we are in such short supply for oyster shells that as projected now, we will run out of oyster shells in this state in about 3 years, and we'll be forced to shut down the state's oyster hatcheries. >> one of the most valuable commodities that w we have right now in the oystster industryy isis the shell. >> in its natural life cycle, the oyster spends around 3 weeks swimming around and at the very end of that process, actually, develops a little foot, and it-- at that point in its life stage, will start to drop to the bottom of the bay and look for areas to attach, typically that would be other shells from--in an oyster reef. in aquaculture, we can give it a substitute oyster shell in the form of these tiny little pieces of shell. each of these are probably only about 5 times larger than the larvae itself. and because the shell chip is so small, when it grows up, it's basically a single individual oyster. >> we're going to was this--this microcorch which is a 300 micron in size down through this 500 micron screen, and the oysters that are--have grown larger than 500 microns will set on

of damascus this happens daily every day blindly aimless shelling shells pepper damascus people have died people are dying and people will die to the shelling but there's there's no hysteria about it you know nobody nobody really talks about that and they don't talk about how rebels are people keeping people hostage in eastern guta they don't talk about how rebels are killing civilians in damascus with endless shelling it's you know there's no point there's no point in talking about this because it doesn't justify the narrative it almost just justifies assad's operation because it says the bad guys really are bad guys so talk about one side talk about casualties in east ghouta but that isn't the full story there's always two sides to any conflict but not always two sides to the reporting of it many thanks bring as of america's. ok let's stay with this story and bring in a guest now jamal wakim is a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut welcome jamal let's just stay with the conversation we were just talking there about the humanitarian

of damascus this happens daily every day blindly aimless shelling shells pepper damascus people have died people are dying and people will die to the shelling but there's there's no hysteria about it you know nobody nobody really talks about that and they don't talk about how rebels are people keeping people hostage in eastern guta they don't talk about how rebels are killing civilians in damascus with endless shelling it's you know there's no point there's no point in talking about this because it doesn't justify the narrative it almost just upside justifies assad's operation because it says the bad guys really are bad guys so talk about one side talk about the casualties in east ghouta but that isn't the full story. former russian spy and his daughter believed to have been poisoned with a nerve agent according to you kate police said script remained unconscious and in a critical but stable condition according to the home secretary after being found unconscious in the party city of souls on sunday the country's top counterterrorism officer says that the deliberately targeted this is

of damascus blind aimless shells peppered damascus daily for years now so many dead and still. dying still to die yet you won't see any hysteria about that in fact you won't hear much of tool they won't admit that rebels are keeping people hostage because that justifies assad's operation as do those that die in rebel shelling so why mention it it ruins the narrative it's so much simpler when it's all black and white but most of the united states press is clearly on the side of the rebels they believe that assad is an evil person who is running an evil regime and they'd like to see it all and therefore stories about the suffering of syrians in damascus because that rebel argument don't make much impression and occasionally they get through the stories but they are they're not they're not the overriding story which is that this is a brutal regime and refuses to make compromise and sleeting to a very lopsided narrative. well that was just hours after a humanitarian convoy was temporarily prevented from entering. the military developments on the grounds of monday shellfire forced a

breaking news from syria multiple casualties something terrorists shelled civilians who are trying to escape east and go to through a humanitarian corridor according to the russian defense ministry journalists were also caught up in a nutshell. is confirmed a former russian spy and is also were poisoned with a nerve agent but while politicians and media talk up the kremlin's possible role. on the road rules out speculation if we are to be in this investigation we must avoid speculation and allow the police to carry on that fast occasion. donald trump is expected to slap much disputed tariffs on steel and aluminum exports to the us global powers are blasting his plan. or as. a very good evening to you my name is the l. harvey you're watching r.t. international. we start this hour with breaking news because multiple casualties have been confirmed in syria's eastern ghouta of the terrorists shelled a large group of civilians who were trying to flee the besieged enclave that's according to russia's defense ministry says that nearly three hundred families were in the convoy both russian an

based syrian observatory for human rights reported no overnight there strikes or shelling on the east in the water for the first time in ten days more than nine hundred people have been killed since the government offensive began there almost three weeks ago. so in the hole that joins us live from beirut in neighboring lebanon so those airstrikes just starting as the trucks well entering this means the a delivery operation is over. but yes the united nations really appealing for a cease fire saying that the shelling and the airstrikes are putting the aid convoy the trucks in danger like you mentioned that convoy has now entered the besieged enclave thirteen trucks carrying much needed supplies food supplies is what we understand those supplies were supposed to have been delivered on monday but because of the shelling all the trucks were not off loaded so the united nations hoping that it can carry out this mission we understand that there are no medical supplies on this aid convoy and that is what medics have been appealing for because there are thousands of civilians who were injured

