they live next to oleg deripaska.ws while the fbi raid was underway, he had never seen his neighbor oleg at the house. nevertheless, he came over to check out what was going on with the fbi raid. at the townhouse in new york, the one that got raided this morning, the haunted one on gay street in new york city, one of oleg's neighbors, across the street neighbor, is a totally different figure in trump world and the russia scandal. do you remember that trump's long-time advisor roger stone was convicted of, among other things, witness intimidation? there was a sort of lurid series of allegations, what you might remember is that roger stone, according to prosecutors threatened to steal the dog of a man he knew, a man who had testimony to offer about roger stone and the trump campaign, making contact with wikileaks when wikileaks was distributing all the material that russian intelligence had hacked during the election. the man who was that witness to what was going on between roger stone and the trump campaign and wikile

they said quote oleg deripaska is one of the kremlin's most significant malign influence operatives. he has close ties to the russian intelligence services and he has been involved in the targeting of foreign elections. that is deripaska and now today he had his place in d.c., his big mansion in d.c., his town house and granted village in new york, raided by the fbi. why? no idea. but, because a good goes stories of eerie twisted the, end where you don't quite know how serious they are, we also get this great detail in the local reporting on these fbi raids, of who deripaska neighbors are at these properties. both of them. apparently his next door neighbor, at his mansion in d.c. they got raided today, his neighbor there, right next door, is kellyanne conway. from the trump white house. in her fascinating, never trump conservative lawyer trump george conway. they live right next door to oleg deripaska. conway telling -- at the house. he nevertheless he came over to check out what was going on with the fbi raid. the town house in new york, the one they got rated this morning, the haunt

government continuing to intensify the pressure against oleg deripaska, who the treasury department has previously sanctioned, stating, "deripaska has been investigated for money laundering, and has been accused of threatening the lives of business rivals, illegally wiretapping a government official, and taking part in extortion and racketeering. there are also allegations that deripaska had linked to russian organized crime." today, the fbi carting out boxes from two properties valued in the millions of dollars. while no charges have been filed, deripaska has faced fbi scrutiny before. former special counsel bob mueller detailing his ties to former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. sources say the case has no ties to former president trump. the treasury department has sanctioned senior russian government officials and oligarchs like deripaska who they claim "benefit from the putin regime and play a key role in advancing russia's malign activities." deripaska has sued the u.s. government, claiming that the sanctions against him are based on nothing but false rumor. his spokesman to

oleg deripaska in connection to a probe out of the new york's office.s close ties to russian president vladimir putin and was connected to paul manafort. the u.s. sanctioned deripaska back in 2018 in response to russian interference in the 2016 election. joining me no w to discuss, andrew mccabe, former deputy director at the fbi. good to have you on this morning. >> thank you, jim. >> so a representative for deripaska released a statement saying these searches related to a u.s. sanctions investigation as opposed to looking back at the mueller investigation regarding election interference in 2016. based on your reading of this, does that seem accurate to you? >> well, it is the -- i think it is the most likely explanation. however, i would point out that there is really no way to separate the sanctions from the mueller investigation. you'll recall that in april of 2018, deripaska was sanctioned along with about six other oligarchs and several government officials because of their involvement in mettlie meddling presidential election. >> are there still

a mansion apparently owned by russian oligarch oleg deripaska, or at least by concerns close to him.deripaska had, of course, a starring role in the mueller report and in the whole russian scandal when the trump campaign, for example, was inexplicably sending secret internal polling data to a russian intelligence officer while russia was intervening in that election trying to help trump win. mueller and the intelligence committee said that the intended recipient was this guy oleg te deripaska.

the fbi is searching properties in washington and new york linked to oleg deripaska, a russian billionaire representative of mr deripaska said the operation was being carried out on the basis of warrants related to sanctions. washington imposed sanctions on him in 2018, because of his ties to president putin after alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. more than 30 people have been killed in northern india by flash floods and landslides triggered by torrential rain. in the himalayan state of utta—rakund five of the victims were from a single family — their house was buried. 0verflowing rivers and lakes have flooded several townships, submerging homes, businesses and cars. the british government has set out a range of measures to transition to a greener economy, to try to reach its target of no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. it comes less than two weeks before it hosts the un climate summit in glasgow. it hopes this "green industrial revolution" will create thousands ofjobs. but environmental groups say the plans lack ambition. more from our science editor david shuk

