expects is this something that the security services are prepared for. or raising the alert level to the highest level possible means the prime minister and the security services suspect that there is a significant risk of attacks france is about to go into lockdown again but join is locked down schools will be open this time around as a contrast to what happened in the spring time but most places will be closed so it will be much quieter generally on the streets of fronts anyway because people are confined to their homes can only leave if they have to go to work or for shopping or for exercise bots the security services have been also alerted 'd to make sure that places of worship are monitored and protected by places of worship we mean churches synagogues and mosques so there has been alert to go out for those as well but. obviously the government fears that there are risks of more attacks and we often hear them tell us that they stop many more than those we hear about but is extremely difficult for them they say to keep an eye on every single person 2

also, in fact his social security service, sorry, his security service, sorry, his security service,hey also ta ke security service agents, they also take risks. they will probably rank this risk is a lot lower than stepping in front of a bollard. a little perspective is important. —— mike infront little perspective is important. —— mike in front of a bullet. when he said in his video, i get it, i understand it, how do you think the fa ct understand it, how do you think the fact he now says he gets it will change the way he deals with it?|j don't think it will very much. i think the president was nodding to his health care team that probably he learnt a lot more about it specifically in terms of actual medications etc. look, there is nothing like being an actual patient in terms of ramping up on knowledge. but i don't think it will change his outlook, or how he will treat this. he has always tried to strike the right balance between taking it seriously and actions that will save lives and save people, but also saving livelihoods. he has had to strike that balance. it is important to

advisors to vilify donald trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the russian security service, brennan calling the release of the documents a political move. >> it is appalling, selective declassification of information designed to advance the political interests of donald trump and republicans aligned with them. of what the written -- russians relating that hillary was trying to highlight connections between trump and the russians, if in fact that was accurate and that is a big if there is nothing at all illegal about that. >> reporter: another cia memo said james comey and peter stzrok said it was meant as a means for distracting the public from her use of private email server. and the chairman of the republican party, author of the historical perspective to the biden era, what he thinks the major implications are to the massive document reveal. jillian: thank you. meantime a fox news legal analyst says documents prove hillary clinton committed a felony. >> a moral, unscrupulous, devious and corrupt. for those like john brennan who said she didn't do anything illegal, she co

and the security services rather in france are they overstretched is this why something like this could slip through the net. this. is a fact that it's now are very very difficult to spot these terrorists committing terrible acts because they are no longer part of networks like shante do attack in 2050 and yet tacks on the back the clone where all got of the result they were ordered in a way by away from syria we know who were here organizers who picked the people but now the latest murders very difficult to predict the last the. teacher was committed by young chitchat with not even listed as a radical u.s. listed as of yet a few problems with the robot it was not spotted debris now is that you have what she's known as low cost terrorism by people who before we used to describe us who on whose but they're not quite known was because these people are very often involved in some kind of group very of on the internet through social networks and that's why for example the government decided. in a way to crack down on these attempts to increase just surveillance of social networks

government security services are once again urging tech giants to give them back to entry into people's online communications with that request comes from the intelligence alliance known as the 5 eyes they claim encryption on services such as wards up make it harder for police to catch criminals. while encryption is vital and pretty soon cyber security must be protected that should not come at the expense of wholly precluding law enforcement and the tech industry itself from being able to act against the most serious illegal content and activity online well that statement came from top justice officials in the 5 eyes countries which are australia canada new zealand the united kingdom and the united states and it was also signed by india and japan well this comes after facebook announced plans to introduce the end to end encryption on all its services to boost privacy levels the company already encrypted messages sent on whatsapp but the 5 eyes alliance say the technology could endanger public safety they highlighted the spread of terrorist propaganda and child pornography is a particula

