Bryce Williams, the gunman who killed two journalists during a live broadcast in Virginia, posted videos of the brutal murders on Facebook and Twitter hours before he shot himself.

RT's Marina Portnaya has the details

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Welsh songstress Charlotte Church performed a soulful live rendition of “Requiem for Arctic Ice” outside Shell’s headquarters in London on Wednesday to protest the energy giant’s attempts to drill for oil in the Arctic.

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A gunman opened fire on a WDBJ news crew conducting a live broadcast from a Virginia shopping center on Wednesday, killing a reporter and cameraman. The shooter, believed to be a disgruntled ex-employee, is being chased by police, local media reported.

Karen Kwiatkowski - a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, joins RT

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The Russian city of Zhukovsky in the Moscow region is hosting one of the world's biggest air shows - MAKS 2015. Major aircraft manufacturers, including Airbus and Boeing are attending with billion dollar deals on the line.

Ben Aris, editor, publisher Business New Europe, joins RT

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As stock markets continue their slide into negative territory, economists debate whether the problems lie in monetary mismanagement by the US Federal Reserve or with China’s domestic concerns “exporting pain” to others via its yuan devaluation.

RT's Ameera David and Edward Harrison talk about the huge Chinese debt burden that has developed since 2007 and what impact it will have on China and the global economy.

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Clashes have broken out between police and hundreds of demonstrators rallying in Beirut, a live feed shows. The violence follows large rallies held over the last three days, where hundreds of protestors were injured.

Richard Becker of anti-war Answer Coalition joins RT

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US stocks closed with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 588 points, recovering from the shocking plunge of 1,000 points at the opening bell on Monday. The S&P 500 was down over 77 points as the trading stopped on the busiest day of the year for investors.

Paul Craig Roberts, economist and journalist, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration, joins RT

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After her rant against criminals among the black community went viral, a St. Louis grandmother recorded a follow-up, apologizing for her bad language but not for her beliefs. Now Peggy Hubbard is being called a hero – and a traitor.

Carl Dix, activist, joins RT

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During their brief meeting in Crimea, famous boxing champion Roy Jones Jr. has asked President Putin for a Russian passport which would help facilitate business. Putin noted that fans would be thrilled, promising assistance if the champ spends enough time in Russia. The boxer is also known for his music and acting career. In Crimea, Roy Jones will participate in the Battle of Mount Gasfort boxing show as a singer.

Roy Jones Jr on RT

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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has confirmed his resignation and early election plans for Greece in a live address. The move comes after Athens managed to pay a huge chunk of its €3.4 billion debt to the ECB.

Costas Panayotakis, Professor of sociology at the College of technology of The City University of New York, joins RT

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