investigators you might have seen what and who he might have been exposed to in the time of a trump as a presidential candidate and trump as president, rick gates has potentially been witness to a lot more than manafort ever saw. he was just there for a lot longer for a lot of extra parts of this, the trump presidential era that manafort ended up missing. rick gates becoming a cooperating witness is a big leap forward in terms of how much of a window the mueller investigation is going to have into all different phases of the trump candidacy and presidency. rick gates plead guilty to two felonies. one of them is lying to the fbi. interestingly, this guilty plea for lying to the fbi is not for something that happened a long time ago but really, really recently. his lie to the fbi which he pled guilty to today and he admits to now is something that happened earlier this month, february 21st, 2018. a lie about a meeting a few years ago that relates to him and paul manafort without lobbying for a foreign power. rick gates reportedly has had a very hard time making this decision about whether he would plea

had been in debt to prorussia interests for as much as $17 million before he joined donald trump's presidential campaign in march 2016. remember when all that stuff broke about him being in debt in really heavy debt until the time he joined trump's campaign? up close in the moment this looked like a very complicated story. nobody has bank accounts in cypress and their own name. it's all shell companies associated with shell companies associated with blah blah blah but disentangling it, what it looks lick from bank records, up until the time manafort joined the trump campaign, right up through that time when he's having the mad scramble to try to get his hands on millions of dollars in cash, he was in debt to russian interests to the tune of about 17 million including $7.8 million that he owed to a charming fellow named dapaska. right before manafort joined trump's campaign, manafort was in hawk to this guy for nearly $8 million. now part of this scheme that was described in yesterday's indictment is that sometimes manafort and gates would call something a loan when it was really just money bein

institutions and in some cases reopening all charges have been filed against former aides to the trump presidential campaign will not afford gate's by special counsel robert miller the first to count indictment includes tax on bank fraud charges and october metaphors and gates were charged with conspiracy to launder money both of pleaded not guilty but miller is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the twenty sixteen election castro has more from washington d.c. . it is important to point out that the name donald trump is not anywhere mention in these new charges are filed these thirty two counts account for money laundering of about thirty million dollars as well as filing false income tax statements they predate the time that these two men accused of these crimes rick gates and paul mann afford had joined on to the trump campaign however the significant part is the timing of filing these charges where kate's had been reportedly been ingo in negotiations with investigators to possibly flip and cooperate with the investigation for c. ably it's in exchange fo

of abusing its power in its investigations into donald trump's presidential campaign the white house the classified them. which had been commissioned by the republican devon newness the memo alleges the f.b.i. used unsubstantiated evidence to spy on a trump ain't jump and called it an absolute disgrace whilst democrats say the memo is aimed at de railing investigations into alleged links between the trump presidential campaign and russia. i think the man i think it's terrible you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country i think it's a disgrace the memo was sent to congress it was declassified congress will do whatever they're going to do but i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things what's going on. a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that so i sent it over to congress they will do what they are going to do whatever they do is find it was declassified. let's see what happens while our white house correspondent kimberly how can joins m

more charges have been father against former aides to the trump presidential campaign paul metaphoric gates by a special counsel robert miller those two count indictment includes tax and bank fraud charges in october metaphors and gates were conspired charged with conspiracy to launder money. results military has raided rio de janeiro's prison after the senate signed a decree putting the army in charge this is the security riot broke out of the prison on sunday with inmates complaining of overcrowding decision to take policing as part of a security intervention to restore law and order. and spanish police and officers died after clashes between police and football fans before europa league match between athletic bilbao and spartak moscow. the officers suffered a heart attack. those are your headlines more news on al-jazeera of the inside story. amnesty international slams what it calls trump lead politics of fate for eating away at human rights around the world as things deteriorate protest movements have been created to fight back but will activism turn the tide on certain policies t

