down the table after a poor run of results and now visits strode out without their star striker america media reports say he's been suspended for turning up late for training. goal gator appear in obama young is out dortmund gave no further details on why he has been disciplined and dropped from the squad obama young was hoping to end his goal drought in the game against stuttgart the striker has been a miscreant's lot lately no goals in his last five audi peter boss has been under pressure due to dortmund certain decline from top of the table to third their last win in the league came back in september. on the ice their money you know if you don't win the big question and. if you want to call that opposing wins then yes we feel the breeze that's for sure. and over the last three weeks the winds change quickly. after the last international break the first match against leipzig and that's when it began as well and we definitely feels. that's not for me that's the challenge to once again turn it around. and i'm sure we'll manage does mean the show friday night could be perfect timing for dortmu

if i could just go back to freedom of press again for a second i think it's fair to say that in america media is quite the topic of conversation right now for example present trump was while while we criticize for refusing to give a question to a c.n.n. reporter a few months ago and yet we have no one blinking an eye at what's happening with r.t. america why the double standard there. well it's it's simply you have to understand that while we we proclaim freedom of the press in america we do not have freedom of the press and america there are i think are probably many countries that have greater freedom of the press. but we have a we have a very subtle a controlled press. and i think you know i wish that president trump were surrounded by advisors who who shared his views because i think if he were to be informed about this he'd say no way we're not going to we're not going to do this but the problem is he's surrounded by by war hawks like mcmasters and and some of the others and they they screen this information from him so he's not aware of of some of these things going on but it really it

a guy by the name angelo, the president of media matters for america.is anti-free speech, his pro-censorship group is trying to silence every conservative voice in this country. as a website dedicated -- look at it right there, to exposing who is this guy that wants to silence every conservative voice? who is angelo? there's a website, you can look it up for yourself, you can see it up on your screen. it is all a vile, vicious comments that he even admits that he may. if you look at his twitter account, and we have not independently verified the website, but i encourage you to check it out for yourself. let's put it this way, if any conservative made the remarks that are found on that website, angelo would be calling for a boycott of himself. check it out. i want to be crystal clear: like i have been this entire time when it comes to judge roy moore, if the allegations, the serious allegations against him are true, as i have been saying again and again and again and again, it is beyond disgusting, beyond reprehensible. i said that to judge moore when i

media matters for america watches us mainstream media for their climate coverage the most telling finding is that aside from when world leaders are raising or dashing hopes most of the time the simply nothing to see. in june of this year there was a big burst of coverage when trump announced he was going to pull the us out of the paris climate agreement and in the year and a half in between there was almost no coverage whatsoever in the us media. during the presidential election campaign there was not a single segment about how the election would affect climate change that was a huge missed by the media donald trump said more than once that he intended to pull the us out of the paris agreement but the media did not cover that the story from twenty one the hope and then there was this sudden evaporation of that whole first of all it's a tragedy because climate change is a real problem and it is causing enormous uncertainty and instability around the world in a fit to. created this bus suddenly everyone is talking we want this climate change what is happening why is it important that the u.

russian parliament passes a law allowing the kremlin to register media outlets as foreign agents in response to measures taken against r.t. america in the us. and we hear from an animal rights activist who was jailed for terrorism after releasing found minks from a fur farm. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is r.t. international. the u.k. prime minister pointed the finger at russia in a speech on monday accusing the country of military aggression and election meddling but she offered very few details and apparently the stalled bragg's at talks are far less pressing chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not want to secure the best possible brics it. the day after may's speech a group of researchers claimed russia had set up hundreds of accounts to influence the bags of vote artie's point looks into the story for us in r

america. by members of congress and by the media has to eventually get control of this narrative and i'm sure he will he was able to do it during the campaign he has been able to do it several times since taking office but it seems that the democratic party and their supporters in the media are doing everything they can to simply tie his hands and burn up his presidency if they could burn up one or two years of his presidency with him having to fight to protect his own back that suits them because they didn't want anything of his agenda to go forward. to reporters that he believed. in when he said to him that he didn't meddle in the u.s. election u.s. media in particular c.n.n. have seized on that c.n.n. said that well point now was in the question of whether russia meddled in the u.s. now as i understand has been though hold. of any interference it's all been based on what has been said by the u.s. intelligence and spy agencies now what point did taking the word of organizations that all proven law is in history and that by their very nature deceitful organizations they even deceive their ow

