the charity and lions it's one of around 20 locations which have been raided by india's national investigation agency over the past 2 days now residents of this neighborhood have told us that the street was filled with police officers a little bit earlier in the day the national investigation agency says the rates are in connection with what it says a so-called n.g.o.s and trusts raising money in india and abroad for charitable activities and then using that money for what they say are separatist secessionist activities in indian administered kashmir the raids began there on wednesday there were $9.00 raids in india in the one in the southern city of bengal lou they have continued today indeed in the street again and here in delhi a number of offices of n.g.o.s and newspapers and owns and offices of prominent human rights activists have been raided they include the former chairman of the delhi minority commission now a prominent politician member has condemned the raids he says that there are a vicious crackdown on dissent and members of the people's democratic party have been detained and indeed adm

raided by india's national investigation agency over the past 2 days now residents of this neighborhood have told us that the street was filled with police officers a little bit earlier in the day the national investigation agency says the. ngos and trusts raising money in india and charitable activities and then using that money they say separatist activities in indian administered kashmir the raids began there wednesday there were 9 raids. in the southern city of they have continued today. and here in delhi and. offices of newspapers and. of prominent human rights activists have been raided they include the. minority commission now a prominent politician has condemned the raids he says that they're a vicious crackdown on dissent and people's democratic party have been detained. for protesting against the raids. aid workers in vietnam say at least 50 people have been killed and dozens are missing after a powerful typhoon triggered landslides in some remote areas. have also been killed hundreds of soldiers and heavy machinery have been deployed to affected areas to help search for survi

the charity and lions it's one of around 20 locations which have been raided by india's national investigation agency over the past 2 days now residents of the neighborhood have told us that the street was filled with police officers a little bit earlier in the day the national investigation agency says the raids are in connection with what it says a so-called n.g.o.s and trusts raising money in india and abroad for charitable activities and then using that money for what they say separatists a session of activities in indian administered kashmir the raids began there on wednesday there were $9.00 raids and indeed in the one in the southern city of bengal looted they have continued today indeed in this meet again and here in delhi a number of offices of n.g.o.s and newspapers and in offices of prominent human rights activists have been raided they include the former chairman of the delhi minority commission now a prominent politician member has condemned the raids he says that they're a vicious crackdown on dissent and members of the people's democratic party have been detained and even minister. for

a little bit in the day the national investigation agency says the. trust's raising money in india and charitable activities and then using that money for. a separatist activities administered the raids began wednesday. and. they have continued today. and. offices. of prominent human rights activists have been raided they include the. commission now prominent politician has the raids he says the. crackdown on dissent and people's democratic party have been detained. for protesting against the raids. the headlines from al-jazeera 3 people have been killed in a knife attack at a church in the southern city of nice several others were injured or was wounded by police but is in custody and hospital france's antiterrorism prosecutors have taken over the investigation there of me says that it was a terror attack at a school for what he describes as islamofascism. but we are hurt to once again see that our city is taken like this i want to tell the families of the victims of this barbaric attack that everyone in the community is by your side. i want to say t

organizations have been raided by indian authorities alleging kashmiri separatist activities the national investigation agency seized documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists and activists has been criticized as a crackdown on dissent so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after faultlines statement thanks so much and i for. it's one of the most consequential elections in u.s. history and al jazeera will be there every step of the way 9 hours of live coverage up to the minute results as they come in with correspondents across the u.s. and the rest of the world al-jazeera brings you a unique global perspective on the u.s. elections 2020. 30. in august we received phone calls from inside california's oldest prison san quentin how are you doing. a number of inmates at san quentin who are now positive for cover 1000 over the weekend more than 2000 men are over half of the incarcerated population tested positive for corona virus despite being on lockdown since march of fishes called it the biggest prison health catastrophe in the state's history. uninsured and those

n.g.o.s among locations raided by authorities alleging customary separatists activities the national investigation agency seized documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists and prominent activists has been criticized as a crackdown on dissent over indian rule in the disputed territory all than 1000 palestinian olive trees have been destroyed in israeli occupied territory of the last 3 weeks according to un report. 19 incidents of israeli settlers disrupting local farmers. so those are your headlines news continues here not as there often stories. another attack in france facing growing muslim brage muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their religion the french president argues it's freedom of speech and this with be bridged and can an understanding between between western leaders and the muslim world this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. a series of attacks and fronts 3 people were killed in a stabbing in a church in the southern city of nice a man who was shot dead in more of a near me an afterthought blackening possibly with a gun and injured in saudi

