protest which i just recently here in russia now following that documentary going to the investigative committee decided to look into what was described as shown in the film and investigate the facts there now that resulted in them searching this. apartment as well as the father and said homes of those who supported it following nazi was brought. questioning we're now hearing that he has been arrested and will remain in custody for at least the next forty eight hours for further questioning now this documentary shows you. having a conversation with a georgian national who we understand has very prominent connections with the government in glee seat. says that yes he did have a conversation with georgian citizen and they were discussing financing for his for his policy left front however he denies that he ever discussed the organization of demonstrations or all protests with not certain about that said a gentleman no. he's just been brought to the investigative committee for further questioning what we've seen is a group of around fifty of. supporters coming out to the front of the investigative

is brought in for questioning by the investigative committee facing charges of planning to organize mass unrest in the country. twenty four hour news live from moscow this is the with me will receive. pulling the u.s. economy back from the brink and retaliating for the killing of american diplomats took center stage during the second presidential debate of course between mitt romney and barack obama they faced off two fresh blows with less now than a month left before the crucial vote for the white house dominants. reports now from washington. by all accounts this debate was stop. to be crucial for the president and his chances of getting reelected especially after the first debate two weeks ago when the president looked less and less competitive then governor romney this time around he was on the offensive which got the media and his supporters very excited according to television audience polls the president came out as the winner in this debate they kept arguing whose tax plan is going to add more to the country's gigantic dad true would be better at competing with china and the rest

side of the investigative committee headquarters to show their support for him. good as they say as though at the moment he has not been charged with any offense should this investigation which is ongoing decide that somebody should be charged but they're quite serious offenses in deed in fact they bring with them a maximum jail term of ten years in prison for anybody who is convicted so of course we'll be keeping you up to date here on r.t. exactly what's going on at the moment the investigative committee saying that they will be released and will not be charged however he and his lawyer say they remain inside the building and haven't been told anything as of yet for authorities but all over and such from moscow thank you. germany finds weeds on the path to a green a future you could find out how it turning away from the dangers of atomic energy might be a step too far on its neighbors build nuclear power stations right on its doorstep . also online for you at r.t. dot com reports suggest the boots of american troops may well overstep the deadline date they promi

the investigative committee has confirmed. it has been released following questioning he hasn't been charged with any offenses however travel restrictions have been placed upon him he won't be allowed to leave russia this is all part of an ongoing probe by the investigative committee into allegations of individuals organizing riots in proposing mass on rest and violence across russia the roots of this lie in a documentary there is a russian television documentary that made these allegations this. was involved in this parenting appears to show him meeting with a georgian citizen who apparently has a prominent ties with the government in tbilisi the investigative committee of said . house said that yes he did meet with georgian citizens however he was doing so in order to try and drum up donations political donations for his party left front so no charges brought against him has been released however these all of this is a very serious investigation the charges that are being investigated bring with them a very severe penalty an

well the investigative committee have launched a criminal case into the proposed organization of riots that's what we're hearing it all follows on the back of a a second part of a documentary called the enough to me protest that was shown on television here in russia now in the documentary we see. speaking with a georgian citizen who has very close ties to the government employee. after the investigative committee had looked at the facts and circumstances that are shown in the documentary they decided to carry out the searches on the home of mr also some of those people close to him as well following that he's been brought in for questioning. himself has said that he was consulting people from georgia concerning funding for his political party left front however he denies that he ever spoke to anybody concerning the organization of demonstrations all right it's being investigated the moment it isn't the first time. a brush with authorities in two thousand and eleven on the same day is the parliamentary elections here in russia december of two thousand and eleven he was detained by poli

that drafted and published this report and he will be assisted by members of the investigative committee including mark, allegra, and jean. >> president farrell: i want to thank you for your hard work and for ever member of the civil grand jury we know how much time and effort you spend on what you do. it's contractuall critically imr city. thank you on behalf of the board of supervisors and everyone in san francisco. thank you for your hard work. >> thank you. >> chairman farrell, president chiu, my name is mort rafael, and i serve as the chair of the committee that actually did the leg work to bring together the information that we will present today. i must confess, however, that due to the reason that perhaps supervisor farrell was late, i too was watching the ballgame, and an awful lot of energy has been expended on certain plays that happened that were absolutely draining. so please forgive me if my brain does not function as clearly as it should. but i'll try to at least present some of the highlights of our report, that will provide you with at least our view of what's going on.