oleg deripaska e officials have not provided any information about the raids. a russian spokesperson said the searches were connected to us sanctions and that the homes belongs to relatives sanctions imposed on the billionaire 3 years ago prevent him from doing business or owning property here in the u.s.. >> the u.s. army has closed investigation into the killing of a fort bragg paratrooper from southern california who was found decapitated in north carolina. 21 year old enrique roman martinez disappeared in may of last year after camping trip. >> with 7 fellow soldiers on an island off the north carolina coast. his partial remains later washed ashore near the camp. the army closed its investigation after claiming it could not find any forensic evidence in connection to his death. lawmakers are now asking the pentagon's inspector general to look into whether that investigation was flawed. >> and a new navy report has concluded that there were sweeping failures that fuel the arson fire that. >> destroyer the uss bonhomme richard back in july of last year accord

authorities raid the residences of russian oligarch oleg deripaska.w? >> reporter: jose, good morning. so far, really, the most, i guess, passionate response comes from deripaska himself. he took to social media this morning, basically rail against the fbi and the u.s. government at large and kind of mockingly asked if they managed to find any of putin's money in those properties or if they simply helped themselves to jelly and vodka. he did, of course, have some more choice words for the u.s. governments, and it's important to note before i get into that that deripaska himself was sanctioned by the united states in 2018, essentially as a supporter of president putin. and therefore, somehow implicit in -- implicated in russia's alleged russian interference efforts in the 2016 presidential election. this is something that deripaska routinely has denied and lashed out against. you can sense his frustration in what he's saying. he said, i quote, i never cease to be amazed by the stupidity of the american public who continue to spin this tale of the colos

home of a russian oligarch federal agents were seen at the home owned by oil tycoon oleg deripaska, aof russian president vladimir putin. deripaska also had ties to paul manafort. the former chair of president trump's campaign and was also mentioned in special counsel robert mueller's report on the 2016 election. the fbi was carrying out court authorized activity, but it's not clear exactly why they were there or what they were looking for. hard coming up the new plan to offer sizeable rewards as a way of cracking down on car break ins in san francisco. and we are learning more tonight about the man who fell to his death at a concert over the weekend at san francisco's chase center. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. smart. refill most prescriptions online and get delivery for no cost. working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully differe

a mansion apparently owned by russian oligarch oleg deripaska, or at least by concerns close to

raided homes in washington and new york linked to russian billionaire oleg deripaska. allied with president vladimir putin, and is under u.s. sanctions over moscow's meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. agents spent hours at the two homes today. the f.b.i. said only that it was acting on court warrants involving the u.s. sanctions. president biden's pick to head customs and border protection called today for more humane policy toward migrants. chris magn is now police chief in tucson, arizona. he told his senate confirmation hearing that he wants to secure the border and treat asylum seekers decently. >> i don't believe that we have to sacrifice efficiency for humanity. and so, i think humanity has to be part of the discussion again, early and often throughout the careers of c.b.p. members. >> woodruff: magnus said that the trump-era policy that's allowed mass expulsions of asylum seekers during the pandemic. a federal grand jury today indicted a sitting congressman, jeff fortenberry, in a campaign finance case. the nebraska republican is accused of lying t

home of russian oligarch oleg deripaska monday they would not elaborate he is a billionaire oil tycoonong time friend of paul manafort he was sanctioned back in 2018 in response to russian interference in the 2016 election >>> let's turn to baseball the l.a. dodgers needing some late inning heroics to pick up their first win. >> a fly ball to right center field. it's well hit, and it is gone. a three-run home run from bellinger. >> bellinger with the game-tieing three-run home run in the 8th the dodgers go on to win it, 6-5. the braves lead the series, 2 games to 1 with game four tonight. >> and the american league, that series is all tied up at two games apiece the astros scoring 7 runs in the 9th inning last night. game five is this evening. >>> with thanksgiving still more than a month away, the holiday rush is off and running. >> some retailers are gearing up offering sales and hiring staff to handle the busy shopping season of course, there's a new layer of concern this year once again, that supply chain crisis >> it won't go away. tom costello has a closer look >> reporter: hey,

oleg's home. the activity is connected to a federal investigation out of new york. deripaska says searches are related to, quote, u.s. sanction. the tycoon was sanctioned in 2018 over moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election. he was investigated for money laundering, wiretapping, extortion and racketeering, allegations he denies. >>> now, moscow is ordering new restrictions at his covid death toll rises. the city's mayor says seniors are especially vulnerable with people over 60 accounting for 86% of covid deaths. cnn's sam kiley joins me now live from moscow. sam, talk us through the measures that are being announced and critically how they are being received here. >> reporter: well, isa, first of all, you wouldn't know that there was a pandemic here in the russian capital. almost nobody is masked. there is very little social distancing. most social events are open. indeed i was at a gallery a few days ago. almost nobody masked there. as a result of this, though, the russians are coping with a death toll, daily death toll that has peaked over a thousand. as a cons