more charges have been filed against former aides to the trump presidential campaign paul man the fort and gates by special counsel robert mueller now the thirty two count indictment includes tax and bank fraud charges in october a man of fortune gates were charged with conspiracy to launder money both have pleaded not guilty robert miller is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the twenty sixteen election hydro castro has more from the american capital. it is important to point out that the name donald trump is not anywhere mention in these new charges that are filed these thirty two counts account for money laundering of about thirty million dollars as well as filing false income tax statements they predate the time that these two men accused of these crimes rick gates and paul mann afford had joined on to the trump campaign however the significant part is the timing of filing these charges where kate's have been reportedly been ingo in negotiations with investigators to possibly flip and cooperate with the investigation for c ably it's in exc

companies charged them with creating hundreds of fake media profiles. >> former advisor to the trump and presidential campaign will reportedly testify against former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. will also plead guilty to fraud related charges. both manafort and gate was slapped with conspiracy and other charges by special council robert mueller last year. those charges are related to their work in the ukraine, long before trump's presidential run. manafort pleaded no not guilty to his charges. >> survivors of last week's deadly school shooting are calling for stricter gun laws after 17 people were killed in park land, florida. student will take a stand for gun control today. they hosted a rally on saturday, and staged walk out at local school on friday. that's after 19 year old nicholas cruz allegedly opened fire inside of marjorie stone man high school wednesday. he's being head without bail. one survivor believes the kids can make a change. >> the ones to make a difference because we have so much information at our fingertips. we relentless, we do not let things go. >> why is a kid more r

misled the judge in obtaining permission to spy on trump's presidential campaign this report has already been branded inaccurate and is a part of the blame game or is there some substance to this personally i think it's the blame game that's my personal view the nunez paper in my view is a republican version of cherry picking the facts as they choose to present them and now i understand there's another version circulating this the democratic version i frankly find that whole process to be regrown also not something i'm proud of as an american i'd prefer to see both parties sit down disks and discuss these things not in the public eye without declassifying or releasing classified information i think all of that is not something i as an american citizen that i would endorse or or say is a good thing especially as trump's election things haven't been like they used to be for like from what i understand about the american system the nation's foreign policy is largely decided in the white house and the state department and then there's a congress in the senate and they're more preoccupied was

says it has "grave concerns" about a report thought to outline alleged surveillance of the trump presidentialhs of five children at hospitals in northern ireland between 1996 and 2003, has found that four of them were avoidable. chris page reports. claire roberts was nine when she died 22 years ago. her family were told at the time her death was caused by a virus. since then claire's parents, jennifer and alan, have been trying to find out what really happened. the grief is still overwhelming. even standing at the sink looking out at the back garden come summertime, you can still see her on her slide and her swing. she was at school on the monday and we essentially had lost claire by the tuesday evening, the early hours of wednesday morning. so they have robbed me of everything. the public inquiry heard claire was given a fatal overdose of drugs and fluids. she is one of five children whose deaths were investigated. the oldest was conor mitchell who was 15, raychel ferguson was nine, adam strain died aged four and the youngest was lucy crawford who was 17 months. today the inquiry chairman ma

. >> one speech cannot and does not make donald trump presidential. sidential. he is a dangerous, unprincipled, divisive and shameful races. his vulgarity and his disrespect for women and people of color is a terrible role model for our children. whenever he appears on tv, there should be a disclaimer that says "this may not be acceptable for children." >> dana: greg, good line for speech or not? >> greg: i would love to live in that waters' world. every leader, you have to be honest, foulmouthed, part of the job. we are in the era were people telling you or record you. the thing that drives me crazy are the stories to begin with donald trump erupted an x or donald trump exploded at x. if you were in the workplace, people do yell at people, and then move on. when you are ticked off about something, you yell. when i first got to fox and i was doing redeye and i didn't know what the hell i was doing him i was screaming at inanimate objects. trump reads the newspaper and he will yell "what the hell is going on question" i think a lot of liberals are unfam

abused its surveillance powers where it when it investigated donald trump's presidential campaign the agency contests the documents accuracy while democrats say that its release could undermine investigations into russian interference in the twenty six thousand election. the stories. that were part of. a quick exchange overheard after donald trump state of the union speech on tuesday night the us president reassures a republican lawmaker that he has every intention of putting out the memo that's polarizing washington. if you. just press the memo was commissioned by devon yunus chairman of the republican house intelligence committee and it describes alleges surveillance abuses by f.b.i. and justice department officials looking into possible ties between the truck campaign and russia investigators are accused of failing to disclose that their probe was partly based on research financed by hillary clinton's campaign republicans claim this shows anti trumbo bias at the f.b.i. they're calling for the memo to be released. there may have been milf eason's at the f.b.i. by certain individuals