now this lefttist group media matters for america. they have been and lead this effort. they have been doing this for years. this organization is funded by george sorrows and other millionaires and billionaires. they want censorship. they are paying an army of people to listen to e conservative show in the country everyday. every word. on the airwaves ask then they twist, lie, distort and weapon nias whatever is said. because they want to silence every conservative voice in the country. this is a dangerous time. they have been doing this for years and now it's only getting worse. it is straight out of the playbook. isolate target. destroy one person at a time. >> just for a second, i want to imagine this. imagine if they're successful. people like me, rush, and mark levin, lauren ingram. judge jeanine everything is gone. in their perfect world the voices of the people would be stifled and stopped. you wouldn't be allowed to hear their voices. in their world there would be not fox news channel. if their world there would be no free exchange of ideas. just one voice to ref

media. >> they did the right thing, they are counting their blessings, we need to understand, we live in beautiful home called united states of americaare about hating trump and hating cur runly. if you understand, our enemy, the news media that will not allow truth and positive. i am thankful and proud of them to say, they are standing up. charles: you know, ford, we know that outcome could have been different, we were reminded that with north korea and more infamous stories of americans locked up in foreign prisons. i think that burgess is right. they should be counting their blessings. >> every now and then we have tip our hat to urinure -- infine wisdom, you said the media would not give president trump props. you have cnn, turning to a white, and plaqu black issue, forgetting about otto warmbier and what happened. if i were these players, i would have come home, drop to my knees, and kisses american flag and say thank you president. i will say, had these players not been released, well -- -- lavar ball and maxine waters would have been screams racism. they did the right thing. >> i think it is important to note that players did

interfering in its upcoming elections hungary and foreign ministry has summoned america's envoy over u.s. plans to fund local media. the ministry of foreign affairs and trade some of the us shows you defer asking for an explanation and told him we consider this a political intervention by the u.s. department of state ahead of the elections while the u.s. state department did say on monday would devote seven hundred thousand dollars to fund rural media outlets in hungary it says the goal is to increase access to objective information in the country it will offer technical and financial support to local media as well as a platform for hungary in journalist daniel academy's executive director of the ron paul institute believes it is a clear case of meddling. well it is absolutely blatant political intervention the united states is going to go to the hungarian countryside it's going to prop up certain newspapers that it considers to be pro-democracy which is pro washington in this is in advance of national elections coming up next year the state department has been opposed to viktor orbán in his feed us party from the

state media presents us real r.t. america doesn't even really it's simply gives a platform to mostly american leftist progressives and some libertarians and that's the danger russia r.t. does exactly back to to the west what its own media has long been to russia it gives alternative fringe voices a platform to criticize their own governments that they wouldn't have in their own media and that's it that's it in the. useful idiots argument i think is what's most damaging to the media environment in the united states because if you can selectively take a law that is very rarely been applied and apply it very specifically very politically motivated it says a lot about what freedom of speech is really about if you don't follow certain narratives you will be completely shut out there is no more arguments my way or the highway especially if you're critiquing u.s. imperialism and nato expansion and that's definitely what a lot of the guests who have been dubbed. yeah absolutely like i mean libertarians like ron paul there are leftist

media r.t. as a growing audience share in america around the world in r.t. puts a different narrative out to the war party narrative on issues like the syrian conflict for example so i think these are war mongers in the us are very angry that artie's been so successful and i think it would be wholly wrong for the head of r.t. america to actually comply with this and to and to say that he's a foreign agent or to a foreign agent to be wholly wrong what i think the response to this should be to carry on i also think it might be a good idea for the russians to say that if this goes ahead that from monday all american journalists who work for c.n.n. have to register as foreign agents in russia or they'll be arrested you can play this game. saudi arabia's ordered its citizens to leave lebanon immediately after the resignation of the saudi backed lebanese prime minister who was in riyadh when he made his announcement. in his speech saad hariri attacked iran and has been lawful so in conflict in arab states and you also feared being assassinated lebanon's former lea

media r.t. as a growing audience share in america around the world in r.t. puts a different narrative out to the war party narrative on issues like the syrian conflict for example so i think the war mongers in the us are very angry that artie's been so successful and i think it would be wholly wrong for the head of r.t. america to actually comply with this and to and to say that he's a foreign agent or to a foreign agent to be wholly wrong or i think the response to this should be to carry on i also think it might be a good idea for the russians to say that if this goes ahead from monday all american journalists who work for c.n.n. have to register as foreign agents in russia or they'll be arrested you can play this game. french president emanuel micron has effectively called the iran nuclear deal into question saying that it needs revising the sure the dubiously reports well emanuel might go on has been speaking in dubai on thursday where he's been talking about the future of the rayney a nuclear deal that was agreed back in twenty fifteen describing that d

