feed your cells today. >>> meet andrei lugovoi. handsome, dapper, urbane.of the men scotland yard believes conspired to poison former russian agent alexander litvinenko. we'd been negotiating an interview for weeks. he agreed, then backed out, then finally sat down with us. what did you think of litvinenko? were you friendly? would you consider yourselves friends? >> translator: i have always said that we have never been friends. he was a very complicated person, slightly crazy i would say. he was given to conspiracy theories, to blowing things up out of all proportion. >> reporter: he and litvinenko both used to work for the fsb. both had served time in jail. it was a bond between them. lugovoi had done very well in business after that and opened a security consulting firm. he says he and litvinenko met several times in london to discuss doing business there together including that now infamous meeting in the pine bar where scotland yard says litvinenko was poisoned. lugovoi says the meeting was no big deal. so what do you remember about sitting there at t

. >>> in a unique moment andrey yaw offered money to potential voters saying how his universal income tack plan would work. he would give money each month >> i'm going to do something unprecedent tonight. my campaign will now give a freedom difb dent $1,000 a month a year for ten american families, somebody at home. if you believe you can solve your own problems better, go to yang2020.com and tell us how you could do just that. >> his entry form is on the website. yang said the money will come from campaign donations unlike earlier when he paid for freedom dividends to three families with his own money. experts say it's not a campaign violation because he's not asking for people's vote in exchange for the money. yang's plan was trending on twitter after the other people, they were kind of ridiculing yang and they compare this offer to a lottery. >>> now, the fact-checker, you know they were hard at work again last night. to find out which up, go to abc 7s.com. >>> as of now, the cause of a crash isn't known. it happened just after 8:00 last night. it caused delays for amtrak, but trai

the final but stunning to her and a record equalling 24th grand slam is canada's rising star pianka andrei s.k. david starts reports. he's not one of my just 27 team but serena williams seems determined to change that and make history in new york this week whatever elena spitz alina threw at her in the semifinal williams 3 strikes back. my money she was on a mission using her trademark power game and even rest serve and volley tactics it was all simply too much for her opponent i told williams took their $6.00 games to 3 and the dominance continued in the 2nd set she had an answer for everything. the 6th time champion of the top one game and she sealed victory in a place in the final for the 2nd year running. i 3 in his last 3 final set to come back from childbirth but she now has another chance to equal barbara cole truckload of 24 grand slams she's got one day off to get ready not that she thinks she'll get much rest. but i do know it is me. hanging out with b.b. and doing activities we wanted for me. so i try to save as much time with her i moved 4 times 1st or most the other semifinal

and 19th major championship, just o serena gets slammed shut she was serving far court when bianca andrei barks canada's first grand slam champion at 19 years old. >>> the nfl's 100th season kicked off with high scoring games and huge plays let's start in new england sunday night on nbc where the super bowl winning patriots unveiled their latest championship banner, and they played like a team ready for another one. tom brady tossed through touchdowns in the big victory over pittsburgh. got a little help from josh gordon here, who broke a bunch of tackles get to the end zone on that one. patriots crush the steelers, 33-3 now to miami where the ravens put down a historic beating on the dolphins baltimore quarterback lamar jackson counted for five touchdowns on the way to a 59-10 rout 59 points, most ever scored in a single game in ravens history. and the outlook is already so bleak in miami, pro football similar, they didn't stem's change the verbiage this year. he just got a big one here, jim. >> henry taking the pass with an open field, taking off down the left sideline with a blocker in

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address them half a century ago the prominent scientist and public figure the nobel prize laureate andrei sakharov of growth the following words. the division of mankind threatens it with destruction if mankind is to step away from the brink it must overcome its divisions and go it was the unification which was considered the key task of the un by its founding fathers let us be worthy of their legacy and memory thank you very attention. right so we've just been listening to the foreign ministers of russia and china. spoke 1st making references to the trade war between his country and the united states warning that trade disputes in tariffs would be bad for everyone saying that it would result in a global recession and then just hearing there from russia said again lover of he spoke a fair bit about arms control he criticized the u.s. withdrawal from the i.m.f. treaty the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty also expressed concern about the future of the start treaty which is due to expire in 2021 and the purpose of that treaty is to really limit u.s. and russian nuclear weapons deploy

congressional candidates to andrei caught in. the eyes elaine but if she warn you posted by you can i do the dishes at the bazemore those jeans and you speech and see me do you believe true. cause and about that some of them when he dies if he has something. he needs i mean that so that in fact involved. a lot of people see sawing in as a fire to the truth is it's not the most ardent most schools. but as in the adams to me as if i choose. the. last. year in charity for the cabinet foundation doing. people who simply knew. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to be close it's like the 3 of them or the people. i'm interested in using the war using my power. to move. welcome back i'm still here on the day of the afghan presidential elections as one of the candidates for president but while the mustard washington also has the i.m.f. they've given tens of millions of dollars to afghanistan with where is all that money g

foreign secratary, dominic raab, have been attending events in the polish capital, hosted by president andreyildren, from cities to the countryside. operation pied piper was the biggest and most concentrated mass movement of people in britain's history. hannah gray has been speaking to some of those wartime evacuees. the sun in the sands, where i first had my alcoholic drink at the age of ten. the age of ten? a glass of cider. roger is 91. he's brought his granddaughter to the village he was evacuated to 80 years ago. ten years old, nearly 11, and of course i was evacuated to the beautiful village of lamberhurst. can you remember the date that you got evacuated? yes, friday the 1st of september 1939. this building here is the former butcher's shop where i stayed for the first five months. roger was one of 1.5 million people evacuated at the outbreak of world war ii. archive narrator: so it's goodbye to the cities and danger areas. labelled and loaded and not forgetting their gas masks, the children head for the special train, and they're not worrying, they're off on a holiday. how were you fe