not only in the police the army and other security services but they also want to see reforms in the way the country is governed for example they want all members of parliament to be put on minimum wage currently members of parliament take some members of parliament take more than $75000.00 a month which nigeria say is outrageous in a country where the basic wage or minimum wage is less than $100.00 so it's it's quite confusing now as these protests last so we see the christian demands by protesters on the streets of nigeria. thanks very much indeed it was reporting there from the jeff. well the fiance of a murdered saudi journalist america has filed a lawsuit against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan over the death of her husband to pay for a lawsuit was filed today u.s. federal court by hotties junkers and g.'s organization democracy for the arab world now they allege that bin selman and his coconspirators ordered the abduction torture murder dismemberment and disappearance of the surgery the lawsuit says this was done to silence and prevent the washington post jour

there have been is incidences of anti-semitism and right wing thinking in germany security services themselves right there in hala the the the rabbi mentioned earlier in his own words they had asked for police protection and the police were very casual about it in fact they essentially turned them down the police also failed to notice that the shooter drove by the synagogue again after he had tried to perpetrate exactly the attack in other words the police in germany in some cases are as germans say blind in the right blind to the right wing's threat perhaps too sensitive to a potential threat from the left and that is where i think we have to see not only words but action sank you so much kate brady and also melinda crane here in the studio with me really appreciate your insights this is of course news live from berlin our headlines. the eastern german city of holland has been marking the one year anniversary of a neo nazi terror attack on a synagogue that left 2 people dead german president frank salter shai meyer said at the ceremony that anti semitism was the canary in the coal

a number of individuals in security services that the government recruited here. britain did it. individuals are governments in europe and israel and argentina did it. there was a lot of pushback on that. it is a complicated answer for a complicated world. last will take this question from facebook. can you elaborate on the aid of the catholic monasteries gave to eichmann on his escape from argentina? as i mentioned before, and i can go a little more detail. essentially, as eichmann made his way through germany and through the alps, he would need places to stay, that he would feel secure. those were largely monasteries and convents. genoa to shipd in out he state and monastery there -- he stayed in a monastery there, and he felt very protective and safe. assembled andly put together by the argentinian government, with specific individuals who happened to be nazi sympathizers in italy, switzerland, and germany. that you have a question? -- did you have a question? was, was there any contrition on the part of his family? i wish i had a short answer to everything. a few things. vera

so they have a much better built out infrastructure within their intelligence and security services toextremism and track it as well as intervene. and so if they are picking up on this and being proactive about these investigations into, you know, the military and security services and police engagement in right-wing extremism, you can bet it's happening elsewhere as well. >> how worried are you that this is going to flare up again after november 3rd, after the election? >> i am very worried about the period of time around the election and between the election and the inauguration. i think what we have seen in this country, even though this is indeed a global phenomenon, is that there are so many factors combining right now to create a kind of perfect storm for radicalization and recruitment and with so many people in the streets for protests, there is sort of a tinderbox potential i think for spontaneous violence. i think we should be quite concerned and be paying attention to what we see around us. >> thank you, professor. fascinating insights. >> thank you for having me. >>> next on

. >> todd brown is the acting assistant secretary of the diplomatic security service. he says the five-day course used to be reserved for high-risk assignments. now it's standard for anyone going overseas. >> these skills serve you if it's a national disaster in some place or incident of crime or medical emergency. it makes our diplomats better prepared no matter where they go. >> this smoke house stimulation was added as a direct result of what happened in libya. trainees also undergo hour of precision driving, which in my case was somewhat less than precise. >> did you miss it? i think you might have missed it. >> i don't know. i think i killed it. >> reporter: the final exam is every diplomats worst nightmare, an embassy siege. >> the goal is to make it as realistic as possible, so we've got an embassy on fire behind us and as they're evacuating, they come across trainees performing medical training and getting ready to get on the helicopter. and if you don't get on the helicopter, you don't pass the course. is it more dangerous to be a diplomat now than it was 20 y

