>> igor. >> igor? i'm jay. >> hi. >> reporter: sgt. reim's body-cam was switched on, but as you can see, it wasn't framed properly. his words, however, were direct and to the point. >> there's really no easy way to -- to tell you what's going on. >> okay. >> okay? um -- your mom is deceased. >> mm-hmmm. >> okay? um, so right now, we've got to do a lot of things to try to figure out how -- why -- >> mm-hmmm. >> -- uh, what's going on. >> reporter: you've done that kind of notification before, haven't you? >> a lot. >> reporter: and they're not pleasant. >> no. worst thing to do. >> reporter: was this one different? >> it -- it was different in the response that i received. >> reporter: in fact, there was basically no response, according to reim. just a blank stare. did he cry? was he emotional? >> not at all. >> reporter: their conversation, if that's what this was, continued. >> is your mom's car usually here? >> yeah. >> okay. >> is it not here? >> no. >> reporter: that's when igor asked a question that seemed to come totally out of l

artie's igor's had gone off was there has the exclusive details. this is a field hospital in its early stages it is just being built in fact there's another group of emergency workers on the way with more infrastructure but this is where russian rescue as will be taking those engines those still in need of medical attention from off to the blast. well everything that you can see the round me was erected overnight it was literally an empty lot just 2 o'clock in the morning last time i was here well fast forward 6 old hours and well there's already a small tent city here. well these are search dogs have been traveling with me or rather i was with them and. they will be sniffing out those who may be still trapped. under the rubble. the city of the roots is devastated morally physically financially in fact of all places that i've a being too apart from active war zones of course this one with all the rubble of destruction and vehicles just abandoned at the side of the road resembles a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie the most and the russian 8 f. ai

go on it's even fun to say but interestingly enough this week we found out igor dead chain co is the source behind the so-called an infamous steal a report that was written by a guy i used to be an officer with for m i 5 that started the whole brouhaha here in the united states if we had known at the beginning that there was just some guy just down the street from where we're i'm speaking right now igor dead chunk of the source of the new information i'm not sure we would have run with the story the way we did was it right yeah rick sanchez good to be with you again this is really an example taking a long way home right this is something that was created in part in washington d.c. goes all the way around the world goes to the. hotel it comes all the way back again back to the same block. or it started yes it's true the f.b.i. has said that so much of the russian investigation had its roots in the now discredited still dossier. and now we find out finally where some of his crazy allegations that were in the dossier where they came from and they came from this gentleman igor shango as

crazy allegations that were in the dossier where they came from and they came from this gentleman igor shango as you say yes who because you love saying his name so you know they had anything on ukrainian god based in washington d.c. and not it was this plant inside moscow right there next to putin you know spying on the president of russia this guy could have been like you and me. the reason this is important is that there's so much evidence polly up and it has piled up over the years that the democrats were determined to create in their words an insurance policy and in case donald trump got elected they were determined to do everything they could in the obama administration with a wink and a nod from joe biden where we heard that name before the vice president now the democratic candidate to try to either deny the victory or make life very difficult for him once he was elected at all goes back to the dossier which is the root again of the russian investigation so this story while the democrats would love the story go away man rick it's more timely than ever because one of the main fi

blessed to be a correspondent igor off it's a time you would expect that after choose these explosions in the aftermath of that that this is the time where all the authorities the people come together and try and improve the situation there the opposite seems to be happening. well you and absolutely and in the past couple of days we also thought that that would that was happening but in fact you can see that the smoke still hasn't cleared from the air of beirut this is the area where some of the heaviest clashes between the army the police and the protesters have happened in fact perhaps ironically it's not that far from from the port and from where the blast has happened but this was not caused by the blast this was caused by all the protests and by people being unhappy lots of dumpsters just overturned set on fire i mean by the time we got here there was much more smoke much more fires going on let's just see just have a look here this is not again this is not damage excuse me this is not damage from the blogs this is a from today's protests and what people unhappy about lebanon has