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ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled their relatives and journalists waiting on the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. that started this you know. he never said. what they said about you but any use for that ministry in some star city kind of thing. yet here in washington tell it you don't mention that they think it's joke like russia has called for these jokes like humanitarian corridor wars russia needs to just do what the united nations had agreed to and voted on and that is a countrywide ceasefire fleeing civilians would mean less human shields it would be a p.r. blow people don't. want to stay with the rebels though talk say all sorts of horrible things about life and the jihad ists they'll challenge the narrative why let them leave too many problems take also rebel shelling of damascus blind aimless shells peppered damascus daily for years now so many dead and still dying still to die yet you won't see any hysteria about that in fact you won't hear muc

of damascus blind aimless shells peppered damascus daily for years now so many dead and still die. sighing still to die yet you won't see any he's styria about that in fact you won't hear much at all they won't admit that rebels are keeping people hostage because that justifies assad's operation as do those that died in rebel shelling so why mention it it ruins the narrative it's so much simpler when it's all black and white but most of the united states press is clearly on the side of the rebels they believe that assad is an evil person who is running an evil regime and they'd like to see it fall and therefore stories about the suffering of syrians of damascus because that rebel or it meant don't make much impression and occasionally they get through the stories but they are they're not. they're not the overriding story which is that this is a brutal regime and refuses to make compromise and sleeting to a very lopsided narrative. well that happened just hours after dozens of aid trucks were temporarily prevented from entering eastern houston fighting on the ground on monday shellf

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now militants have shelled a refugee convoy trying to leave the syrian rebel. the russian defense ministry has confirmed several civilians were killed in the a sold. out against the of reports. according to the russian military the three hundred families had allegedly gathered together to leave eastern ghouta crossing the frontlines is always dangerous so it's best done when there's a safe window with the agreement of both deliverance the syrian government was waiting for them the rebels in this he knew what was going on and shelled them they reportedly shelled the procession of civilians i mean a kilometer before they were out of east ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled the relatives and journalists waiting in the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. and then. that started to. serve you dickie. what they said about even any is. actually in some star city kind of thing. yet here in washington tell it they don't mention that they think i

of damascus blind aimless shells peppered damascus daily for years now so many dead and still die. sighing still to die yet you won't see any he's styria about that in fact you won't hear much of tool they won't admit that rebels are keeping people hostage because that justifies assad's operation as do those that die in rebel shelling so why mention it it ruins the narrative it's so much simpler when it's all black and white most of the united states press is clearly on the side of the rebels they believe that assad is an evil person who is running an evil regime and they'd like to see it all and therefore stories about the suffering of syrians in damascus because that rebel argument don't make much impression and occasionally they get through the stories but they are they're not. they're not the overriding story which is that this is a brutal regime that refuses to make compromise and it's leading to a very lopsided aerator also on thursday dozens of aid to trucks were prevented from entering eastern ghouta due to the fighting on the ground un aid convoy was allowed into the area

it is on to international militants of shell the refugee convoy trying to leave the rebel done terrorist controlled syrian enclave of eastern ghouta but the russian defense ministry has confirmed that several civilians were killed in the us old news that takes a look at various factors hampering the russian sponsored evacuation process. according to the russian military the three hundred families had allegedly gathered together to leave eastern ghouta crossing the frontlines is always dangerous so it's best done when there's a safe window with the agreement of both deliverance the syrian government was waiting for them the rebels doubting that he knew what was going on and shelled them they reportedly shelled the procession of civilians i mean a kilometer before they were out east ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled their relatives and journalists waiting in the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. and then. when that started you know. they're nervous to hear. th

