any indication that he met with igor session. >> i can't recall that. i don't remember that. let me just say that i want to stay away from getting too deeply into the fisa issue, because that's current under investigation by the oig. >> understood. second and more importantly, the warrant also says that page met with igor defiaken against hillary clinton. does the mueller report indicate that page met with him? >> i don't think so. >> is it confirmed that page discu discussed that with anyone? >> not that i recall. >> been discussed by the mueller report, the gold standard of whatware discussing here. i'm glad that you're looking into it. i would encourage you to look into why the fbi relied on this false information and i hope you'll share the results. the public obviously has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice, the federal bureau of investigation have a long history and a long history of success that has been based on respect. they deserve to understand that there is not so much power that's been concentrated in that on

second and more importantly that the warrant also says that paige met with with igor. in order to discuss what is referred to as compromise that involving hillary clinton against hillary clinton. does the more report confirm that page met with that yeah i don't think so. is a confirm that page discussed compromise on hillary clinton with anyone not that i recall so since the main evidentiary support for the warrant has been discussed by the moeller report which is sort of the gold standard of what we're discussing here i'm glad that you're looking into it i'd encourage you to look into why the f.b.i. relied on this false information and i hope you'll share the results of the public obviously has a right to know what happened here the u.s. department of justice the federal bureau of investigation have a long history and a long history of success that has been based on respect. they deserve to understand that there is not so much power that's been concentrated in that one agency that the outcome of a of an investigation and depend on the whims of who might be assigned to

igor -- atty. gen. barr: i can't recall that. don't remember that. let me just say i want to stay away from getting too deeply into the fisa issue because that's currently under nvestigation by the o.i.g. senator lee: understood. the warrant also says that page met with igor in order to discuss what is referred to as come pramat against hillary clinton. does the mueller report confirm that page met with him? atty. gen. barr: don't think so. senator lee: does it confirm that page discussed that on hisry clinton with anyone? atty. gen. barr: not that i recall. senator lee: since the main evidentiary report for the warrant has been discussed by the mueller report, which is the gold standard of what we are discussing here, i'm glad that you are looking into t. i would encourage to look into why the f.b.i. relied on this false information. and i hope you will ashare the results. the public obviously has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice, the federal bureau of investigation, had a long history, and a long history of success

needed only a draw to book their place in the knockout stage, thought they got it when substitute igor 88th minute. then up stepped abdulrahman ghareeb with the stunning strike in added time. with the win, al ahli finished second in group d on nine points, one behind qatar's al sadd. al sadd of qatar were beaten 2—nil by iran's persepolis. persepolis were already out of the running for a place in the knockout stage but secured the comfortable win with goals from either side of half—time to finish their afc champions league campaign on a win. for al sadd, it's their second loss of the tournament but they make it to the round of 16. substitute khalid muneer scored a stunning acrobatic volley in added time — to rescue qatar's al duhail as they drew 2—2 against al hilal in group c. hilalfinished on 13 points, topping the the group while duhailfinished second on nine points, as both side progressed to the round of 16. frank vogel has been announced as the new head coach of the la lakers — it's hoped he can end what's been another season where they've failed to make the playoffs. they have n

igor putin, who is, i think, the cousin of the russian president. there were links to the f.s.b. the f.s.b. is, i think, the successor to the k.g.b. so, some sort of secret police. the people running the company have been associated with several banks that had gone bust in russia in bad circumstances. >> kroft: igor putin, the president's first cousin, has been associated with other russian money laundering schemes, but has always professed his innocence. to howard wilkinson, hearing the putin name was further confirmation that something was wrong. what did you do then? >> wilkinson: this needed to go to copenhagen. this needed to go to the head office. so i made a whistle-blowing report to four very senior executives, including one of the executive board. a whistle-blowing report about what had happened, and what seemed to be wrong. >> kroft: concerned that others at the bank might be involved in a cover-up, wilkinson decided to look into three more of the bank's customers that were registered in britain. >> wilkinson: i paid three pounds and i took the accounts for these next t

yeah and that's why he's being labeled a hero igor should all of has been recounted as well the stories of some of the other people who lost their lives on sunday. this is. a businesswoman and single mother she was returning from a business trip back to more months back to her ten year old son she was raising on her own somewhere in the same boarding queue with well being or you give me and twelve year old sophia the surgeon had been giving his daughter and escape from their gloomy northern home town to enjoy a few days in the warmth of the moscow sun now they tiana welcomed beano you've guinea sophia and all of the passengers on board the flight attendant was getting ready for yet another takeoff now three minutes past six in the evening the aircraft lifted into the skies from sheremetyevo airport a few minutes later than the first seventeen minutes of the flight when small three passengers in this seats belts fastened the sukhoi superjet ascended approaching a storm and then everything went from ok to bad and then straight to hell literally in a flash to call from the ball to widening

