does not mean that they will participate in the olympics the upcoming winter games that means that practically we have a court decision that will not be enforced and i see a new population here as there was a violation by the i.o.c. when banning the sportsman so this is actually a little bit odd to me and when we see we have not seen the reasons for the decision right now the mclaren report didn't find any individual violations of the rules of individual sport. ok but breaking news this hour a memo that shows alleged government survey lintz abuse has been released and includes testimony from a high ranking government official who says without the infamous trumpet dossier the f.b.i. the department of justice in the united states would not have secured surveillance warrants to spy on at least one member of the trump team donald trump give his ok

to have that memory released the house intelligence committee then released it within the past hour or so let's get into somebody details now charles or tell private investor writer has been just glancing over at you haven't had very long to take a look out of charles but so far what do you make of the memo what's the key revelations here as you see it. well as an american citizen i am outraged by what i read here and i would caution the world your viewers in the world at large this is just a four page summary of events that have been going on where in an inspector general that sits on top of our justice apart mr horowitz has been studying the whole sweep of events leading beginning before the primaries in two thousand and fifteen then two thousand and sixteen and afterwards to determine whether there has been this carriage of justice involving the department of justice and the f.b.i.

which reports into the department of justice now what this memo says based in simple terms is that on october twenty first two thousand and sixteen scant weeks before election day numerous parties got together and i probably would argue and i'm not a lawyer but reading this memo they perpetrated a fraud on our court to obtain the rights to surveil american citizens and you know that is just outrageous behavior to think that multiple parties in our government would perpetrate a fraud against a court to go away over a boy and surveil and active president members of an active presidential campaign that in and of itself without considering the bias that is that is just outrageous that anybody who is actually involved with this needs to be you know cease employment forthwith he's to be the subject of a vigorous prosecution and needs to be made an example of but that's just

a starting point i said october twenty first two thousand and sixteen in truth what the mainstream media has been trying to bury and it's available in the public domain and the f.b.i. involved is that there was an investigation commenced by the f.b.i. on july tenth two thousand and fifteen not two thousand and sixteen two thousand and fifteen it's a hillary clinton's mishandling of classified information and publicly available sources on the f.b.i. for. all will show anybody who wants to look that by february of two thousand and sixteen so that's what nine months sorry is eight months before this warrant was sworn out the state department concluded that hillary clinton had set out two thousand one hundred fifteen e-mails that mishandled classified information they knew that in in february of two thousand and sixteen and some of the names of a number of the names in this memo were all while they were looking at trump were not doing the job that they should have been doing against hillary clinton so it's

not simply the side we want to look at here that this is a miscarriage of justice is a carriage against trump and they also gave hillary clinton in there to pass outrageous the overriding question charles in the build up to whether this memo would be released was does it show that the f.b.i. and the justice department were biased against the trump campaign your take absolutely yes what just what i see here in these four pages or remember there's pages and pages and pages behind it but from what i see here and from what i know of the record at large absolutely in the tank for hillary clinton in the tank against trump what do you think the consequences of this is going to be well i've been calling publicly for months now for multiple firings inside the department of justice and the f.b.i. in my mind not a lawyer you know here we have if this is true of this man was proven true and

verified what what this means to me is that anything that was obtained out of these these illegal search warrants before the fire support any evidence that was obtained there there's certainly been used against flynn or man of fort or possibly against that of the truck all that has poisoned. and you know it really calls into question for me how could baller have gone through the motions for so long if he knew about what was in this memo is just outrageous is one of the central points is made the impact of the the investigations into allegations of collusion between trump and moscow what happens with that now with all this in mind. well i mean i would have to say it if this is true then your government has been very patient with us because you would have had to known elements of your government would have had to know that all of this was just garbage and if you have

been picked if you're about members of your government have that being patient will thank you on behalf of this american citizen i think it is time to put aside this rush of collusion delusion there are live and get back to the important business of we have some house cleaning to do inside our country in the f.b.i. the department just as likely the i.r.s. and elsewhere but on matters of russian and american joint interests we need to go back to the table with a fresh team and a fresh set of eyes and a fresh perspective and get this relationship back on track i mean this is just outrageous i'm sure there will be other developments through today of the weekend and afterwards perhaps the democrats will try to spin a slightly different perspective perhaps smaller will doubt do something. even more aggressive against the president so you know this is not the last last sentence on the subject but what i see here really i don't generally get irritated and in particular not on television but i am extremely irritated charles or tell