of damascus blind aimless shells peppered damascus daily for years now so many dead and still die. sighing still to die yet you won't see any hysteria about that in fact you won't hear much at all they won't admit that rebels are keeping people hostage because that justifies assad's operation as do those that died in rebel shelling so why mention it it ruins the narrative it's so much simpler when it's all black and white but most of the united states press is clearly on the side of the rebels they believe that assad is evil person who is running an evil regime and they'd like to see it all and therefore stories about the suffering of syrians in damascus because that rebel argument don't make much impression and occasionally they get through the stories but they are they're not. they're not the overriding story which is that this is a brutal regime and refuses to make compromise and it's leading to a very lopsided narrative also on thursday dozens of other aides trucks were prevented from entering eastern ghouta due to funding on the ground the u.n. convoy however was allowed into

them they reportedly shelled the procession of civilians i mean a kilometer before they were out of east ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled the relatives and journalists waiting on the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. and then. that started it you know. he never said here it was in a. vision you got to. look at the muslims what they said about you but any use for that ministry in some sour city kind of thing. yet here in washington tell it you don't mention that they think it's joke like russia has called for these jokes like humanitarian corridors russia needs to just do what the united nations had agreed to and voted on and that is a countrywide ceasefire freeing civilians would mean less human shields it would be a p.r. blue people don't want to stay with the rebels they'll talk say all sorts of horrible things about life and the jihad ists they'll challenge the narrative why let them leave too many problems take also rebel shelling of damascus blind

onto other news militants in the syrian rebel enclave of these thing going to have shelled a civilian convoy according to russia's defense ministry three hundred families were in that convoy trying to flee the area multiple casualties have been reported but i guess the looks into the story. according to the russian military the three hundred families had allegedly gathered together to leave eastern ghouta crossing the frontlines is always dangerous so it's best done when there's a safe window with the agreement of both deliverance the syrian government was waiting for them the rebels in this he knew what was going on and shelled them they reportedly shelled the procession of civilians i mean a kilometer before they were out of east ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled the relatives and journalists waiting in the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. and then. that started to you know. these you got to. look at. what they said about even anya's it seems arsenal.

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nine years ago he lost three of his daughters when an israeli tank shelled his gaza home during a 22-war. back then i visited the doctor at his apartment shortly after it was hit, and this is what i saw. >> oh, my god, what a mess. can you tell me what happened? >> when my daughters left the building, their future and their hopes and their dreams, besides our home, all of a sudden everything was destroyed. what they have, educational materials. >> art, culture, entertainment, and shopping. oh, my god. her blood is still on it. what answer did you get from the israelis when you asked them what happened here, why they did it? >> they admitted their responsibility about shelling my house and killing my daughter. >> these are painful memories after all for my guest, the father who you saw in that clip and who joins me right now on set here to talk about nearly ten years later, doctor, when you see that, how have you processed this? >> not seeing the clips with me, tools with me, my daughters are living a part of me, and i am living for them. >> the three who you lost in that shelling? >>

the shelling has destroyed everything good so. the people here refuse to give up struggling every day just to survive they have to be creative for. each one of these hoses leads to an apartment. the residence by fifteen minutes of power there so they can fill up their water tanks during a lull in the fighting many people go into the streets children especially happy to be outdoors but that changes quickly. one just launched an airstrike. at the greengrocer's hassan abdel aziz has little to choose from possibly garlic cabbage and cauliflower all in small amounts it's been a long time since tomatoes and potatoes were lost office here and i'm stuck in the farms of have all been destroyed there's no longer any arc of cultural land here most people have something to grow things in their own gardens. haasan of dollars he says the owner of a small shop this elderly man wants to sell the last of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but then he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to

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the un coordinator in syria says shelling on a rebel held enclave is putting an aid convoy at risk there strikes hit houston just as thirteen red cross trucks were entering the area the delivery of food and supplies was postponed on thursday because of fighting the u.n. says the shelling happened despite safety assurances from those involved in the conflict including russia. earlier the u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights reported. for the first time in ten days well the nine hundred people have been killed since the government offensive began almost three weeks ago. thirteen aid trucks arriving in the besieged enclave of the united nations delivering much needed food to the people who are trapped in a war zone enough food for twenty thousand people far from this is an enclave which is home to at least four hundred thousand people according to u.n. estimates but the food was supposed to have delivered supposed to have been delivered on monday but the united nations was unable to offload the trucks because of shelling so they're hoping to be able to complete their mission today

