have. the merger mania continues yesterday was a particularly busy and big day for mergers as more than one hundred twenty billion dollars worth of deals were announced according to the market tracking firm deal logic we were pointed out a couple of those wal-mart's bid to spin off u.k. grocery store locations and refocus on the fight with amazon for the indian market and the third try on a sprint t. mobile merger but there were many others and the numbers speak for themselves there have not been as many burgers since two thousand and seven and they won't be stopping any time soon. among the big deals moving markets on monday was the agreement by marathon petroleum to buy oil refinery endeavor for twenty three point three billion dollars the prices notably payable in cash were shares under a formula that values and devore stock roughly twenty first t

r.t. correspondent bully boy who was banned from entering my headquarters for the first round of the presidential election campaign that despite being promised the credit taishan. that. if you'd like. to take. the story about the whole thing. and we spoke to an appendage of this league reveal he thinks that macro is trying to control media coverage of his actions. this is a bit funny in a way you know that mr michael decides who is a good journalist and it was the bad one but the problem is that we are getting deeper into this system of organizing to news the press is not welcome in the immediate environment of jupiter mark or he doesn't want the press any more the four presidents were accompanied by several camera months of journalists going to them sometimes so this channel sometimes this other channel and people were welcome at press conferences this is finished now he has his own cameras and it is edited the pictures are edited before they are given to the real press so that the press doesn't like it they don't like being manipulated by mr michael. donald trump has appointed a new commander o

r.t. correspondent witnesses how north korea keeps its end of the bargain with the u.s. by destroying its nuclear test site. just hours after the demolition donald trump canceled a potentially historic u.s. north korea summit leaving pyongyang wondering if its peace efforts were all in vain. french president mcraney recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage rejoins blinded near putin at the international economic performance of peters but our team there has all the details from the ongoing abed rabbo and billionaire philanthropist the long musk slams the media he wants to rates journalists credibility critics say it's not going to work. to. ten am here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me making erin a very good morning to you now our top story the first pictures showing the destruction of north korea's only nuclear test site have been released our correspondent dan i was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the facility being decommissioned. just minutes ago they were having dinner over there and now everything is being tur

r.t. correspondent thank you as always alex. thank you. yes the automaker has a new policy as of today dealing with contractors c.e.o. in law and must said that he has been disappointed to discover how many contractor companies are in or woven throughout tesla contractors was now making a new effort to demonstrate their worth to tesla and have tesla employees a vouch for the contractor mr musk has even gone as far as denying access to the facilities to contractors hundreds of contractors work at tesla's fremont california plant alongside roughly ten thousand tesla workers the new policy walsall impact other facilities of tesla for more on tesla and other auto news we're joined by lauren fix who congratulations are in order because the car coach lauren is the newly elected president of the north american car truck and utility of the year or ward's association congratulations lauren thank you so much i'm very honored and the sixteen jurors of all forms of media we have make good choices so that you could make a choice what does it do tell us

r.t. correspondent alex mann hyla bitch will explain and america's lawyer might he might happen tonio joins us to talk about the supreme court decision to disallow class actions lawsuits all of that ahead but first we had some health. critics are taking shots at u.s. president donald trump's trade policy from abroad and now from within his own political party mr trump's former presidential primary rival senator marco rubio of florida said tuesday that he would push for legislation to prevent sanction waivers for chinese telecom giant z.t. as mr trump had suggested the a twitter senator rubio tweeted early yesterday suggesting that the trump administration quote unquote surrendered to china on z t e an amendment barring any sanctions waivers for chinese telecoms was attached to a bill in the senate banking committee meanwhile germany's economy minister peter all meyer warned that they trade war that starts over steel and aluminum could quickly escalate to involve cars textiles and food a temporary exemption for the european union companies from the new u.s. tariffs on metals will expire on j

r.t. correspondent reports president michael had pledged that by the beginning of two thousand and eighteen no one would be sleeping rough on the streets of france let alone. yet not only did he fail to deliver on the promise but it's getting worse much worse it's believed that up to one thousand eight hundred migrants have set up camp along the canal in paris and fears that that could explode to around two and a half thousand in the next few weeks has caused the organizers of the great race to graham paris to cancel the annual event. the ten kilometer race between paris and song to me was to take place in just over a week's time but this is part of where the run is supposed to come through and as you can see it would be virtually impossible for them to navigate this section of the racecourse these makeshift camps are growing day by day the route is impossible it is disturbing to have to run the race in the middle of a refugee camp at last year's race around six and a half thousand people took part it was also adopted as part of paris's bid to host the twenty twenty four olympics embodying

