and the marine gets on the horn and start sending arty, arty, arty corock. everybody went into a first hole they could find. >> my troops used the tease me all the time. they used to kid me about being uniform always dirty. red clay all over the front of the uniform. i could go from vertical to prone in a millisecond. >> life on the base lived under cover. >> no safe place at khe sahn. we all knew this by the time the siege started. there could be craters to stand in aad your head below the surface of the grrund. >> i had a bunker covered in aircraft aluminum and sandbags on top and probably could have taken a direct hit. >> the troops spent hours and hours digging in deeper and deeper. some bunkers 18 feet deep. >> we had a 106 rifle built on the edge of a 2,000 bomb crater and just sat up there like a sore thumb and the night we got overrun on the 21st there, 20th, one of the first soldiers that survived the wire ran into that gun position, probably with dynamite on the back and blew himself up and blew up not only hhmself but the entire gun position. just

coordinates their voice or face parents are being asked to think twice artie's project a sample of the story today from los angeles bridgette at tell us why why are children's toys so vulnerable to these safety breaches. monella parents buy these toys thinking that they're safe simply because they're on the market but what they don't realize is that safety precautions are often overlooked when it comes to these toys in order to get them on shelves as quickly as possible and to make sure

security council resolution on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula artie's kate partridge has more all of this press conference is to do with the escalation of the situation over the sea of japan so i can offer all pointed out as you. said that the u.n. security council said there must be denuclearized nation of north korea but he was at pains to point out that this should not be a pretext for regime change in north korea by the west he also said that there shouldn't be a means of solving this particular conflict by use of force nor would it be acceptable if there to be any strangulation or suffocation of north korea by economic means either all those other negatives are things that they didn't want to happen let's go towards a positive things or what change they do want to put forward russia and china have put together a pack of measures that they propose and they're going to put forward to the u.n. security council as a way of resolving this particular situation and also as we were seeing yesterday the leaders of both countries they presented to the media their plan their in

warrant artie's daniel hawkins gave me more details earlier. well this really is a very serious set of allegations vinick a thirty year old russian national has been charged with lording over four billion dollars over the course of around half a decade he's been charged with twenty one different counts by the u.s. attorney in california for which if he's of course put on trial and found guilty or could face up to twenty years in prison very lengthy term indeed no one expected to list them all daniel but in a nutshell what's he charged with well the accusation is that he's been the mastermind the criminal brain behind a whole host of money laundering operation laundering money for various groups involved in hacking trafficking identity theft fraud a whole range of issues and he has been the as we said the brains behind the whole operation here how is he supposed to of this amount of money well very simply using corn is of course a crypto currency it's all traded on lines it's not really controlled by any sort of government it's very hard to trac

resuming in geneva today all prior attempts for a ceasefire in the areas war zone have failed however as artie's natasha's sweet explains the agreement between president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin at the g twenty last week may lead to new beginnings and that's right on to an international cease fire across three provinces in southwest syria went into effect noon local time as you mentioned and according to the syrian observatory for human rights there has been only sporadic activity of violence but not enough to hinder the cease fire in place well the agreement was brokered by the u.s. and russia after president trump and president putin met for some two hours at the g. twenty summit in germany last week and according to secretary of state rex tillerson who also sat in on the meeting this ceasefire is the first indication the u.s. and russia have been able to work together in syria. we have a very easy decision we're going to be there very seriously we can continue to work together to deescalate the areas it was once we defeat isis. more geared towards a political process

taking the leap and actually changing roads and regulations to accommodate the cars of the future artie's for you to santo joins us now from los angeles with the latest on this procedure how many companies are we talking about that are testing autonomous vehicles in california. simone there are about thirty six companies in california right now that have been permitted to test and they're currently testing about two hundred different autonomy's vehicles on our public roads here now these not only include car manufacturing companies but also technology companies like google and even systems manufacturers as well so now this testing has been going on sorry for about twenty years in california so that's something that's really exciting to see as you mentioned they're going to be rolled out in the next four years so there's you know what needs to happen before. these cars can be safely rolled out on the road especially when we're talking about mixed traffic situations . that's a great question there is a lot that still needs to be done in terms of infrastructure rules and regulations right no

tucker, we will have multiple -- will have a press conference next week, but we arty have multiple numbers of prosecutions compared to last year at this time. we are stepping up those cases, it cannot continue. people need to go to jail. if we can make cases, they are going to jail. that will be our advocacy, which we have been working on before. the president has every right at the department of justice to be more aggressive in that. we intend to. >> tucker: did you have any conversations on the calendar with the president? >> out of the gets on the calendar yet. i believe that i understand his mission. i understand his goals. that's why i supported him for president. i share his beliefs that we've got to do more about crime, more about illegal immigration, more about gangs and violence, and it's an honor and a pleasure to be able to lead that effort. >> tucker: mr. attorney general, thank you.