>> i'm not understanding what the differences between corporate america the media and congress.ple in congress are elected by the american people and they are supposed to be the best representation of americans, right? instead what instead what we are seeing is behavior that is absolutely despicable and as more allegations continue to come out against the same people there seems to be a lack of accountability here. now i'm happy to see a bipartisan effort on the hill but before was this whole blame game between democrats and republicans when at the end of the day the behavior is not partisan issue and that's something that needs to be addressed. i'm glad pelosi came out and said that condit should resign. amidst all of these allegations democrats and republicans should be looking to do that in calling out members as these things happen especially in light of more allegations of not just one but calling into investigations. charles: they continued to mount everyday and we anticipate even more. again in the corporate world they have these big-time attorneys and i understand what's

interfering in its upcoming elections the hunger in foreign ministry has summoned america's envoy over u.s. plans to fund local media. the ministry of foreign affairs and trade some of the us shows you defer asking for an explanation and told him we consider this a political intervention by the u.s. department of state ahead of the elections the u.s. state department said on monday it would devote seven hundred thousand dollars to fund rule media outlets in hungary it's a use the goal is to increase access to objective information in the country it will offer technical and financial support to local media as well as a platform for him very internal this let's talk more in this story about dunning mccallum's executive director at the ron paul institute is back on the program always good to have your company danielle so there we have a dozen carrying government calling the move political intervention your thoughts on that well it is absolutely blatant political intervention the united states is going to go to the one here in countryside it's going to prop up certain newspapers that it considers to be. pro democracy wh

media r.t. as a growing audience share in america and around the world in r.t. puts a different narrative out to the war party narrative on issues like the syrian conflict for example so i think the war mongers in the us are very angry that artie's been so successful and i think it would be wholly wrong for the head of r.t. america to actually comply with this and to and to say that he's a foreign agent or r.t. a foreign agent to be wholly wrong what i think their response to this should be to carry on i also think it might be a good idea for the russians to say that if this goes ahead that from monday all american journalists who work for c.n.n. have to register as foreign agents in russia or they'll be arrested so you can play this game. i q eight has just told its citizens to leave lebanon immediately this only hours after the same morning came from saudi arabia to its citizens it follows the resignation of the saudi backed lebanese prime minister who was in riyadh when he made his announcement i can speak now to beirut based journalist martin j. martin quite

sources have named the suspect as 29—year—old sayfullo saipov, from uzbekistan, who moved to america in 2010. us mediaorts say a note was found in his vehicle referring to the islamic state group. president trump says he has ordered the us department of homeland security to step up its already strict vetting programme for foreigners travelling to the united states, following the attack in new york. in a tweet, he described the attacker as sick and deranged. hastings pier, which seven years ago was all but destroyed in a huge fire, has won britain's most prestigious architectural prize. the pier, rebuilt in collaboration with the local community, was described by judges of the stirling prize as a masterpiece of regeneration. our arts correspondent david sillito reports. seven years ago, it was an inferno. people that i'd never spoken to before were stopping me to talk about the pier, and everyone was devastated. today, a phoenix from the ashes. my parents met in the ballroom on the pier. here? so i'm — i cast myself as a pier baby. jill suden has been coming to the pier all her life. but all that is le

incriminating data points and then they build a scenario there's only approximately six major media companies in america those are owned by the same kleptocrats that are hiding all these billions of dollars they then put that story out there to deflect and confucius that are my god russia is involved in this scandal russia's involved black lives matter russia is involved with hillary losing the election because she is completely inapt russia russia russia russia needs to cash in on this incredible brand awareness in america from coast to coast everything's about russia you know russian is the start opening up shop here in america and cashing in on this russia craze instead of just sitting back and trying to figure out the mentality of the american consumer and the american politician because clearly there is no logic behind it it's pure scapegoating. max keiser there now in other news this evening nato is set to beast its mission in afghanistan with an additional three thousand troops bringing the total number of service personnel to sixteen thousand in the country here's what the nato secretary general