r.t. correspondent dina caution of shed more details with you and i knew. the security service if you crane has a raided several offices for import no fresh news agency to raid started tuesday morning and lasted for eight hours not only the had office of this agency was raided but also other locations including the apartments so journalists working for the agency documents means of communications were confiscated during these raids and some of them lasted for several hours much in the house the reaction to this of course the russian foreign ministry immediately condemn to this a crackdown on during the list but we are outraged by the huge violation of russian journalist rights and once again calling ukraine to stop illegal abuses against journalists under the farfetched pretext of an anti propaganda fight not only russia immediately condemn to these particular searches but also other international organizations as well criticized this particular incident in ukraine representative on freedom of the media raised concern over this raid his concern was also sup

r.t. correspondent witnesses how north korea keeps its end of the bargain with the u.s. by destroying its nuclear test site. just hours off the demolition donald trump canceled a potentially historic u.s. north korea summit leaving pyongyang wondering if its peace efforts were all in vain. french president mcraney recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage rejoins blinded by a putin at the international economic forum in st peter's but our team there has all the details from the own good.

r.t. correspondent alex mileage thank you as always alex thank you. the chances that astray should place restrictions on doing business in the u.s. for chinese telecom giant z t six weeks ago after a z t e broke u.s. sanctions by selling products to our rand in north korea but then in recent days mr trump has decided to spare z.t. even allow them to get back into business in the us and some apparent arrangement with president g. jinping of china now members of mr trump's own political party are saying the madness has to stop in frontal opposition as u.s. senator marco rubio the florida republican who says congress will take steps to prevent z t e from being able to do business in the united states all of this continues as a trade war tit for tat with trying to continues here to help sort of a third all out is radio and t.v. host steve wallace ok steve you've got to explain what the deal is with z t it's a national security concern and a corporate security concern which is why we have these sanctions and they violated it but explain the circumstance we

r.t. correspondent alex one highly bitch will explain and america's lawyer mighty might happen tonio joins us to talk about the supreme court's decision to disallow class action lawsuits all that ahead but first we had some health. critics are taking shots at u.s. president donald trump's trade policy from abroad and now from within his own political party mr trump's former presidential primary rival thundered marco rubio of florida said tuesday that he would push for legislation to prevent sanction waivers for chinese telecom giant z.t. as mr trump had suggested the a twitter senator rubio tweeted early yesterday suggesting that the trump administration quote unquote surrendered to china on z t e an amendment barring any sanctions waivers for chinese telecoms was attached to a bill in the senate banking committee meanwhile germany's economy minister peter all meyer warned that they trade war that starts over steel and aluminum could quickly escalate to involve cars textiles and food a temporary exemption for the european union companies from the new u.s. tariffs on metals will expire on j

r.t. correspondent mythos a sweet report and after the break the april jobs report is out from a commerce department and we have an impressive panel on tap to begin to the numbers all of that ahead but first let's hit a few headlines. the former chief executive officer of volkswagen ag has been charged with fraud by u.s. prosecutors justice department prosecutors allege that martin winterkorn approved plans to conceal the installation on diesel engines of so-called defeat devices those are illegal software that kept the missions artificially low during tests the grand jury indictment in detroit's federal district court was unsealed just hours after the end of the annual shareholders meeting in berlin the deception of balts wagon was revealed in september of twenty fifteen resulting in a global scandal payment of fines and civil damage payments totaling twenty six billion dollars and last year a corporate guilty plea by both wagon on charges of conspiring to violate the flagship u.s. air quality law the clean air act what your current personal legal troubles could have a heavy implications

r.t. correspondent dan cohen fills us in on the economic progress made by greece and their economy and a snoop dogg's said last week we'll put the crypt back in crypto with technology writer morgan tech all that debt ahead but first we hit the headlines. the merger mania continues yesterday was a particularly busy and big day for mergers as more than one hundred twenty billion dollars worth of deals were announced according to the market tracking firm deal logic we were ported on a couple of those wal-mart's bid to spin off u.k. grocery store locations and refocus on the fight with amazon for the indian market and the third try on a sprint t. mobile merger but there were many others and the numbers speak for themselves there have not been as.

r.t. correspondent is caught up in tear gas during may day riots in paris police also five water cannon. protesters cards. to tell you want for. israel's prime minister tries to convince the world that iran cannot be trusted just days before donald trump intends to scrap their historic nuclear deal. trump says negotiations with north korea on denuclearization will go ahead while his security advisor believes what happened in libya will serve as a model. good evening you're watching our internet. massive rally to mark may day in the french capital has turned violent as mass demonstrators burned cars and hurled smoke grenades our correspondent charlet dubious he was caught in the crossfire between police and protesters who were deploying tear gas and water cannon. we. will all call him for the moment however those clashes we saw between the police and the protests is have been some of the most remote function of intense clashes i've seen in the last fifteen months or so in france i just want to give you a sense of what sort of damage has been created from those are cautious and not just cl