advisors to vilify donald trump by stirring up a scandal, claiming interference by the russian security service." the notes say on 28th of july come in the margin rights "potus" but that is redacted. then any collaboration between the trump campaign and russia. the remainder of the notes are redacted, except in the margins where it says "jay-z, dennis, and su be referring to james comey, former national security advisor susan rice. the cia sent a memo to former fbi director james comey and peter strzok, writing a book with the following information is provided for the exclusive use of your bureau for background investigative action or lead purposes as appropriate." one example of the cia includes, "in exchange redacted discussing u.s. presidential campaign candidate hillary clinton's plan concerning yo u.s. candidate donald trump and russian election as a means of distracting her use of a private email server." a hearing before the senate judiciary committee last week, james comey was pressed with what he did with information provided b by the cia. >> did you open an investigation? >> i don't k

trying hard to get tools for free into the hands so that companies can look to see a suite of security services they can use so that has been a very valuable exercise on these groups. >> host: is it fair to look at cyber threats and securities as a new form of espionage? >> is a true aspect of it and it's interesting because you have to look at the threat and what they are trying to accomplish and i think that there's been plenty of evidence in the recent years and months countries such as russia and china and iran and i would imagine we do the same to their systems, so in the event of conflict, this will be another area for sure. on the espionage side, there are generally accepted rules that you can do certain things related to gathering intelligence for the national security purposes. every side does that. the departure that we saw in 2016 was, and this created something of a definition for cybersecurity was the activities attributed to the government to use the social media and spread things in antagonisms and all that, that was a new wrinkle and i'm not sure anybody was quite prepared for t

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companies can look and see a suite of security services. that has been a valuable exercise by these groups. fair to look at cyber threats and cybersecurity as a new form of espionage? charlie: it is a aspect of it. it is interesting. you have to look at the threat actor and what the threat actor is trying to accomplish. there has been plenty of evidence in recent years, even recent months, countries such as havea and china and iran been mapping u.s. systems, critical infrastructure systems. and i would imagine we do the same to their systems. in the event of conflict, this will be another domain of conflict for sure. arehe espionage side, there generally accepted rules you can do certain things related to gathering intelligence for your national security purposes. every side does that. 2016ig departure we saw an -- and this cretin something of a redefinition of cybersecurity, was the activities protruded to the russian government to disrupt the u.s. election. that involved direct things like hacks into email together information. it involve

excuse me to take a moment anti-semitism commissioners both to look at anti-semitism among the security service and the police and also for example in state governments berlin has one of the most serious programs in that area but the picture is patchy overall and therefore it is absolutely imperative as mr schuester said that the country take strong action and really. focus public attention on this we've also seen an devers to. to curb online hate speech that was a law that was passed right after the holiday tack but enforcement is very very different difficult the number of complaints that the authorities are faced with the the internet is astronomical and they simply don't have the resources to follow up on all of these so measures have been taken but as nearly all politicians we spoke to today said there is much more work to be done melinda crane you're going to be hanging out with me here for the duration this is a 15 minute long commemoration is our understanding of the events we want to dip into the event now to see whether we can hear a little bit of what the dignitaries might be saying

english on how to set up a separate a secret separate video server to circumvent the ecuadorian security services and feed video back to the united states to the american client this e-mail was sent from an ip address traced directly to the venetian hotel of donald trump's top donor sheldon adelson and brian nagel who is adelson global director of global security and this is significant because brian nagel has a decades long career at the u.s. secret service morales's employees who were involved in the operation to not just spy on julian assange but to target and stalk his associates including the mother of his children stella morris came forward went to spanish police complained that they were participating in an illegal operation revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian a songe the top dissident in the west with poison a spanish court investigating whether you see klippel breached any rules and invaded songes privacy now wants to interview the hov but washington's not making it easy or in the wilds of much split with all its stonewalling the u.s. depa