lesson of journalism, that the story of the year, in my view, is the story out there in america that neither the mediaor the political ruling class saw, heard, got, or suspected. sharyl: in the end, trump was elected in spite of much the media being against him. partly, perhaps, because of it. donald trump: see the dishonest people back there. the media, they are totally dishonest. they are so dishonest. sharyl: it became a rallying cry among his supporters. crowds at rally: cnn sucks, cnn sucks. sharyl: howard kurtz is a media critic and host of "media buzz" on fox news. howard kurtz: this was the worst election for the media in my professional lifetime. i don't think it's the kind of thing where a month or two from now, we all just move on. there was a level, a fundamental level of distrust toward the press. a lot of it from the right, but some of it toward the left which didn't like the way that we collectively covered hillary clinton. sharyl: the big miss may reflect growing global skepticism of information provided by once-trusted institutions like like we saw after the wrong predictions about th

media claims of kremlin meddling in dependence referendum. also this hour ought to use force to register as a foreign agent in america under pressure just as the. u.k. prime minister hits out of russia in a speech her critics say a design to deflect attention from stalled negotiations. rather welcomes the live from moscow. for the next half an hour spain's prime minister has said there is no evidence the russian government interfered in catalonia independence referendum that's the spy delegations in the media and this report. as if we haven't seen enough attempts recently to try to drag russia and certain events unraveling in the west lately we've seen attempts to try to implicate russian activity even in the catchline crisis despite this year's long standoff between barcelona and madrid really newspaper headlines from around the world have seen galore excitement about potential russian meddling yet again for instance a big spanish newspaper el pais certainly seem to have dedicated lots of attention to russia despite this being obviously a national crisis we've seen also this week in brussels some spanish officials trying to talk to their e.u.

america voted in favor of making it possible to require u.s. funded media outlets to register as foreign agents themselves now the russian justice ministry later released a list of organizations that could be affected by the law when it comes into force failure to register will lead it to prosecution and the outlet could be banned and just like with r.t. america all output by the channels will have to be marked as a product released by foreign funded media british journalist neil clark and former london mayor ken livingstone gave us their views on the issue i think more more attempts over the years to come to try and suppress what the american people get here because if you merican people could see the truth about a lot of what's happening around the world they would be questioning what their government is doing behind all of that and so on the result of this is going to be more people now finding out on here what's on our t.v. i mean there be people out there now. now that want to know. what's going on i would be a total surprise to find foreign listeners

comments from hillary clinton, it is now exposing a massive problem with the liberal mainstream media in americabecause for decades the media has been feigning moral outrage when it comes to allegations against republicans, while defending your energy and year out those democrats who have been accused of doing far worse. a massive double standard. and tonight there is a new allegation against franken. a second one is now accusing democratic senator al franken of sexual misconduct. the woman is alleging that during a 2010 state fair in minnesota that senator franken grabbed her behind while the two were posing for a picture. at the woman also posted the picture on facebook and later responded to a comment about this writing "al franken totally molested me, creeper." keep in mind this is two years into franken's first term as a u.s. senator. now senator franken is responding to the latest allegations by saying while he takes thousands of picture with people, he doesn't remember the specific incident. senator added that he feels badly the woman felt disrespected by their interaction. we did reach o

whereas in corporate america, in media, in these business organizations, they answer to their audienceh ratings and with sales. and so that's where you see the difference. where corporate america is a little bit more worried that people might turn off the channel if they know that there is an alleged harasser on-air or might not go see a movie if it was produced by somebody who is an alleged harasser. and that's where you see the difference and that's also why you see corporate america responding so much faster, perhaps, than washington, d.c. >> april, i want to ask you about this, you're standing at the white house. and there was a tweet from anna novaro earlier this week, and this is what she says. matt lauer lost his job, charlie rose lost his job, mark halprin lost his job, harvey weinstein lost his job, but in politics, conyers still in congress, moore is still running, and trump is still president. trump is still president. what do you think? >> you know, what i think is what i see. from this strange perch, brooke, that we have a president who couple weeks ago was weighing in on

america all output by the channels will have to be mocked as a product released by foreign funded media for london mayor ken livingstone believes the current wrangling will actually drive people towards the media. think there's more more of a tent over the years to come to try and suppress what the american people get here because if you american people could see the truth about a lot of what's happening around the world they would be questioning what their government is doing behind all of that and so on the idea that there is a free press is nonsense any in here in britain and certainly in america so many of the newspapers are owned by billionaires who don't pay their taxes locally long to their money offshore the result of this is going to be more people now finding out i want to hear what's on our t.v. i mean there be people out there have never heard our t. exist now that want to know. what's going on i would be a total surprise to find foreign listeners avanti will be more in a few weeks' time than they are now. the u.k. think tank claims the e.u. is criminalizing people who help

