places with a female hostage yesterday he managed to leave a mobile phone on for the authorities outside the supermarket to listen in when they heard gunfire of course the police moved in there they discovered but tom had been shot he succumbed to his injuries on saturday morning or some detail then on what happened on friday the government hijacked a car on the outskirts of the town of cursor on it around ten o'clock in the morning shooting dead one passenger and seriously injuring the driver shortly afterwards he opened fire on a group of police officers who were jogging wounding one of them in the shoulder the gunman then drove to the nearby tone of trevor where he stormed a supermarket and killed two civilians and a police officer is what one eyewitness or. in the movie i went shopping with my wife and sister in law after some time we had an explosion well several. i saw a man lying on the floor in another person who was very educated in one hand and

a knife in the other yelling allahu akbar. after that i took my wife and my sister in law and some customers nearby and we went to look for shelter i put them in the butcher's fridge closed from the inside the killer's been identified as a twenty six year old french citizen of moroccan origin he was known to the police for petty offenses and low level drug crime and was under surveillance apparently despite that a number of local said they would have never of suspected him of being radicalized . it's peaceful here where you see the like any out there he was very kind very sociable i do orrible he'll root sweets to the children and he's a terrorist not shocked but not surprised because there was a bad atmosphere in the city for some time there's been a number of terror attacks around fort hood attempts in france since the beginning of twenty seventeen in february last year a man attempted to enter the louvre museum in paris with a machete while an attacker was stopped at all the airport a month later

a police officer was shot dead last april machines elisei and in october two young women were stabbed to death at a railway station in must say former british police officer peter kirk and says even potential attackers under surveillance can apparently slip through the net i know the french and various other countries of. the security services and their intelligence gathering. oh over recent years particularly after the spate of really serious incidents that happened in two thousand and fifteen and so thousand and sixteen this sort of attack though it's the sort of thing that will get through the very best of intelligence gathering. functions it's a small town in the middle of nowhere it's not in a big city it's not predictable target it's relatively low tech yes there's a firearm involved but they're not that difficult to obtain if you put your mind to and got criminal connections we have got thousands tens of thousands hundreds of

thousands more people with some question mark against them then we've got resources to look at them and some on fortunately will get through it's as simple as that unfortunately coming up a story happening right now american youngsters running the world to get gun laws tightened with marches attracting hundreds of thousands at home and abroad it's among the story still to come here. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. reality branch now fazer people uploading their minds to an app and they're willing to trade their physical body in exchange for the promise of immortality because

remember we've shifted from the physical to the spiritual i guess you could god we've also lost all values associated with the physical plane the all respect for gravity dollars back for a plurality and now been reason for the gravitational list ethical list valueless back you moral turpitude which is now the new reality or heaven as some may call it . again as president trump said national security advisor gets ready to start work jaclyn for going to expose how john bolton looks likely to be the latest official to face scrutiny over alleged links to russia. in the latest installment of the

revolving door saga that's defined the trumpet ministration a third national security advisor is taking over john bolton is an outspoken ultra hawk seen as an advocate of big stick diplomacy including when it comes to russia the russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a pathetic performance putin is i think making a propaganda claim here and of course he's blaming us for this he's saying if you hadn't gotten out of the one nine hundred seventy two anti-ballistic missile treaty i wouldn't have to do this that's complete nonsense and he knows that you've got to build up our cyber pensive and defensive capabilities and create structures of deterrence so it doesn't happen again and how do you do that in this case you make the russians feel pain so not exactly in line with terms and during a message of the benefits of getting along with russia but maybe that means this is the one guy in the trumpet ministration who won't be accused of being a kremlin puppet. or not if we look back bolton is not without connections to

russia and as we all know any hint of the wrong red white and blue flag is more than enough to string someone up in washington now back in two thousand and thirteen bolton recorded a video for a russian gun rights group and courage in moscow to adopt something similar to america second amendment or the russian national government to grant a broader right to bear arms to its people it would be creating a partnership with its citizens that would better allow for the protection of mothers children and families but given that bolton was on the n.r.a. is international affairs subcommittee at the time it's not all that surprising or sinister that however isn't stopping anyone from jumping to collusion conclusions now stay with me here the group that distributed the video was co-founded by alexander torsion yes a russian and the f.b.i. is reportedly investigating whether torsion illegally funneled money to the ira which in turn use the funds to support the trump campaign and the russian cherry on top is torsion is tied to the kremlin and president putin himself with connections

