injury the f. b. i supervisors doctored the paperwork, misled the media and lied to the inspector general in an effort to conceal their daring election of duty. some may be tempted to minimize this misconduct as a fall of a few bad apples. make no mistake. agree, just failures like this. one does not arise out of nowhere. they are enabled by systematic organizational failures of training, supervision, hiring and promotion on committee to pursuing legislation to hold a beater, users accountable and provide justice to survivors. i know many my colleagues feel exactly the same today. our focus is on the f. b. i ordered fail so badly when it came to learning us victims. what are f b i leaders today doing to ensure that this never happens again. today, we are fortunate to hear from, for standing. witnesses who survive were in asters, abuse, they, and hundreds of athletes who also suffer at the hands of nasser. deserve much better from everyone, including the f b. i also hear from the inspector general and

steve penny arranged with the f. b, i to conduct my interview at the olympic training center where i was under the control and observation of usa gymnastics and the united states olympic and paralympic committee. the day of my interview, steve penny flew the olympic training center and he made sure i was aware he was there. i felt pressured by the f. b. i to consent to master's plato. the agent diminished the significance of my abuse. it made me feel my criminal case wasn't worth pursuing. special agent in charge of investigating nasser met steve penny for beers to discuss job opportunities in the olympic move men, another f b i agent work with steve penny to determine jurisdiction without interviewing the survivors. i watched multiple high ranking officials at usa, g, u, s o p c, and f b. i resign or retire without explanation of how they may have contributed to the problem, some of whom were publicly thanked for their service and rewarded with severance or bonus money. my reports of abuse were not only buried by usa,

but having said that there this f b i, agent and other f b i, agent. there's also a field office in california. certainly the ones in indianapolis. they lied to the f b i. when the investigation is underway and as we keep hearing from us and it says, look, if you like the f b i, then you get prosecuted. why did the dear j, as i had not to prosecute these these, these offices, the d o j refuse to come to this hearing, to testify, to give their reasons without lack of accountability. but yes, accountability the f. b, i is being called for by the survivors and the senators, but also in the usa, gymnastics organization, i'm the u. s. l m pick empower and i'm pick committees because the picture that was, was drawn for the seventy's. and for us, from the 5 that before gymnast was off a concerted effort at cover up by all these, by all these agencies. and i think part of what was shocking was as, as i earlier as been, one of the olympians said, is that you're talking about reform and christopher res, currently the f. b i, a director general is a discussing be

we had the f b, i directed the current f b i director who wasn't the f b i director during the investigation even for ignoring the complaints in the 1st place. she ever times with the latest on that on capitol hill that she had. thank you. it's been one months since the taliban sees the cobble and the crisis and have got a son. his only got worse, where the 3000000 people are internally displaced as drought and famine. dr. thousands out of the countryside and into cities. unicef says a 1000000 children could starve to death of their immediate needs are not met. food is running out and 14000000 people could be pushed to the brink of starvation in just 2 weeks. around $10000000000.00 in assets remain frozen abroad, selling what they can to make ends meet. as jobs have dwindled, the population of cobbled has increased tens of thousands of people move from their homes at the thought about the territories across have gone the sun. many, a sheltering and makeshift camps in the city. the sun was sunday, sunday, and the government of i've got a son, is doing everything you can to provide job opportu

and she also said, like we did, i mean all the people who looked away, not just in the f, b i, but at the usa, gymnastics, organization i b and then pick committees probably still in power. these are the same people and young people are now going through this. once again. what happens with a ledge abuse? and there was actually a comment from john coolant. one of the sentences he said, if wild famous athletes like like these 5 women or for them, if they're not listen to when they bring allegations to the authorities, what hope is that process? i'll just have to pretend see live on capitol hill. you have many thanks. now to afghanistan, it's been one month since the taliban seized the capital capital and took control of the government after its military success. it's now facing the challenge of creating a durable administration. the country's economy is in ruins, unemployment, as high at according to the world food program, up to 14000000 people on the brink of salvation. decades before have displaced tens of thousands of afghans who need urgent humanitarian aid in order to survive the