know so far we're going to stay here at the airport and will be i will be bringing you all the latest igor we also an update for you there too we do know that according to the russian health ministry two people are now in that critical condition they have been taken to the hospital and three people three of the passengers that so with all they were injured they have been treated right at sheremetyevo airport and they refused to go to the hospital and they are now going to hold off for us at the sheremetyevo airport thank you very much for that. just to bring in a bit more information. if you wondering why the the port seems so quiet is because they have canceled a lot of the flights many have been diverted indeed more than fifteen that were incoming determinative have been diverted to nizhni novgorod that's no small inconvenience that's just from a quick search four hundred kilometers away from the russian capital but it's all hands on deck at this point in terms of the planes going to land somewhere and some are going to. another major airport but some having to go much further afield to

it show gas to reluctant european customers they've labeled it as the gas of freedom correspondent igor's donald's been sniffing out the reasons why. can you smell this scent of freedom where you can well check your pipes seriously you might have a gas leak and the intoxicating fumes could be all the more deadly if they come from the wrong place to with the u.s. in another year of record setting natural gas production i'm pleased that the department of energy is doing what it can to promote an efficient regulatory system that allows for molecules of u.s. freedom to be exported to the world yep kids the next time i geography teacher asks you what's buried in that texan shale you can proudly old freedom and all mel gibson from braveheart on them and don't even think of wasting your money on the dirty desperate gas coming from the wrong places seriously for some exporting those freedom allah kills from the us to europe is a heroic milestone akin to defeating nazis 75 years up to liberate in europe from nazi germany occupation the united states is again deliver a form of freedom to the europe

dot com as well today to check that out on our site igor thanks for now 26 minutes past one of the afternoon that's me kevin i'm done and dusted for today but you know neal will be here for the next 6 hours with all the latest stories as they help me forget our get it from the up so if you've got it go r.t. . that will bring all those headlines straight to mobile devices away. and have me this tuesday of a great while. banks guys or financial survival will. clutch it easy this is the central plank support diabolo move kind of call them right down so you stop. if you will not obey the voice of the lord your god will be careful to do all the school long months and. then all these curses shall come upon you and overtake you. and then the white people the stolen property and must pretend to. get rid of whites only problems will go away. within the. presence of the. people being tortured to death expression the elderly people in the. company. not been the case why of course will find themselves affected by credit. for. means in dreams it's all sweats and lots of. what are you going to have for di

confident a quick power play would lead to victory now has learned that all or doesn't elect presidents igor issued of there are those some in washington who despite the resumption of the oslo talks appear to believe bellicosity is the best policy. douras not the legitimate leader of venezuela he wouldn't be in power without 6 or $7000.00 cuban security forces in venezuela i would do exactly what reagan did i would give cuba an ultimatum to get out of venice why look at they don't i would let the bit of soil and military know you got to choose between democracy and the dura and if you choose madeira and cuba we're coming after you maybe let's just explain what the senator is speaking about their under president reagan in 1903 the us sent an invasion force into grenada under the pretext of protecting american citizens from the car of being nations marxist leadership in just over a week operation urgent fury had overthrown the cuban aligned government there senator graham's comparison though seems to be glossing over some crucial differences between venezuela and grenada in the eighty's for st

and our correspondents igor's daryn out of he is as sheremetyevo airport right now and he's about to bring us all the latest so eager welcome back. please bring us up to speed on developments. well roman well you know what is happening here this is one of the terminals of the sheremetyevo airport one of the largest aerial hubs over mosco and it is a very very quiet i mean this is the terminal with the most hustle and bustle and you can clearly see it is almost completely empty the crowd behind me is made up of security workers and some journalists and workers over the airport those who work here at the airport we do know that the whole sheremetyevo airport has been almost completely shutdown of coding to the latest information only one runway one emergency runway i should say is operate so all of the flights inbound to here have been redirected to we have been hearing announcements over the speakerphones saying as to where these planes have landed and i mean many many of them have not made it even to moscow i mean some of them of course how blended in some other posts over the russia

shit on office in the german capital right now you've been following what's been going on all day igor describe what's happening around you now. well my dear it is something. to another was a completely beautiful day so let me give you an idea as to where i am right now this is the rally yearly something of a yearly event where tens of thousands of left leaning activists come to central bolin and march through its streets now this was. it was to be the final destination of that march but obviously people oh well they didn't want to go and so we've seen perhaps under the influence and perhaps since they've chanted so many anti police slogans here they're finally putting some actions beside their words and so we've seen lots of lots of glass bottles being thrown around here at the police and quite often the i wasn't so good so i mean we saw some bottles dropping at the feet of just simple bystanders of and so now what the police are doing they're trying to clear this all the street this square just this this neighborhood they're telling that the official rally is over that people should

