we know what they're. aimed at mainstream media has met its make. among the stories that shaped the week carty talked exclusively to the russian lawyer at the center of a media scandal over her meeting with donald trump jr last year. ok so in the last moment the situation has started unraveling and can hear behind me stun grenades. ongoing violent clashes between israeli police and muslim worshipers continue to rock jerusalem after the israeli government rolls out extra security at the revered likes of mosque. journalist discourse have been

a gun battle in the iraqi city of mosul despite the fact the city was declared free of islamic state earlier this week. and flexing their wings for the final time the max international air show wraps up just outside of moscow we take a look at the highlights of this year's event. you're watching the weekly here on r.t. . this week our team spoke exclusively to the russian lawyer at the center of a scandal over her meeting with president trump's eldest son of last year's election the latest in a range of stories claiming direct collusion between the kremlin and team trump in order to get him into the white house we got the lawyers side of the story. we all know her name now a television star the telly official in that sky natalia vessel needs sky natalia

to sell this guy a new tallia vessel in its. wake up one morning and find you are the focus of the all the fire and stream media it. turns out it was nothing we managed to track down the elusive natalia vest on its guy a woman who has almost become a household name in recent weeks was off to her meeting with donald trump jr last year and which she said she wanted to discuss the reputation of one particular man and his association with the magnitsky along with his past time of lobbying for u.s. sanctions on russian individuals this person who she says has most of mine did this latest russia trunk collusion scandal. with today i have to think about my safety

first and foremost about the safety of my family my four children up at the it's been revealed that mr prouder has been gathering information about me so who is william browder maybe not a familiar name for most but for thirty's in russia he's a wanted man quite literally he's wanted for tax fraud on top of this leaked us state department emails reveal that brown who was actively gathering information about wrestling at sky ahead of when this scandal broke and that included personal details such as where she lives so given this information beslan it sky seems quite convinced that browder has harbored a personal vendetta against her perhaps something to do with the facts that he once lost a case in court now this was a two thousand and thirteen case in which a vessel in its guard represented the cyberspace company previn's on holding which is owned by a russian businessman wrote to have accused the company of money laundering. the case was finally settled in may this year with no admission of guilt by

a preface on you war mr browder and his team have been gathering information about my family to try to find out whether i'm married or not whether i have children or not they found photos of my house and sent them to parker he's a famous man in the house of representatives they shared all these details with people from the state department i don't know why he's doing this i can only make assumptions here i see today's situation has been heating up for ten days or so as a very well orchestrated story concocted by one particular manipulator and that is mr brown. and i what is best known for is his role in the magnitsky act this is an x. named asta a russian lawyer who was once employed by brown as company in russia he was later arrested in connection with a tax fraud case and he died was being held in detention browder later played a major role in law being for a set of sanctions to be imposed by the us on the number of russian individuals over magnitsky death brought it claims he knew magnitsky personally but according

to vesa lipsky this couldn't be further from the truth and this is where i don't try and do nia enters the picture and the big question for many is why does us the next guy was so keen to inform the trunk team about the millionaire or say well brought his reputation to flip the story if this was the story that i brought to donald trump jr i wanted him to know that browder a person who gave up his u.s. citizenship is trying to manipulate people in congress and now we even know their names the media have disclosed them he was making all those connections even though he hadn't lived in the country for twenty years was not paying any taxes not doing anything he was full in fact his only mission was to go after his opponents while gaining some political capital it was nothing but retaliation from this man who did this in order to distract everyone with the big story. that's. so can you refute this information. from the e-mails released by donald trump jr where goldstone. i

don't know that person and now we come to the name rob goldstone when doro turn jr went public last week it included emails from the entertainment publicist in which he claims to have information on hillary clinton which quote would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful for donald trump's campaign he did put that wish to disparage leave this guy is just a music producer my guess is that this man is used to selling and promoting ideas some product so he decided that i would be this product for sale and promotion. and it was also within the goldstone e-mails that the mention of russia's prosecutor general came up leading to questions of a vessel in its skies possible ties to the kremlin but he did not say that the prosecutor general's office of the russian federation deals with criminal cases that is the role defined by federal law and the constitution says if there's no me and the prosecutor general where are mine where is the prosecutor general. now