brought by the office of special counsel robert muller which is probing alleged ties between trump's presidential campaign and russia president trump said the indictment proves his campaign did not collude with moscow to tip the election. on nato secretary general young stoltenberg has called for maximum pressure to force north korea to abandon its nuclear missile program but he said it should be done using diplomatic means and economic sanctions berg was speaking at the annual munich security conference. security here is very tight understandably the world is a dangerous place the munich security conference is chairman. believes it has not been this dangerous in a long time his warning today's international conflicts have the potential to escalate very rapidly so i'm boring i think the global security situation is more unstable today there has been at any time since the demise of the soviet union the new tensions between russia and the u.s. the syrian conflict and the growing threat from nuclear weapons nato secretary general pointed out that europe too has to adjust. within range of north korea

by the office of special their own for robert muller which is probing allege a time between trump's presidential campaign and russia and russia has no clues for his part president trump says the indictment proves his campaign did not cool dude with moscow to tip the election on twitter he wrote quote russia started their anti us campaign in twenty fourteen long before i announce that i would run for president the results of the election were not impacted the trump campaign did nothing wrong no collusion. are right some sports news now and they're calling it one of the biggest shocks of the winter olympics a check snowboarder has won downhill skiing super g. event her name is esther laid to come and she took the fast super g. course head on the ticker has won world snowboard gold twice but after her final run down the chung course she found herself winning scheme gold one one hundredth of a second ahead of defending champion and the fate of austria american skiing icon lindsey vonn seemed in line to challenge until a massive air at the bottom left her in sixth place. japan's rouhani who has becom

controversial memo accusing the fbi of abusing its powers in its investigations into donald trump's presidentialit was declassified. congress will do whatever they are going to do but i think it is a disgrace what is happening in our country. prominent conservative mp jacob rees—mogg has been caught up in a scuffle with protestors while giving a talk at the university of the west of england in bristol. darren osborne — the man who drove a van in to a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london — is jailed for a minimum of 43 years, with the judge describing his actions as a "suicide mission". and newsnight, is

controversial memo accusing the fbi of abusing its power in its investigations into donald trump's presidentialemo was sent to congress, it was declassified, congress will do whatever they want to do but i think it isa whatever they want to do but i think it is a disgrace what is happening in our country. darren osborne, the man who drove a van in to a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london, is jailed for a minimum of 43 years with the judge describing his actions as a suicide mission.

they spent more than $30 million supporting donald trump's presidential candidacy seeing in 2016. chair of the uc berkeley science department transformed from a hunting and gun enthusiasts club to a powerful political lobbying group in the 70s and 80s funding comes from gun manufacturers and annual fees. >> the reason they are so uncompromising is because of that. there are issues where nra issues that . >> members themselves would be willing to compromise. . >> during his speech, the head of the nra criticized several senators. >>> car rental company enterprise says it is ending of the discount for in our a members. the bank of omaha is now refusing to make in our a credit card for the nra. >>> the one help to identify two suspects that broke into a home last week. but just released these photos from a homeowner surveillance video. these members pushed into the back door on february 16 and ransacked the house and stole property. if you have any in for nation please call the police. >>> last night a mental health form was held to help people still struggling with losing their home

justice department as part of the investigation into potential ties between russia and the 2016 trump presidential campaign. yesterday, fbi director christopher wray released a statement asking white house not to release the memo saying that there are grave concerns about its accuracy. >>> the trop administration is expected to allow 7000 syrian refugees to stay in the us for at least 18 more months under a temporary protected status program. more syrians who are trying to escape the wars of the countries will not be allowed to apply for the program. the current program was doomed to and at the end of march. >>> where learning details about the deadly crash in virginia involving a train carrying members of congress. christopher foley said the train was taking lawmakers from washington, dc to a retreat in west virginia yesterday when the train slammed into a dump truck. holy was one of two passengers in front of the truck. . >> it was an instantaneous death. i do not think that he suffered. . >> six people were rushed to the hospital and one is in critical condition. congressman jason lewis suffere