power was supported by a consistent and hawkish stance amongst western leaders over the last 4 months igor's adele of can take us through the power struggle. for me if i'm going to but i swear to formally assume the duties of the national executive as president of venezuela i and that was how it all began a long and porthole road to the chaos and mayhem venezuela's in today it wants nisha local politician overnight short into political stardom and with the u.s. on his side it seemed one why don't you simply couldn't lose. by mike pence the vice president of the united states the united states supports the courageous decision many more countries followed suit brazil has just issued a note recognizing one we're going to go as venezuela's president. one plan. one door in europe why the uk you know why though venezuela began to devour itself from the inside torn by protest streets flooded people on mass reassuring maduro of their support all venting their anger at a president they call a dictator. meanwhile washington unrolled its arsenal from threats to sanctions to even seemingly harmless thin

yet to respond to a request for a comment but we've got some background on that comes from marty's igor issue that often. we saw petrified children. listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to poison indisputable and to speculations over what happened in do more in syria in spring 2018 except did it really. last week a group of activists published and experts findings which were apparently sent to the o p c w but for one reason or another were not included in the report the 16 newly revealed pages challenges the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling and impacting the floor of lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which it was found. observations of the scene of the 2 locations suggest that there is a high approval. ality both cylinders were money placed at those $2.00 locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engineering teams account as well structure

thanks very much indeed and that's it from a 1st news hour of getting meantime igor's catch up with our website after their dot com i'll be back in a minute without a full round bye for that. one of australia's most love making and i'm the one is under threat from an agonizing disease but one wildlife term freedom is dedicating a lot of deciding what i want to east makes the woman who spoke on al-jazeera. move or. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. at the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. to most russian goals have been achieved not. russia on al-jazeera. being located outside the western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global and that. when you peel away the lists of co the military and the financial do

right to vote the organization only 5 member states voted against the declaration including ukraine igor said on off now reports on why the other 47 said yes. dozens of foreign ministers from all across europe have flocked to finland helsinki to participate in the summit of the council of europe when it comes to the russian delegation to their participation it is proving to be quite productive apparently the sort of flavor of the day if i may say so have become the potential return of the russian members of the parliamentary assembly of europe to well fulfill their duties. we very much appreciate that are consistent line on the restoration of justice was supported by both the secretary general of the council of europe toward me on the ag land and the responsible delegations of the member states as a result there was a decision made which clearly confirmed that as the statute states each member state of the council of europe has equal rights and equal responsibilities just a quick reminder as to why this is important not just for russia but for all of europe the parliamentary assembly of

timofiv told papadopoulos in april 25, 2016, e-mail, had he just spoken to igor ivanoff and conveyed advice about how to arrange a moscow visit. mifsud returned to england april 25th, 2016. the next day, papadopoulos met mifsud for breakfast at the andaz hotel, same location as the last meeting. during that meeting, mifsud told papadopoulos he had met with high-level russian government officials during his recent trip to moscow. mifsud also said on that trip he learned that the russians had obtained, quote, dirt, end quote, on candidate hillary clinton. as papadopoulos later stated to the fbi, mifsud said that the, quote, dirt, end quote, was in the form of, quote, e-mails of clinton, end quote, and that they have, quote -- they had thousands of e-mails, end quote. on may 6, 2016, ten days after the meeting with mifsud, papadopoulos suggested to a representative of a foreign government that the trump campaign had received indications from the russian government that it could assist the campaign through the anonymous release of information that would be damaging to hillary clinton. ru

igor security devices could be transporting video of you around the world.ec won't comment on this incident but does offer these security tips. don't just click next when you set up your device. download the latest security update for your device, and change your preset password. some cybersecurity efforts say that doesn't cut it. >> i would frankly throw it away and turned towards more trusted device manufacturers. >> put it down. go away. >> security devices intended to make life easier may invite risks that just aren't worth it. gillian turner, fox news. >> mike: the pentagon says military sexual assault recorded by females members rose by 44% between 2016 and 2018. a new report based on an anonymous survey is 6.2% of women in the military reported being a victim of sexual assault last year. the defense department says it is "disturbed over the findings after years of implementing steps to stop sexual assault in the ranks." up next, the jussie smollett case gets even weirder. first, beyond our borders tonight. authorities on the eastern island of st. luci

their marvel fix they will have to do disney plus and hulu and does that suggest something about what igor company might want to do to tie those two things together? >> well, it kind of sounds like it, john i think the marvel content that's more family oriented for younger audiences for probably age 13, 15 and younger that will really be on disney plus helstrom this is more than pg-13, this could be for the more mature audiences that the kind of audiences that would watch even fx. what we're seeing disney do now they're taking all this more mature content, the fx content not bringing fx on to disney plus, they're going to put that content on to hulu they want disney to be for families we've already heard disney talk about the fact that they may be bundling together access to hulu along with disney plus even espn plus, as well at a lower price point, but they want to make sure that you don't feel like you have to pay for all of these services it's just an option. but jon, if you want the family marvel content you'll be fine with disney plus need all the marvel content you're going to have t