supporters outside the hospital sunday evening put his secret service agents at risk that the president has been surrounded by medical and security staff for days wearing full p.p. . and yesterday the u.s. secret service agents were in that same level of people for a very short period of time we worked with our infectious disease experts. to make some recommendations for how to keep everything safe down at the white house for the president and those around him the president's press secretary kate mccann any is the latest white house to offer to test positive or covert 19 to up her system so number of journalists joining the increasingly lengthy list of those working at the white house who have been infected while attention has been focused on the present. and much of the country is still in the grip of a pandemic in $34.00 states the 7 day average of infection is higher now than it was a month ago in the past 24 hours alone more than 40000 new cases have been recorded. if you miles away from the white house these chairs represent those who have died a poignant reminder that for more than 210000 americans the outcome was different

security services have been deployed in the nigerian capital abuja and lagos amidst growing tension about police brutality follows more than a week of protests of cers have used live rounds water cannon tear gas against demonstrators the protesters complaints include accusations of murder torture and dicks to auction. i have addressed joins us now live from a boogy how did the process look now. well it's been clear to in the past 24 hours although calm has been restored in lagos and a border yesterday we saw how the 3rd with knives and clubs attacked protesters on the streets of the capital abuja. this morning we also heard or see in reports of. 3rd attacking demonstrators in the commercial capital lagos that has been calmed down now after the police intervened and protests just regrouping right now for more protests in in lagos state in abuja here the authorities have banned street protests but not before hundreds of protesters marched to the parliament to try to voice their concerns about rising insecurity about it types by police about an end to police brutality what we've seen over th

head of m i 6 his counterterrorism unit as well as branches of the government and security services thesehat you've . treated unjustly in some cases for several years and they want to they want to know. how high up. we have a range for our stay in tripoli to coincide with that of the lawyers who are prosecuting the cases. legal director of the human rights n.g.o.s reprieve and they are getting ready to meet for the last time before preliminary hearings start in the u.k. . says he's bringing his case not to get financial compensation but to expose british hypocrisy of everything. to cuba. to have been set. back in the ninety's both britain and the. as the enemy accusations of the bombing of a plane over lockerbie and other acts of terror had made the dictator an international pariah and his opponents were welcomed in the u.k. but with the rise of al qaeda the situation changed and the regrouped in afghanistan although the removal of gadhafi remains their only goal by their close proximity to asama bin. i was about to unleash the 911 attacks. if you were a north african say like gadhafi you

take the form of asset freezes and travel bans it's being reported that 9 members of russia's security services may be the targets of the sanctions the german foreign minister announcing them had this to say we have initiated sanctions against individuals whom we believe to be partly responsible for this violation of international law it is important that the e.u. shows unity in such a serious crime we did today well germany and france were the 2 member states that put forward these burling in paris say that russia has not given adequate answers as to what happened to alexey the volley well from moscow's point of view that they've germany to provide moscow with the evidence that shows that alexei navalny was poisoned with a nerve agent 4 times that request is for them on death is in fact the russian foreign minister not happy at all with the way that moscow is being treated in this situation in the opera was the moons of the year and what we are asking the o.p.c. doubly to explain their findings yes were the results of this probe they tell us the request from germany so it's the german case and

was killed just use a body has yet to be fought on the radio has denied any involvement of the security service newspaper little warning for sure c m album was recorded the album called wait. how that explain the feeling to you dismembering his body there needs to be some consequence. once the once. a year and a corn cutter most of all i want is to be an independent rider on nor and not to be banned from writing while at home in jeddah who are 40 and from appearing in the media banned from publishing books. and then i felt i couldn't enjoy my freedom to get all remaining silent. while the. cities around the world the facing unprecedented challenges climate change is making other islands even hotter and more and more animals are moving. it's getting wilder and hasa. knowledge of the planet thinking up solutions tomorrow today. in 30 minutes on d w. one name after 3 decades of a unified germany. are the. question. marks 20. 660 minutes on d w. o many pushed loves us turn out the mood right now climate change the office story. faces life less leeway for just one week. how much work really do. we s

