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claims of alleged chemical use by the syrian government even though previous claims have long been debunked before today's news w m d claims it already bounced israel into another defacto violation of the un charter let's begin with. israel now blamed for a series of airstrikes against syria an air base attacked early this morning hours after one of the worst chemical attacks chemical attacks in history yes israel being blamed for what tony blair and his rump of the british labor party in the palace of westminster want the u.k. to do bomb syria and destroy president assad secular government which is winning the war against british backed extremists on the ground extremists who wish to do harm on the streets of europe not that britain is only aiding groups like the white helmets linked to al qaeda british soldiers are also risking their lives against islamist apparently the british man was a member of the s.a.'s he is the first soldier to be killed as a result of enemy action in the fight against islamic state yes in the past few days the. british people discovered that there are u.k. boots on the ground in syria

europe wants compensation saying the import duties aren't really based on national security as claimed against w t o rules in march the u.s. imposed duties of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on a limb enya all day although it quickly granted a temporary exemptions to the e.u. and some other trading on those exemptions will run out soon and talks on a more permanent solution. half a trillion euros that's how much journalism business plans to switch to renewable energy will cost the german economy in the next seven years alone it's about acts balin wants to phase out nuclear and at the same time reduce carbon emissions so far the shift in policy has brought no significant reduction in c o two emissions. teemu set its sights on reducing c o two emissions as fast as possible and plans to lower the use of fossil fuels like coal was at the same time pivoting towards more renewable energy sources. has declared a minister become the first major economic bloc to reduce c o two emissions by thirty five percent by twenty thirty at the same time the proportion of renewable energies will be push

w.'s report claiming it leaves no doubt that the russian state was behind the attack given the purity of the substance that is despite the fact that the organization itself is not in a position to assign blame parties by boko and but i've got a report. well it said that its team can confirm the findings of the u.k. relating to the identity of the toxic chemical that was used in souls the summary doesn't actually name the specific nerve agent used but the u.k. government lab porton down had identified it as no of a very student off to this script files were taken ill five weeks ago novacek originally developed in the soviet union by soviet scientists in the late eighty's so the summary that we've got confirms the u.k. labs identification it also says that its conclusion is based on the work of independent laboratories around the world they all came to the same results and they also know that the nerve agent was of high purity and what we've got to see is just this executive summary there is a deep are supplied reports where it's said that the nerve agent is a and that's been sent to count

w. report they're claiming did it i guess that it backs what they were saying and when it doesn't really back what they were saying in the sense that it confirms the nerve agent identified by porton down but that says nothing about who was responsible who produced the agent in the first place so i think the problem is that again we have this political game being played by the british government to try to exploit the events and whatever happened in souls very in order to continue the propaganda drive against russia and that's pretty clear at this point in time i haven't seen much international reaction today she has no doubt there will be some how much do you think this will further rally all those countries that back to reason may a couple of weeks ago. well i think it's going to be extremely difficult to disentangle that from what we have going on in syria to sperry moment and i think you know obviously we know what it would do to situation with possible military action in syria in relation to the alleged chemical attack attack it we can do but the chances are that the u.k. has allies w

through their case representative to the o p c w settled more claims against russia at the meeting linkingthe script poisoning case to the chemical attack in the syrian town of qana shakoor last year that attack led to the us taking military actions against the syrian government positions it claimed that russia had called wednesday's meeting in the hague to make a political point former un chemical weapons experts dr anton kid says it's strange that the u.k. is not providing better with evidence on the case. there is no one hundred percent assurance that you can determine the region so if a chemical everything that we know about a chemical comes from its composition so the chemical is never a hundred percent pure they come from the production at every stage reactions produce some byproducts and these byproducts can carry up to the final chemical no matter how hard you try to purify it every after every stage so by little you about the those impurities you can tell what the technology was used to produce that chemical but if you have to abort trees in different countries of the world that p

w. bush, claimed a premature victory over the iraq war. all right. i want to bring in cnn's global affairs correspondent elise labbot. was there any tension over the strikes? >> i think there was debate you saw over the last couple of days among the national security council, the president and advisers. you have the new national security adviser john bolton who is looking for a much more robust, as was nikki haley as well, but i think general mattis, defense secretary mattis and general dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, are really trying to get the president to look at the bigger picture that they don't want to escalate with russia. because, you know, you can hit and make your point, but they also wanted to make sure and mattis even said they didn't want this to escalate. that was the message they were saying to russia. we're not trying for regime change. we're not trying to change the trajectory of the civil war. but the chemical weapons use has to be responded to and, you know, you just need to stand back. >> mattis saying this is