a private investor and writer charles thanks for coming on at short notice we have an advisory long without memo so we do appreciate your take on the. moving on at least five migrants are in hospital after being shot during a mass fight out of food bank in the french port of cali another twenty two people we believe have been injured charla dubin ski is in cali for us. this is one of the many food distribution points in cali just take a look behind me and you'll see a group of migrants who've come here to receive food to receive clothing and other items and it's one of these distribution points that the clashes broke out on thursday hundreds of migrants armed with iron bars with. what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that violence which over numerous parts of cali including five who were

injured from the shooting and four of those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problem with violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it has been in many months and people here in cali say they just fed up of the situation. i think we need a structure put in place to protect us there's a lot of delinquency here because get damaged every day we have issues young girls can't go out alone at night it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is

really damaging residents of cali have lived in fear for several years now. living together migrant is complicated those coming here now are bit different from to refugees who were coming here initially they're more violent and aggressive we're bridgeland people are still being shot it's still dangerous and it's true that people who live near these areas across italy been disturbed it may. makes the city look bad. so it is starting to get skeery firearms were not in the united states here this is still a country where weapons are banned. callaway is probably best known for the jungle ruling my camp with thousands of people living in squalid conditions it was dismantled back in two thousand and sixteen but still my quince come to cali being that one day they will be able to cross the channel to get to the u.k.

will be instant comes just weeks after the french president proposed a draft bill that would tighten current migration policy the legislation would make it easier to deport on documented newcomers who do not qualify for asylum it would also increase the length of time authorities can detain illegal migrants for from forty five days to ninety fronts received a record one hundred thousand applications for asylum last year. medical professionals across russia have been left aren't raged after the conviction of a renowned moscow hematology just she was found guilty of medical malpractise after the death of a patient but many doctors and legal experts claim the case against her had significant flaws following that story for us are to use this hour it was dark to them if you had a nose job to come to this clinic every day and work to save people's lives she was

the mastermind behind this brand new unit which was meant to be the most advanced center for bone marrow transplant in moscow the plan was to open it in january but instead a court ruled that she must go to jail. this is mr arenas office she has been gone for two weeks already we miss her she had a lot of plans and there are signs for the next week on her desk it all goes back to a tragedy that happened almost five years ago she was treating a patient with leukemia and that required a morning by obscene a routine procedure for a doctor me suited up it all went fine and the patient went off to work by evening he was suffering severe stomach pains and an ambulance took him to a private hospital then he underwent surgery and in two days passed away if a patient dies he is or her relatives always want to get justice when someone's

life is taken due to somebody else i think that some punishment must follow but what caused the person's death the biopsy the surgery or something else it took the investigators and the court for years to determine that for now the verdict is that this office will remain empty for two years. but some of russia's top hematology called the ruling nonsense while dr misogynous colleagues and former patients were simply stunned now i feel that a future is being taken away from the person who saved my life and lives of many others that's unfair i am given the michoud in. every scene medic understood that a person who fully deserved to be acquitted was being put behind bars and that means all of us doctors may end up in prison where are you in the missile if we get punished just for following correct procedures then it will be afraid to do our

jobs as doctors the support campaign online is gathering pace with age just we starved hash tag and you me and me sued in the social network posts profile pictures being changed its native wish there was that it did you know that in the courtroom after she was already handcuffed the last thing she said to her husband was not about her child but about our patients she asked that they be taken care of so a doctor who was already convicted who should have been angry had not cared but was still thinking about her patient we've tried to get a comment from the private clinic that carried out the surgery following the biopsy and the stomach pains but they're refusing to talk to journalists though in their online press statement the clinic stands by its doctors and their work the case is so controversial tragic and has grabbed so much attention the authorities are scratching their heads over what to do with that prosecutor's office request to

overturn the court's decision the reason violations committed in the process of investigation. the prosecutor and nationally had no doubt found no basis for an additional investigation request and only after a public outcry the prosecution appealed sizing violations of g. process the office this position casts doubts on the competency of its offices yeah i do not know all the details of that case i think it's the court's business and if necessary there can be a follow up to find out if there's a link between the doctor's actions and the death of the patients the staff at this clinic they want justice to prevail so as the relatives of the patient who want the person responsible punished we might never find the truth but after talking to people who work at this clinic i believe there is little doubt that experts should be given another chance to look at this case. heading stateside again i

majored polies corruption scandal is unfolding in the city of baltimore with astonishing claims of wrongdoing continuing to emerge six former police officers responsible for reducing gun crime have already pleaded guilty to running a criminal racket and four of them are now testifying against two other ex colleagues who have denied involvement. they came at me like a gang or something i remember one of the officers saying i looked like someone who needed to be robbed everybody's life is destroyed because of this my kids are afraid to go in the house the gun trace task force was made up of plainclothes officers on was supposed to be tackling the city's spiraling murder rate it was however dissolved in march last year and the officers arrested the unit's the tech to face the slew of charges including them they stole from big store did residents as well as committing fraud on fourth of firing evidence in criminal cases also we