that's on its guy or woman unwillingly thrust into the spotlight is having serious concerns for her safety especially considering how she has a family and four children who are now also vulnerable to media focus but despite this she is by no means running away from the attention and says she is more than ready to testify in congress to the senate but he states that let's put it this way i am ready to clarify the situation behind this mass hysteria but only through lawyers or testifying in the u.s. senate. jerusalem has been caught up in violence following the tightening of security at our mosque part of the holy site so after the killing of two border police officers last week paula slayer was been following the latest clashes. so in the last moment the situation has started unraveling and you can hear behind me stun grenades as the soldiers have started making their way out the youngsters

were running the situation was calm but then just in a moment it exploded the evening prayers have just finished and there were thousands of palestinians who came here to pray and as you can see to protest now the. latest measure that israel has introduced. and which are essentially hand detectors and. cameras is being rejected by palestinians they say that this doesn't do anything to try and alleviate the situation only i israel introduced metal detectors and this is trying to meet them halfway but as i say the palestinians say it's not working now we'll keep making our way up the road to try and get a little bit closer so you can see where the the soldiers are what's happening right now is stun grenades are being thrown into trying to spruce the crowd to get further up the street and further away from these entrances to x. a mosque the situation is extremely volatile this is one of the worst flare ups of

violence that has happened in in years and the united nations security council is meeting on monday to try and deal with the situation so here you can see these soldiers are making their way back towards us it might just have been an attempt to try and push youngsters that were provoking them further up the street who further away but there is a very very heavy security presence here outside jerusalem tonight and if we just watch three soldiers they are not taking any kind of nonsense so a very firm hand a very heavy hand by israel as a way of saying well we are going to deal with this situation and we're going to bring it under control policy antti to resume. the clashes in jerusalem. unfolding over the past several days here's a look back at some of the unrest. i i i i. i i

i i i i i. i was and i think i. was probably thinking it was. you can see here some of the new security precautions installed by israel a number of people have lost their lives amid the turmoil on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in violence three others were killed in clashes the night before that as were three israelis in

a west bank stabbing. but the secretary general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement saying israel is playing with fire and risking a crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city. simple mountain of his is known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and there are mosque which is also located there is the arms third holiest site temple mount administered by a jordan based islamic religious orthorexic we heard polarized fuse on the ongoing conflict. well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors. one action out of money to change the already changed to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel

is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first offense which was horrible terrorism well first of all i don't know. if the public knows that the people who committed the attacks were israeli citizens by the way people have to accept the fact that israel is the size of jerusalem is our capital city and that the temple mount is the heart of our heart you accept those things and we can have a dialogue and conversation you saw on t.v. how the israeli army is do you think peaceful nonviolent people who are just praying there that i was myself injured two days ago by the israeli army when i was just all i did i wanted to pray in their attack does this sort of are sort of out of bullets and injured us i think the best alternative would be for jihadists to calm down or to be defeated and for there to be equal access to the site for all religions including jews cooperate with the palestinians remove the cause of all conflicts which israeli occupation and stop israeli aggression on palestinians this

where we are we can achieve peace. correspondent for russia sputnik news agencies being caught up in a gun battle in the iraqi city of mosul she managed to come through and skate and shed her video with this. this. little for. our new reading was working on the ground when the shooting began and she managed to call iraqi soldiers for help so says the rescuing the servicemen who was a scorching her was wounded during shooting earlier this week iraqi officials proclaim victory over eisel in mosul we spoke to sorrow. for. it on the ground war.