resident rather than the supposedly russia based source as igor sana also explains now a sizable chunk of the dots here seem to rely on chaps between drinking buddies. it was a dossier that some prophesies would spell doom for donald trump as president and as a human being with any shred of decency the document penned by still spread like wildfire across the media spilling way beyond the u.s. borders the dossier the dossier that controversial document it alleges overt knowing collusion while unconfirmed accusations was shell to cool the foil salacious would be an understatement the claim that trump hired prostitutes to pee all over a bed at a luxury moscow hotel simply because the obama's one slipped in was just one of the highlights but trump's enemies believed wanted to believe after all the mysterious incognito informant was said to have infiltrated the in a most of russia's circle well turns out the russians soules was in fact a bar fly in the us former journalist and now analyst igor duncan go apparently admitted that he got his information from people he was hitting the bottle wi

both of you gentlemen george let me begin with you what do you make of this new report that this dude igor den checco is the source for the steel dossier produced or by one of your fellow citizens there in great britain. well i forget who framed roger rabbit least we now know who to frame a dog will trump this goal of lies which was evident to many of us who know russia well from the beginning was pure invention turns out to be the adventure the framing was done by not russia nor even brit but by ukrainian working in the united states it is easy for our goal which adds up to i think one of the biggest talks in world politico history and those responsible for it should be ashamed but those who deployed to weaponize . and destroyed the whole basically of the 1st term of a u.s. president have to be more ashamed because they must have known those in the know in the f.b.i. must have known that this stuff wasn't what the papers are often wasn't even written on and it has devastated the political system in the united states paid for by the clintons paid for by the democrats and paid for by some n

even a lebanese couple igor thank you for. well indeed brutal scenes in the city demonstrators here throwing rocks and projectiles police officers who responded with tear gas security forces reportedly resorted to lives to force people by. i. want to show you this as well the demonstrators put up a mock gallows in a location where people were hung more than 100 years ago under the empire protestors raised cardboard cutouts with ropes around their necks depicting lebanon's prime minister the leader of hezbollah as well as other officials in response to the surge and civil unrest prime minister his son has called for an early election and he's acknowledged that corruption was to blame for tuesday is a tragedy. i will go to the council of ministers on monday to call for an early election our countries in the midst of terrible tragedies will journalist men was in the midst of sunday's chaotic scenes in beirut. these demonstrators were flocking to marchers square also to the lebanese parliament to express their dismay over the poor

the president said about his friends lev and igor, quote, i don't know those gentlemen. when the national security adviser plead guilty to charges, do you remember what they said about mike flynn when he got charged? they put out a statement saying that michael flynn was, quote, a former obama administration official, who did some volunteer work for the campaign. he was national security adviser. when roger stone was arrested for things he did and things he lied about during the presidential campaign, the president tried the same thing. he said, now, you know, roger didn't work for me and the campaign. roger stone didn't work on the campaign, except way, way at the beginning, long before anything we're talking about here. this -- this is how loyalty works. the loyalty demands are infinite. the loyalty reciprocity. what? you're breaking up. i can't hear. could you call me back? now, the president, as he prepares to accept the renomination of his party for president. as the biden and harris campaign takes off, like a rocket. now, the president's saying his -- his newly arr

when lev and igor were arrested back in october, all the pictures emerged all of different times they had been with the president, remember when they got arrested, president said about lev and igor, quote, i don't know these gentlemen. why are you in all the pictures with them then? national security adviser pled guilty, what the white house said about mike flynn when he got charged. michael flynn was quote, a former obama administration official who did have volunteer work for the campaign. he was national security adviser! when roger stone was arrested for things he did and things he lied about during the presidential campaign, president tried the same thing. you know, roger didn't work for me in the campaign, except way at the beginning, long before we're talking about him. this is how loyalty works. loyalty demands are infinite. the loyalty reciprocity, what, you're breaking up, i can't hear -- could you call me back? now the president, as he prepares to accept the renomination of his party for prerk president, as the biden and harris campaign takes off like a rocket, now the pres

when lev and igor were arrested back in october, remember that? and all those pictures emerged of all the different times that lev and igor, of all people, had been with the president. remember what he said when they got arrested? quote, i don't know those gentlemen. why are you in all these pictures with them, then? when the president's national security adviser pled guilty to felony charges, do you remember the trump white house, what they said about mike flynn when he got charged? they put out a statement saying that michael flynn was, quote, a former obama administration official who did some volunteer work for the campaign. he was national security adviser. when roger stone was arrested for things he did and things he lied about during the presidential campaign, the president tried the same thing. he said, now, you know, roger didn't work for me in the campaign. rog roger stone didn't work on the campaign except way, way at the beginning, long before anything we're talking about here. this is how loyalty works. the loyalty demands are infinit