interference in last year's presidential election sitting before them the lawyers as sent by america's top tech and social media firms facebook twitter and google what has emerged is a troubling picture that involves close to half the world's population i have more than a little bit of frustration that many of us on this committee have been raising this issue since the beginning of this year and our claims were frankly blown off by the leaderships of your companies it's pains us as a company it pains me personally to see that we were that our platform was abused in this way does it trouble you that it took this committee to get you to look at the the authentic nature of the users in the content i went home last night i would prefer around disappointment i have questions i got very good answers and that just won't do the united states is going to be the first of the countries to bring it to your attention and others are going to follow i'm sure because you bear this responsibility. well some thoughts now about tech social media and all of us it has been a years since the u.s. presidential election and the world

america people realize that the establishment media is essentially a lost leader in other words when a guy like jeff bezos had a resigned and over the washington. and the owner of the washington post that's right years. and a six hundred million dollars let's do the math right six hundred million dollars deal with the cia buys the washington post for two hundred million dollars which looks pretty good deal pretty good to be a pretty good deal. but you know you washington post will never talk about that ok that talk about transparency i want to be able to say you know whoever larry king jesse ventura peter whatever right they want to be able to say who is required to file as a foreign agent said blah blah blah oh ok they want to be able to use that little were exactly what i'm saying let me go let me get let me go to rocky that's exactly it it's the name and shame approach here they are they want the they can fight our arguments they can fight our arguments because they know they don't have anything in their arsenal and i would say that they've gotten so used to lying to the public an

excellent turnout for merger i think is profoundly important to the future of communications and media in america. soon after sinclair announced the proposal to acquire tribune media, called on the chairman of both the judiciary,'s committee to have a hearing and have full and complete consideration. i am profoundly disappointed in troubled there has been no hearing and no prospect of one. it is also potentially disservice to the american public that will be of affected. in fact more than 70% of the households will be affected on acquisition of the scope and scale. it has more profoundly important ramifications going forward. no question that congressional scrutiny and at least one congressional hearing is necessary and appropriate, probably more than one because both judiciary and commerce have a role here. this merger threatens to create a concentration of unprecedented scope and scale in the media industry in america and will affect the public interest, whether you are for or against it. so, i welcome this conversation today. it provides what i hope will be a preview of coming attractions. at

meanwhile truckee just named the coolest ski town in north america according to travel media site matador network. it cited the town's proximity to a slew of ski resorts and its relative affordability. >> are we really starting to sing christmas carols? oh, boy. >> let it snow. >> you're going to feel like christmas this weekend. >> yeah, it's gorgeous. >> it may even be convincing to make hot cocoa, that kind of weekend, a little rain falling outside. we're changing your weekend plans right here on kpix5. it's going to be a little wet, a little chilly this weekend, perhaps the first feel of fall this weekend, concord 69 degrees, oakland 65, everybody in the 60s including livermore, san francisco, san jose and santa rosa. that said we're still sunny right along the coastline. you've been cloudy inland the past couple hours. we're looking at sunshine, though, hanging on in san francisco, the opposite of during the summer. radar is clear now. by 2:00 or 3 a.m. we will begin to see light rain showers move into the far north bay. our winter storm watch has been upgraded to a winter storm warn

sources have named the suspect as 29—year—old sayfullo saipov, from uzbekistan, who moved to america in 2010. us mediaorts say a note was found in his vehicle referring to the islamic state group. president trump says he has ordered the us department of homeland security to step up its already strict vetting programme for foreigners travelling to the united states, following the attack in new york. in a tweet, he described the attacker as sick and deranged. now on bbc news, tuesday in parliament. hello, and welcome to tuesday in parliament, our look at the best of the day in the commons and the lords. coming up: the government is to review the maximum stake for fixed—odds betting terminals. it could be reduced to £2. mps hear the terrible toll of gambling. 450,000 children who gamble at least once a week. otherwise it was an especially hectic day on the committee corridor. i have reports from five committees for you, including international development, where witnesses described the horrors of hurricane irma. but among the misery, one uplifting moment. even though we lost the roof of our prison, i bel

sources have named the suspect as 29—year—old sayfullo saipov, from uzbekistan, who moved to america in 2010. us mediaoup. president trump says he has ordered the us department of homeland security to step up its already strict vetting programme for foreigners travelling to the united states, following the attack in new york. in a tweet, he described the attacker as sick and deranged. now on bbc news, tuesday in parliament.