and that they had also taken money from georgian officials to help them do that russia's investigative committee is you. that documentary evidence two of those have also been charged one of them was detained in the ukraine. it is thought that he was detained there however he says that his confession was given under pressure from. if he's convicted he could face up to ten years in prison. and there live in central moscow thank you. fired into the world we go will start with afghanistan where at least thirty seven people have been killed and seventeen wounded in a suicide bombing in the northern part of the country where the attacker wearing a police uniform blew up in a crowd gathering at a mosque to celebrate the holiday and the province's top officials were inside the mosque were did escape unharmed there were however police officers and soldiers among the dead at this point no one has claimed responsibility. at least one person has been killed over forty injured in peru's capital lima during a protest against the government's decision to move a local wholesale market by demonstrators allegedly

and that they had also taken money from georgian officials to help them do that russia's investigative committee is using that documentary as evidence to us. those have also been arrested over the same investigation one of them is thought to have been detained in the ukraine though he's saying that his confession was given under pressure from all four of if is convicted he could face up to ten years in prison. let's get some business here on our case he pilgrim good to see you today this day marking one year exactly since a breakthrough in solving the greek crisis creator you talk about a breakthrough perhaps being a bit optimistic well exactly i mean it's a question of oh listen it rory quite right there i mean greece had been forgiven for some of its debt that was promised more rescue lies to dig it out of a mess that was the situation a year ago as you say to a danish science a bank says that the situation in the eurozone is reminiscent of groundhog day now the trigger for a change would be in germany's. call it needs to fall a new coalition. i think what we see is a combination of germany be

well karen a small group of protesters has gathered outside the investigative committee here in moscow in support of. he was the last to go to committee say he wrote a ten page confession saying that he plotted violence at a protest and made a six in opposition protest there and that he also received funding from a georgian m.p. he said he shouted to reporters as he was taken from court that he was tortured and that was made confession he was extracted from him do that under torture investigative committee says that they found no marks on his body but that they will investigate those claims this all follows the recent airing of a documentary film on russian television which targeted. solve saying that showing a secret footage secretly filmed footage and saying that he amongst others with the group had planned violence at that rally and are not other violent uprisings and had colluded with georgian officials to as they put it overthrow the russian government in a violent uprising there is investigations ongoing into the protest on may the sixth which descended into violence with accusat

tester's has gathered here outside the investigative committee in moscow in support of leonard ross was he and also to protest about this ten page confession that say's that he helped to organize violence in a protest in opposition protest on may the sixth and that he was funded by georgian politicians. he says however that he was kidnapped from the ukraine and was tortured the investigative committee say that they did not tortured him and that he wrote that confession himself this to and fro argument follows after a recent documentary was aired on russian television which was targeted at another opposition figure surrogate without saw the documentary featured secret camera footage and it said in it that all doubt soft amongst others had plotted to cause mass and rest not just on rest in the may the sixth and may the sixth processed and in collusion with georgian officials attempt a violent overthrow of the russian government. without saw from self has also been arrested in the investigation that followed he has agreed to stay in russia until that investigation is complete the investiga

jury i am marty choy and i person on this report and i will turn it over to the chair of the investigative committee. thanks. >> thank you. >> welcome back. >> we always seem to be getting together to celebrate the day after the giants have done something spectacular. it makes it difficult to prepare for these reports as a result of that but i would like to make a brief stop and -- didn't stop your remarks to supervisor chiu. you made our report for us and i thank you for many of the comments we will reiterate as part of the formal report, but to thank i would like to thank chairman farrell and president chiu for giving us this opportunity to sort of fill in a little bit of the things that we really think are important to state publicly about what we have found and what we think is wrong in technology. i would like to thank also the members of the civil grand jury who are here. i feel at home and with a meeting of with you all here and need a roundtable and everybody else and always neat in private and if you for that and i would like to thank the participants that met with us individually and toget