of the news tonight russia's foreign minister has claimed the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. may have misidentified the type of nerve agent used against the script polls in england last month and the reports. let's first get up to speed with the findings of the reports by the a p c w who live at their analysis on the chemical attack on the script that happens on march the fourth now in this report it's the a p c w confirm the composition of the native agent was in line with the findings of the united kingdom they said that the chemical was said to be not the chalk type of native agent produced in the safe union they were unable to specify the origin of the source but during the analysis the a.p.c. w. gave samples of the nerve agent to four designated laboratories and russia has contacted one of these labs now a swiss the poetry house and legibly said that there were traces of another nerve agent in the song poll they would given this talks and was called he says now it tends out that these findings were excluded from the report published by the a.p. c.w. the russian foreign

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w. can address the claim it added that it's in no doubt that porton down identified novacek and we've asked the lab for further comment on this as soon as we hear anything back we'll let you know what they say be said which was allegedly found in the samples is an incapacitating toxin developed by the united states military in the one nine hundred fifty s. it comes in the form of a white crystalline powder and it can cause confusion side problems and the disorientation be said though is not thought to have ever been manufactured in russia or in the soviet union the u.k. though was quick to blame russia for the attack on a former spy and his daughter though pointing out the chalk as a nerve agent was first developed in the soviet union the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. said it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance but it didn't specifically name the nerve agent more i guess takes a closer look at the controversy there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgement and punishment is highly likely that russia was

entry and tampering with a site but moscow has denied this meanwhile the head of the a p c w has rejected russian claims that traces of a second nerve agent were found in salzburg whether former russian spy segued strip out and his daughter were poisoned the u.k. representative to the a p c w has also dismissed russia's suggestion that britain was behind the strip. what was really striking about the session today was that russian continues to provide huge amounts of disinflation to others including on this occasion a russian government official actually accusing the united kingdom of poisoning the script of deducing them into a coma before they could poison them so that the u.p.c. w. could then go and investigate that is an outrageous accusation was made by a russian official in the o.p.c. w. today and those kinds of false narratives need to be stopped i. want to take you straight to that room we're expecting the news conference with donald trump and shinzo abbe the japanese prime minister expect to hold a joint news conference shortly that is taking place in mar-a lago which is the president's resort w

w. can address that claim it added that it's in no doubt that porton down identified novacek b.'s ed which is what we're talking about now which is allegedly found in the samples as an incapacitating toxin developed by the u.s. military back of the nineteen fifties it comes in the form of a white crystalline powder it can cause confusion sight problems and disorientation besides not thought to have ever been manufactured here in russia or in the soviet union before it now the u.k. was quick of course to blame russia for the attack on a former spy and his daughter pointing out that the novacek nerve agent was first developed in the soviet union the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. said it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance but it didn't specifically name the nerve agent takes a closer look at this whole controversy there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgement and punishment is highly likely that russia was responsible we do polls russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder the

didn't observe any suspicious activity again this is a verified by the o p c w the same international body that the us claims versus back to him and this was noted by the russian ambassador but of course really ignored it completely then the british ambassador echoed hiley statements adding that she will not take lessons in international law from russia so it looks like nothing has changed those who carried out the attack based on rumors of chemical weapons use claim to have evidence but never actually present that evidence seems. so that meeting still just about. just to winding up i gather from all meantime people in syria's largest cities damascus and aleppo have rallied together against the u.s. led military action last night you can see flags being waved in support of the syrian government even some russian flags as well is what residents of the capital had to say. the strike to does not break you shall make you stronger we are standing so that fast to syrian people if you know of will in our staff that . only we can then and renounce this assault in our country we say you long leave aside the line of a