media r.t. as a growing audience share in america and around the world in r.t. puts a different narrative out to the war party narrative on issues like the syrian conflict for example so i think the war mongers in the us are very angry that artie's been so successful and i think it would be wholly wrong for the head of r.t. america to actually comply with this and to and to say that he's a foreign agent or to a foreign agent to be wholly wrong what i think the response to this should be is to carry on i also think it might be a good idea for the russians to say that if this goes ahead from monday all american journalists who work for c.n.n. have to register as foreign agents in russia or they'll be arrested you can play this game. french president emanuel micron has effectively called the iran nuclear deal into question saying it needs revising our control of different reports well emanuel might go on has been speaking in dubai on thursday where he's been talking about the future of the rayney a nuclear deal that was agreed back in twenty fifteen describing that

freedom principles host pressure put on russian media shows that the us keeps moving along the path of deliberate worsening of relations between russia and america. and put the quote of alternative information and then acceptable breach of international principles of the freedom of the press we cool organizations which monitor the situation in the us with regard to media to react accordingly it will be interesting to see how the reacts we expect an appropriate to six months of the situation from the unesco goodwill ambassador for freedom of expression and generally safety christiane. and pressure on russian media does not and a very u.s. lawmakers are now considering a bill proposing that cable and satellite providers not be required to carry video content somehow linked to the kremlin i mean the providers it could decide for themselves whether to show such content or not though it is important to note the bill has yet to be passed. russia has promised a similar response with some top politicians proposing to for tat moves if the bill gets adopted journalist and writer new quark believes the pressure on russian media is down to its recent succes

idea of at&t, the one-time telephone monopoly with annual revenue taking over one of america's most important mediae justice department would absent the trump effect, the fact trump does not like cnn, seem logical and a continuation of recent merger practice. the argument is that the market power of having one of the biggest wireless networks in today's market is so strong they could put exclusive content out there. in fact, they had a taylor swift offering, at&t they said only for at&t subscribers. essentially, there's enough ways to privilege their own content, they should askfor something structural mostly, the argument is because of the behavioral remedies saying, look, you have to agree to behave in a certain way has not been seen as effective i don't think it means they want to blow up the deal, but they are serious about making sure. there is a rational to put forward as to why this might be. >> this comes from an anti-trust lawyer >> somebody who looked at the power of digital >> listening to randall stephenson, the crow of toat&t make his case, what they should argue as they should, we are

the brainchild of frank gillard, a veteran war correspondent who had been inspired by local media in america local radio stations every week, including this brea kfast stations every week, including this breakfast show in bbc leicester. people get involved, it is their own local radio station. they say it is my own local radio station, kind of thing, so that kind of thing resonates. local radio is being buffeted by technological forces. the audience is getting older and longer the younger listeners have choices like never before. but local radio remains remarkably resilient. it will grow in importance as other kinds of media declines. local media such as newspapers. over 200 titles have shut in the past two years alone. the coventry telegraph, which is 126 years old, is reaching more people than ever before through the web, but making a profit through local news is dauntingly tough. the audience is shifting but as they are shifting the moving away from print so shifting the moving away from print so print revenues are falling. we do need to replace those print revenues with digital revenues

sources have named the suspect as 29—year—old sayfullo saipov, from uzbekistan, who moved to america in 2010. us mediastate group. president trump says he has ordered the us department of homeland security to step up its already strict vetting programme for foreigners travelling to the united states, following the attack in new york. in a tweet, he described the attacker as sick and deranged. hastings pier, which seven years ago was all but destroyed in a huge fire, has won britain's most prestigious architectural prize. the pier, rebuilt in collaboration with the local community,

the america is stripped of its media credentials by the u.s. congress just weeks after being forced to run as a foreign agent. here i think you know we're going to fight for the. police. and military come on the spot on. taking poison at the schools.

named the suspect as twenty—nine year—old sayfullo saipov — from uzbekistan — who moved to america in 2010. us mediarump says he's ordered the us department of homeland security to step up its already strict vetting programme for foreigners travelling to the united states, following the attack in new york. in a tweet he described the attacker as sick and deranged. these are the first terror—related deaths in the city since the september the eleventh attacks of 2001. half past for in the morning