organizations have been raided by indian authorities alleging kashmiri separatist activities the national investigation agency seized documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalist and prominent activists it's been criticized as a crackdown on dissent but authorities say funds were being collected for secessionist purposes. new zealand has voted to legalize euthanasia from them the next year people with a terminal illness and less than 6 months to live will be able to apply for assisted dying under strict conditions the bill was approved in a referendum during this month's general election new zealanders also voted on whether to allow the recreational use of marijuana but early results suggest that it will be rejected. well we'll trafford is a reporter with the new zealand herald he says the euthanasia vote ends years of debate and political indecision. the high court on the other hand sitting it basically back to parliament and saying that we can't rule on this is needs to be a decision from parliament it gave the impetus for parliament to pass a conscious vote last year on this issue and obv

been raided by indian authorities who accuse them of kashmiri separatist activities the national investigation agency seized documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists and activists it's been criticized as a crackdown on dissent. and the u.s. says it sold fuel that it confiscated from the rainy and tankers and most of the money will go towards a fund that supports victims of state sponsored terrorism just over a $1000000.00 barrels were seized from 4 time goes on their way from iran to then its way in august the u.s. says it made $40000000.00 from the sale. so those were the headlines the news continues your knowledge is 0 of the stream stations don't watch it but about. $7000000.00 people visit homes around china together vital demographic data for the country's 7 population census. how we're trying to complete such a huge challenge during the cook at 19 i'm turning. special coverage on al-jazeera . i for me ok enjoying the stream people across algeria will soon vote on proposed amendments to that constitution the government says changes will bring a new republic critics say it

among locations raided by indian authorities alleging customary separatist activities the national investigation agency seize documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists and prominent activists it's been criticized as a crackdown on dissent over engine rule in the disputed territory at least 6 people are dead and millions are without power after hurricanes eesa hit the southern united states it made landfall in louisiana as a category 2 storm on wednesday and has left a trail of damage through several states as it moves northeast flooding and damage to infrastructure have sparked fears of to struction to election day polling next week those are the headlines news continues here on out as there are all hail the algorithm. it's one of the most consequential elections in u.s. history and al jazeera will be there every step of the way 9 hours of live coverage up to the minute results as they come in with correspondents across the u.s. and the rest of the world al-jazeera brings you a unique global perspective on the u.s. elections 2020. trust is fundamental to all our relationships not

newspapers the norm governmental organizations of alleged kashmiri separatist activities the national investigation agency seized documents and equipment from the homes and offices of journalists and activists has been criticised as a crackdown on dissent but authorities said phones were being collected for secessionist purposes. police in argentina have evicted hundreds of families from makeshift shelters and tents to a vacant field during the coronavirus pandemic there is about as much. thousands of police officers stormed the town of get a new guy in the province of one of the order was to remove squatters that had taken over land illegally. land grabs have increased in recent weeks in argentina adding pressure to the government to fall but at the for a man this which is already struggling with an economic meltdown and the covert $1000.00 pandemic. people mississippi advance by the police by throwing rocks at police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets though not look with what they are attacking us told us this man they said this was a pacific eviction and they were attacking us with everything

organizations have been raided by indian authorities alleging kashmiri separatist activity is a national investigation agencies seized documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists some prominent activists it's been criticized as a crackdown on dissent but all thora 2 said funds were being collected for secessionist says. the u.n. says more than 1000 all of trees belonging to palestinians have been burnt or damaged in israeli occupied territory of the past 3 weeks all of farmers often report attacks and destruction in and around illegally occupied land at harvest time peace monitors normally help to protect the trees but the pandemic has made it more difficult to see settlers accuse palestinian the farmers of inciting clashes they deny this and say they're finding it almost impossible to make a living. we are prohibited from entering this land without prior coordination we're prevented from plowing it because it's a little bit far from the house the settlers planted it they bring livestock to it in an attempt to control it so we're here and we want workers to harvest the olives only to find o