were can reports now from baltimore on how the unit scrawlings were exposed. well it all started with an investigation into drug trafficking in new jersey then as the case unraveled federal authorities found out that the baltimore police department was also involved mostly its elite gun traced task force unit months of recordings recovered from a device planted in a police cruiser reveal that officers were involved in drug trafficking robbery falsifying reports and planting fake evidence in one case a high speed car chase resulted in a crash which the officers tried to cover up one of the indicted acts detectives involved actually broke down in tears in court it was a really bad accident none of us stopped to render aid to see if anyone was hurt we were foolish although i was doing so much wrong it got to a certain point where too much was too much altogether six officers have already pleaded guilty and two are still being tried but there are indications there's more

to the story than just one rogue police unit court records show that the city paid over half a million dollars to settle claims of misconduct and falsifying reports involving the very same officers and dating back as far as twenty four teams so why did the author choose to sleep at all under the rug on the use of this those offices of very well known issues for door without the door and this isn't the first incident where it came up it's been it's probably been plenty of complaints you can't go an x. for help because you're afraid that this particular might just do some so you might pencil it's common when we see them come we go to opposite direction if we can and if we can't we deal with the circumstances has been corruption for a long time you know just because this is one as in a way as though they decide to come forward or you know they got caught for what they done is stuff that particular incident but at the same time as not going to

stop the action has to be done to stop the corruption from these criminals are cops and the cops are criminals then there's the unsolved murder of detective shawn souter that took place in. november last year souter wasn't part of the country's taskforce but worked with some of the officers were now under indictment and the day before he was set to testify in the corruption probe he was shot in the head with his own weapon while on duty and another unfortunate twist which some might find suspicious a patrol car transporting the dying officer to a ospital got into an accident there's no suspect in the murder so far and no eyewitnesses except one unnamed partner and when the police commissioner tried to redirect the investigation to the f.b.i. the agency refused saying that the case had nothing to do with the corruption probe i'm growing increasingly uncomfortable that my home aside the texas did not know all of the facts known to the f.b.i. or the u.s. attorney's office that good if revealed to us assist in furthering this murder investigation in the way more police have launched an overhaul more police have

launched an overhaul including a new commissioner vowing to rein in city violence but investigators still seem to have a very complicated plot to unravel samir khan r t reporting from baltimore. moving to the middle east now were clashes have broken out between palestinians and israeli security forces in east jerusalem after the palestinian liberation organization called for a major day of rage. the on rest began in the palestinian neighborhood following friday prayers israeli defense forces laid off smoke and stun grenades to disperse the angry crowds there has been a spike in violence in jerusalem and the west bank following the u.s. president's controversial decision to recognize the contested city. ok we're back at watching the hawks in just a moment and i'll be here at the top of the hour with further reaction to that

controversial memo being released documenting alleged abuses of power. down. when lawmakers manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. from rome dream real news is. the world. of.

ratings salutation. this week as memos or the baited e-mails argued over and we come to the cold harsh realization that soon we will no longer be able to watch the shape changing gray creature sitting atop representative trey gowdy is head. of the mist creature let us not forget and all the fun that according to the bulletin of the atomic scientists the doomsday clock we are just two minutes from midnight the closest we've been to potential nuclear war since one thousand nine hundred fifty three which was the peak of the cold war and while many and while there are many factors that play in the setting the time on the doomsday clock one of the biggest as in the rising tensions between the united states and north korea

and fittingly the war of words and militaristic posturing continued this week as president the donald took the stage for his first state of the union address on tuesday evening after laying out the dire threat to the u.s. homeland and the rest of the world that north korea represents from declared from the day as we need only look at the deprived character of the north korean regime to understand the nature of the nuclear threat it could pose to america meanwhile on the other side of the world north korea and their leader kim jong moon release their white paper on human rights violations in u.s. in two thousand and seventeen the paper essentially calls out some of the bigger problems facing the united states today from homeliest homelessness to health care to president donald trump and his cabinet of billionaires from conglomerates pointing out that the racial violence that took place in charlottesville virginia on august twelfth is

a typical example of the acme of the current administration's policy of racism. so as the clock ticks closer and the rhetoric cuts deeper i think it's time to start watching the hallmarks. but what if you get the. real thing with. the bottom. like you that i got. with. this. week. welcome to the watch of the hawks i have a robot and i'm south of the wildlife. it's a hard it's. to sit and see i have to sit there and go yeah you're right it is not entirely wrong it's tough it's really hard because it's like when you

