right rick sterling from the serious solidarity movement always.

the same joined live on the line now by investigative journalist rick sterling and i speak to rick now that this is i understand a new generation of security bottles but do you think it raises concern over the fact that you know they come from the same company that produced the bottles that were used as key evidence against russia in the doping scandal. well the situation is really crazy because of the swiss company bear lingere makes these bottles they've been used for decades with the olympics and they contain urine and they're supposed to be tamper proof when mclaren did his investigation he claimed to be able to open the bottles but it was a secret how he did that he never revealed how that was done he just claimed he had seen it done he did not consult with bare linger which was rather weird so then they came and then subsequently they claimed that well the bottles could be opened but the it would be evident that they had been opened and now were the situation where they claim that they can be open but an expert with a microscope can detect marks and scratches that would reveal th

working group of prevalence which will be a key priority for this year but investigative journalist rick sterling believes want to avoid uncomfortable issues. this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint. tensions have been high in the russian city of thought the web peace talks over the syrian crisis at being held today even the opening speech by russia's foreign minister was interrupted for porth it's been a busy and unpredictable starts to the sochi peace conference first there's a deal a for hours and hours while a last minute arrivals couldn't quite make their minds up on whether to attend or or not and when foreign minister lavrov finally got around to making the opening speech well this. is because it's difference i want to say. that

right rick sterling from the serious solidarity movement always interesting to hear thought it was interesting to talk to you sir thanks for helping us get our heads wrapped around this one. all right the swiss mountain resort of davos has opened its doors for the annual world economic forum and this year it's pulled in a record number of world leaders including the u.s. president but many are determined to show that he is not welcome. around two thousand people marched through the streets of zurich to denounce trump's visit and the entire gathering several smaller protests took place elsewhere in switzerland including geneva marty chappell involved takes a closer look at what is on the agenda at the us for. the world economic forum is well underway here in the scenic town of davos nestled in the swiss alps and the guest list is chock full of political heavyweights such as may merkel mccrone and to many surprise trump no one expected mr america first to even consider participating in a forum whose boast the globalist idea of creating a shared future in a fractured world and yet he's slotted to

in the past by the un rick sterling from the syria solidarity movement is suspicious though that these latest allegations against russia come just before expected peace talks we're seeing that in the past day or two before geneva negotiations would start there would be so flame up an atrocity and that again is what we're seeing happen happen here so it's really sad the the it looks like there's a possibility of ending the conflict in syria but evidently there are some forces that just want to prolong it and keep it going it's really sad and just one five zero point it's pretty stunning hypocrisy to hear the moralizing from the united states which have actually just the only can't use nuclear weapons and world war two that used. massive amounts of chemical weapons and in vietnam and massive amounts of direct you know iraq so that countries that use chemical weapons to the greatest extent. among all countries it is in no position to be more allies. well with rex tillerson by moscow for chemical attacks in syria senior correspondent what i guess the efforts now what responsibility washing