favor of breaking away demand more representation on a bigger say over the future of their region artie's peter all over explains why cracks are starting to appear every country i came to ask where do you come from and all of a set of values michael is a third generation. when it comes to the. drone. is too important to be a nation in its own right and a recent poll shows that one in three variants share his view. of trouble faced strong images of germany but they're actually a very very a is a is a is a market. is a market a brand. on it's a better brand that comes from germany. tastes bad smells bad. while most of the german states are simply called the states all right lol you're right learn a lot mate the theory of good speech three states very it makes. no difference but it's a name it's a little different over the last couple of years but there is political focus is shifted because of the ongoing refugee crisis hundreds of thousands of migrants crossed into germany through the state leading to politicians here to challenge chancellor merkel's phone to policies. in our culture everyo

sounding the alarm over the long range missile calling it a new type that they've never seen before well arty's caleb moore pin joins us from new york with more details on this latest development caleb thanks for joining us now what exactly has got the pentagon so worried about this latest missile test from north korea. well it's being called a game changer it appears that the democratic people's republic of korea has launched an intercontinental ballistic missile or an i.c.b.m. that is actually capable of hitting the mainland of the united states now this took the americans completely by surprise it was in a new site that they did not know about they had not been aware of it's a new type of missile they did not expect to be used and this appears to be the first time that the d.p. r. k. has launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. this comes just hours ahead of an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council which is on north korea how is that expected to go. well we've already seen donald trump on twitter talking quite angrily about china he tweeted so much for working with china we h

six years since the start of the syrian war the area has been a hotbed all this area for extremists artie's only trouble to the newly liberated area for us. these are the ourselves in the east of lebanon it's the latest scene of the victory of hezbollah the lebanese resistance group who have defeated the al qaeda affiliate. and not so ended just a few days ago and you can still see the remnants of that with bullets and shells all strewn across the floor and we've seen burnt out vehicles on the way up here and got victory against hezbollah managed to capture this cave which was used by terrorists as a base so we can go inside and have a look around. inside the cave we make the shocking discovery what appeared to be prison cells it's unclear why exactly elements were needed prison cells in this isolated area. of punishment. to prevent their own fighters fleeing in the middle of the night these are some of the weapons which was captured from japan and we've got these. rockets lots of tactical vests. and there are rocket launches. guns and all sorts of all tillery which were abandoned by now so

most dramatic murder cases of the most high profile murder cases in russia of recent years right artie's i don't know hawkins thank you. are coming up next here on this network the kaiser report. found out that you. can't you just gave them. elite. hate. being that doesn't mean i'll build. on them and. by then i got a session on the nod that they know. by then is assess the long. haul of a startling audience and most is going on want. some. solace . and also it was revealed to the multiple injuries among current america so for them to keep sophie hold the look of the show's real year mars on the phone to the book and if you can book a political symbol for the sister you're welcome to put in a little some of what my. mom hanumant of nothing of. us allowed me. somethin to work. on long enough something not set in. the market until huddles look ma let me what i can now maybe maybe maybe for the leg. length. oh mary says or this is the kaiser report mexico city they love it here oh it's fantastic and you know they've got some situations brewing very important stacy next person i have to give

chairs personal and a chronic devices artie's jacqueline booga takes a closer look at the case. a former congress i.t. aide was arrested by the f.b.i. on monday when trying to board a flight abroad that was for alleged bank fraud and well possible bank fraud in fleeing the country doesn't look good for him on the one his case gets more interesting the deeper you look i. i . i . mean one family has a few skeletons in their closets back in february they were accused of charging congress workers double the actual cost for i.t. equipment and pocketing the profits and other reports suggest that they have been stealing and exposing sensitive data to outside sources and some people on the hill fear that the group may have been blackmailing house members i don't know what they have but they have something on someone something is wrong to them mark interestingly enough they remain on washington's payroll and despite the accusations the ones enjoyed an unusual amount of oil to hear from congressman one even saying the claims were based on this law a phobia i wanted to be sure individuals