s representative to the o p c w set out more claims against russia at that meeting linking this couple poisoning case to the chemical attack in the syrian town of contra kuhn last year that attack led the u.s. to take military actions against syrian government positions and claim that russia had called wednesday's meeting in the hague to make a political point. chemistry professor dave called him says that the nerve agent believed to be used in cells brain is not the whole to produce the chemistry that was being claimed to be unique. i basically claimed it was not there really remarkably simple compounds and they're all very similar so they all have basically a phosphorus group with four groups attached they all have an oxygen and a fluorine which are invariant and so so the trick is to get the other two groups in and i would say that the ones that i've looked at which is at least a dozen of them they could be made in two or three steps by pretty much any organic chemist in my opinion which is why this notion that it's specialized russian technology i peg the needle on that and said no

w. has rejected russian claims that traces of a second nerve agent were found in salzburg in england with a former russian double agents said again scruple that his daughters were poisoned the british government has blamed russia but moscow denies involvement. what was really striking about the session today was the russian continues to provide huge amounts of discrimination to others including on this occasion a russian government official actually accusing the united kingdom of poisoning the scribbles and deducing them into a coma before they could poison them so that the a b c w could then go and investigate that is an outrageous accusation was made by a russian official in the a p c w today and those kinds of false narratives need to be stopped. qatar has signed a two and a half billion dollar deal with the us for air defense technology military spendings at record levels during carter's ongoing gulf standoff with saudi arabia egypt the united arab emirates and behind last year it finalized arms deals worth at least twenty billion dollars thousands of demonstrators have swarmed armeni

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w. didn't complain about. b.b.c. show alleged testimony from alleged victims in it live. who were making contrary claims through what we've just heard the o.t.c. w. were silent about that it seems to me they have perhaps been listening a bit too much to washington london and paris and begin to worry a little bit about the impartiality i mean when you've got doctors that purport to be on the ground there witnesses that purport they say they were most definitely there on the say as it happened caught up with it they describe how they were caught up in it was international reaction going to be to this are going to be ignored do you think what she got feeling on it tonight the only help the couple of hours ago of course. yes well it will be. either ignored or attend school be made to downplay it and threw on the mine it in fact these attempts are already on the way but i think when ordinary people see the footage testimony about and to be impressed in fact anybody with half a brain could see that these are credible witnesses but admittedly half a brain is setting the bar very high for most british parliamen

the a p c w explain why such information and the conclusion of the spears laboratory was emitted from the final report while i can tell you since then the lab in question is not address the claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment but it did state that it supports the u.k.'s conclusions about the use of the novacek nerve agent now bees ed which the swiss scientists allegedly found in the samples is a toxic powder that was developed way back in one thousand fifty's parenting by the united states moscow says bees it is a weapon though that could be in the hands of the u.k. or as well as the u.s. but it goes on the state is never had to itself the u.k. of course was quick to blame moscow for the attack in salzburg claiming that novacek and solve it origin are the name is therefore a clear indicator of russia's guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia is concerned that it supported britain's find.

request that the a p c w explain why such information and the conclusion this appears laboratory was emitted from the final report or the lab in question has not addressed the claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment on that but it did state it supports the u.k.'s conclusions about the use of the novel choke nerve agent these are which the swiss scientists allegedly found samples of is a toxic powder that was developed by the u.s. military way back in the one nine hundred fifty s. moscow says be as it is a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. and the u.s. but again goes under stress it doesn't have any and never has. the u.k. was quick to blame moscow of course for the attack in salzburg claiming that nova chucks solve it origen is therefore a clear indication of russian guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia's concerns that it supported britain's find is concerning the identity of the substance so a none the wiser more against the of takes a closer look at the growing controversy and growing complication of this story there was no trial no discussion no evidence.

request that the a p c w explain why such information and the conclusion the spears laboratory was emitted from the final report the laboratory in question has not addressed in the claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment but it did stated that it supports the u.k.'s conclusions about the use of it on the chalk nerve agent now be which scientists allegedly found in the samples is a toxic powder that was developed by the united states military back in the one nine hundred fifty s. now moscow says b.z. as a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. or the united states but one that russia does not in fact have the u.k. was quick to blame moscow for the attack and salisbury claiming that soviet origin is a clear indicator of russia's guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that now controversial report that it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance which is what i have now takes a closer look and comments about the growing controversy there was no trial no discussion no evidence new.