been raided by indian authorities that accuse them of kashmiri separatist activities the national investigation agency sees documents and devices from the homes and offices of journalists and activists it's been criticized as a crackdown on dissent but authorities said funds were being collected for secessionist purposes. let us come here on the program including the search for survivors after vietnam's most powerful typhoon in 20 years and north ursus south england's national divide is laid bare in the fight against corona but it was more than that stainless for huge. hello despite the time of the it's very very quiet road to the arabian peninsula and the river now there are indeed showers forming in turkey moving northward into the black sea i think it will throw us some time and something of a breeze coming into an area has been up until now really particularly evil for this time of the year so a slight cooling trend damascus picks it up the average here is about 2425 we've been in the thirty's so we're now trending downward saturday sunday to monday a back down to probably about normal as the clou

week most of them in india the minister made but also here in the capital delhi with a national investigation agency raging around 20 offices of charities newspapers human rights activists accusing them of using money that's been raised for charitable work funneling in funneling it into what they call separatist and secessionist activities in india that administered kashmir and now push many politicians have condemned the raids as a vicious crackdown on dissent people were detained on thursday for protesting against those raids and the rest is set to continue with separatist leaders in me to calling for a shutdown on saturday to protest against a muted land rules which have now come into force which for the 1st time allowed. to buy land in the region with many including the separatists accusing the government of trying to carry out trying to change the demographics of the region. time for sport now with. thanks very much paris and german president. has been cleared of a corruption charge at a court in switzerland it's been accused of inciting a form of official to commit aggravated criminal mismanag

organised crime has agreed to hand property and cash worth nearly £10 million to the national crime agency. investigatorseen an associate of gangsters involved in murder, fraud and drugs. he was unable to show where his wealth had come from, as dominic casciani reports. mansoor manni hussain, a high living wealthy property developer from leeds. for years, he's shown off a lavish lifestyle, attending vip events to pose alongside stars like beyonce, simon cowell and meghan markle. but his outward respectability masked the truth. his friends included this man, bradford gangster mohammed nisar khan, known on the streets as king meggy, jailed for life for murder. over 20 years, manni hussain bought properties in london, cheshire, and west yorkshire. the national crime agency believes they were paid for with profits from the violent gangs he acted for. today, he has handed 45 properties to the nca, including this modern apartment block in leeds, and this seven—bedroom home, which he once lent to an armed robber rent—free. and that's because he faced an unexplained wealth 0rder from the courts to reveal the ori

from leeds has agreed to hand over property and cash worth almost £10 million to the national crime agency. investigatorss involved in murder, fraud and drugs. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, reports. mansoor manni hussain, a high living wealthy property developer from leeds. for years, he's shown off a lavish lifestyle, attending vip events to pose alongside stars like beyonce and simon cowell. but his outward respectability masked the truth. his friends included this man, bradford gangster mohammed nisar khan, known on the streets as king meggy, jailed for life for murder. over 20 years, mansoor manni hussain bought properties in london, cheshire, and north yorkshire. the national crime agency believes they were paid for with profits from the violent gangs he acted for. today, he has handed 45 properties to the nca, including this modern apartment block in leeds. and this seven—bedroom home, which he once lent to an armed robber rent—free. and that's because he faced an unexplained wealth order from the courts to reveal the origins of his mysterious riches. this is a really important

national. >> >> many times the departments turn the investigation over to other agencies. >> reporter: this is the napa county major crimes task force which involves the napa sheriff's department and the napa city police department and the napa county d.a.'s office. we're told that this investigation could take between six and eight months. the sergeant is on paid administrative leave right now. >> it's all staying in the county. thanks so much. >>> milpitas police offering a $20,000 reward in the case of a man suspected of killing his ex- girl friend. detectives believe the 35-year- old suspect kevin james gitmed of gilroy is armed and dangerous. they say he shot and killed his ex-girl friend causandra inocencio in the parking lot of hilton garden on ranch drive saturday night. the victim is a 40-year-old mother of two and died a short time later at the hospital. gitmed is described as 6 feet tall, brown hair brown eyes and tattoos on his hands, arms and chest. >>> amy coney barrett faced a second day of questioning and the affordable care act played a starring role. skyler henry is live on c

