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by broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas. residents of lampedusa have staged a protest against the arrival of new migrants officials on the southern italian island state that the situation is on a sustainable and some locals are taking matters into their own hands by trying to stop the newcomers from disembarking. callup if we don't understand what's going on here in london do so this is a disaster for us the migrants aren't leaving because they're left alone we're all in this together the early hours of sunday morning around 370 people arrived in the port of lampedusa on board a fishing boat now they received an angry reception from locals. here we're here for peace we just want the illegal migrants to go back because we're fed up tonight when produce assess enough while local government officials in lampedusa are saying the island can cope no more with the sheer number of people that are arriving on their shores in fact the mayor of lampedusa spoke to r.t. saying this he wants to see a strike a general strike on the island

of broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the e.u. has failed to agree on sanctions against 40 senior belorussian officials over the last month's disputed election the plan was vetoed by cyprus at a meeting in brussels on monday despite a plea from the belorussian opposition leader. but the e.u. so foreign policy chief says 'd the bloc will continue to push for action against mints. ministers discuss the sentients issue an old old reserve player will do about those sanctions it has not been possible to that today because it was the quiet who knew any miti was not breach. and the issue will have to be considered by the heads of state and governments are due to pm gun still later this week for their political update it's no unanimous vote on sanctions that means that it will be discussed further at the end of this week thursday and friday the council meeting that's taking place a foreign ministers disagree according to your said the e.u. foreign minister himself that the election last month can't be

of broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has said moscow has nothing to hide in the case it follows a conclusion by germany that the russian opposition figurehead was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent. we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide as soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures roomie julie taken this soon as she was transported to germany those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following the same old scenario we hear public accusations against russia and the fish all requests to berlin from a prosecutor's office have so far as going on onstott we were promised today that we would soon receive response as soon as we get the facts we will react accordingly this is all reminiscent of what happened with the script polls. meanwhile donald trump has said that the white house is still in the dark too as g

for broadcasting live studios moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now there has been another turnout of hundreds on the streets of minsk for a protest against the belorussian president situation flared up right after alexander lukashenko was sworn in for a 6th term. and there was a heavy police presence earlier in the day as well and some clashes. in the capitol several demonstrators were injured and dozens were arrested has been simmering for almost 7 weeks now since the disputed election with people calling onlookers sankoh to resign but there have also been counter rallies in support of the president rival groups pass each other on the streets opponents carrying the red and white flag and government supporters with the official red and green flag but i got there has been following the unrest and the police response throughout the day. pretense now police have just fired water cannon behind us they're still firing water cabin there's a line of policeman now trying to remove the demonstrators from a central square here and hundreds of p

are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us as we recap our week's top stories with our weekly program. now belarus has seen another day of mass unrest 6 weeks on from the contested election thousands gathered in minsk on sunday. calling on president lukashenko to resign archies earlier describe the tactics used by the protesters. what they do is they gather in little groups all over the city in various districts where they live and then they could show all of that into a into a huge rally huge much ass's happening barden knowledge crowds merging together right now it's difficult to tell with the with regards to numbers for perhaps $5000.00 people behind me a whole maybe joining the but the impression so far is that there are fewer people than there were last week at this at this time last week last sunday there were many more demonstrators a much larger much nevertheless they've got their plan they've got a route through that they're going to take the organizers go to lead them down and police are waiting for the w

from casting live from our studios from moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's get right to our breaking news story here on our international germany has claimed that russian opposition figure . was poisoned with a nerve agent from the group is currently in a medically induced coma in a berlin hospital after being airlifted from siberia 2 weeks ago the russian foreign ministry says its requests to berlin for information on the case have so far gone and answered earlier my colleague you know neil was joined by our correspondents peter oliver. well german chancellor angela merkel said that there was clear and unambiguous evidence that alexei in the valley the russian opposition figure had been poisoned using a novacek agent she said that this they come to this conclusion following testing of samples taken from alexei in the valley at the bundeswehr institute a german military. tree this credited certified by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the o.p.c. w. going on to say that this was an attempt to silence alexei no

for broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us the british prime minister has unveiled a range of new coronavirus restrictions to counter the latest surge in case numbers and boris johnson warned of tough penalties for those who failed to abide by the regulations as to that minority who may continue to flout the rules we live in for those rules with tougher penalties and fines of up to 10000 pounds we will put more police onto in the streets and use the army to backfill if necessary and they want doctors and medical advisors a rightly worried about the data not the risks overwinter. they are unanimous things will be far better by the spring the new rules will initially be enforced in england and similar measures are being introduced in other parts of the u.k. has more. in the wake of the number of rising cases across the whole of the united kingdom when it comes to coated 19 the government have sprung back into action announcing a number of measures and in all of this in response really to those rising num

international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now schools have reopened after the break throughout most of the world but classrooms are taking on a very different look with covert 1000 measures in place let's see what some countries are doing in germany the rules vary from state to state but including the use of masks regular disinfection of premises and smaller class sizes spain is rolling out temperature checks and schools of face being quarantined if there is an outbreak and then in france schools are focusing on ensuring pupils wash their hands and masks are mandatory for both students and for teachers here's what people in paris think about the new reality. it is a fault we're happy that the children are going back to school it's important for them to go back people are nervous but that's life will find solution give us no not one of us so my child is deaf so we're in the compulsory mask creates inconvenience because it's impossible to lip read the teacher or the other classmates but i think the teachers will come up with a solution for example where in a

broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international one sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now russia is accusing germany of using various pretexts to withhold information on the election of all the case the russian opposition figurehead recently came out of a coma in berlin where he is being treated for suspected know which of poisoning and moscow's permanent representative is a global chemical weapons watchdog has told our team that all requests for data have so far been denied. the russian federation has been waiting for answers from our german colleagues the general prosecutor's office has sent 2 requests for legal assistance unfortunately we have not received any answers there were various explanations from the german side firstly there were references to national secrets the german said they were afraid of revealing secrets and german technologies during our specialists acquaintance with the results of the analysis in a boon to swear laboratory. then our german colleagues started talking about the necessity of the prior approval of look sane o

whether you're watching from memory texas or one of the carolinas this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right now the e.u. foreign policy chief has condemned the alleged poisoning of alexina volley calling it an assassination attempt the russian opposition figure is in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator in a berlin hospital 2 weeks after being airlifted from russia berlin said on wednesday he had been poisoned with a nova choke a nerve agent russia is calling for dialogue stating it's still received no data from germany on the findings reporting on the international fallout from the alleged poisoning of election of ali his artie's peter all of. well i'm glad merkel speaking here in berlin alongside the swedish prime minister stefan levin briefly touching on alexina vile me and saying how germany would respond to russia depended on russia right now and how it responds to those allegations that came out on wednesday as it stands moscow is far from happy with berlin at the moment in the way that that announcement on wednesday was made what

international i'm sean thomas good to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. right now bellerose has seen another day of mass unrest 6 weeks on from the contested election thousands gathered in minsk on sunday calling on president to resign. earlier describe the tactics used by protesters. what they do is they gather in little groups over the city in various districts where they live and then they could show all of that into a into a huge rally huge much ass's happening barden knowledge crowds merging together right now it's difficult to tell with the with regards to numbers for perhaps 5000 people behind me a whole maybe joining the but the impression so far is that there are fewer people than there were last week at this at this time last week last sunday there were many more demonstrators at a much larger much nevertheless they've got their plan they've got a route through that they're going to take the organizers go to lead them down and police are waiting for the witchy convoys of police and law enforcement azuba about the city owned morning toda

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sean for this memorial. i would also like to recognize thomas.and architect who created the incredible tapestry you see behind me. (applause) this is one of a kind piece displays yay chronic normandy coast in peace times, which general eisenhower's troops invaded on the day. standing at 80 feet high and 450 feet long, there is not another tapestry like this anywhere in the world. on behalf of the commission, thank you for your incredible work. ultra (applause) i also want to recognize the senior leadership from clark construction who are here with us. randi, david, and jarrett. thank you for your dedication to completing this fantastic memorial. i also want to recognize alex, kia and kate eisenhower. president eisenhower's great grandson and great great grandchildren who are here representing the eisenhower family. we also have morale at water, the son of mary jean eisenhower and a great grandson of the president as well. you are honored to have you on the special day. serving on this commission to memorialize a truly great american hero has been