the a p c w explain why such information and the conclusion of the spears laboratory was emitted from the final report while i can tell you since then the lab in question is not address their claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment but it did state that it supports the u.k.'s conclusions about the use of the novacek nerve agent now b. zed which the swiss scientist allegedly found in the samples is a toxic powder that was developed way back in one thousand fifty's paralysed by the united states moscow says bees it is a weapon though that could be in the hands of the u.k. or as well as the u.s. but it goes on the state is never had to sell for the u.k. of course was quick to blame moscow for the attack in salzburg claiming that novacek would solve it origin are the name is therefore a clear indicator of russia's guilt in the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia is concerned that it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance it's a complicated story more ago takes a closer look at the growing controversy that there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgment and punish

stage that you need an independent operator to look at the and ensure that the processes what it claimed it w was. >> first of all, the proclamation is transparent only sound great detail the substance to which it's based. under the duty of regularity one branch of the government owes to another, there's a strong presumption that was being set out there is the truth. >> uses summer earlier, if the president has said we don't want muslims coming into the country, that would undermine the proclamation. honestly, the difference seems to be if everything the president said is effectively that. >> two issues. first, whether you can consider campaign statements. campaign statements are made by a private sister said before they take the oath of office and before the receiving advice of the cabinet. there's a constitutionally significant act that marked the fundamental information so those statement should be out of bounds. >> suppose you had a local mayor is a canada and he might ask hateful statements and is elected and on day two he takes acts that are consistent with those hateful statements. so

w we will look into those claims stay on special counsel robert mueller facing new criticism over shannon: facing criticism from republicans over what they consider lack of transparencysi. reporter: there are two different goals of the special counsel with congressional oversight think in this case the most important is that is harmed when we have special counsel all the information is gathered. >> big day tomorrow with the first sentencing of one of the special counsel targets the deal reached with alexander involved an agreement to keep key details of the investigation secret. and then that the next former aide in the former doj attorney under george w. bush. >> first of all senator johnson obviously his thoughts wanted the intelligence committee to deal before the special counsel gotwo volunteers worried the american people will get a picture of what istu going on. >> i think that is the key right now bob mueller is investigating we will see the fruits of what he found either or more indictments or like that can starr report when he wrapped up his investigation of whitewater with monic

request that the a p c w explain why such information and the conclusion the spears laboratory was emitted from the final report the laboratory in question has not addressed of the claim and says only the o.p.c. w. can comment by state invented supports the u.k.'s conclusions about the use of another choke nerve agent now b.z. which the swiss and scientists allegedly found in the samples is a toxic powder that was developed by the united states military back in the one nine hundred fifty s. now moscow says b.z. is a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. or the u.s. but one that russia does not have in its arsenal and the u.k. was quick to blame moscow for the attack and solsbury claiming that nobody talks soviet origin is a clear indicator of russia's guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that now controversial report that it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance which is what i have comments about the growing controversy there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgement and punishment is highly likely that russia was responsible we do russia culpable culpable culpable for the

this doorman, dino sajudin, has doubled down on that claim. he w he has said, i was telling the truth. he did pass a lie detector test, that he had heard the information, not necessarily that the information was true, but he heard it from high-level sources. but we are very clear on this story about saying we're not reporting the underlying claim is true. we're not reporting the names of individuals. this is about the money and the pattern. the ami, the company has conceded. they made this payment. >> this is what the doorman is saying, i can confirm while working at trump world tower i was instructed not to criticize president trump's former housekeeper due to a prior relationship she had with president trump which produced a child. there's no evidence that there's a love child, but do you think he's telling the truth? >> look, what we say is we haven't found any evidence, and i'll leave it at that. but what is absolutely incontrovertible now is that there is a third payment that is receiving demands for legal scrutiny from a lot of different quar

representative to the o p c w gave a statement in the hague setting out claims against russia john fogle mentioned a chemical incident in syria which took place a year ago and led to the us taking military action against syria he claimed that russia had convened a meeting in the hague to make a political point former british diplomat peter ford told us that that statement highlight the lack of real evidence against russia. the british authorities jumped to the conclusion that they wanted to see a thesis on a pretext and then invented the evidence to justify that. was circumstantial evidence that russia might have been involved and the british government quickly. built up on this but when you look at the statement today the only additional evidence is speculation it underlined the fact that the british argument so weak. and therefore it was a diversionary tactic to bring up the anniversary of the allegations concerning contrail corn. in fact the. mission weakness on the part of the british delegation if they were convinced the case got sold sprit they should have concentrated on on that e