some sad news a young journalist working with artie's are a big channel in syria has been killed by shelling from islamic state our correspondent daniel hawkins explained earlier what occurred. he was a stringer working for r.t. in syria for those unfamiliar with the term that's effectively a local contracted journalist often working in dangerous environments in case in homs province where the syrian army is trying to actually liberate the town of which is close to where the incident took place his group or his convoy came under shell fire from isis we understand that he was hit by an antitank missile that's what caused his death and indeed injuries to his cameraman who's also in hospital right now substandard working with r.t. towards the end of april he did many reports from homs province interviewing the families of victims of refugees affected by fighting from all sides sure in those months those months and those battles he was also active on social media especially on facebook and we can have a look at one of his last posts in fact a very chilling poignant post just saying god just a fe

jerusalem this is our main news a young freelance journalist working for artie's arabic channel has been killed in syria twenty two year old died in an attack in homs province where your next update in just over half an hour. layover her used to be a professional hockey player won the stanley cup and the moment the girl who was living the dream but who sticks to the dark side. time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times where. i was more room and so you know every time i close my eyes or from sleep after many years of silence. with i don't think so you are going from toronto to ottawa. their walk is to create awareness and promote healing around the subject child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely acceptable because of the sentences that are handed down through the justice system. a new stage appeared on the world map in two thousand and eleven south sudan. gets separated from its neighbors done after an independence referendum. since then between government and insurgent troops has never stopped it is in fact a continuation of a much older struggle b

a young journalist working with artie's are a big channel in syria has been killed by shelling from islamic state correspondent daniel hawkins explain that to us earlier. he was a stringer working for r.t. in syria for those unfamiliar with the term that's effectively a local contracted journalist often working in dangerous environments in case in homs province where the syrian army is trying to actually liberate a town of which is close to where the incident took place his group or his convoy came under shell fire from isis we understand that he was hit by an antitank missile that's what caused his death and indeed injuries to his cameraman who's also in hospital right now started working with r.t. towards the end of april he did many reports from homs province interviewing the families of victims of refugees affected by fighting from all sides sure in those months or those months and those battles he was also active on social media especially on facebook and we could have a look at one of his last posts in fact a very chilling poignant post just saying god just a few hours before he was t

journalist working with artie's arabic chattel has been killed by islamic state in syria. i was covering a syrian army operation in homs province when his convoy came under fire a syrian soldier who's not yet been identified also died in that attack occurred and started working with r.t. back in april reporting on the plight of families caught up in the war he was just twenty five years old. the the. other head of the arabic has expressed the channel's condolences to condit's family and friends my mana said in a statement we will support them in any way possible we thank god for his courage and bravery we can now take a look at one of canada's most recent reports coming from rocca. those who use the u.s. led coalition planes and those who give the orders to travel long think about the consequences of their actions civilians have been killed or forced to flee because of them and the infrastructure has been destroyed the civilians claimed that the pretext of fighting against terrorism and extremism is used to justify the actions of the coalition. and how much of the houses w

ok artie's laura smith thanks for the update in our london studio. my to our top story now c.n.n. stands accused of blackmailing the person behind the trumps and wrestling video the channel is threatening to reveal his identity and we're going to discuss this further with a dutch journalist he used to. thanks for joining us here on r.t. . i suppose we should start by getting all sots on what you think of c.n.n. statement about holding private information on this man. does it look like blackmail to you. yes it is when you're say you've got as an important news media you say you've got the name of a person and you still don't want to mention the name you can say you can mention it any time and there's a threat in any way now that they're claiming that the video was wrong in its production. and i suppose we have to question double standards here don't we you know when individuals go out and made that video and they will like yeah yeah. yeah well what's happening here where you just stick a clear object if you want to feed you actually is it's nothing more than a joke i mean it's a jo