real name is igor kowalski. it's a web of lies, guillermo! how are you doing man?avid: how do i even know if that's true? anyway, we will come back to you, maybe after the show is over. at the start of the pandemic, i was hosting my own show on cody

leaving the one still functioning completely overwhelmed but international help has been flooding in as igor start of has been finding out. we're about 7 kilometers outside of the roots in the mountains here is one of lebanese main hospitals and we have come to witness the work of a top surgical team of russia they have come here to help lebanon deal with the traumatic fallout from the blast in the port. so russian surgeons with the help of the lebanese colleagues have just finished administering and it's the here and have begun the surgery i'm being told this woman has a lot of bones in her face broken and they are not in the right places this is the primary thing that doctors here are dealing with right now also she has a severe head trauma. larry material is leading the medical team overseeing the surgery they have decades of experience between them specializing in treating the injured from natural disasters and was syria palestine indonesia new media just some of the places where they've been saving lives here in lebanon and the groups worked alongside local doctors in more than 200 case

real name is igor kowalski. it's a web of lies, guillermo! how are you doing man? >> guillermo: pretty good. >> david: how do i even know if that's true? anyway, we will come back to you, maybe after the show is over. at the start of the pandemic, i was hosting my own show on comedy central. now i'm guest hosting jimmy's vlog in an empty pottery barn where they shoot "young and the restless." things are clicking. by the way, if you had told me ten years ago that today i'd be hosting a late night talk show in a house for no one, i would've said, "yeah, but i'll still have cool hair, right?" that's all i'm concerned about. you know, there are a lot of bad haircuts out there right now. all we've had to do for the past five months is take edibles and cut our own hair. and i've really had some doozies over the years. i've basically looked like i've been cutting my hair during a pandemic since i was twelve. i used to go to a place called "we make it look self-cut." here's a good one. it's a hairdo that screams "do you even know who my father is?" you're going to be heari

circle well turns out the russians was in fact a bar fly in the us former journalist and now analyst igor dungeon go apparently admitted that he got his information from people he was hitting the bottle with primary subsurface and source for drink heavily together and source for always looks forward to getting together with source for when primary sub sources in town are you when go as far as calling him an alcoholic but it looks like some might dungeon go might have boozed so hard it even got him into legal trouble but nobody's perfect the f.b.i. thought a little party never killed nobody the state department agreed delirious drunken drivel you might say but america needs to know he has a fellow with information united states government should have some lawyer when he developed the information relating to 2016. there's assault on our democracy and interference in our elections he felt it was important that the us government be aware of it and you'd think that the revelation about the sources credibility or rather the lack of it would be the main line in the us media but who am i kidding

to see that i can make someone's my so one gets home maybe he's going to show would be better maybe igor have more income to his family. since he started in 2016 the growing success of his eco boat has inspired ishmael to do more. it's his ambition to clear up cameroon and that begins with the country's 1st bottle recycling scheme. how. this is the eco brain i cover it is made out of $255.00 practical. and $1000.00 plus orders so this is. the place where people can come and bring their plastic waste this is the starving for and offer to try to do to worry stories stories system of plastic wasting water so the idea of this eco been what you're trying to do here where do you think you can grow that we won our city be example in that regard we just apply in areas of all the corners in front of all the show the supermarket the school so it won't be easy to carry the cup in with the side of all this so that's the vision we want to put there but how the rich there is not easy. despite the challenges it has even bigger plans for the future by producing bottle made furniture and by educating the

igor out of the >>e had someone refusing leave. >> those that are refusing to leave have firefighters at risk. friday night, surrounded by flames, brian, of boulder creek explained why he is not leaving. >> because i want to save the neighborhood. you know, there's short work and just a little path like this can save one home, two homes. that's enough for me. >> now, definitely not advised. now, if you have an not heard from a loved one, i should say, the sheriff's office said first reach out and check the red cross website to see if they have been reported there. the second step would be to call the sheriff's dispatch. i'm in san jose tonight, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. and the l numnu complex is the highest priority and being given extra resources. the massive and largely uncontrolled wild fire has destroyed 500 lauren martinez is live at the command center in the fairgrounds in santa rosa, lauren? >> reporter: with hundreds of fires burning if the state, air resources are put where they are needed most. a cal fire spokesman told me today that need was the wahlbridge f