this morning we have part 2 of our investigation into alleged racial inequity in the nation's premier law enforcement agencynly 4% of fbi agents worldwide are black. the bureau insists that diversity is what they call a core value. we spoke with several former agents who said they experienced something entirely different during their decade long career. >> when the culture is not conducive to minorities, you have an obligation to speak out. >> eric jackson was the special agent in charge of the dallas field office. >> the seventh floor in the fbi is where decisions and policies are made and there are no african-americans on the seventh floor. >> all are held by white men. >> what has occurred is what a lot of psychologists call institutionized racism. >> jackson said he got a firsthand look at how the upper ranks of fbi leadership kept blacks from climbing the ladder. >> the only black sitting in the room and i hear people talking about we don't want to change the culture. that is code word for me that we don't believe that there is a problem. >> you think that is code word. >> when you leave out of the roo

from leeds has agreed to hand over property and cash worth almost £10 million to the national crime agency. investigators stars like beyonce and simon cowell. but his outward respectability masked the truth. his friends included this man, bradford gangster mohammed nisar khan, known on the streets as king meggy, jailed for life for murder. over 20 years, mansoor manni hussain bought properties in london, cheshire, and north yorkshire. the national crime agency believes they were paid for with profits from the violent gangs he acted for. today, he has handed a5 properties to the nca, including this modern apartment block in leeds. and this seven—bedroom home, which he once lent to an armed robber rent—free. and that's because he's received an unexplained wealth order from the courts to reveal the origins of his mysterious riches. this is a really important case for the nca. it's the first time we have recovered assets in relation to an unexplained wealth order. he was laundering on behalf of high—level criminals in the leeds/ bradford area, so ensuring that their assets and his assets were clean assets an

national crime agency says there's evidence the government's flagship loan scheme, designed to help small firms affected by covid—19, is being exploited by organised criminals. a bbc news investigationhis week revealed gangs are setting up bogus companies and getting tens of thousands of pounds for every application to the scheme. plaid cymru leader adam price has used his conference speech this evening to strongly criticise the handling of the coronavirus pandemic by the government in london. delivering the speech online, he said the experience of the last six months had accelerated the need for wales to chart its own course, independent of westminster. one of ireland's leading poets, derek mahon, has died at the age of 78, following a short illness. his central place in irish culture was illustrated by the decision of the broadcaster rte to use his poem "everything is going to be all right" to end a news bulletin in march, at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. fergal keane looks back at his life and one of his most famous works. derek mahon was a working—class belfast protestant who transcended the divisions of his time to become a voice of insight and empathy, hailed in immen

he says that he had seen -- that the director of national intelligence and the fbi, which is the primary agency that's doing the investigationsseen similar actions from russia, but he did not clarify specifically what those actions were. but said that russia had also received some voter registration information, as they had in 2016. also said that the fbi and the department of homeland security acted swiftly to try to counteract that activity. the fbi then -- chris wray came out and talked about the fbi being the primary agency. i do believe we have malcolm nance. let's see if malcolm nance is available. let's bring him in and get his comments. >> this is very fascinating -- >> what did you make of what you heard? >> well, just a few days after the director of national intelligence came out and said there was no evidence of russian interference in the 2020 election, we now have the director of the fbi plus the director of national intelligence putting out that they have positive, active intelligence, and most likely actionable intelligence showing that there was direct -- attempts to directly interfere with this election. i f

investigative work is shared with our partners to enable their operations offensively. our national cyber investigative joint task force, we are much more effective in partnering with the relevant i.t. and dod agencies on that. i think it is a growing area and we are getting more sophisticated all the time, and you will never find an fbi director who would not welcome more tools, but i do think we are moving in the right direction. and i think you are right to raise the issue. sen. romney:sen. romney: thank you, sir. director miller, i appreciate your unvarnished update of where we are. with regards to weapons of mass destruction, do other nationstates recognize just how it would be for a weapon of mass destruction to fall in the hands of a nonstate actor to be used against us or anyone else for that matter? do they recognize that, and are they taking sufficient actions to secure their nuclear capabilities? dir. miller: thanks, senator, for that question. i can say definitively with our partners that they take it seriously. i cannot dispute the fact that some rogue regime might not find strategic value in providing such weapons. wasously, if a nationstate too unsophisticated to do something like tha