policy advisers to vilify donald trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by russian security services. so it was not only fraudulent but fraudulent from the beginning and it was referred then to the fbi, that would mean james comey and his successor christopher wray, nothing happened, what do you make of that? >> it has been our theory of the case that hillary went and made it all up. to freeze the justice department, to freeze the justice system for prosecuting her for the e-mail. especially after trump one to desperation increase because they knew potentially they were going to be subject to criminal investigation, what do you do you take out general flynn, you freeze jeff sessions from doing anything by falsely accusing him of misconduct and leaking information about him, you get the special counsel appointed and freeze the department completely for years, the troubling thing the justice department still frozen, why are we only finding out about this detail now, if durin if jerome g his job they wouldn't do about it the minute they got in. this is the worst kept secret in washingto

that means that the french police security services troops have the right to virtually stop and search anybody who they think may be about to carry out an attack in france really is on high alert not just for tanks here don't forget that earlier today there was an attack on official guard at the french consulate in jeddah so france is very aware that it has really its back is up against the wall at the moment these attacks are happening not just in france but also outside france so to this new increased of measure that was put in place by the prime minister just goes to show you that they are see a full of more of these attacks across the country and then you raised over 2 other attacks taking place elsewhere as well today there has also been a we understand another incident close i mean you know shortly after the nice attack tell us a little bit about that. yes it was a man who had some sort of weapon he was threatening people in the streets of of a young police were cold they shot him this happened you have really about the same time as the niece of tank which is why is the goal of p

the federal security service in russia and the self appointed pages of intelligence head of security in this country a man called opec souvenir league now as i say he appointed himself as head of security only a couple of days ago. and that statement. was saying that it is in russia's interests to prevent the situation in the country from sliding into chaos seems like russia is very concerned about the situation here it seems that it is indorsed a man as head of security here a man that. basically took over the position himself only a couple of days ago in all this chaos but it's an indication. of how serious russia is taking the situation here let's not forget that russia has big interests in kyrgyzstan geo politically and in terms of investments as well this country buys russian gas russian gas infrastructure is all here as well as maintained by russia russia has a big military base here as well which we understand security was increased in recent days. around there also has interests in the gold industry a gold mine that is trying to be set up by the russians seem to say flooded m

them now would be taking a different dimension protesters want not only accountability from security services but they also want to count ability from the elected officials in the next coming days we probably will see more demanding action on several fronts some are even talking about high pay for members of parliament some are talking about ending insecurity that's been the major concern for nigerians over the past few years in this country as bandits but. kidnappers and all these criminals run riot in various parts of nigeria. and sas began as a largely online movement that developed into a protests the latest wave of anger was sparked by a video showing a man being shot by sas officers the squad was set up in 1902 with the aim to fight armed robbery but its members have been increasingly accused of rights abuses are missing international documented at least 82 cases of torture extortion and rape by members of sars between january 2017 and may 2020 group says victims have been subjected to mock execution burning with cigarettes near a fixation using plastic bags and sexual violence the worl

private sector so that small companies can look with a couple clicks online to see a suite of security services that they can use. that's been a very valuable exercise by these groups. >> host: so charlie mitchell, is it fair to look at cyber threats in cybersecurity is simply a new form of espionage? >> guest: that's just an aspect of it, peter. it's a very true aspect of it and it's interesting because you have to look at the threat acthar and what the threat acthar is trying to accomplish. and i think that there's been plenty of evidence in recent years even in recent months that countries such as russia and china and iran have been mapping u.s. systems, use critical infrastructure systems and i would imagine that we do the same to their systems. when the event of conflict, this will be another area, another domain of conflict for sure. on the espionage side, there are generally accepted rules that you could do certain things related to gathering intelligence for your national security purposes. every side does that. the big departure that we saw in 2016 was, and this really created somethin