which is igor john of his in beirut with the latest. well the smoke still hasn't cleared from the streets of beirut and everything that you can see around me well it hasn't been caused by the blast but rather by today's protests we are in an area which has seen some of the heaviest clashes between the police the army and well the riotous it is in fact not far from the port where the blast had happened but this was not caused by the blast this was caused by all the protests and by people being unhappy lots of dumpsters just overturned set on fire i mean by the time we got here there was much more smoke much more fires going on let's just see just have a look here this is not again this is not damage excuse me this is not damage from the blogs this is a from today's protests and what people are unhappy about lebanon has been battered in the past in the past year firstly and foremost leave the country is in economic in an economic turmoil its economy plunged then covert 19 heads and it didn't help the economy at all but on top of that what

looks like a subject of a blitzkrieg doesn't it that some great reporting there by igor and we thank him for that back to our main story now the white house announced today that it is following through on its threat to ban tick tock and now we chat within $45.00 days making way for u.s. tech companies to buy them so well i guess somewhat cheap and for good measure the president is now announcing new terror of that are aimed at canada but the biggest i'm a cad line is the delisle employment which is up 1800000 new jobs economics professor richard wolf is joining us now to try and put those numbers in perspective for us how about a professor what's your ted. well i think is that we have a little less unemployment the bad news here is that the rate of improvement has slowed dramatically from june in this 1st part of july which is what the report covers we also unfortunately know that the resurgence of the virus is causing places that had a lot workers to once again send them home we are about to see in my opinion a vast number of school children whose parents will decide it's late to da

correspondent igor egypt on off was in attendance managed to speak to the president . what you see behind me is a few 1000. people who showed up at a pro-government rally and indeed this this meeting is very special and compared to others that we have that we have covered in the past couple of days not because it's exceptionally large because it isn't but because it's the 1st one that we've seen alexander lukashenko the president of belarus make an appearance and he made a speech. short for the end of it during these fixed time over time 60 percent of people on the internet who showed bruises 60 percent of the stage footage time will pass we will come and show you everything i have received information that there are private enterprises all over the country that are pushing people to strike some have become insulting to the point that if an unfortunate policeman arrives repaste sait own car we have telephone conversations they say cross the corpse but why why will you do if crime returns to the streets who you call do not attack policeman these are your own people if t

very sick of waiting for a 1st down view there from igor in the lebanese capital well let's just recap why we're seeing the scenes that we are tragedy struck at around 6 pm on tuesday when a massive blast had to be reported area 158 deaths have been confirmed but with dozens still missing it is feared the number will rise the city's health system already struggling with cope at 19 has been overwhelmed by the disaster numerous city building something badly damaged on thousands of locals left homeless. in the home of the sun we found everything turned over our hands i turned around and i was hit by something in my right hand people screaming kids screaming but it was a choice and i should see. the devastation here in the lebanese capital is very much the blahs that was felt at 10 kilometers away from the port where it took place i believe this is going to be a sleepless night for the lebanese and a very sad night. the lebanese army and fire fighters have been still trying to put off the fire which is still until today burning through the remains of the warehouse says rescue workers are s

government official to publicly back the mass protests in his country the video of ambassador to slovakia igor chenier emerged hours before what the opposition of calling a march for freedom in the capital and the message posted online last 10 years says he was shocked by stories of the torture and beatings of protesters who came out earlier in the week over the disputed presidential election. yes. i stand in solidarity with those who have taken to the streets of belorussian cities would peaceful marches so that their voices could be heard yes. i sincerely hope that the future of my country will be based on the positions of all sectors of society and representatives of various political forces. have suffered for this right. well right now and many people are gathering for a pro government to begin in the next hour the opposition rally a short time later on them a moral for a protest a killed last week turned into a mass display of anger against president lukashenko reports. euphoria instead of fear on the streets of minsk after security forces stayed away from large rallies which right around

the 1st senior government official to publicly back the opposition protests and acidosis the vacuum igor less chenier says he's shocked by stories of torture and beatings of protesters who came out last week over disputed presidential election. so you don't see i stand in solidarity with those who have taken to the streets of belorussian cities with peaceful marches sort of the voices could be heard. i sincerely hope that the future of my country will be based on the positions of all sectors of society and representatives of various political forces . have suffered for this right. and we're just getting news that president putin the russian president. president has been talking by phone putin telling you that russia is ready to assist but the roost in accordance with the collective military pact between the 2 countries if necessary that's news coming out of the kremlin in russia. joins us now from minsk and step tell us about the protest behind you it's a pro-government rally taking place where an anti-government protest was due to be held. exactly there are thousands of people here they