. >> sean: if they do what they did to robert bork and clarence thomas and justice kavanaugh again, what would be the reaction in your view of the american people, senator? >> the american people have about had it with this. they want to see constitutionalists on the bench. they are looking at us and i will tell you, sean, we are hearing from so many tennesseans who are saying we want to see the seat filled. they have trusted president trump. we have put 216 judges on the federal bench. chairman graham gets a lot of that credit. they know that they are seeing good, well-qualified men and women on the federal bench. they are wanting to see the same thing with the justice. they are thrilled that it's going to be a woman. mind you, they know exactly what the left does and with the mainstream media does to conservative women. you're exactly right. they are going to vilify. they are going to rip apart. they have already written press releases, and they are waiting to fill in the names. so they can begin to denigrate the conservative woman that will be put forward as the next supreme court jus

thomas was beyond repulsive. senator, can you hear me? i don't think senator cotton -- >> yes, sean>> sean: go ahead, sir. >> i don't want to get ahead of the president. he nominates and we provided a vice and consent. if your reportin reporting repo, then i'm thrille thrilled with . judge barrett is outstanding judge in the last three years on the court of appeals. shet went through a tough confirmation hearing where the democrats attacked her for her faith which is a pattern of the democrats attacking judges for their faith. whether it's dianne feinstein saying the dogma lives loudly within her or kamala harris attacking another nominee for belonging to the knights of columbus. you saw what they did to brett kavanaugh. i imagine it will be worse for judge barrett. i know she will stand up with resolve and she is going to make the american people proud. not only over the next few weeks for her confirmation for the years of service she has her on supreme court. >> sean: do you expect it will happen before the election? the timetable lindsey graham laid out is before the election. >>

. >> sean: it got ignored today, you added 20 additional candidates to the previously used list of potential justices, in the mold of scalia and thomas. senator tom cotton, senator ted cruz, senator josh hawley, people well known to this audience. why did you want to release them, and you are also calling on joe biden to release the names of people he would like to appoint the u.s. supreme court. 's >> president trump: because outside of war and peace, the most important thing a president does is select supreme court justices, and judges. you know, we are going to have probably over 300 by the end of my first term, which is a record, over 300 federal judges, court of appeals judges, too, so that is a number that nobody thought even possible, and we will have that number, and it'll be all confirmed and done and great, and also, supreme court judges or justices. the whole country, it depends on this decisions, which way you ga second amendment or not. the 2nd of may will be under siege. if i wasn't here, you wouldn't have a second amendment right now, you wouldn't have a right to guns. whether you had it or it was totally obliterated,

sean: we asked shannon bream aboutha this relationship. it was such a judicial philosophical divide bustti justice scalia and justice thomas had court yeah relationshipsith justice ginsberg. idealogical opposites in terms of the court. by the way, did you say that she ruled with you 40% of the time? a good batting average. think it -- i don't ended up 67%. somewhere along the way, 67%. i think -- >> i agree. >> maybe less than that. >> sean: those that never heard oral arguments and always the question of whether or not we should have cameras in the court, just listening is phenomenal. the way the justices have the unique style, i mean, justice scalia, you get two words out, he's throwing questions at you. very quiet. takes in. >> because of covid, we had the argue the cases by telephone. i had a podium. i stood up, wore a suit. we called the case and we presented the argument.as they did it in a different way. two minutes uninterrupted.up i don't think i went 37 seconds under interrupted before covid. each justice could ask a couple of questions. let me tell you this story. they basically got two questions each. justice ginsberg asked me one. i answe

. >> sean: it's gotot ignored today, you added today 20 additional candidates to the previously used list of potential justices in the mold of scalia, thomasd alito. senator tom cotton, ted cruz, josh hawley, why did you want to release them and you're also calling on joe biden to release the names of people he would like to appoint to the u.s. supreme court? >> president trump:e outside of war and peace, the most important thing the president does is too elect supreme court justices and judges. we are going to have over 300 by the end of my first term which is a record, over 300 federal judges, court of appeals judges too. that's a number nobody thought possible, we will have that number, nobody a thought confird and supreme court judges and justices, the whole country it depends on these decisions which way you go, second amendment or not. if i wasn't here, you wouldn't have a second amendment now, you wouldn't have a right to guns. whether you had it or it was just totally obliterated. it would be in a very different form we have it now, i kept the totally as it was. it's something i'm very proud of. i think it's a real voting issue, se