was an interesting revelation that came about one nine hundred seventy five in an senate investigation committee that uncovered the cia was paying major media outlets under the table two hundred fifty million dollars a year to act as gate keepers and propagandists this is been coded operation mockingbird this is fully veiled and did what are called the church airings frank church senator frank church headed up this committee back in the seventy's and of course they say that they don't do that anymore when caught red handed just like when i was caught underage drinking as a kid i said it wouldn't happen again the cia says oh we just won't manipulate the media again so we have clear documentation of the good of the establishment being in bed with these media outlets we have clear evidence showing that the washington post and others are funding the build of group so that's one of the major reasons why they don't like to talk about it they like to just pretend that they don't exist and the council on foreign relations those sounds like a senate committee it sounds like something you would find you k

is brought in for questioning by an investigative committee pulled out so often his associates are facing charges of planning to organize mass unrest in the country. more news in fifteen minutes time for now though it's union and the sports. thanks for a grip. busy ten minutes ahead let's get right to it. by the skin of their teeth that russia make it four wins from four in world cup twenty four qualifying but azerbaijan pushed them all the way in moscow. compacting sweden stunned germany on the footballing world by reporting from four goals down to draw their group c. in contra berlin some of the big stadium. medals on their mind we can't help but first as prime candidates for success at the next winter olympic games in sochi. a victory is a victory but fabio capello won't be too unarmored with the way the russian maintain their perfect record in qualification for world cup twenty fourteen richard bump or fate has the story of a tough night in moscow. russia will finish two thousand and twelve on top of group path a perfect record of four wins from four games however they were made to wo

accused of staging mass on ruston may has turned himself in to the country's authorities the investigative committee says. he has confessed to aiding and organizing mass protests that occurred in moscow where he revealed they had been financed by the former georgian m.p. g.v. as that. last week russian investigators launched criminal proceedings against another prominent opposition figure said again without so that's after documentary claimed he and his friends including. received millions of dollars to carry out orders from georgia the charges could result in a sentence of up to ten years in prison. proponents parties have won elections in spain's basque country with their results expected to spark more talk of separatism and prone to penzance candidates have secure the second largest majority in the region in thirty four years when an basque nationalist party has vowed to address the country's economic problems that's after describing madrid as a break on the development of the region and its manifesto the victory comes a weeks ahead of elections in catalonia the wealthiest part of spain that's re

investigation? is it not the responsibility of this house oversight committee?e reasons that security was denied. our ambassador, obviously a violent, deadly location, benghazi libya. kutcher absolutely right. this belongs the subject of congressional hearings, an independent commission as well prompted to invest your what transpired. intolerable watching partisan operatives use words like lie or to say that there were no rescue attempts made on the people. lou: excuse me, if i may. the president of the united states and his entire campaign is using lines as a strategy in the campaign trail. it is unprecedented in scale and dimension of this affront. to political history in this country. >> it is quite a story when you have both the romney campaign and the obama campaign attacking each other in a political debate. very different agenda when we are talking about the tragic death of four americans, to allow it to become a political game. >> it is not politicized. untuck about what was said and what then came out. this demonstration has been caught in lies. jay car

and we'll talk to california congressman darrell issa whose committee is investigating. we'll also gret the take of congressman elijah cummings, senior democrat on the committee. then we'll talk about that, the with vice presidential debate, and the campaign with our political panel, david corn of "mother jones" magazine. katrina vanden heuvel of the can the nation. bay buchanan, pollster frank lutz and our own john dickerson. that's a lot but this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning. senator lindsey graham is one of the senior republicans on the armed services committee. and he has been looking into this attack. senator, welcome to the broadcast. i know you have been investigating this. have you reached an conclusions on why the administration waited so long to acknowledge this was the work of terrorists? >> well, the facts are there was never a riot. the night in question, september 11, ambassador stevens was being visited by the turkish ambassador. and the coordi