thousands of people have turned down the british capital for the not one day more antigovernment march artie's on the situation has been following the demonstration in london. were in central london where thousands of people have come out onto the streets to protest teresa mayes government now this is not the first protests taking place in london in recent weeks but it's certainly the biggest lead not seen recently thousands of people filling the streets marching from b.b.c. headquarters to the words parliament where they're all here they say because they want the jury house those are issues that people are really disappointed with from the staring measures to the handling of threats which are the coalition with the t.v. . to grunfeld our tragedy really the list is long and people want to be so made to go this is why the gap is widening between so many so many people the quality and it's just not fair and just have to be that way on here tonight well as a protest because this will stir to the conservative government has imposed on this nation find signs of education. at the pump with the unive

the appropriated have artie begun. they finished all the 12 appropriation bills in the committee and we voted on that last 1 -- thursday night. question.od i'll doubt if they love her pass the budget resolution -- resolution in a house is right now it makes no sense. ist they will end up doing passing a skinny budget, got to find a new word. ,ike we did earlier in the year for the fiscal year, i know they want to use reconciliation to try and pass tax reform. my guess is that what we will do. the bill on thursday filing of the budgetary cap as part of the budget control act of 2011. actually what that bill last night -- thursday night was a and the other appropriations bills, once we get back from august recess, we only have 12 legislative days but between fan in the end of the fiscal year to get all of that work done. a guess is they will do skinny a budget agreement with reconciliation construction and some kind of continuing resolution to get funding through the end of the fiscal year because i don't see how we go r

for a head the channel has since accused the president of encouraging violence against reporters artie's much gas there has been. this guy makes a humorous little video and then it blows up someone edited it donald trump found it and posted it on his twitter feed it got millions of views hundreds of thousands of likes and many people had a love c.n.n. did not like being laughed at not one bit they launched a manhunt for the original creator of the video what they did is dog sing it is digging up private information on someone or something and then publishing it could be used for law enforcement for business extortion coercion harassment online shaming and vigilante justice reaction has been furious even songes way did on the matter saying that potentially what c.n.n. did may be a crime. the multi-billion dollar t.v. network blackmailing a private citizen into not making funny videos about it is not journalism c.n.n. and c.n.n. succeeded they found the original creator and he has since apologized and promised never to make another video critical of c.n.n. channel says when they finally ta

ladies and gentlemen artie welcomes you want all the international aviation and space on her next twenty seventy. million upright position. and stereo remote control you are needed for the marching bands twenty seventeen is a pretty innovative technology. craft and the greatest achievements of the aerospace industry during the recent will be offered simple. and richer new version along with the stunning in our advantage. to not switch a few of our tonic devices used to share your experiences on social media we wish you as appearing. for not international it's redacted tonight and in the u.k. and i don't if larry king. the war in yemen has its own distinct face is the face of a child emaciated by hunger cells of yemeni children are fighting off deaths do they stand a chance. to colin is still exist. to rico's treated as one as our own oil can only cause an impossibly dull. on the fourth recall as you know and i knew well once he doesn't they could receive. the islanders controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence journal it was the almighty god you know it wa

sounding the alarm over the long range missile calling it a new type that they've never seen before arty's caleb moore pin joins us now from new york to tell us more on the latest kaleb good to see you know what exactly has got the pentagon so worried about this latest missile test from north korea. well it's being called a game changer it appears that the democratic people's republic of korea has launched what's called an intercontinental ballistic missile or an i.c.b.m. that could potentially reach the united states now at this point this is the first time that north korea has launched an i.c.b.m. and it was at a new site and the type of missile used is a new type that the united states was completely unaware that north korea had and was capable of launching and testing when it comes just hours ahead of the emergency meeting of the u.n. security council on north korea now how do you think about expected to go. well we've already seen donald trump on twitter tweeting out criticism of the chinese government saying so much for working with china blaming china for allegedly having economic r

the strike hit a funeral procession several of the survivors are being treated at a local hospital artie's video agency probably managed to speak to some of them. but i had shots then a jet fine to last me siren it leveled five rooms to ground some people were killed and injured later i fainted when i opened my eyes i found myself in hospital. we were sitting in their own together and suddenly i had the must have been pardoned in which and i was injured. the u.s. military has come for of the strike took place but said it wasn't aware of any civilian casualties while the un mission has promised an investigation into the allegations. the us warned of an escalating danger unless israel and palestine resolve their ongoing dispute over access to temple mount also known as the noble sanctuary and. it is extremely important that a solution to the current crisis be found by friday this week i thing the dangers on the ground will escalate if we go through another cycle of friday prayer without a resolution to this to this current crisis. temple mount. as is known to muslims as one of the most conte