press we will hear as has been the case with all these previous attacks that he was known to the security services and was known for various. crimes petty or large criminality the fact is that the state has lost control a long time ago of these areas and without. a very strong reassertion of state or therapy i'm afraid i think the situation is desperate i can john really good to talk to thanks here at thoughts the south end of jonathan and lecture in history in paris thank you. now protests are gripping muslim world as you mentioned there over the french president's recent defense of the right to parody religion does come this french satirical magazine charlie hebdo is caricature wars are at the center of the rot adds fuel to the fire with its latest front cover it does feature a cartoon of the turkish president who's been one of the fiercest critics of the french state stance on freedom of expression and chris called the front cover disgusting but turkish prosecutors launching a criminal probe and response to charlotte publishing the caricature of the turkish president slammed its alleged hostili

security services are able to really step up their abuse of rohingya and and escape attention as the world is focused on public health matters for want to ask you to pick up on something that could have been talking about which is. journalists being gone after in different countries do you expect that the situation for journalists is going to worsen around the world right now i think that their situation can quickly become more difficult. because that goes with the more authoritarian country becomes. the quick the people on the frontline are often the journalists and they're the ones who often feel the effects of it before anyone else does. so i'm hoping that once the pandemic is over i think that indexes for example like freedom house are doing where they are particularly looking at the situation for freedom of the media and journalists are very. i don't know just going to be important because we will be able to go back and see you know to what to what degree has the situation become worse and. before and after the pandemic and the same goes really for another area which is the vari

gunfire witnesses in nigeria say a number of protesters have been killed by security services in thery's biggest city, lagos. nasa says its space probe has successfully landed on an asteroid in an attempt to bring rocks and dust back to earth. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. in the last hour, it's been confirmed that south yorkshire will be moved to the highest coronavirus alert level in england from saturday. it comes as government ministers say the door remains open about a covid support deal for greater manchester. barnsley, sheffield, doncaster and rotherham local authority areas will move to the tier 3 alert level which includes tight restrictions on household mixing and the closure of pubs and bars. the £41 million package includes £30 million to support the region's businesses and £11 million for local authorities to work on public health measures like contact tracing. the mayor of the sheffield city region, dan jarvis, said £41 million of funding has been sec

from authority set new license conditions following assessments by the swedish armed forces and security service calling china one of the biggest threats against sweden this panic could benefit sweden's ericsson and finland's nokia which are the 5 g. competitors this comes as european governments have been restructuring or restricting access to always 5 g. following u.s. pressure in july the united kingdom became the 1st country to purge wall way out of the country's 5 g. networks by 2027 p.t.'s gave a talk on operators a deadline of january 2025 to remove all wall way and the year from their existing infrastructure is for these core functions while way and they have not yet responded. the u.s. department of justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against google accusing the tech giant of using its dominance as a popular search engine to stifle competition it's the most aggressive legal challenge to the company in 20 years and the biggest showdown yet between google and the federal government but will the lawsuit really make a big difference while legal journalist molly barrows can. weigh or has

on the contrary we have to remain vigilant indeed the security services vigilant shooting and but in our democratic societies we shouldn't base the response of the state on a cause determined by hate. and acceptance and you to respect our part of our society and so standing up to such acts of brutal violence and islam is motives is one thing the other is trying to maintain the openness of our society that's the other challenge we often had ones like their self. is the under the halls full the hunger how did you know you were speaking about the role of the muslim association what role did the verbal attacks of president play in the escalation is it didn't. does forth as they are not helpful at all that's beyond thought. because it's collation which we've noticed there's noticeably harsher rhetoric didn't lead to possible perpetrators feeling encourage . those buy my everywhere in the middle of the pandemic germany is facing a partial lockdown if we lost control of these in confers and their guns could just and fall we certainly are in a critical phase that is true for many states and

the president says he ordered security services not to failure this is still an u nsta ble not to failuren a resource rich nation. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: one worlds most revered guitarists, eddie van halen, one world's most revered guitarists, eddie van halen, has died at 65. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be, before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the parade, and ran towards the president, firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. after 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viii's tragic warship emerged. but even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart—stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. i want to represent everybody. i believe in