. >> his colleagues, investigative committee spent months and months monthshs -- >> inspector general and found no evidence of cronyism. >> bob: why did not use the tape with ryan saiding he crony for his own snore bob, stop, stop! -- >> eric: bob, stop, stop! there are 100 investigations going on right now. inspector general. >> dana: i haven't said a word in the segment so far. i'll get a word in. ryan did not have a good followup answer. biden said you sent me a letter looking for this money for your district. ripe didn't answer that well. if you don't like politics, you dislike washington, you look at that gosh, all the guys are in it together. however, the inspector general looking at all the companies, in particular, solyndra, the poster child for the type of cronyism for rate -- wasted taxpayer dollars on product that did not work. that will happen again in the next four years. if there is not a change in administration. >> bob: i give you credit for raising that. we edited it out completely for the segment, the debate segment. >> eric: edited nothing. i use joe biden's words e

. >>> house investigations committee has called state department officials here today to testify members of congress are demanding to know why there wasn't more security at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. what officials knew about a potential threat and whether the obama administration intentionally tried to mislead the public in believing it was a random attack during a protest. state department officials will reportedly testify today they never believe the attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans was simply a result of the protest. a republican on the committee went on cnn this morning and blasted the administration for seeming to change its descriptions of what happened. >> now we come out to find those were absolutely not true, they are somewhere between totally false and absolutely not true. >> reporter: as for ambassador stevens security state department officials will testify he was in a secure area during the attack but tied of smoke inhalation and a rapid response force of libyans tried to come to his aid. a whistle blower will also be testifying tod

so last november when the committee launched its investigation, they issued a press release. r huawei met with committee staff in washington, in february we hosted committee staff for a daylong visit in china at our headquarters. in many may we -- in may we hosted committee members and staff in hong kong with our ceo. in june we received a list of questions from the committee which we responded to in short order in early july. in september we made a witness available to testify before the committee and subsequently answered an additional list of questions. we have been remarkably responsive -- david: but, bill, why would they say that you have been uncooperative? >> it is somewhat disturbing to imagine all of the information that we have shared over the last 11 months, piles of documents, hundreds of e-mails and the product of what was a good faith exchange from huawei's side, the committee's report is a booklong version of the november 2011 press release. liz: so i'm thinking -- >> no substance. liz: bill, i'm thinking that if we were to hear from a conference room filled wit

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chairman lloyd blankfein was grilled about that deal and others by the senate subcommittee on investigations. committeed to know why clients should trust goldman if it was recommending they buy securities that the company was betting against. >> senator carl levin: you are betting against the very product you are selling and you're just not troubled by it? >> lloyd blankfein: i'm sorry, i can't endorse your characterization... >> cooper: c.e.o. blankfein and other goldman executives testified that, when the firm does certain types of transactions with institutional investors, it's understood that the company doesn't have the same responsibility it does when it's acting as a financial adviser. >> smith: i was flabbergasted. what i can tell you is that's not what the client is thinking. the teachers' retirement fund, who's coming to goldman sachs or morgan stanley, is thinking that goldman sachs is one of the biggest, smartest banks in the world. the reason i'm coming to them is to get their advice on what to do. >> cooper: we wanted to hear what goldman sachs had to say, but after one off-camera meeting

a house committee started investigating the attack this week and now the senate homeland security committee has said it will do the same. the senate committee said it wants to know what happened and why and why the obama administration's, quote, initial public assessment of this attack was subsequently proven inaccurate. jamie. >> molly, questions just about everybody wants answered. thank you so much. greg. >> president obama and his republican challenger mitt romney are focusing squarely on the next debate. the candidates getting ready for tuesday's town hall debate in new york while gov. romney is preparing for the second phase off he is telling voters in the battleground state of ohio and across the country that support for him is surging. chief political correspondent karl cameron is live in portssmith, ohio. >> we are just outside where he will have a big rally in moments. earlier today he did a little debate prep while his running mate paul ryan was on the campaign trail at youngstown, ohio. he took to task the president's decision to postpone a decision whether or not china is manip

. >> an investigative committees spent months and months. they found no evidence of cronyism. i love my friend. i am not allowed to show letters, but go on our website. he sent me two letters, by the way, can you send me some stimulus money for companies in the state of wisconsin? >> you did ask for stimulus, correct? >> constituents applying for grants. we did that for all constituents. >> i love that. that is a bad program and he writes me a letter. the reason we need this stimulus, it will create growth and jobs. his words. and now he is sitting here -- by the way, that program, what the congress said was that it was a model. all this talk about cronyism. they investigated and did not find one single piece of evidence. i wish he would just -- >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on windmills in china? was it a good idea to borrow all this money from countries like china and spend it on all these different interest groups? >> it was a good idea that this was exactly what we needed to stop us from going off the cliff. 4% of those green went under. it is a better ba