this statement by sussman he was told to the f b, i actually had a meeting with the f b i almost 4 years ago to the date, september 19th, 2016. it was a meeting between susman general counsel or special counsel john durham, and the f. b, i general counsel james baker. now, in that meeting, susman told baker that he had suspicions about an alleged secret communications between the trump campaign and russia. those suspicions later found out to be entirely false. now what the indictment does read in quote, during the meeting, sussman lied about the capacity in which he was providing the allegations to the f b. i specifically sussman stated falsely that he was not doing his work on the after mentioned allegations for any client which led the f. b. i general counsel to understand that sussman was acting as a good citizen. but in fact, sussman acted on behalf of specific clients, namely a u. s. technology industry, executive, a u. s. internet company and the hillary clinton presidential campaign. now the indictment says that the lie was material because it misled the f. b. i about the politica

so here's how it goes in a meeting with the f. b i almost 4 years ago to the date, september 19th, 2016. it was a meeting between susman general counsel or special counsel john durham, and the f. b. i general counsel james baker. now, in that meeting, susman told baker that he had suspicions about an alleged secret communications between the trump campaign and russia. those suspicions later found out to be entirely false. sussman lied about the capacity in which he was providing the allegations to the f. b. i susman stated falsely that he was not doing his work on the aforementioned allegations for any client which led the f. b. i general counsel to understand that sussman was acting as a good citizen, merely passing along information, not as a paid advocate or political operative, but in fact, sussman acted on behalf of specific clients, namely a u. s. technology industry executive, a u. s. internet company and the hillary clinton presidential campaign. now the indictment says that the ally was material because it misled the f. b.

now the jim is 1st approach the f. b i in indianapolis, back in 2015 about concerns that now sar was engaging in sexual abuse of young girls, but the f. b, i in indianapolis, did very little about it. now back in 2015, the only interviewed one victim and that was mckayla maroney and only by phone. they even failed to contact the other 2 victims. and after that, the watchdog report says that the beer did virtually nothing for a month at all while the abuse continued and nasa was currently serving his federal a sentence in a florida prison house failed to even make the minimum payment ordered by a judge to the victims of child pornography despite having thousands of dollars into his back in count. but a judge has now ordered for that money to be seized. so should a us men and women soccer players get paid the same. or does it even matter which one actually brings in more revenue? according to a new announcement, men and women will be offered the same amount or the correspond natasha suite has more on the us soccer federati

this statement by saltzman, he was told to the f b, i actually had a meeting with the f. b i almost 4 years ago to the date, september 19th, 2016. it was a meeting between susman general counsel or special counsel john durham, and the f. b. i general counsel james baker. now, in that meeting, susman told baker that he had suspicions about an alleged secret communications between the trump campaign and russia. those suspicions later found out to be entirely false. now the indictment says that the lie was material because it misled the f. b. i about the political nature of sussman work. now, while the special council on the f b i r r a board with assessments, indictment, you do have his lawyers that deny any wrong doing. mr. susan has committed no crime that the prosecution here would be baseless, unprecedented, and an unwarranted deviation from the a political and principled way in which the department of justice is supposed to do its work. very confident that if mister susan is charged, he will prevail at trial and vindicate his good name. now, a very interesting note here

even after the f b i became involved. we will tell you if anyone will actually be held responsible for the ah, the ah, ah oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. is profitable to sell food that is fatty and sugary and faulty and addicted . not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the, its corporate, me. ah, the for us are massive stars testified on wednesday at a senate hearing, but the f. b. i that miss handling of the sex abuse sophistication. a former gymnastics, dr. larry nasser nasser, who is currently serving a 40 to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing young girls under his care. or course want to science. having her has been following the hearings. and has the story got more than 150 women and young girls came forward with their story of abuse, and larry nascar sent him thing back in 20