controversial memo accusing the fbi of abusing its powers in its investigations into donald trump's presidential campaign. the memo was sent to congress, it was declassified. congress will do whatever they are going to do but i think it is a disgrace what is happening in our country. prominent conservative mp jacob rees—mogg has been caught up in a scuffle with protestors while giving a talk at the university of the west of england in bristol. darren osborne — the man who drove a van in to a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london — is jailed for a minimum of 43 years, with the judge describing his actions as a "suicide mission". and newsnight, is the fbi's investigation into donald trump compromised by its reliance on the work of a british spy determined to keep him down. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a controversial republican memo has been released, accusing the fbi of bias its investigation into alleged collusion between president trump's election campaign in russia. the document's publication was authorised by donald trump, who says authorised by donald trump, who says a lot of

on friday of course you'll remember the deputy chairman of the trump presidential campaign, rick gates, he changed his plea in federal court to guilty. he previously had been pleading not guilty, had been fighting dozens of felony charges. but with his guilty plea on friday, the government agreed not to pursue the charges they had previously brought against him. he pled guilty instead to two new counts, including lying to the fbi and in so doing signed a very thorough cooperation agreement, which compels him now to become a cooperating witness for robert mueller's prosecutors in the special counsel's office. when all the previous charges were dropped against rick gates in exchange for his guilty plea on those two new charges, mueller's prosecutors basically took off the shelf the earlier indictments in which rick gates and paul manafort had been charged together and they rewrote them so that now all those charges are just against paul manafort. we've now gotten new indictments that are against manafort alone, they incorporate all the charges he and gates used to be facing together, plu

onto become chairman and deputy chairman of the trump campaign and all of a sudden again the pressure seems to go away. quote, early in the presidential campaign deripaska representatives openly accused manafort of fraud. after trump's nomination deripaska's representatives said they would no longer discuss the case. and we also now know that something was going on during the trump campaign. while manafort and gates were chairman and deputy chairman something was going on between them and deripaska, during the campaign, while that you were running the campaign. quote, on april 11, 2016, two weeks after donald trump hired the political consultant, manafort to lead his campaign, manafort wrote quote, i assume you have shown our friends my media coverage. and he responded quote, absolutely, every article. manafort then asked how do we use to get whole? has ovd operation seen? ovd, oleg deripaska. his campaign chairman offered to provide briefings. paul manafort made the offering in e-mails asking that a message be sent to oleg deripaska, an aluminum magnate in which manafort had done business with in the past. he wrote quote, if he needs

the memo alleges the fbi abused its surveillance powers when investigated donald trump's presidentialampaign. the agency contests the document's accuracy. they say it could undermine investigations into the russia 2016 meddling. [applause] reporter: a quick exchange overheard after donald trump's state of the union. he assures paper republican lawmaker he has every intention of putting out the memo polarizing washington. >> thank you. reporter: the memo was commissioned by devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee. it describes alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi and justice department officials looking into possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. investigators are accused of failing to disclose their probe was partly based on research financed by hillary clinton's campaign. republicans when this shows antitrust -- anti-trump bias. >> there may have been malfeasance at the fbi by certain individuals, so it is our job conducting oversight to get to the bottom of that. sunshine is the best disinfectant. we want all this information to come out so transpar

you in the last hour, los angeles times reporting that rick gates, forther top aide to the trump presidential campaign will accept a plea deal from special counsel robert mueller. according to the times, gates will plead guilty to fraud-related charges and made clear he will testify against former trump campaign manager, paul manafort. gates was indicted with manafort back in october. let's bring back jeffenet us from parkland,lorida. jeff, i know it is very early since this news broke but what's the reaction if there has been from the white house, what could we possibly expect from the white house given reactions in the past to the indictments against paul manafort and rick gates? >> well, we can expect them to make the point they have made all along. there was no collusions with the trump campaign and russia. but rick gates and paul manafort charged back in october with 12 counts including money launder, tax fraud, conspiracy against the u.s. and failure to register as foreign agents. what is so notable about this, reporting from the "l.a. times," that rick gates is finalizing a plea deal,