asking the national archives to classify complaints about the agency as temporary which means they can be scrubbed after 4 years from the public record so this means you criminal investigationswould disappear sworn witness they've statements would disappear transcribed interviews with disappear etc etc etc i think we should temporarily get rid of d.h. us forever that they do that. i would much prefer that but of course as you know d.f.s. includes ice and it includes customs and border protection and these are agencies which are the obviously the definition for the phrase all publicity is good publicity that's never applied to them so you've already had these agencies that have been steadily stonewalling public records request for years and you know now you're just adding this layer of razor on top of it which is obviously well i'm sure we'll have a positive view of the h.s. any day now i'm sure she'll do their image perfectly well. so so during the 1st half of this year 8000000 people saw misinformation. on facebook last month they launched this climate science information center that was supposed to combat this misinformation but according to the guardian some of these ads

. >>> only on cbs "this morning," part two of our investigation into the alleged lack of diversity at the nation's premiere law enforcement agencynow, yesterday you heard from a group of black former fbi acts ca agents calling for change. did you know only 4% of fbi agents worldwide of black? this morning two former agents who fought during their careers to level the playing field for fellow black acgents are speakig out after a summer of racial reckoning in this country. they say the lack of diversity at the fbi has now reached crisis levels. they spoke exclusively to our reporter. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. fbi officials say they are dedicated to diversity that it is a core value, but the former black act agents we spoke to sa they experience and witnessed something entirely different during their decades-long careers inside the fbi. >> when the culture is not conducive to minorities, you have an obligation to speak out. >> reporter: eric jackson was the special agent in charge of the fbi's dallas field office. >> i believe a crisis is happening. the seventh floor in the fbi is where decisions and p

investigating it. robert o'brien head of the national security agency went to trump twice and talked about rudy giuliani's with a russian agent for the last 10 years who steve mnuchin's treasury department just sanctioned for those things. are all those people lying? are they wrong? haven't we learned anything from 2016 when the whole email hull ba loo* showed nothing. parade of people indicted, found guilty, in jail, or on their way. >> trace: quickly the idea of this, the "new york post" says quoting saying it is fair game. indeed it's a good thing for public spirited watchdogs to look at the veracity. one cannot help but wonder where the watchdogs when, the democratic national committee bought and paid for steele dossier. the post is not a fringe outlet and no one seems to be denying the post reporting, not even hunter biden himself. david, quickly. >> you hear it in her voice, mary anne is like many democrats who are concerned that joe biden is not going to be able to bring a victory home. and as you look at state polls where it is still within the margin of error, there is such concern that now we're

national crime agency says intelligence indicates that the government flagship loan scheme designed to help out small firms affected by covid is being exploited by organised criminals. earlier this week a bbc news investigations and getting tens of thousands of pounds for each application to the scheme. the green party launched their annual conference online today, with a speech from co—leaders jonathan bartley and sian berry, outlining their plans for what they called a green recovery. they argued that britain is facing a pivotal moment in history and they are now the only party standing up for radical change. dozens of former sub—postmaster and postmistresses should now be able to quash their convictions for fraud, theft and false accounting after being told the post office will not contest their appeals. it's thought hundreds more may now come forward to try and clear their name. they were convicted of stealing money after the post office installed a new faulty computer system. for years, their criminal records put some of those affected in dire circumstances. our business correspondent katy austin reports. thank you, god bless. goodbye. this was the moment seema heard the conviction that had turned her l

biden is the fbi says the agency has nothing to add to the statement made by the director of national intelligence john ratcliff that the laptop and emails are not being investigated as russian disinformation. multiple sources acknowledged the fbi have not provided information to indicate this is part of a foreign disinformation campaign but is still being investigated. the emails in question reported by the new york post claim to show a closer link between joe biden and his son hunter's business dealings how those claims to have pictures that show joe biden meeting his son's alleged business partner from and as well although those have not been independently verified. all of this calls into question statements like this that biden is made in the past. >> how many times have you spoken to your son about his business dealings? >> i've never spoken to my son about it. >> on the campaign trail donald trump ripped into biden at a rally in pennsylvania. >> joe biden is a corrupt politician, smoking gun emails show the biden family sold the vice presidency for a very substantial amount of money, more money than anybody would believe. >> during an exclusive interview on