the plan was to capture the arms and start in igor vault, but it failed and brown was executed. i, john brown am certain that the crimes of this guilty land will not be purged away but with blood. it came first at a place called bill run. there would be more. september night, 101 years ago. not that night. lee was somewhere up ahead, and then it would die. 26,000 americans died, losses for each army were equal. still, the confederate had retreated and lincoln would call it a victory. he came to anti time to talk strategy, but his thoughts were long needed. now was the time. he spoke with his cabinet. no, no. secretary sewer, and in a single resolution and loneliness, lincoln made the decision. on the first day of january 1863, all persons held as slaves within any state or designated part of a state, the people there of should be in rebellion against the united states shall be than force and forever free. and i further declared to make known that such persons of suitable conditions should be received into the armed services of the united states. >> and if we must have a beginnin

igor: as long as i can remember, i have been living a lie, this endless lie.ie to finally end. sviatlana tsikhanouskaya: i am tired of being patient. i am tired of being silent. am tired of being afraid. and you, are you tired of being patient? matthew rojansky: the three of them together have just mobilized the belarusian people folike we have never seen . nick: matthew rojansky directs the wilson center's kennan institute. he ss the government's targeting the original male opposition candidates helped crystallize lostanding anger. matthew rojansky: theyame political martyrs, being arrested, being pushed out of the country. that was obviously a slap in the face to belarusian people. time -- when you run this kind of tight-fist authoritarian regime, and yoleave no room for dissent, no room for people to voice their opposition in a alaningful way, almost any pressure release is going to get a lot of pressure coming through it. nick: alexander power in 1994, only three years after the country's independence from the soviet union. he was elected on a platform of

versa, and long anticipated reunion for a family from yemen heard how igor was finally able to join herew life in the bay area. and if you haven't done it yet, you can have the morning headlines to the right you when you sign up for the ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email and sign up for this daily service. >>> >>> a girl from yemen has been reunited with her family in san francisco now. she is 10 years old and saw her family gain for the first time in more than a month last night at sfo. this is the reunion. they applied for asylum in the united states when in egypt. the family's visas were issued in march except hers. the mother and sisters were set to expire in july, but they had no choice but to leave help from the bay area, rigad's visa was approved. >> so happy. it's a moment of his life that he would never forget. he is so happy to see his daughter and reunite with the rest of the family. >> the family say that is they're over joyed to being back together and building a life here in the united states. >>> some amateur cyclist have founds a way to get exercise in the pandemic an

they interviewed igor and what he told them was, o no, we made it up, it was in a bar, it was hearsayay. i didn't say, i didn't say. that christopher steele must embellished. i never said that. they still used it to reup the warrant and reup the warrant. is there criminality there? >> if that information was passed up the chain and people who knew about it particularly those in a position and did, in fact, authorize the fisa application and at least the first or second renewals the answer is yes and i think where you're going to find who knew i think is what you suggest either people rolling other people or the e-mail and text messages that are internal fbi and department of justice documents should indicate what level of only in there was among those in a position of authority who authorized these applications and if they knew and they authorized it it seems to me that there's criminal liability there, yes. maria: so there's a rumor going on that peter strzok and kevin kleinsmith are folding, are squeezing their -- their bosses saying they knew it. it's their fault, but everyone is t

now that's steve bannon, paul manafort, roger stone, rick gates, george papadopoulos, lev parnas, igorit's like every trump interview ends with "where do i see myself in five years? i guess, you know, prison. president trump met with the prime minister of iraq today at the white house, said trump, "how was your dri -- dri - flight, right? how was your flight? white house press secretary beelection and added, "the president has always said he'll see whatma." and personally, i cannot wait to someday have a president whose every decision doesn't have an aftermath. "i will have an answer for you, right after we sift through the wreckage of the president's actions and not before." in a new interview, joe biden said that senator kamala harris would be the kind of vice president to tell him when he's wrong. and will you look at that, he already has 46 missed calls. a taco bell employee in tennessee recently saved a man's life after he passed out in his car in the drive-thru line though, really, what saved his life was passing out before he got his food two 18-year-olds from arizona were arres