it alleged misconduct by junior fbi officials investigate the trump presidential cam pain. it says justice department obtained multiple warjts to track carter payment paced on information compiled by democrats. president trump authorized memo owes released. >> i think it's a guess grace what's happening in our kupty and when you look at that and see that and so many other things of what is going on a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that. >> and democrats on the intelligence committee say they have rebutle to the memo they once released and that's expected to happen next week. >> chaos broke out inside a michigan courtroom today where former sports doctor larry nassar is facing sentencing. >> i want that sop of a [bleep]. >> a father of three victims became overwhelmed with anger when daughters describing alleged abuse. he asked the judge to allow him five minutes flocked a room with this demonday. when refused he was stopped by secuirty and tackle the father later apologized and was released without being charged u.s. stocks slumped today an

and justice department of securing a warrant to spy on donald trump's presidential campaign based on he unverified claims in the trump russia steal dossier which was paid for in part by the democrats i think it's terrible if you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country i think it's a disgrace and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things what's going on. a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that well if you take a look at the four page memo facts now christopher steele. ca this was the basis on which the f.b.i. acquired their warrant under the foreign intelligence surveillance act their warrant to wiretap members of the trauma campaign that was based on the infamous r.c.a. from christopher steel now we also know that the f.b.i. chief said it was so lace this and verify furthermore the f.b.i. was aware that the d.n.c. and the hillary clinton foundation paid roughly one hundred sixty thousand dollars for this deal dossier they knew it was paid for by the d.n.c. but they did not mention that in the

it alleged misconduct byjunior s investigate the trump presidential cam pain. it says justice department obtained multiple warjts to track carter payment paced on information compiled by democrats. president trump authorized memo owes released. >> i think it's a guess grace what's happening in our kupty and when you look at that and see that and so many other things of what is going on a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that. >> and democrats on the intelligence committee say they have rebutle to the memo they once released and that's expected to happen next week. >> chaos broke out inside a michigan courtroom today where former sports doctor larry nassar is facing sentencing. >> i want that sop of a [bleep]. >> a father of three victims became overwhelmed with anger when daughters describing alleged abuse. he asked the judge to allow him five minutes flocked a room with this demonday. when refused he was stopped by secuirty and tackle the father later apologized and was released without being charged u.s. stocks slumped today an

first, rick gates, a former senior official in donald trump's presidential campaign, has pled guilty to conspiracy against the united states andti lying to investors. he is cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the u.s. election. a brief time ago i discussed this all with david catanese, senior politics writer for "us news &orld report." david, how significant is it that rick gates, former deputy chair of the trump campaign, pu chair of the trump inauguration, is cooperating with the special counsel? david: at first glance it is most significant for paul manafort. this guy was his protÉge for years and years. ctremember, the innt is based on crimes they are saying were committed previous to theai trump ca involvement. basically, financial scheme to hide millions of dollars ofea their work ovefor russian governments and different foreign entities that they basically sheltered away from the united states. if you are paul manafou are looking, oh, here goes my friend and he is turning on me. what we n't know is what gat knows to t bi

addressed the killer killed the killer no more charges are being filed against former trump presidential campaign aides paul manifolds and rick gates by special counsel robert mueller the thirty two count indictment includes tanks and bank fraud in october manifold and gates were charged with conspiracy to launder money that with the news headlines do stay with us. ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied for the state of their economy this is easily a study his biggest tech success story the company was poor by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. in august twenty seventh seen a devastating landslide in sierra leone killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and to be opposed to a crisis initially free grains pulls on by climate change with thought to be the cold but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment degradation weeping to wasps watchdog warnin