so, through our national cyber investigative joint task force we're much more effective in partnering with the el advantre and dod agencies on that. obviously it's a growing area and we're getting more sophisticated all the time. and you'll ner find an fbi director that would welcome more tools. i think you're right to raise the issue. >> thank you, sir. director miller, i appreciate your clear-eyed unvarnished update on where we are. with regards to weapons of mass destruction, do other nation states recognize just how severe a threat it would be for a weapon of mass destruction to fall in the hands of a non-state actor and to be used against us or anyone else for that matter? do they recognize that? and are they taking sufficient actions to secure their nuclear capabilities? >> thanks, senator, for that question. i can say definitively with our partners that they take it seriously. i can't dispute the fact that they provide such weapons. obviously if something -- if a nation state was so unsophisticated to do something like that, i feel strongly that it would probably result in just catastrophic effects on them. it's --

intelligence agency has a 4 year long i can read it for you know hacking spree listener countries or otherwise assisted in our investigation all these partnerships send a clear message that responsible nationsin the private sector are prepared to work together to defend against and disrupt significant cyber threats now i'll turn the podium over to the u.s. attorney for the western district of pennsylvania to go over the charges in more detail scott. thank you john good afternoon scott brady on the u.s. attorney for the western district of pennsylvania today my colleagues and i are pleased to announce that a federal grand jury in pittsburgh pennsylvania returned a 7 count indictment charging 6 russian military intelligence officers for their roles in some of the most destructive most costly and most egregious cyber attacks ever known the defendants were all officers within military units 74455 of the russia main intelligence directorate also known as the g.r.u. . unit 74455 is well known to the department of justice and to the f.b.i. for among other things its role in russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 u.s. elections portions of which were initially investigated by the western distric

national intelligence, ric grenell on this program last week discussing why he believes government agencies including the fbi and the cia are withholding information. we know it was a massive problem during the russiagate investigation and it's happening all over again with this week's news that the fbi had hunter biden's laptop in its possession in 201s president trump was being impeached regarding ukraine. joining me right now are house gop leader kevin mccarthy and congressman devon nunes they both belong on the gang of eight lawmakers who are briefed on classified information. gentlemen good morning to you. thanks very much for joining us. >> good morning. maria: devon nunes i want to kick it off with you because your colleague over in the intel committee, adam schiff, is telling the press, that this is all russian disinformation and you say? >> well i would just say go back to the last four years. this is the genius that said he had more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign was colluding with russia. what we now know is we now have evidence it was actually the democrats, the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign that were colluding with russia, and in fact there are some similar

national crime agency says intelligence indicates that the government flagship loan scheme designed to help out small firms affected by covid is being exploited by organised criminals. earlier this week a bbc news investigation news of president trump's positive covid result. and inevitably we've had lots of reaction out of washington. but what's the word outside the dc bubble? let's go live to atlanta and speak to the bbc‘s larry madowo. i know you have been speaking to people there in atlanta, what do they make of its? it's as far as possible from the dc bubble indeed come out here in georgia, a lot of simply for president trump on the airwaves, georgia liens heavily republican, but here in atlanta commits much more mixed. we heard from people who told us that they are not surprised that he got sick because they see that he's been downplaying the severity of the coronavirus that he's been marking, vice presidentjoe coronavirus that he's been marking, vice president joe biden coronavirus that he's been marking, vice presidentjoe biden for wearing masks, and his entire attitude they feel that led to this moment. we also heard from some from supporters here in atlanta who told us, listen, here in atlanta who

nation hat voter registration systems. in that press conference, christopher wray talking and adding his input about the investigation. [video clip] >> the fbi is the primary agencyesponsible for investigating cyber activity, malign foreign influence operations, an election related crimes like voter fraud in voter suppression or intimidation. that is exactly what we have been doing. at the fbi, we are working closely with our intelligence community partners as well as our other federal, state, and local partners to share information, bolster security, and identify and disrupt any threats. we are not going to tolerate foreign interference in our elections or any criminal activity that threatens the sanctity of your vote or undermines public confidence in the outcome of the election. when we see indications of foreign interference or federal election crimes, we will aggressively investigate and work with our partners to quickly take appropriate action. we are also coordinating with the private sector, both technology and social media companies, to make sure their platforms are not used by foreign adversaries to spread disinformation and propaganda. we have been wor