>> reporter: tori, republicans are alleging a coverup and have called members of a house investigative committeehere to look in to it. they say they believe the obama administration intentionally misled the public into believing the attack that killed the tower americans was the result of a pretest over an anti--islam video. now state department officials are expected to testify today that was never their conclusion. those initial descriptions were not accurate. >> now they are saying they are absolutely not true, they are somewhere to being false to absolutely not true? >> reporter: a state department security official says repeated requests were ignored. some of these house republicans are also being criticized this morning because they voted to cut funding for embassy security. errorring live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a woman dying of cancer says getting through security at seattle's airport was a nightmare. she needed the take prescription drugs and other medical supplies with her to hawaii. she says she called alaska airlines for information on getting th

. >> his colleague runs an investigative committee and spent months and months, they found no evidence of cronyism. i love my friend here. i'm not allowed to show letters but go to our website. he sent me to a letter saying by the way, can you send me some stimulus money for companies in the state of wisconsin? we sent millions of dollars. >> he did ask for stimulus. >> we advocated for constituents who were applying for grants. that is what we do. >> i love that. this was such a bad program and he writes me a letter saying, the reason we need the stimulus, it will create growth and jobs. his words. and now he is sitting here looking at me. by the way, the program again, investigated what the congress said was it was a model. less than 0.44% waste or fraud in the program. and all this talk about cronyism. they investigated and did not find one single piece of evidence. i wish he would be more candid. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on electric cars in finland or windmill's in china? was it a good idea to borrow this money from countries like china and spend it on all th

he is minority member of the senate investigative committee. i will say this about grassley.es good eggs haves. he is launching it with another gentleman, mark kirk. he is a buy has been on steve cohen's tail at sac capital. this guy is serious and going after geithner right now essentially demanding what he knew back in 2007 and 2008 when geithner was new york fed chairman and clearly was briefed and did an investigation on alleged manipulation of bib lore. that is what he is doing. demanding geithner come clean, tell us exactly what you knew. tell us about, did you even think of the consequences of manipulating libor? for example, cities and states, higher borrowing costs because cities and states are involved in complex arrangements if you manipulate the rate down it still hurts them. did he ever think about that? did he think about the consequences? that is all mapped out in the letter. this letter is appearing on fox business network.com we should point out one of the fascinating things in this letter he is essentially calling for tim geithner, treasury secretary, only h

criminal investigations that have been launched -- >> martha, look, his colleague runs an investigative committee, spent months and months going -- >> this is the inspector general. >> they found no evidence of cronyism. and i love my friend here. i am not allowed to show letters, but go to our website. he sent me two letters saying, by the way, can you send me some stimulus money for companies here in the state of wisconsin? we sent millions of dollars. >> you did ask for stimulus money, correct? >> on two occasions, weed advo e advocated for constituents applying for grants. >> i love that. this is such a bad program and he writes me a letter staying, the reason we need this stimulus, it will create growth and jobs. his words. and now he's sitting here looking at me, and by the way, that program, again, investigated. what the congress said was, it was a model. less than 0.4% waste or fraud in the program. all this talk about cronyism. they investigated and did not find any evidence. i wish he would be a little more candid. >> was it a good idea to spend taxpayer dollars on cars in finland or wi

alisyn: this is the house oversight committee investigating what went on at consulate in benghazi. they are talking about levels of security and whether when the top agents on the ground wanted more security and were those requests fulfilled and if not, why. >> we felt strongly about the need for that and we requested it any way. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> we now go to the gentleman from massachusetts. we appreciate this patience. for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. alisyn: this is a fox news alert on new reaction to the fallout over the murders of four americans in libya on september 11. a tragedy that raised questions about who was in the obama administration knew the truth about the actual circumstances behind that attack and when. it's a brand-new hour of "america live." i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly. the white house is holding a briefing with reporters for the this time in two weeks. it's expected to come -- jay carney going to the podium. as you have been watching, house lawmakers are holding their own hearing about what went wrong. let, listen in to ja