even after the f b, i became involved. we will tell you if anyone will actually be held responsible, they lose the the in the 19 twenties and thirties, several 100 african americans move to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still lived in russia. law numbers appear to be i chose for nice things and it was that richard lum, duck back home, black american, something from racism and a complete lack of prospects backing up a month, real. be losing. sure. one by else is provide you with the procedure. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all. some of the african americans who went to soldiers union in the 1930 found great success monet blown to me. and now almost a 100 years later, his me is repeating itself. my great grandfather, george time, went to russia. party the worst time to go anywhere. why not mean? when i come here? i want to make no borders. to tease emerge, we don't have authority, we go to the back scene, the whole world

and the f. b, i didn't even find her body was actually blogger's that help find what is going to be. how do you restore that faith and trust in the people that are supposed to protect us? well, you know, unfortunately i think it's really difficult and i've always said, look we've, we've got to look at the leadership in the, in the upper upper levels of the organization differently than the people on the ground. because whether you're talking about, if the whatever, the military for that matter, you've got great people who are patriotic love, this country signed up with the right beliefs, right? intention doing the job. the problem is though, is it's become so politicized that you now you're seeing it with the military, with the max back the mandate. and we've got feel operators leaving that people leaving in droves because of his purge. that's happening. and what happened is the good people leave, so it's hard to restore credibility when you can't any longer stay, well, don't worry though, the peo

do we add to people understand if they're in the f b i looking at if they're being looked at by the f b i that they're actually looking into them at this point. i don't know that they do, but i think that people are growing more and more concerned with what we've seen over this past year and a half. and how did they've kind of changed and look, this has been something that's been happening for a long, long time. but certainly these agencies and the democrats and the government writ largest become more bold and, and how they politicize think they used to say no, no, no, no, no, we're not doing that. now they essentially without saying it are putting it out there and showing the world, and you, do you see people getting cracked down? like, how did you know this was happening there? they're tracking social media, they're tracking people who essentially, when you boil it down, our opposition are people who are more fundamentally american and want to stick to the constitution. the core values that we've always had were not perfect, but they want to stick to that. and they see a problem wit

it said that would like all the f. b, i investigation to be made public as it contains continues to maintain that has had nothing to do with the $911.00 attacks. what the 1st tranche of documents does show is that investigators do believe that at some stage there was contact between saudi nationals and those who carried out the hijacking president biden and previous administrations have come under immense pressure from relatives of those who are killed in 911, to provide the evidence collected by the administration. agencies like the f, b i into the attacks to use them in an ongoing court case that the relatives are attempting to bring against saudi arabia full. it's alleged involvement in the attack. so the families have placed immense pressure on the administration over a period of time. president biden paley acknowledging this instructing the justice department to begin to release these documents. but in terms of what they actually mean, very difficult to see from this 1st drop off, thousands of pay pages of documents

i snitching to the f b. i the cool thing to do right now, please. we all know the f b, i hasn't been cool since the civil rights movement. now that f b, i was terrible. the f b i going after from times of russia. that was cool. know the f b i after hillary emails was cool. no, it was cool when the f b, i ensnared a bunch of white supremacists and the michigan governor kidnapping case ensnared the f b i pretty much created and lead that plot themselves, which is pretty cool. dampier look stop. there has never cool. never look. obviously the january 6 as need to be punished by the 2, but we also shouldn't be using this as an opportunity to expand our illegal surveillance states that thought i'd like to submit a to, to the record live my ankle monitor. you were at the right. i wish i've had to kill my wife, new boy, damper variously. there's no crime. there's only do anyway, that's our shell, but to get my commentary on many other topics, check out our podcast called moment of clarity on i food, spotify, stitch

case ensnared the f b. i pretty much created and lead that plot themselves, which is pretty cool. damper you look stop. there has never cool. never. well, obviously the january thinks as need to be punished by the 2, but we also shouldn't be using this as an opportunity to expand our illegal surveillance states that thought i'd like to submit a to, to the record live blanco monitor you were at the right. i wish i've had to kill my wife, new boy damper there's, there's no price. there's only do anyway, that's our shell. but to get my commentary on many other topics, check out our podcast called moment of clarity on i food, spotify and stitcher. and check out my lives in los angeles, september 18th, until next time. good night. keep buying. ah, ah, working room or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas. and we, we said goodbye. there was a good device to another, shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a r 1

