conducting air strikes against syrian military targets tarik again believed his case shows the failings of the mainstream media. let's look at the evidence that we have available to us at the moment there are scientists from a nonpolitical body of the united nations. that say that their report their findings from a chemical weapons site were not representative in the in the final report that was released to the world to me this is you know doesn't really need explaining why this is a newsworthy story is that these organizations have taken a long time for us to get here in terms of a historical point of view when we shouldn't be weaponized in them to kind of create the public opinion needed to go to war at the moment there are very few western well mainstream one. and journalists are reporting on this so i would say this complete failure of the media. you know our job as journalists are to hold governments to account and if governments are going to war on false premises then. we have good evidence to suggest that now and no one is reporting it then we're not doing our job as journalists

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i want to ask you about in a moment but let's just stick with this hypersonic missile for a moment tarik and some are saying. that it's not so much the speed of the hypersonic weapon alone that counts but rather it's the glide vehicles trajectory which quote surface along the edge of the atmosphere and that then could make it impossible to defend against so how much of a challenge is this for existing systems it would be a significant challenge for existing systems the u.s. technical right up is that these hypersonic booster vehicles are $10.00 to $20.00 times less visible to existing u.s. early warning radars than a traditional reentry vehicle from a ballistic missile and as you mention with very low trajectory and also maneuverability it would make it very difficult to defend against not that could be point defense but in order to defend all important targets in the united states it would be impossible at the current moment paul salton london what's your reaction to this deployment well that squall if i the the headlines 1st of all we don't know these things are really going to work is

his story on the chemical attack investigation in syria the now public round between the outlets and tarik headed has intensified we heard from this journalist form we heard from the journalist on his function of events. i kept pushing to try and do the story because i feel like it's of extreme you know public interest the attacks on me and it is a kind of nit picking on on certain things i was doing in my articles but it was purely on just to be able to attack me in an email so off i kept pushing kept pushing a century was told a couple lines about why they wouldn't run the story and then it was a long list of things that i'd done personally wrong and i was very unhappy about this because you know i've never experienced like this something like this in my in my journalism career. of terek is a writer and freelance journalist the joint news week in september this year just 2 months later he quit after pitching his story on a report by the global chemical watchdog handling of the alleged chemical attack in syria's duma the rejected it now fears a legal battle for publishing an exchange of c

and that is just unacceptable well tarik we thank you for coming on the program and sharing your story with us we've been speaking to to wreck had to wreck is a writer a freelance journalist and former news week reporter. well as for the magazine itself newsweek has given this statement saying i had pitched a conspiracy theory they couldn't run because it goes against objective reporting. the abuse of prisoners in secret cia run prisons has been thrown into sharp relief following the release of a report called how america tortures it contains a series of chilling sketches produced by abu zubaydah inmates at guantanamo bay the picking the interrogation techniques he was subjected to between 2005. was captured from a safe house and pakistan in 2002 sent to a so named cia black sites in thailand where the torture took place he was then transferred to guantanamo bay he's still there without charge so by that was the 1st person to be subjected to the brutal interrogation program which was approved by the administration of george w. bush and has since been acknowledged by the cia here's a qu

s labor party has apologized for thursday's is tarik election defeat its worst result from more than 80 is jeremy call been says he's sorry labor came up short the party lost 59 it seems in a minute but he also insists they won their arguments on the stairs and inequality and the climate emergency is already announced his intention to resign as party leader early next year the conservative party under prime minister boris johnson secured a majority of $88.00 its biggest win 30 years. recovery teams in new zealand have been unable to find the bodies of the last 2 victims of last monday's volcanic eruption search and rescue crews were deployed to an area of white island where the bodies were most likely to be but could not stay long talks that gases 16 people have now died one victim succumbed to they think of these at a hospital in australia on sunday. good one of the top stories on our jazeera a major u.n. climate conference is finished without to keep without a decision on a key emissions target the cup 25 conference in madrid rather 2 days later showed you as delegates failed to re

well her state of anger and panic among civilians living area in southern tripoli after the ad tarik by an airstrike launch it by according to the tripoli because the government a warplane or probably a drone according to a military source with the government so it's probably a drone or a fighter jet loyal to the warlord who for have to that targeted a civilian area populated area and killed 3 innocent civilians including 2 children and one did 10 others this is the area it is not close to the front line but it is not far from the front line but anyways this is not the 1st time have to fighter jets targeted it is eventually air yes and the tripoli based government is accusing good have to his forces of committing war crimes by targeting it it is essential areas as you know her that since have to launch a dis military offensive to seize tripoli back in april dozens of innocent civilians including women and children have been killed or one day and the tripoli based government is accusing have to the forces of committing war crimes now civilians in the area are now calling on the united

you are super easter tarik, who knew. christian, eat your heart out. this is beyond 100 days.try of defence to do more to tackle racism. the mod says it's committed to stamping out racism. our defence correspondentjonathan beale has been talking to one former soldier. it's not the image the army wants. recent recruitment ads have highlighted its diversity and desire to do more. but here's the problem, ethnic minorities make upjust to do more. but here's the problem, ethnic minorities make up just 7% of the armed forces, but they account for nearly 40% of complaints about bullying, harassment, and discrimination. now, the ombudsman overseeing the complaint system is calling on the forces to do more to root out racism. i think racism is prevalent in the armed forces, and whether or not it's described as institutionally racist or there are racist incidents that are occurring and are increasing in a depressing frequency, the issue needs to be tackled. ifi tackled. if i tell you something you are doing is wrong, i expect you to buy in it, except that, and change. the mod insists it

compliance procedures goldman has been accuse of ignoring troubling signals while billions of dollars were tarikn the new york real estate business at least, new buildings want to get the word out about available space and all the amenities that are available to tenants but robert frank joins us now, he's at the table, with the story of a building that's breaking all of these rules and killing it in the process. >> yeah, they're breaking all the rules and they're breaking all the price records. they didn't buy a single advertisement. they didn't list a single apartment or even have a sales office or release a single photo. but 220 central park south, the 69 story super tower off central park built by vornado is home to top 20 sales this year no other building has accounted for such a large share of top sales ever the latest deal is hedge funder dan ocks purchased a penthouse for $98 million. it will be his pietater since his main residence is in florida. a $238 million purchase for the entire third floor that is the most expensive home sold in america. >> the most expensive home sold in america