like that they're sure to be a huge scandal brewing and sadly for bolton it gets worse he has appeared on our channel a number of times in the past and we all know what washington thinks of us propaganda bullhorn party television up again the machine of russian propaganda and russian propaganda machine propaganda machine this propaganda that's coming up to russia russian propaganda on steroids the internet is an ignoring the possibly serious physical signs of where bolton's loyalties truly lie either. jumbo. because of russian spy. breaking john bolton's mr bush is a russian spy voters here in mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trans national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may have to russia and speculate on exactly what they mean good luck guys . legal and media around this line all police buttons appointments sends

conflicting messages indeed we started off with hawkish responsible bellicose saber rattling all this be more circumspect it changes by the day i have to remind you of this one issue north korea still phase one president trump one to choose wind them we can annihilate you are button is bigger than your button we have more missiles and you do watch it phase two were approached on detente great let's meet political stage three let's bring in bolton who wanted a preemptive strike if you can figure this out if you can see any pattern to this you are a better person than i am. seventeen year old palestinian girls being sentenced to eight months in prison for sloppy and kicking two israeli soldiers had to me be admitted guilt as part of

a plea bargain in the end with the israeli army. then. the a soul which took place next to the girl's home in the occupied west bank was filmed by a mother in the video later went viral again international attention and family say i had just learned in fact that a cousin of hers had been shot in the head with a rubber bullet and that her actions were completely therefore understandable. if it was. my daughter did was the normal reaction to the occupation there is no chance of appealing the verdict because the israeli security legal system considers this verdict to be final this country does not acknowledge international law and we are fooling ourselves if we think that the israeli courts seek justice here i am about israel is he to see a palestinian gain in media attention and that made them hate her for having people support better was the reason for her imprisonment the israeli police and the media

wanted harassed which means that i had a fact about i had slept did not merit all the inside meant against her and she is a child defending her land and home so this verdict is unjust she deserves freedom ahead had been filled attacking israeli forces before a video emerged online six years ago showing a threatening to punch an israeli soldier her family's been accused of encouraging the girl to intern there intentionally provoke i.d.f. soldiers indeed on camera. the story we're following tonight happening right now in the states mass marches are underway in cities across the u.s. calling for stricter gun control laws under the thousands are expected to take part support rallies are also being held in dozens of countries worldwide to the march for our lives events have been organized by the young survivors and families of last month's part of school massacre in florida they're calling for congress to take a tougher stance on gun ownership and a ban on assault weapons which have been used in a number of deadly attacks in u.s.

schools lawmakers there frequently capitulated to pressure from america's powerful gun lobby as for student self-defense meantime one school superintendent in the state of pennsylvania suggested arming youngsters with rocks meantime libertarian party politician and u.s. senate candidate brian ellison thinks homeless people are an easy target and is proposing now to arm them is idea is to buy twenty shotguns and provide firearms training he says it's because rough sleepers face increasing levels of violence. but most people are statistically much more prone to be the victim of violent crimes they're easy target and there really don't have any means to protect themselves they don't have a means to obtain the weapons that any other american citizen can can typically get their hands on i understand why people see it's alarming. but i think people fail to see the other alarming point is people want to constantly bring up the mental health of the homeless and how that's

a big issue how they're prone to violence i think that's frankly something that we should be much more worried about is the militarization of the police force and that is much more dangerous to the american people and i promise that the police kill many more people in a year then do any homeless people if we follow the letter of the law and we do the background checks like we expect to do and somebody does something that they're not supposed to do with a weapon they should be they should be held one hundred percent criminally responsible for their act. and i said newsmax is a taste of what's to come the biggest sporting event of the year with the opening of the first fifo will cup football in russia's black sea resort of sochi as well as much is a gnostic plus is world cup veterans are also on hand including the portuguese striker you know who was at saturday's opening ceremony. it is not my first time here in russia but it's my first time here in this city and i'm glad to be here if . i had the opportunity to meet this wonderful city one of those cities of the

world russia is a beautiful country a lot a lot more bigger than than my in portugal portugal is a small country comparing comparing to russia but. of course russia even if it's big we have something similar things regarding culture and i'm happy to be here and i'm happy also that russia will still finally will the world cup portugal is coming to this world cup crowned is the european champions they are soon to speak or one of the favorites here could you name one of the few obstacles that you expect to see to come across at this world cup a lot of guys are looking to our national team and the maybe that could be one of the reasons that increase our responsibility there has been some speculation about the found culture

in russia for example the british media specially raised concerns about potential violence at the school soon do you see that as a potential problem as a threat is not a big concern in my point of view we have to do to explain people that this football and it is not political so violence is not part of our game that's why also we are here to tell the people that. people will attend. a beautiful games beautiful world cup and we are trying to to to do this world cup one of the best the least risk people they basically are and they know political is one thing and football isn't. your big coming up thanks for watching check it out you don't come for the latest from us twenty four seven. we are up to international i'm kevin.