also speaking of a hearing, the current director of the f. b i. he wasn't in charge during the investigation into nasa. i'm sorry for what you and your families have been through the validations, raised by well known world class athletes are not taken seriously by the f. b i what hope to other victims of sexual assault. it was clear from their testimony that these 4 lim pm sealed of the official responds to their abuse has not been sufficient. she ever tennessee al jazeera capitol hill, seen one month since the taliban seized cobble and the crisis. and i've got his phone, his only got worse, where the 3000000 people are internally displaced and drought, and famine drugs thousands out of the countryside and into cities. unicef says a 1000000 children could starve to death, very immediate needs. our intimate food is running out and 14000000 people could be pushed to the brink of starvation in just 2 weeks. around $10000000000.00 and assets remain frozen outside of the country. banks are running out of cash and they warn that they may have to close t

this was a hearing about the f. b. i's mishandling of the investigation into the sexual abuse of women and girls treated by former olympics team, dr. larry nasa. but as soon as testified, it was clear, their goal is to go much further. to be clear, i blame, learn as her. and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated him to be nasa has been sentenced up to 235 years in prison, but the department of justice report found the f. b. i had been alerted to his abuse in 2015 and didn't take the allegation seriously. it didn't even in the local authorities, which meant nasa continued molesting athletes when the allegations were finally investigated. officials minimize the athletes suffering. i told them i walked the halls of tokyo hotel at 2 am, and only 15 years old. i began crying at the memory over the phone and there was just dead silence. i was so shocked at the agents, silence, and disregard for my trauma. after that minute of silence, he asked is that all once nasa's behavior was exposed to agents lying

the 1st secret document of the f. b, i investigation into the september 11th attacks has been released after a long campaign by victims families. the newly declassified papers come on the 20th anniversary and describe contacts. the hijackers had with saudi associates in the us. but the 16 page report offer is no evidence that the saudi government was complicit in the prompt. prison biden's signed an executive order to release the documents a week before the commemorations. i cannot is in washington with more on what the papers reveal. now this is a 1st tons of documents to be dropped released on the f, b i's website to a short while ago, and it's 16 pages. it doesn't provide any real revolutionary material. and also it is very heavily redacted. so very difficult to understand exactly what it is saying . in essence, what it does is deals with a 2015 interview with an individual whose name has been rejected, who was applying for us citizenship, who told us investigators of contacts he had a number of years ago with to sau

also speaking of the hearing, the current director of the f b i. he wasn't in charge during the investigation into nasa. sorry for what you and your families have been through the validations raised by, well known world class athletes are not taken seriously by the f. b, i what hope to other victims of sexual assault, how it was clear from their testimony that these 4 elim pm's feel that the official response to their abuse has not been sufficient. she ever tennessee al jazeera capitol hill. the pan american health organization says corona virus infections have said by 20 percent across the americas in just the past week. cases rose by a 3rd across the united states and canada. in the past day, the u. s. report of nearly a 144000 new infections and at least 1800 deaths in countries average daily destro is now at its highest since the peak of the crisis. last winter. in singapore, migrant workers have been allowed outside their dorms after being can confined in them for more than a year or the $300000.00 low income work. it's for me mostly south asi

also speaking of the hearing, the current director of the f b i. he wasn't in charge during the investigation into nasa. sorry for what you and your families have been through the validations raised by, well known world class athletes are not taken seriously by the f. b, i what hope to other victims of sexual assault, how it was clear from their testimony that these 4 11 pm feel that the official response to their abuse has not been sufficient. she albert hennessy, al jazeera capitol hill. the un says it's withdrawing hundreds of companies start from the central african republic following allegations of sexual abuse. un mission in the c says, got born has opened an investigation, previous abuse allegations and not lance. to any convictions, the peacekeeping mission was deployed in 2014 help restore stability after the collapse of the government. the un mission in the central african republic. and now it's a decision by the secretariat to repatriate all gab beneath military units from the central african republic. effective immediately, this decisio