people smugglers but attorney as the mayor has branded the defend europe initiative a provocation artie's challenge one of the group's members engaged reaction from local italians were at the port of could turn in sicily among the ships that come into the sport you will every now and then see boats full of migrants but we are here to talk to an activist who is expecting the arrival of a very different kind of boat with a very controversial purpose. so somewhere around here will probably arrive by next week. when we cherish of course is a cultural identity are you a racist or an extremist organization your final purpose is what. we want to ensure that europe stays europe this is what some people call racism. i think the european union should feel ashamed now they want to use sicily as a rallying point for disgusting racism that does not belong to our culture i know that our welcoming culture is disliked by european sashes but we won't give up we are not going to be silent in the face of this call to violence against desperate human beings these peoples need to buy history books we're not t

islamic state that's according to a new poll it come after pyongyang's latest ballistic missile test artie's caleb maupin reports from the streets of new york. when asked about what was the greatest foreign threat to the united states forty percent of americans was to north korea now that's not really surprising given all the talk there's been in the media about the danger posed by kim and his friends but. with the united states north korean dictator kim jong un threatens the united states with nuclear weapons and tensions are really inching to the point of war so how much are americans really in danger from north korea their closest neighbor south korea says that intelligence shows that north korea really doesn't have the capability to carry out an intercontinental ballistic missile strike considering how north korea does not have any testing facilities for reentry technology the agency believes north korea has not yet secured that technology yet north korea is still listed as the greatest threat greater than i still and that's despite the growing threat of radicalization and homegrown terr

tube channel and of course our website artzi dot com and you staying here with us well up next is artie's going underground with. thanks for staying with us and i'll be back with you at the top of the hour. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around. washington washington. the. voters elected a businessman to run this country business equals. bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. this with the with me. the most get a little bit. but. that was it but i guess some kind of. this is. just in the center. where they blew he won't get him to sit good. for immigrants it's. never really know for sure but this is been. enough. when i started. reading this and salutation. it is a big week here in washington d.c. hawk watchers in fact if you listen closely if you really listen you can you can hear those busy little foreign policy b.s. on capitol hill buzzing as congress looks to pass a new round of sweeping sanctions this tuesday bringing the proverbial hammer down north korea iran and of course russia and yes those you kn

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. with. the fallout from the donald trump jr controversy continues the latest on this edition of politic. policy again on larry king will the white house ever put this russian controversy behind it and if it does will all the president's team remain standing in the end all will people very close to president to pay the ultimate political price if not legal price will jump right into it we're joined by stephen cohen democratic congressman from tennessee member of the house democratic steering and policy committee he also serves on the ethics and judiciary com

terror attack on british tourists in two newsier two years ago in which thirty britons were killed artie's playboy co went on to the streets of london to find out of such tips cost dark clouds over holiday moods british police have now released a video showing british terrorists how to react in case they get caught up in a terrorist attack if it's a safe route to get out now if this is the best option it are just people to think of the instructions in the same way they think about airline safety videos everyone is a we're going to need a plane to get safety briefing off what should happen if the plane come down and that's what we're trying to see here that the chances are very unlikely there's just giving you the knowledge of what to do what not to do if you're caught up in such an attack and of what's your response to that kind of what used to video. pick street in order to stay you going on on a summer holiday that i don't know those may be quite scared to go forward that work right there all the time to quite scary religious terrorists now will they be going on the train is. you know it

in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. the mission of news with it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say i think average viewer knows that our to america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what to cover how long the coverage or how to say it that's the beauty of our t.v. america. we give both sides we hear from bo

that doesn't let any sanctions on russia which in fact dominate the supposedly anti iranian bill artie's left here looks at the history of the u.s. or russian sanctions the sanctions part of u.s. russia relations has a long history and rocked going back to the very start of the cold war when the nine hundred forty nine export control act was imposed forbidding all just about all trade with the soviet union and its european allies this so. of sanctions lasted for almost half a century and even led to some people in the reagan administration firmly believing that they actually played a key role in bringing u.s.s.r. down but sanction free relations between washington and moscow were short lived a number of russian entities were part of bill clinton's anti uranian sanctions list basically prohibiting u.s. companies to deal with those russian ones which sold weapons to iran now fast forward through relatively calm at least on the sanctions front two thousand and in two thousand and ten a bomb even lifted restrictions on russian companies selling arms to iran but in two thousand and twelve the

