with authorities there's been no answers only questions as to what really happened to ariel the f.b.i. victim advocate she just tells me that there isn't much evidence. the case. of some of her own mom and. a lack of evidence is the main reason federal officials give for declining to prosecute crimes on reservations that shouldn't be the end of the discussion. there should be then a ok let's see what went wrong in this case why the years no evidence or why the evidence isn't good enough and make sure that doesn't happen again rather than just repeating the cycle over and over and over. the f.b.i. declined to speak with us about ariel's case citing the open investigation justice at this point it just seems really are you know. i want justice for my sister but it just seems like the person up there is still up there around their daughters sisters aunts. he can do it again but he thinks that no one can. convict him of the crime that he did. behave just want to see him off the streets you know i don't know who he is. that's all i want. one thing that's helped dahlia and other families we spoke wi

floor to floor search of the moon municipal building searching for other possible suspects or victims and the f.b.i. is assisting the local authorities so far there has been no indication of a possible motive for the attack we're closely following all the latest developments and we'll keep you updated as and when that runs out the rundown for this hour we're back with the latest in 30 minutes. petersburg international economic forum is a unique. business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's vital issues. special forum coverage on r.t. . join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in this population a problem for. any interrogation out there what you'll see is promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put peopl

victim could be one of the mothers or one of the journalists. or up all that is like a secret graveyard doesn't it know the f.b.i. thinks so and if it is the people who buried these bodies here might come back please have them send security we keep telling them that we're scared of the way that hernandez has been marked by the many deaths and disappearances that she's covered she dedicated her freedom of speech award to these victims this price is not for me i can hear it today is so more than their 125 journalists who have been more there and for all those who day by day continue to their age of we at the ex and in do announce jess. they want us that they want no silence but we still standing and we make our voices heard thank you thank people audience in bonn was visibly moved by her speech thank you thank god i love my thank you i think that she is the powerful fearless human being she. you know for had to be able to withstand that amount of pressure that's amount of. you know intimidation from a government and yet to courageously go forward with storytelling has storytelling with as she says an ethical mindse

victims. office ce the understands that the f.b.i., the u.s. department of homeland have y and the states separately investigated these ctivities. is is volume 1, pages 51 and 52. the trump campaign showed interest in wikileaks released hacked material through the summer and fall of 2016, redacted. n june 12, 2016, assange claimed in a teleadvised interview to quote, have emails relating to hillary clinton, which are pending publication, unquote. provided no additional content. in deliberations with the office , former deputy campaign chairman, rick gates, said that -- redacted -- gates recalled candidate trump being germly frustrated that the clinton emails had not been found. gates recalled candidate trump being generally frustrated, again it says that clinton emails had not been found, unquote. that's volume 1, pages 51 and 52. i'm hoping some more members come down. if not, i will read a couple more things. many i.r.a. operations use facebook accounts created and operated by it's special lift -- redacted. i.r.a. fact book groups, active dur

the victim is the american election system. >> the f.b.i. attempts there were no vote totals that were impacted and no race outcomes winner and loser affected by the hacking but some voter data was obtained. >> sandra: now to a fox news alert. an exclusive interview attorney general bill barr talking to our own bill hemmer in a wide ranging interview. up next why the a.g. says he understands president trump's frustration with the russia saga. live to bill hemmer where he spoke with the attorney general next. and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. ♪ ♪ how far you travel is up to you. how comfortable you travel is up to us. fly emirates. fly better. how comfortable you travel is up to us.

f.b.i. says it was another ransomware attack on a sensitive government network. ransomware locks up a victim'sa ransom is paid. more and more, critical public service networks are the targets. before cleveland, the city governments of newark, atlanta and sarasota were hit, and san francisco's transit authority, the colorado department of transportation, and the port of san diego. today, 26% of cities and counties say they fend off an attack on their networks every hour. perhaps even worse, dozens of hospitals have been held hostage across the country. in january 2018, the night shift at hancock regional hospital watched its computers crash with deepest apologies. the 100-bed facility in the suburbs of indianapolis got its c.e.o., steve long, out of bed. >> steve long: we had never been through this before. and it's something that i read in the journals. and i say, "oh, those poor folks. i'm glad that's never going to happen to us." but when you come in and you see that the files on your computer have been renamed-- and all of the files were renamed, either "we apologize for files" or "we're so

f.b.i. documents that could allegedly implicate a saudi government official in the terror attack. relatives and victimsn's refusal to name names and provide information. >> our government is complicit in a cover-up that is still going on today and we're being as victims we're being revictimized because our government has not been compliant in north coming with these documents. >> the justice department deciding national security interests is the reason some information hasn't been released. ultimately a judge is going to decide. a hearing at this hour now taking place in the courthouse behind me. it has been 19 years, nearly 19 years since the attacks of 9/11 and no immediate resolution is expected at least not today. sandra. >> sandra: we'll continue following the developments there. >> bill: another fox news alert. china hiking tariffs on $60 billion on u.s. goods starting next month. that sent the stock market into a nose-dive today. former reagan economics advisor art laffer was talking about this a few hours ago on our program. >> markets tell us what will be, not what has been. of course, markets

victims do with this information? >> try to figure out what boeing knew and when they knew it. government prosecutors and f.b.i.former boeing employee about the development and approval of the plane. boeing is trying to repair its damaged reputation. the market will sell off in three minutes. the boeing stock down 3%. it will push the dow down 70 or 80 points at the opening. >> julie: this could be bad for business. >> it will hurt their bottom line. >> bill: breaking news from russia. a plane crash in russia. have you seen this video? 41 people died as the plane was seen burning on the tarmac. americans may be among the dead and what the state department is saying. >> julie: the stock market is set to open moments from now with futures already seen plummeting after president trump threatens new china tariffs. >> bill: michael cohen goes to prison today five months after he received his sentence. but not apparently before he talks to the cameras on his way out. a deadline for the full unredacted mueller report comes and goes and saul -- >> many people thought mueller would indict the president. now they don't k

f.b.i. need any additional tools, changes-in-law we in congress need to be providing the administration with the maximum support possible to prevent further loss of life and any other further victims>> sandra: we'll see how it all goes and hear more from william barr in the big interview with bill hemmer soon. congressman, if i could transition to another trend that you are identifying in the house of representatives and that is anti-semitism and rhetoric and acts that you have identified as a growing trend in congress. what are you planning to do about that? >> just yesterday house republicans filed what's called a discharge petition. if 218 members of the house of representatives sign this discharge petition we'll have a vote on anti-bds legislation. bds is the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement. the founder of bds was blatantly anti-semitic with all sorts of horrible quotes to back that up. jewish students on college campuses targeted with blatant anti-semitism in the name of bds. we need to send a strong statement as a body that we stand against all this anti-semitism, all the anti-israel hate, israel is our greatest ally in the middle east and it is a relationship we