w. gave a statement in the hague setting out claims against russia john fogel mentioned a chemical incident in syria which took place a year ago and led to the u.s. taking military action against syria he claimed that russia had convened the meeting in the hague to make a political point former british diplomat peter ford told us that that statement highlights the lack of real evidence against russia. the british authorities jumped to the conclusion that they wanted to see a thesis on a pretext and then invented the evidence to justify that. was circumstantial evidence that russia might have been involved and the british government quickly built up on this but when you look at the statement today the only additional evidence is speculation it underlined the fact that the british argument so weak. and therefore it with a diversionary tactic to bring up the story the allegations concerning contrail corn. in fact. mission weakness on the part of the british delegation if they were convinced that the case. they should have concentrated on on that exclusively the u.k. statement here designed pre

talking link it a little bit length about what he achieved and what is still down. khloé profile claim. as w presents worth hoping the generation of the flagship s.u.v.s continue. to. downsize down crossland x. from above a contract. with the subsists drive in sixty minutes. you know when i was young i dreamed about changing the world. but i was a woman in egypt some things turned out differently forced marriage genital mutilation humiliation. so i know well sadar we rebelled against the written word to stand up for women's rights. now while the answer dawi the free voice of egypt starting april eighth on d w. one hundred million tons of sound. above the state in the first in its tracks. with deadly consequences for the bush daughters the books are. growing in magnitude and frequency. once they start. no stopping them. starting april seventh on d w. welcome back to news i'm terry martin our top story the presidents of iran turkey and russia are meeting for their second summit in six months to discuss the crisis in syria they're expected to focus all the speeding up the peace process and stre

that makes me question a lot w protect the cyber community. in regards to the claims that the obama team is comparable in what they did as using facebook to seek information about their target audience to elect obama. it is so apples and oranges it's not even funny in the scope that taking information that people are putting out there publicly on that you are public pages on facebook and gearing towards those people to gain support is one thing. stealing information is entirely different. when zuckerberg is offering these licenses. he is putting in a bunch of red tape to make it confusing for the lay-person to understand what they're offering. i think that was really obvious in how he answered his questions and stirred a lot of issues today. >> we will hear more tomorrow. thank you for that call. thank you for all your calls this evening. after tomorrow's hearing, mark zuckerberg back on capitol hill in front of the commerce committee and live on c-span 3. and on the radio app. the nominee to be the next secretary of state, mike pompeo, will testify at the committee h

claims it respects the o.p.c. w. and russia refuses to cooperate now russia did ask a quick key question here that was it true that the o.p.c. the report can't pin the origin of the agent and the reply was no it's impossible to pin it on a country now earlier the o.p.c. they held a closed door session at their headquarters in the hague and during the session delegates were tweeting their statements and we had a little bit of a trickle of what was going on behind those closed doors and also what the u.k. representative to the a p c w was saying and there was a power arch of accusations and we're seeing it from both sides as i said before russia responded to those leaks by releasing a rather strong statement off the back of those comments which perpetrates the u.k. representative to the o p c w and they said two other points during that meeting which was russia has altered all the questions that the u.k.'s asked with regards to solve three and the other point was that russia said that they provided proof that not a chi

claims now the u.s. is accusing the e.u. of violating w t o rules with its so-called digital sales tax let's have a closer look at that this tax would apply to companies no matter where they're based the tax could amount to between one and six percent of sales not profits that means companies like amazon would not be able to avoid it by reporting low profits or using tax havens and the tax would be due on all activities that explode use the data that would be heating facebook and google the u.s. says that's unfair because the new taxes are designed specifically to tax huge american corporations it only affects companies with at least seven hundred fifty million euros in worldwide sales of facebook's gondolas strengthen the news hand as it prepares to introduce new data protection laws so it might find itself in a stronger position to face down washington in a possible dispute at the w t o now let's bring in our correspondent in brussels terry scholz terry trump is wants to complain to the g.a.o. says the hundreds blood what are you hearing