arty: go be amazing! amazing!ncer: give your cardboard box another life. >> lou: the white house warning syrian president bashar alassad that his regime will pay a heavy price if he carries out another chemical attack against his people this year. the administration detected prepriation at a syrian air base involved in a gas attack in april. join you us is retired four star general, jack keane. >> thank you. >> lou: this is the boldest by the president yet. >> yes, he absolutely means it. i am stunned at assad would consider using gas again. i think the president would not just take it from the air field from which it came, they have six operational air fields and all of their airplanes and helicopters. we could see all of that out in one night using cruise missiles. >>'ve>> lou: that would incrud russians. >> the russians repositioned their aircraft. and we would not want to kill them. we know which ones are russian and which ones are his. we would take out the fuel and ammunition and supplies, repair parts and a

america and check out our web site artie dot com part slash america you can also follow me on twitter at manila chan right there are a number of question why i have a great weekend. i'm john r. but i'll give you what the mainstream media chant big picture. and question. what you're looking at this it. will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. john edward on all you're watching. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a special memory warning for delaware being coastal and outer waters from a great big let me jersey defended island delaware in till six forty five pm at five fifty one pm strong thunderstorms were located along a long extending from near slaughter beach to me or wildwood to the lump in your ocean city will be moving south at twenty knots. hazard wind gusts thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated north west to north outflows gusts well in advance of the phone or storms even down to coastal atlanta delaware impact small craft could be damaged in briefly higher winds and suddenly higher waves locations im

constituent assembly which will have the legislative power to rewrite that as well as constitution artie's merino porton brings us the latest. as then as well enters a new legislative period the polarization violence and political conflict paralyzing the country is expected to only get worse allies of president nicolas maduro socialist party won all five hundred forty five seats in the newly elected national constituent assembly a new legislative body which will reportedly have the power to rewrite the constitution dissolve state institutions such as the opposition run congress and dismiss dissident state officials the election followed months of violent protests in venezuela which resulted in over one hundred deaths since april demonstrators have called for an early general election and an end to the constituent assembly plants that as well as national electoral council says more than eight million voters went to the polls on sunday while the opposition as the mates only two to three million ballots were cast countries across the americas as well as the european union denounced the creati

the prediction from the international monetary fund according to its latest world economic outlook artie's allison heil which is center on to with the story to talk about this this outlook alex but the downturn in the real estate market and these low oil prices we're saying everywhere what's canada doing right. well yeah canada's been doing pretty hard with the real estate market oil prices a lot of people were complaining but not so much anymore when you see that the prediction now is the g.d.p. will grow by two point five percent and back in april they said it will be one point nine percent or according to the i.m.f. this growth now already the new prediction has been spurred by population growth here in canada a lot to do with immigration jobs also the job numbers are great and also the stability of oil prices so maybe they're not were a lot of people want them to see or want to see oil price right now but it's at a place where it's at least it's kind of stable so the canadian government the canadian industries know how to deal with that so this is helping the engine move along also if

blackmailing an internet prankster with some saying the network has declared war on the internet artie's election reports tonight what any media in the world would consider a bad week with the tractions high profile resignations and dirty laundry hung out to dry culminated for c.n.n. with the president of the united states posting a viral mean and while some were justly debating whether it was presidential of donald trump to do so it has become clear his long standing war with the most trusted name in news has gone nuclear the network respond in arguably bizarre fashion suggesting trump's tweet was incitement of violence against journalists and that the president should do his job instead but the bizarre thing did not and they're just a day later c.n.n. published a piece by one of its reporters andrew kaczynski called how c.n.n. found the reddit user behind the wrestling gif and at first it seemed like a mild attempt at damage control until this line c.n.n. is not publishing the person's name because he is a private citizen who has issued an extensive statement of apology showed his remo