>> with igor -- >> i don't remember that. i want to stay away from getting too deeply into the fisa issue. that's currently under investigation by the oig. impor the warrant also says that page met with and discussed camp romat about hillary clinton. does that confirm that? >> i don't think so. >> does it confirm that page discussed ramp romat on hillary clinton? >> not that i recall. >> the warrant has been discussed by the mueller report, which is the gold standard of what we're discussing here. i'm glad that you're looking into it. i encourage you to look into why the fbi relied on this false information. and i hope you'll share the results. the public obviously has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation have a long history and a long history of success that has been been based on respect. they deserve to understand there's not so much power concentrated in that agency. the outcome of an investigation can depend on the whims who might be assigned to it. th

first according to the warrant page had a secret meeting with igor session, the president of rosniv.t page met with session? >> met with who? >> with mr. egor. >> i don't remember that. i want to stay away from getting too deeply into the fisa issue. it is currently under investigation by the oig. >> understood. second and more importantly the with igor in order to discuss what is referred to as -- against hillary clinton. does the mueller report confirm that page met with this man? >> i don't think so. >> does it confirm that page discussed things with hillary clinton on anyone? >> not that i recall. >> since the evidentiary support for the warrant has been discussed by the mueller report which is the gold standard we're talking about. i would encourage you to look into why the f.b.i. relied on this false information and i hope you'll share the results. the public has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation have a long history and a laong history of success that has been based on respect. they deserve to understand t

igor session. >> i want to say away from the fisa issue. >> the warrant also says that page met with egor in order to discuss what is referred to as compremat against hillary clinton. does the mueller refort confirm that? >> i don't think so. >> does it say that anyone spoke with him about hillary clinton? >> i don't think so. >> since the mueller report is the gold standard of what we're discussing here, i'm glad you're looking into it, i encourage you to look into why the fbi used this false information. the public has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice, the federal bureau of investigation have a long history of success. the outcome of an investigation can depend on the whims of who might be assigned to it. they have a right not to believe that a particular investigation might be struck, might not be influenced by a political consideration, politically or otherwise. >> i'm told we're going to have two votes at 11:45. we'll do senator white house and why don't we just come back an hour later, we'll break for an hour and do the votes and have lunch. >>

ready to rev their engines the ground shake and drive their way through red square and as you and igor were saying it's hard to convey the sheer of all to some meaning and poignancy to so many russians off today people come here to of course see the the soldiers the tanks but it's what happens later that's most touching the so-called immortal regiment it's a tradition of grassroots movements organized now back in twenty twelve when the siberian city of tomsk and since then it's grown to something which millions of people take pause and not only in russia but throughout the whole world as well over one hundred countries five hundred cities marking not just may relatives or distant relations of people who lost their lives or fought in the second world war the great patriotic war was known here in russia holding up the portraits and photos of their loved ones who lose years ago and marching along here we're going to have more coverage of that and as you quite rightly mention a little family stories we did a bit of digging around and family history and found out that my grandma who served

second and more importantly the warrant also says that page met with igor devekin to discuss comp ro mat. does the mueller report confirm he met with him? >> i don't think so. >> does it confirm he met about comp ro mat with anyone? >> i don't think so. >> the main reason for the warrant has been discussed by the mueller report, which is the gold standard of what we are discussing here. i'm glad that you're looking into it. i would encourage you to look into why the fbi relied on this false information. and i hope you'll share the results. the public obviously has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice, the federal bureau of investigation, have a long history, and a long history of success that he has been based on respect. they deserve to understand there is not so much power that's been concentrated in that one industry. that the outcome of an investigation can depend on the whims of who might be assigned to it. they have a right not to believe that a particular investigation might be struck and paged. might not be tarmaced. might not be influenced by an

igor session. >> i want to say away from the fisa issue. >> the warrant also says that page met with egor in order to discuss what is referred to as compremat against hillary clinton. does the mueller refort confirm that? >> i don't think so. >> does it say that anyone spoke with him about hillary clinton? >> i don't think so. >> since the mueller report is the gold standard of what we're discussing here, i'm glad you're looking into it, i encourage you to look into why the fbi used this false information. the public has a right to know what happened here. the u.s. department of justice, the federal bureau of investigation have a long history of success. the outcome of an investigation can depend on the whims of who might be assigned to it. they have a right not to believe that a particular investigation might be struck, might not be influenced by a political consideration, politically or otherwise. >> i'm told we're going to have two votes at 11:45. we'll do senator white house and why don't we just come back an hour later, we'll break for an hour and do the votes and have lunch. >>