. >> one speech cannot and does not make donald trump presidential. he is a dangerous, unprincipled, divisive, and shameful racist. >> been talking about reaping the rewards of the big tax cut bill because february 1st was going to be the big date when you are also going to have more money in your paycheck. ♪ ♪ who says you can't go home ♪ there's only one place ♪ to call it one of their own. steve: look, we're home after a couple days on the roof at 101 constitution where it was really cold. welcome to us back home. we are chapsd. chapped. brian: think about our workers who work outdoors every day. i sat with too many thermals on that squeezed me too much. i instead of going thermal i went insular which is beyond armor it squeezes you tight. ainsley: you wore a onesie. steve: you wore a girdle. brian: wearing the tight version of underarmor almost the first version from 1982. together i think i actually got warm ban hour ago. ainsley: some people call them spanx. brian: i do the no wear spanx. steve: i took two pairs of shoes yesterday. every 20 minu

and let the judge in obtaining permission to spy on trump's presidential campaign this report has alreadybeen branded inaccurate and is a part of the blame game or is there some substance to this. personally i think it's the blame game that's my personal view the nunez paper in my view is a republican version of cherry picking the facts as they choose to present them and now i understand there's another version circulating this the democratic version i frankly find that whole process to be regrown also not something i'm proud of as an american i'd prefer to see both parties sit down disks and discuss these things not in the public eye without declassifying or releasing classified information i think all of that is not something i as an american citizen that i would endorse or or say is a good thing especially as trump's election things haven't been like they used to that before like from what i understand about the american system the nation's foreign policy is largely decided in the white house and the state department and then there's a congress in the senate and they're more preoccupie

did lot about putin to help donald trump win the u.s. presidential election and how free and fair with russia's own presidential election next month going to be one of putin's leading opponents i'm speak to a former top cia spy.

misled the judge in obtaining permission to spy on trump's presidential campaign this report has already been branded inaccurate is it part of the blame game or is there some substance to this. personally i think it's the blame game that's my personal view the new paper in my view is a republican version of cherry picking the facts as they choose to present them and now i understand there's another version circulating the democratic version i frankly find that whole process to be regrown also not something i'm proud of as an american i'd prefer to see both parties sit down this and discuss these things not in the public eye without declassifying to releasing classified information i think all of that is not something as an american citizen that i would dorsey or say is a good thing and a specialist trumps election things haven't been like they used to be before like from what i understand about the american system the nation's foreign policy is largely decided in the white house and the state department and then there's a congress in the senate and they're more preoccupied with internal

and the justice department of securing a warrant to spy on donald trump's presidential campaign the warrant was based on on verified claims made in the no natori is trump dot ca written by the former british spy christopher steele the white house has said in a statement that nothing in the democratic memo countries donald trump statements that neither he or his campaign colluded with moscow or are closely following this story and we'll keep you updated right throughout the hours here on our team. in other news this hour world powers have approved a thirty day humanitarian ceasefire for syria a resolution was passed in a unanimous vote at the u.n. security council headquarters in new york killam up and has more in this. there has been a resolution agreed on by the fifteen member body that leads the united nations regarding the situation in eastern guta this is an enclave to the east of the syrian capital of damascus and it's a place that's under the control of rebels and terrorists that are working to overthrow the syrian government since twenty thirteen it has been surrounded by government

and the justice department of securing a warrant to spy on donald trump's presidential campaign and the white house has said in a statement of that nothing in the democratic known mo counters trumps the statements that neither he nor his campaign colluded with russia according to the republicans the warrants to spy on the. campaign was based on unverified claims made in the now notorious trump dossier written by a former british spy christopher steele however to the democratic memo the f.b.i. probe long predated the receipt of steele's information. for some insight on this story we can now bring in dan the human rights lawyer thanks for being with us here on r.t. international. this whole memo war has been a really interesting thing the document claims that the republican memo was a transparent effort to undermine the f.b.i. the special counsel and in the congress investigations and risks public exposure of sensitive sources for no legitimate purpose you think that these are fair accusations. now. look it democratic memo so it really does not with. much of what was in the republican mem