early two hundred fifty miles away but turkey's dado allies don't seem very happy about the deal artie's jacqueline wagner explains tonight well rumors had already started flying about the deal this past weekend and at that point a top u.s. military official denied the reports but also added that if they did turn out to be true it would be cause for concern and the u.s. department of defense spokes person also called for turkey to account for the possible purchase. taiki is a nato ally and one of the cornerstone things that we'd like to have with any info and lights is the ability to have equipments that into operates the reports of the as four hundred and taking pictures of that so he would need to explain that for itself now for his part everyone is bewildered by those supposed concerns coming from the us questioning why america would object to turkey simply taking the necessary steps to secure itself or guard list of its status as a nato member stadium using your poem why should this be a concern each country should take certain measures to ensure its security which of the scientists

opposition from his own party if he pushes for a better relationship with the russian federation artie's jacqueline explains while terms time at the g twenty summit was of course why only wildly picked apart and attacked on all fronts in particular his meeting with president putin and now we're seeing those hits pay off according to a recent tweet trump is backtracking on a cyber security agreement he discussed with his russian counterpart and the idea of such a joint effort was widely criticize here at home on the basis. russia's alleged hacking activities former u.s. defense secretary ash carter even thought he could see an old soviet ruse behind the leader's proposal he did there the russians pulled out the old playbook i've seen all this going back to russian so days when confronted with something they've done wrong and ask for u.s. intelligence trick in the same light a former state department spokesperson said in an article that trump had fallen into putin's trap and has lost the ability to fight back in the future something she says was fully expected and when it comes to allegati

you seem very arty, very high- brow.most common, know, common man low-brow thing you have done? >> where do i start? i live in the highlands of scotland. the day before yesterday i was washing my dogs who had rolled in a dead seal on the beach. ( laughter ). >> stephen: they rolled in a dead seal. >> and i come to manhattan and it's all very sparkly and i get a velvet jacket and sit down with you. this is high-brow for me. believe me, where i live, it's underground low. >> stephen: i bet the highlands of scotland still seems cool, seems kind of cool. it's not the low-lands of scotland. it's the highlands of scotland. >> it's true. >> stephen: i was in the highlands of new jersey yesterday picking up my dry cleaning. so you still live-- you're not from scotland, though, you're from london? >> i'm from the lowlands, but i then moved to the highlands. >> stephen: what's the difference? i made a joke but i don't know the difference? >> you have been. >> stephen: i had driven as far north once when i was 22, just above loch n

>> with artie asked the questio question, they've asked legal counsel and we would be subject to -- wesubject to being prosecuted if we didn't follow state law. you make a great point, it puts us in a terrible position of violating federal law, not cooperating with federal authorities. we work on task forces with ice, we work at sexual exploitation task force. this bill would require us to report everything we do to the attorney general of the state of california. these are very great cooperative task forces that deal a lot of crime, registered sex offenders, undocumented aliens. this would really impact our ability to fight crime in our communities. >> tucker: so california's goal of ignoring federal law, but ignore their laws and you are in trouble. good luck, we will welcome you on the east coast anytime. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> tucker: coming up it's the russia collusion story nobody else is talking about for some reason. we will talk to a reporter about the anti-fracking activist who apparently received help from the russian government, americans colluding with russi

another beautiful sunny day here in st petersburg welcome to artie's continue coverage of the twenty seventeen confederations cup which after six the match. in sixty days saw germany lifting the trophy courtesy of a warm no win over chile now i know you're thinking where has stan collymore gone he was here throughout the competition with me he has now sadly i know together our departed back to it but before he went he took time for a chat with me about his russian twenty seventeen experience going to start one last time before you head back off to england what are the highlights for you lots of different things to soak out fans the football cultural aspects even the food is very good and she can say to come here is as a tourist primarily a cup why to come back and i will come back. but i am. so sorry i just lost racists and who can spurs so cut clear the chance to think if you see going on the say you do you expect you were told to keep hearing the race the hooligans there everywhere you look where are they up in everywhere appearing on tubes in taxis and you bruce and you know the b

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. >> american history tv continues with more american artie tacts. coming up next, a tour of union station in washington, d.c. and later, a look inside tudor place. the home of martha washington's granddaughter. >> each week, we take you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. locateded in washington, d.c. near the u.s. capital. it opened in 190 p. at the time, it was one of the largest train stations in the world. we toured the building with the corporation to lea a

. >> american history tv continues with more american artie tacts. coming up next, a tour of union station in washington, d.c. and later, a look inside tudor place. the home of martha washington's granddaughter. >> each week, we take you to