and one. morning i did for private. earlier this week a new video emerged from inside an iraqi prison near mosul apparently show didn't make being held in dire conditions the video shows almost four hundred prisoners who are said to have been held for months without trial packed into dark cramped rooms without ventilation with temperatures outside reaching forty five degrees celsius guards there say that people are falling ill due to a lack of hygiene and daylight inmates suspected of links to eisele some of them claim to have no idea why they are being held. they said my name was in their database i haven't seen any court or judge i don't even know what i'm accused of a lot of names are the same since i got here eight months ago i've only seen the

son once we really want to die none of us have received any visitors or relatives or family members they don't even know where we are. in recent months rights groups have repeatedly called on the iraqi government to investigate the claims we raise the issue with human rights watch. human rights watch visited the very same prisons in february and released a report where we documented in detail the horrific in inhumane conditions in which these men are being held there were rampant problems of the ill treatment and in fact there were multiple men that are dying in detention because of the sanitary and hygiene conditions in those facilities you know prisoner is whether or not they're being charged with isis affiliation and how basic rights and you have to imagine i mean these images only give us

a small snapshot. we've raised these allegations with the iraqi authorities we've raised these allegations with the coalition unfortunately i have not seen anything to suggest that they are urgently investigating nor post investigations actually holding any commanders accountable unfortunately this is an old story in iraq where for years we've been documenting the most serious abuses and the government may pronounce that they will investigate but to date we have not seen a single investigation leading to results and accountability. russia could force the united states out of syria that's according to a top u.s. general bring you the details after this break.

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of america's most senior generals has admitted to the u.s. presence in syria has little legitimacy saying that if russia called attention to the issue washington could be obliged to leave the country here's the conundrum we are operating in the sovereign country of syria. the russians they're there they're stalwarts they're they're back stoppers have already uninvited the turks from syria were a bad day away from the russians saying why are you still in syria the us and it's it is come up in the form of some some close calls there. the general also confirms that washington sending a covert cia train in assists program for circle moderate rebels in syria and the moves generated plenty of media attention many media outlets are presenting the reported move as a victory for vladimir putin they suggest that trump has capitulated on a key u.s.

foreign policy goal in order to try and improve relations with russia the cia program was launched back in twenty thirteen and to the obama administration it provided training for commanders from the free syrian army at bases in jordan and supplied opposition groups with weapons and equipment reportedly cost the massive billion dollars a year. it's not been without its critics though twenty fifteen overall spending on the program was scaled back following claims of ineffectiveness and in twenty sixteen clashes between two different rebel groups one on by the cia and one by the pentagon based further questions that were also concerns after reports emerged that some of the weapons intended for syria were repeatedly stolen by jordanian intelligence agents and resold on the black market for u.k. ambassador to syria told us the significance of the decision to end the program is being overblown. it is hysterical and quite simply if you

can put rusher in a headline in the mainstream media in the west that that makes it the news in truth being and saleable it is not based on any objective reality. in this case what may turn out to be quite modest inflection of american policy long overdue supported by those pillars of the state. and the national security agency. trump getting. doing something which you eminently sensible just because a line through division a little bit closer with russia. now in the term cease fire is used many of us would be thinking of conflict zones in the middle east

people in the us city of baltimore just fifty kilometers from the capital a calling for a truce they're fed up with the skyrocketing level of gun violence in their city. it's a war zone this is a war torn city. most of us. have lost somebody. we live with that every single day the stuff that we now before the most people between the age of one the seven deadly have p.t.s.d. which is of course from the shootings from the teddy bears on the wall from people getting shot in broad daylight before your eyes walking walking over bodies and things like. cease fire going to stand because i

don't shoot my gun person. final day of the manx international show has wrapped up outside of moscow crowds there wildfire does linger a of aerobatics there are twenty five displays showcasing a huge variety of brand new aircraft the show ran all week and on saturday alone one hundred seventy three thousand people were in attendance despite being an air show though there was also plenty of action on the ground with racing car drivers challenging the pilots in the sky to race. as offensive a show as a dutch boy would say i should keep you want to go in the queue specially in the middle of loosely. it's about. all right let's see what the

racing team has to say will they win or will they not win you know what let's see what their hopes are going to jail. to have that much of that i just published by just about a bag not so different than. the shots. but . i just see that the heat is going to have to go a little over two hundred fifty kilometers an hour in this almost formula one side of the baby in order to beat this guy right here. in that feller fifty four let's see what happens i can't wait.

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