abused its powers when it investigated the trump presidential campaign democrats say the memo is a fabrication by the g.o.p. to undermine robert mohler as investigation into russian ties to truong and possible interference in the election that may trump the president. really. at work on. a quick exchange overheard after donald trump state of the union speech on tuesday night the u.s. president reassures a republican lawmaker that he has every intention of putting out the memo that's polarizing washington. press the memo was commissioned by devin newness chairman of the republican house intelligence committee and it describes alleges surveillance abuses by f.b.i. and justice department officials looking into possible ties between the truck campaign and russia investigators are accused of failing to disclose that their probe was partly based on research financed by hillary clinton's campaign republicans claim this shows anti trumbo bias at the f.b.i. they're calling for the memo to be released. there may have been milf eason's at the f.b.i. by certain individuals so it is our job in conducting t

the indictment says the russians tried to create chaos, supporting the trump presidential campaign, and disparaging hillary clinton in the general election, not just by posting on social media, but going so far as to travel to key states, organizing rallies, like this flash mob in florida in august 2016. but the government says the americans there had no idea the russians were behind it. the indictment says the defendants paid a clinton impersonator to perform in a cage wearing a prison uniform, and even after the election they allegedly staged pro and anti-trump rallies on the same day to keep up the confusion. with a budget of more than $1 million a month, the russians even communicated with unwitting members, volunteers, and supporters of the trump campaign, all while hiding their true identity according to the deputy attorney general. >> there's no allegation in this indictment that any american had any knowledge. >> reporter: rob rosenstein specifically citing only this indictment. though the president's taking a broader view, after months of calling the russia investigation -- >>

plans to release a classified memo on his investigation into connections between russia and the trump presidential election the public inside the never reveal survivors abuses by the f.b.i. and the justice department the f.b.i. says it has grave concerns about its accuracy. and a court of arbitration for sport has overturned lifetime bans on twenty eight russian out of the graphics accused of doping but the international olympic committee is warning the ruling could harm the future fight against it because it's . uncertain whether vacillates will be able to compete in the winter olympics which begin next week. of yet you can always get a d w news on the go just download out from google play from the op will still give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for i mean breaking news can also use it to send us a photos i'm sorry. that's it you're up to date i'll have more if you up the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site that's t w dot com have a good day. good mood. good. right to the end of. alongside suspects exercise and

the indictment says the russians tried to create chaos supporting the trump presidential campaign and disparaging hillary clinton in the general election not just by posting on social media by going so far as to travel to key states organizing rallies like this flash mob in florida in august 2016. but the government says the americans there had no idea the russians were behind it. the indictment says the defendants paid a clinton impersonator to perform in a cage wearing a prison uniform. and even after the election they allegedly staged pro and anti-trump rallies on the same day to keep up the confusion. with a budget of more than a million dollars a month, the russians even communicating with unwitting members, volunteers the and supporters of the trump campaign all while hiding their true identity according to the deputy attorney general. >> there's no allegation in this indictment that any american had any knowledge. >> reporter: rod rosenstein specifically citing only this indictment though the president's taking a broader view after months of calling the russia investigation --

justice department securing a warrant to spy on donald trump's presidential campaign based only on verified claims in the trump russia steal dossier which was paid for by the democrats. i think it's terrible you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country i think it's a disgrace the memo was sent to congress it was d. plus and congress will do whatever they're going to do but i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things what's going on in a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that well if you take a look at the four page memo that there was so much anticipation of you'll be coming across some rather interesting facts now the christopher steel dossier this was the basis on which the f.b.i. acquired their warrant under the foreign intelligence surveillance act their warrant to wiretap members of the trump campaign that was based on the infamous r.c.a. from christopher steel and now we also know that the f.b.i. chief said it was so lace this and unveri

says it has "grave concerns" about a report thought to outline alleged surveillance of the trump presidentialwords, think about this — a killer whale has been taught to speak. the captive orca at a french marine theme park mimics human speech through her blowhole. very interesting. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the china daily reports that beijing will boost ties with the united kingdom in fields such as nuclear power, finance, and high—tech trade. 0n the first visit of british prime minister theresa may to the country, the paper says premier li keqiang believes both countries should open up more to each other and align development strategies. the japan times leads on president trump's state of the union address. it says that while mr trump touted his pushback against "unfair trade deals", he had little new to say about key issues concerning japan. and the straits times here reports on the heavy rain continuing to blanket several parts of singapore. it publishes this dramatic front page picture of a tree crashing down across marine parade road, almost completely