know you don't want us that we all know that you know north korea is bad we know the dangers of kim jong il and we know the horribleness you know well people up to you know how people live there and things like that right isolated and and all of that we know all that sure but when you know north korea releases a paper like this and you're going down the list of you know grievances and of trust of these they say the u.s. committed and a lot of things on that list you know you talk about on a nightly show or you've discussed with your friends or you know it's come up in conversation before and you realize wow kim jong un is a rock about this particular about these particular issues these are real issues that the u.s. is facing that that we should be ashamed of realistically yes you know but there's a it's not just about being ashamed and i think that's the problem is that the american diplomatic policy for quite a while has now been shaming we're just the shame police we run around should you

should be ashamed of yourself have you no shame you know it's all of this will. there are worse there is this and in the in the incentives instance of the russian federation i think that a lot of bigotry gets allowed because it's a white country so it's ok now when you look at somewhere like north korea it's kind of amazing how easy it has been for both right and left wing media to dehumanised them down to just little dolls it's like even use it we're all caught it like north korea's bad. and we catch ourselves really why did i say that what do i really know about north korea do i care about the people because what i hear is it's all about kim jong and i think there was kind of brilliant even if it is a form of what about islam for him to say you have problems i have i have problems we're not denying we have problems but. i think what he's saying is are you the country to be making decisions about this you're going to drop bombs on me for what i do but. how can you point the finger at me when there were.

and when you look at. some of the things that they listed out. build important posts in his administration with billionaires who had contributed to his election campaign. that's not just that's that's pretty much everyone. going back and that's what i mean diplomats are actually people who are public servants. in the diplomatic corps that are not their political appointees. in this white paper point out the intervention in the crackdown on the press has grown more intense as it has intensified over the past one year i would say the government. crackdown. that's not just a one year thing that has a history that has a presence that's something that we can point the finger out without saying who were little guilty ourselves and that's the thing is that's why we do the show i think one of the many reasons look i don't. want to make the united states

a better place i believe in the country that i was born and i live in but what i see these things i hate the fact that. i can point to the u.s. and say you do this and i can argue with you. i guess that is what about it but it's factual it's not as if you're saying well what about this and it didn't happen this isn't one of the situations he's listing things that are an issue things like twenty seventeen the homeless population in the u.s. numbers five hundred fifty four thousand people that's half a million people that we've just forgotten about. school expenses. student loans which is something that a lot of places in the world don't understand why we have things like that you would have to pay in a free country. where it's public education it's a public university but you can afford to pay for it and. i would w. suggest go out and take a look at what they put out obviously you know it's

a war of words between donald and kim jong but at least look at it so you can say you know what i need to know what other people are saying about my country and it rings true if you've seen those problems to then you have to start working to make them go away work to stop them work to get rid of the five hundred some odd almost we have your. according to the very institute nine hundred seventy there were a mere eight thousand women incarcerate in the united states in two thousand and fourteen that number has increased to approximately one hundred and ten thousand an increase of one thousand two hundred and seventy five percent while men's incarceration rose only two hundred percent and now the world prison report by the burbeck university's institute for criminal policy research in london has found that we in the us are number one again in female prison incarceration which has risen around the world by fifty three percent since the year two thousand worldwide the countries with the largest female prison populations are the us right at the

top with over two hundred eleven women in prison china with over one hundred thousand that would suspected to be much higher than reported the russian federation with forty eight thousand brazil with forty four thousand and thailand with forty one thousand women incarcerated the twenty five jurisdictions with the highest rates of incarcerated women are all american states in addition while five percent of the world's female population lives in the last the us accounts for nearly thirty percent of the world's incarcerated women twice as many as china and four times that of russia so have women become more violent has the scourge of feminism driven females across the world to become hardened antisocial criminals actually according to the very institute report overlooked women in jails and the air of reform. more than eighty one percent of incarcerated women are locked up for nonviolent offenses thirty two percent of women in jail are there for property

offenses twenty nine percent for drug offenses and nearly twenty one percent for public order offenses they also concluded that women often become involved with the justice system as a result of efforts to cope with life changing challenges such as poverty unemployment and significant physical or behavioral health struggles including those related to past histories of trauma mental illness or substance abuse so if the world looks to america for moral and ethical guidance then why are we in the u.s. telling the world that poor sick victimized and oppressed women don't deserve a fair shot at life. that is a great question i want to look at the report. you listed up the numbers of incarcerated people want to look at that again that was amazing the amount of around the world when you really see the difference that i think was the use of the us was two hundred eleven two hundred eleven women incarcerated. one hundred seventy five roger waters and forty four that boggles my mind that many people and .