have been testifying at a senate hearing into the f. b i's miss handling the case. the f b. i direct us as the agent who botched the investigation. no longer works for the bureau, prosecutor estimate, but nasa assaulted hundreds of women and girls. he's been sentenced to up to 175 years in prison. i don't want another young janice olympic athlete or any individual to experienced the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured before during and continuing to this day in the week of the layering effort. to be clear. take your time. to be clear. i blame, learn, asked her, and i also believe an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. this was very clear, cookie cutter had ophelia and abuse. and this is important because i told the f, b i all of this. and they chose to falsify my report, and to not only minimize my abuse, but silence me yet again. i thought given the severity of the situation they would quickly for the sake of protecting other girls, but instead it took them 14 months to report anything. when larry nascar, in my opinion, should have been in ja

also speaking of the hearing, the current director of the f b i. he wasn't in charge during the investigation into nasa. i'm sorry for what you and your families have been through the validations, raised by well known world class athletes are not taken seriously by the f. b i what hope to other victims of sexual assault. it was clear from their testimony that these 4 lim pm's feel that the official responds to their abuse has not been sufficient. she ever time see al jazeera, capitol hill, tens of thousands of migrants hoping to reach the us, remain stuck in southern mexico. public services in the border city of top of chula overwhelmed money were palos, that he sent us. this report o. desperation is growing in july on wednesday, hundreds of migrants mainly from haiti, and central america took to the streets in protest. they're frustrated over mexican government policy that prevents them from leaving the city. we just want to get out because we're not here to stay what you are going through. we have no money, no food, nothing waiting present here w

not so many answers. us olympic gymnasts of accused the f. b, i of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse. they suffered at the hands of former team, dr. larry nasir for athletes, gave emotional testimony to a us senate judiciary committee. she returns, he has more the hearing will come in order officially. this was a hearing about the f, b. i's mishandling of the investigation into the sexual abuse of women and girls treated by former olympics team, dr. larry nasa. but as soon as testified, it was clear, their goal was to go much further. to be clear, i believe larry now sir. and i also believe in an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. nasa has been sentenced up to 235 years in prison, but a department of justice report found the f. b. i had been alerted to his abuse in 2015 and didn't take the allegation seriously. didn't even let local authorities, which meant nasa continued molesting athletes when the allegations were finally investigated. officials minimize the athlete suffering. i told them i walked the halls of tokyo hotel

as of it's coast us, olympic gymnast told us senators that they feel betrayed by the f. b. i failing to seriously investigate disgrace team. don't allow enough for athletes to suffer sexual abuse by nasa. testified at a senate hearing into the f. b. i's mishandling of the case. nasa assaulted hundreds of women and girls. and my to be clear, i believe are enough heard. and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. yet while i was a member of the 2016 us olympic team, neither u. s. a g u s o p c, nor the f b i ever contacted me or my parents, while others had been informed and investigations were ongoing. i had been left to wonder why i was not taught until after the rio games its been on since the telephone seized afghanistan's capital cobble and took control of the government after its military success. it's now facing the challenge of creating a durable administration. the country's economy is in ruins and according to the world food program, up to 14000000 people are on the brink of starvation. and those are the headlines bonnie: ski here and i

a major allegation has been made against the f. b i a month after, a massive ransomware attack that hit $1500.00 networks impacting hospital schools and businesses worldwide. you may remember the attack targeting the technology firm because say a back in july. well, now a new report, citing anonymous sources, is saying the f b i obtain the digital key that could have them lock the computers of hundreds of businesses and institutions, but it refused to do so for at least 3 weeks. the plan was to go after the hacking group are evil without them even knowing, but that never ended up happening because the group mysteriously disappeared from the internet. so joining me now to go further and jump on this is todd shipley, cybersecurity, expert, and president of dark in tell tod, it's great to have you back on the show today. now, i know we're just talking about these reports, the f. b, i has refused to comment on this, but what is the likelihood they had the key and did and fact wait weeks before taking action? well, we know somebody got th