kristen trumps money in finding practices are still surprising the recent deployed minutes of mike pump pale in john bolton have definite impression on friends and foes alike watch him play to allay fears of own american politics. fundamentally the united states and russia are have been for decades two scorpions in a bottle each capable of destroying the other but only at the price of being destroyed itself. putin said well these weapons will overcome u.s. missile defenses u.s. missile defenses were totally ineffective against russian forces already so they'll be more effective against russian forces.

well you know the hard thing we've kind of adopted because we're called pirates for so long. i mean they're in this small ball it's next to the hard pool of ships and it's. not up to. the limo self to be told fish already ninety percent of the dot and he won't recover. qantas fifteen scoops seventy five tons they do it several times a day with a big fleet oh you get an idea why. we have to understand we can not space to just. be with them this will be used for you go out. i'm doing this because i want to. the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have.

afshin rattansi we're going underground as today thousands demonstrate outside yarl's wood immigrant detention center in england previously denied access to the united nations special report on violence against women coming up on the show with an n.h.s. direct to take a patient died because of a crowding at a british hospital how sustainable is europe's bust universal health care system in the hands of theresa may fall the tory shadow health minister lord the call tells

us charging for appointments may be this emission and there's more explosions rocked kabul what is britain still doing fighting the usas longest war we speak to the pentagon's former captain matthew hoh resigned over what he says were lies about afghanistan was this is a very raucous atmosphere i've said it before i said to get back bench members should seek to imitate zen like the father of a house gets named jack ten pm puce noticeable coming up in today's going underground but first to britain's universal health care system the n.h.s. where according to one leaked email a man died in the past fortnight because of overcrowding and accident and emergency this after prime minister dres in may and said the u.k. was prepared for winter the n.h.s. has been better prepared for this went into than ever the full a we have poor. extra funding in the room or beds available across the system she continues to deny it is using the twenty zero eight western financial crisis to privatized the n.h.s.

but according to those like the late professor stephen hawking who died this month the evidence is being cherry picked to defend the maze government on the n.h.s. speaking as a scientist. but insists an acceptable. citing some studies but some pressing just. they want to implement for. patients scientific culture professor stephen hawking given permission to challenge resumes policies on health at the high court will now not see the results of the judicial review he and others sought jordache with shadow health secretary the labor party which set up the n.h.s. was not available for comment so we went to a noisy green outside the palace of westminster to talk to former tory shadow health minister lord mccall he was parliamentary private secretary to prime

minister john major and a member of parliament long term sustainability of the n.h.s. committee britain's parliament is due to debate his report and the sustainability of the n.h.s. . mccall welcome to going on the ground on this relatively cold they are warmer than it was well i think i'm going to need the n.h.s. and if it goes it. does tell me just quickly before you don't do more specific matters what the long term sustainability of the n.h.s. committee is because that's quite a title suggesting that you could have said that the n.h.s. is no longer sustainable. the general feeling is that if it carries on as it is it may not be sustainable and there need to be changes and one of the big changes we suggest which is has already been adopted is to fuse social with ordinary medical care and because there's no doubt there's been a neglect compound of. social care and of course the fusing of those

two elements of care has been the subject of quite a lot of debate because a friend they make of this week's announcement. that the nurses are going to get more money because already some criticism that whatever jeremy hunt is offering it's still a. to a full fourteen percent sixteen percent in the index link since twenty ten well at least it's something i mean the problem has been and i've been looking back in the records and there was this statement from all the presence of the colleges the role cultures of certain surgeons physicians and so on the n.h.s. is about to collapse and will soon reach a situation where recovery will be very difficult or impossible you know that's the sort of statement but the date of that statement thirty years ago see every so often they have these terrible so i burst but things are terrible and. things are difficult and we have to cope with different changing circumstances but if you if

you look at the thing that's really changed in this country over the last twenty years it's the obesity epidemic bliss good job easier second the latest illness just it's just britain is the worst in europe we we've not seen life expectancy falling in germany and yes we have it is falling in germany it's falling in the united states and it's falling here and what do those three countries have in common a piece of that's why it's for you see there was a paper published in one of the journals they found that thirty thousand people have died and you couldn't quite make out why that was so they blame the government government cuts so i wrote to the guy and said well what did they die of these thirty thousand people he didn't know what he didn't know how could he says it's two to government couple ok we do know that oh it s derived ages as one hundred twenty thousand lives have been lost cut short by something

austerity people talking about influenza the worst flu outbreak that wasn't obesity the excess winter deaths well wait a minute here how do you know it's not the beast because that's the worst epidemic for. hundred years that's what's killing people is killing is killing millions it's costing billions and the cure is free at last it's simple as that. and then people say our world is multifactorial it's very difficult it's not multi-factorial it's simply due to the fact that people are eating too much then they say our poor people can't afford the right food but if poor people ate less of the wrong food taste better off we've got to educate when it is in the context of hundreds of thousands not being able to eat tonight without food back so obviously there premature deaths should there be them or not to do with obesity presumably or