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unfolding stor e last, an aid convoy delivers supplies to thostrapped in eastern ghouta, but the shelling hasot stopped, and syrian forces could be close to their goal. >> i win -- and at the moment, that is the way it appears to be -- president assad will have scored a significant victory, because for the first time since the war started, he will have secured the capital. laura: going home with oscar gold -- the movies with something to celebrate afters hollywood'biggest night. viewers onome to our public television in america and around the globe. tonight we start with the story of a russian convicted in moscow of the spying for britain, now in critical condition. could this be another case of a critic of vladimir putin found poisoned on british il? sergei skripal and a young woman were found unconscious on the hebench inity of salisbury. please in protective gear have been decontaminating the street. the hospital where the two are being treated is declared a major incident tom symonds reports. tom: last night what happened in lte center of salisbury re in teams wearing fl protective su

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the doctor doesn'flinch anymore when shells come in. she didn't think the convoy would change anything. >> [inscernible] jeremy:eople live close together in eastern ghouta. dere is nowhere to hide, plenty of places to die. the grgn-ups' war is bendin and breaki another generation. jeremy bowen, bbc news, damascus. laura: the agony within syria. two antiestablishment political leaders say they should govern italy after an inconclusive general election resul yesterday. euthsceptic five-star through the.movemen ntforming a gove is likely to take weeks of negotiations and coalitren building. is our europe editor katya adler. luig di maio's populist party has turned italian pics on its head. now he cannot walk up on stage wi the press are hungry for him. before the election, luigi di maio and the five-star movement were dismissed by the italian establishment as naÏve populists. now he ishe man and they are the party of the moment. looking like he couldn't quite believe what just happened, the 31-year-old declared a new italian republic of th

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but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement?just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk, but he said that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us, and it also led to intimacy problems betwee

ceasefire in the syrian enclave of eastern goose or fails for a second day as reports of terrorist shelling struck hundreds of civilians leaving the war torn area. facebook admits it still found no sign that russia interfered in the u.k.'s present vote just by a renewed efforts to dig up proof. down south africa's parliament passes a measure that could see the entire white population stripped of their land without compensation. thank you for watching the news headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge. a humanitarian pause in the syrian enclave of eastern go to has apparently been broken by terrorists first second day safety corridors established by russia came under heavy shelling from militants preventing civilians from leaving the besieged district the situation was heatedly discussed at a un security council meeting as artie's caleb moore pin reports. the assad regime and their supporters have been pummeling eastern ghouta where four hundred thousand people live under siege and constant bombardment needs to be understood and still legitimate ta

that the paths to safety were shelled almost religiously precisely to prevent anyone from fleeing to damascus trying to scape the house fire between the government forces and militant groups whose fighters far too often side with terrorists. who have all sorts of needs inside the border today the priority remains medical help that we need to. reach with the people inside all day and food aid as well. gov allen people the law the whole rule of law. and that any and that europe that i started to. serve you techie then of us to hear a good in and out of not lash out of like. what they said about you but any of the afternoon actually it seems are seen as good of a good look at. all right now russia a speaking at a u.n. security council meeting about eastern gives her little influence who's not attach great importance to it's effective implementation. also we make specific efforts in order to attain that and that is something that has been said today in the course of the briefing what we hear on like are some capitals whose representatives are feeling if you feel themselves very comfortab

once again shell civilians trying to escape the. clock on a friday morning here in moscow international welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump has caught many off guard by agreeing to meet face to face with the north korean leader kim jong un only recently the two. who had the biggest . now the surprise announcement was made by south korea's national security adviser . north korea. is committed. to do provide solutions that he expressed he said you're going to meet the president that's known as possible we heard the announcement and now we have confirmation from the white house that yes a meeting will take place between kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump now this would be the first meeting between the head of state of the united states and the government of north korea their head of state this is quite a surprise to many people we've heard secretary of state rex tillerson who recently said that the usa was a long way away from any negotiations with north korea i don't know yet until we are able to be ourselves