what did the f b? i know, and when did they know it? that's the big question surrounding the latest report on the can say a hack and whether the government could have saved hundreds of picked up for this job. we have a lot to cover today, so let's get started. the we will the program at the latest on the case of wally's chief financial officer, a main ones though, nearly 3 years after she was detained in canada at the request of the u. s. she is now set to be released. that's according to reports that she agreed to or deferred prosecution agreement with the u. s. department of justice. while she is expected to admit some wrong doing washington has agreed to drop the wire and bank fraud charges against the wall way executive, allowing her to return home to china. a similar deal was offered by officials in the trumpet administration last year. but miss meng argued she did nothing wrong. her team has repeatedly called out the u. s. government for the methods used to secure her arrest. the chinese government has also called for her release

you watching arte international now the f. b, i has released the previously classified document on its investigation into the 911 attacks victims families have long demanded such records be made public with many calling for more focus on allegations of saturday involvement. however, it's not clear whether that latest disclosure really says anything new is to meet you poke, explains the latest report declassified by the f. b i. pertaining to the 911 terror attack was hoped by many to finally shed light on the role of saudi arabia and the plot. some of the families suing the saudi government for its alleged involvement. wanted this report to be a smoking gun, but is it? well, frankly not really. the report is heavily redacted. a meeting, many names, titles and other information. but more importantly, most of the information is actually old news. most of the things detailed in the report turn out to be supplementary. the findings made public years ago. for example, the new report just gave us more details on a man accused of suppor

the the, the, the, the, the, on the 20th anniversary of the 911 terror attack, the f. b. i has released classified documents on their probe into those who carried the atrocity. also this report suggest us mistakenly targeted in african aid work in a drain strike, killing 10 members of one family. it's our we hear from a former american trading operator who tells us of his own experiences of killing innocent people. every shot that we turn like they're cheering, congratulating each other. they're high fiving each other. people are getting promoted because of this stuff. me was me more in our review of the week, a series of late con concern messages from the u. s. military refill the panic if the withdrawal from afghanistan with troops unable to rescue desperate american citizen form a special for his soldier who share the encrypted messages gives us his take on what happened. our biggest problem when getting people out actually in the u. s. government, it's actually not the we've seen the military lead people behind the gate. us military was not letting even civilian ameri

that ceremony to honor those killed the f. b. i has released the 1st declassified documents about the attacks. the material described con.

the f b. i are now involved as invest, looking determine whether the shooter was motivated by foreign terrorist or to correspond natasha suite has more on this developing investigation on bizarre shooting. and texas, sunday is still under investigation after a man hughes to blip the driver. he then uses her car drive for local police station at an open fire, but doesn't have terrorist ties. on sunday, 33 year old iran li rashid ordered a lift from his home, and garland, texas, a dallas suburb, isabel lewis picked him up and at some point was shot and killed by rashid. her car was found in front of a local police station. that's where she'd open fire, according to police officers responded in the lobby of the station, where she was shocked and later died at the hospital from his injury to sunday. now where she left a letter, according to the f b, i office in dallas a little keep investigators the impression that he may have been inspired by foreign terrorist organization. however, at this time,

so, you know, we have a lot going on. judges are not really in favor of the f, b i. and that is for certain what is happening a lot of the january. what about just as a generic phenomenon, the f b, i says domestic terrorism has been on the rise for years. joe biden said the same thing about terrorism rising around the world. now, i want to say that the links to particularly, but is there a thought, maybe a groundswell of opinion, that one is, may be sparing the other? that violence is the answer. well, i would say and in terms of more global perspective, let's talk about in a group that really what's what during the run during, during dividing campaign and swept into the rog, specifically by democrats. but we have videos come out. i mean there are, there is 1st hand i witness video evidence and proofs that and he thought actual antiques of violent terrorist acts that were orchestrated throughout most of $21.00 each resulted in people be bashed over the head, murdered, killed a black american police officer. i mean, multiple people were violently beaten and killed for