or holland based investigative journalist andrei the czech thinks the protesters are already receiving help from washington. actually got their stories through all to probably expect i only go to . the help from the united states or united states is not done i'll force on the troops or do anything got to to help them out however there are counting fully on the direct. media and propaganda support from the us from the united states. the model says so call them all going to serve movement that's or hearing about this war that surely body demographically does anyone who is against them is being either intimidated or ducked china is. keeping cool it is so far between the home grown. lawyers force one and the local protestors but how long the situation going lasted a whole because entire cities but all eyes stations are being destroyed and the main avenues absolutely dropped from that us to the suited. her actions have ramped up in russia with taking place in 85 vacant across the country. donna has all. well it was the day when all of russia voted and each region on its own level throughout

foreign secratary dominic raab, have been arriving in the capital warsaw, where polish president andreyemony, i spoke to poland's ambassador to the uk, arkady rzegocki and asked how his country would be remembering events 80 years ago today. 80th anniversary since their break of the second world war, one of the biggest tragedies in world history. and because the war started with the nazi german invasion into poland we commemorated their stay in the biggest events take place in warsaw with many prime ministers and presidents and head of states gathering altogether in our capital. the history of what led up to the invasion and occupation of poland by the nazis in 1931 is quite a painful one for your country and other countries in europe and for britain because of the policy of appeasement up because of the policy of appeasement up to that point. —— 1939. is there a sense that the british and others such as the french let poland down? still the second world war is a very important issue in polish minds. because we lost almost 6 million polish citizens. we lost many cities. half of poland w

both investigative journalist andrei will check things the protesters are already receiving help from washington actually brought their stories through all to probably. expect any direct help from the united states or united states is long gone are of course and the troops are doing anything got. to help them out however they are counting fully on the. media and propaganda support from us through the united states. the market assist so called them all going to serve movement that's of or hearing about this was actually about a democratically does anyone who is against them is being either intimidated or ducked china is. keeping cool it is so far between home grown. lawyers for swim and the local protestors but how long the situation going lasted a little bit goes entire cities but all eyes stations are being destroyed and the main avenues absolutely dropped from that us of the sort that you've been watching the weekly here on r.t. international and we'll be back with more updates in about half an hour. exists is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the bran

continuing to work on behalf of votes in other european countries in london she's campaigning for andrei events on who had initially plans to run for election in italy. but to a new party. she has little hope of getting anywhere. near that it would be a logistical nightmare to run across europe because you have different legal systems and the systems to run for election and it is the case we can run in countries but we can't run in many others. the father of my grandfathers and grandfathers or people coming with me here we don't even be able to stay in the same room after the civil war and now we feel like brothers we can never meet you know war on these men is something that only brought us and that we should 1st serve an up or not. i don't believe you because it's you but i think it's just the best solution we have. this is an amazing project that generations need to make sure we. meet from the moment people nationalist movements are right sponsor there's a reason for it i don't agree with it but this commute reason puts people on the dump put on the i mean if they're going to such ext

former diplomat andrei andreiy telizenko is known for his claims that democrats colluded against trumpys the two men spent six hours discussing a range of issues. >> my insights on what's happening in the u.s./ukrainian relationship and the dnc collusion was also mentioned. what my insights were on him. >> reporter: so you had the sense this was a priority for mr. giuliani. >> yeah, that's the -- he doesn't hide it. it's his work. that's what he was hired to do to represent the president of the united states and his personal interests. >> reporter: by trying to further conspiracy theories about the president's political opponents? >> no. there's no conspiracy theories to that. we need to investigate this properly. >> reporter: sergei lushenko says giuliani started applying pressure to investigate the bidens shortly after the election. >> i knew it for sure. because for giuliani it was only interest in ukraine to get this information about biden and use the information in the u.s. >> reporter: you think he was focused on it for the president? >> for sure. not for his private purposes. w

by only osaka williams never looked like herself in this year's final 19 year old canadian bianca andrey school who won the 1st set 63 she was then up 51 in the 2nd set before williams fought back to 5 games all and risk who kept a cool head to claim the 1st grandstand title of her career winning the 2nd set $75.00. top phillips's dark drama joker starring oscar nominee hakim phoenix has taken home the golden lion award at the venice film festival phoenix plays batman's nemesis and follows his transformation from a vulnerable loner into a confident villain roman polanski's military drama an officer and a spy took the runner up silver lion's grand jury prize. following on the headlines on al-jazeera this hour president donald trump says he's called off secret meetings involving the taliban and afghan government that were to be held in the u.s. on sunday he says it's because if it's suicide bombing in kabul which killed an american soldier and 11 other people have a chance he has more from washington. if this too used to be believed the talks are off without these talks but don't trump hav

as discussed, connecting you here with andrey yermark. i suggest we schedule a call together. >> certainly has as this new government has come into office. >> reporter: white house press secretary rather than answer questions about the scandal and a briefing instead released a statement saying nothing has changed with the release of this complaint, which is nothing more than a collection of third-hand accounts, events and coupled together with press clippings but the president is innocent and did nothing wrong here. even republicans are wondering why the white house would have covered up the president's alcohols. one conceded to me, wolf shall this matter warrants an investigation. wolf? >> allegations against president trump are very serious. among them, the whistleblower alleges the president asked ukrai ukraine's president to investigate political rival joe biden on a phone call and that the white house lawyers ordered the rough transcript of that call to be hidden because it showed, i'm quoting now "bous of office by mr. trump." the c