whether they do it or we have a we have two million. type two diabetics in the sky two million what's the cause of that overeating was the cure eat less and you can actually cure many of these cases if they would eat less maybe why this isn't amazing more. in a bigger fashion and people can look at the finances in the way it's affecting poorer communities is a fact that your apportioning it seems blame to these poor a community are here other than sage of the food multinationals asked to blame no no i take that point entirely and i'm not in the business of blaming. poor people for being obese and i'm not blaming children for being culture potatoes are in for an insult to say that because in the activity it doesn't lead to obesity obesity leads to an activity that's different the other thing they blame israel people for getting older the old people have always been getting old and they've been getting

older since the war when the health of the nation was at its peak but now as you mentioned already long gave it is beginning to tail off here but it's not tailing off in japan as. you know we. you know there i've expectancy continues to increase in other countries because they are not reason well they're not overeating yet but in africa it's not a big problem overeating and obesity i mean it's a crazy world isn't it half the world is starving to death and they'll office gorging itself to death and you see it all round you. obesity ok was this some other elements of this. n.h.s. yes a moment you believe that there may be a conflict of interest if we can't talk about say the food industry always gonna talk about the food well there are always criticizing them and they are to blame for a lot of this but they're beginning to change and instantly the press and the media

in general have been very very good this last year in highlighting this problem of obesity and overeating and so on and they've highlighted also so wonderful things like you go into a hospital and there's a great stall selling all the food that's producing the diseases that they're teaching in the hospital and the press have been very good about highlighting that and all credit to them arguably that's to do with the creation n.h.s. trust in the village of privatized those bits of the ground floor of hospitals for big multinational food manufacturers and you say well yes but then we've got to get on to the food industry and and press them because after all it was the food industry aided and abetted by a lot of university people and n.h.s. people who said told the british people to have a low fat high carbohydrate high sugar diet which was there was really quite the wrong thing and then they said that all the calories we eat is expended on excise

which isn't true it's only a fraction so you had hundreds of thousands of people pounding the pavement thinking they're going to lose weight because all they do is wear out their joint an exercise is good for your general health but not in terms of reducing your weight that's the problem we can. of course blame our own governments here but do you think one element of that then was lobbying in brussels in strasburg and that some are lobbying all over the place yes absolutely and lobbying here in brussels all of the food lobby is very powerful but wouldn't you say that all of this started then from the major years the blair years of this trying to copy a commercial environment within the n.h.s. well it's a very commercial idea to get inspectors from head office look at the world we need to get rid of the tent need all the swarms of inspectors i mean a professional is an organization which should look after itself and police itself

you see and in fact you see doctors much better at policing themselves than people coming out coming in from outside who don't know really think about the subject say that but also as we began the royal colleges are saying it's never been as bad as it is fundamentally do you not think the problem with the whole of sustainability is the fact that we fund the n.h.s. and how as a percentage of g.d.p. that the united states doesn't way lower than germany or fraud well it's not all that much lower than germany actually and frankly are present there at twelve percent well it's a bit closer than months of matter of fact and actually we're probably more efficient or efficient good where using far less money out of g.d.p. to pay for public health and far less it's only a few percent but it's really a few percentage points is after all about we spent on the feds and we had

a race is quite a lot of money yes you can i just ask you finally about the jamie colby has written to the prime minister about new policies necessitating immigration checks on people for life saving treatment. what would you say about. this checking of immigration status for life saving surgery the well i just i think there's no problem with people who fall ill it's an emergency that no problem there told them either where they come from we treat them and indeed i've treated many people from abroad but the problem is if they set out from abroad with a cold condition and that medical tourism yes it's medical tourism and that that is a problem and i think it's right to try and tighten up on that finally just think that one of the problems with the at least government introduction of get h.s. was at allowing doctors to work private as well as for public and this is caused

a structural problem with you know i honestly don't think that because it's only a small percentage in fact i'm one of the advantages of allowing a little private practice is it kept them within the curtilage of the hospital where they were working so they did their private practice within the cartridge of the n.h.s. hospital so they were wrong or they were on the premises but that's the important thing incidentally that they i was rather like that liam us has a new youngster at the time but you know once he said in in the commons we're going to introduce prescription charges not to raise money because lyndon raised ten million and the total budget then was four hundred million can you believe it no he said it's to discourage people from using the n.h.s. excessively and unnecessarily so he hit the nail on the head but he shouldn't have put it on drugs should be put on going to see the dock.