leave it to you campaign are cleared of receiving millions in funding from overseas including from russia u.k.'s national crime agency stating there was no evidence that any criminal offenses were committed. and. the woman behind the french me to movement for defaming a man she had accused of sexual harassment. anywhere using our app just downloaded for free from the store or google play next week controversial new technology of genome anything so if you close it with us. we'll. so. a loose. could our genome under code question chase making us who we are today. very different and yet very many with the latest. technologies can we make the d.n.a. even more perfect and where do we draw the line i talked today an amazing evolutionary biologist author armaan money. our money no one it's a great pleasure to have you on our show. so we're going to start off with the book that you wrote earlier and i thought i know that you moved on but we'll talk about the topics that are inspiring you just a little bit but let's start with mutants on genetic variety in the human body and in that book you put forwa

that leave you campaign are cleared of receiving millions in funding from overseas including from russia u.k.'s national crime agency stating there was no evidence that any criminal offenses were committed. also affairs court finds the woman behind the french need to movement for defaming a man she had accused of sexual harassment. studios in moscow this is an international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us our controversy is growing in washington over a july phone call between the presidents of the us and ukraine after all whistleblowers complaint against donald trump was declassified on thursday and alleges that the white house attempt. to keep the details of the 2 leaders conversation secret democrats say that during his discussions with white america mr trump likely committed a crime by urging his counterpart to investigate democratic 2020 hopeful joe biden's activities in ukraine and he's come up and comments. if you take a look at the complaint it's from an unnamed whistleblower and this whistleblower essentially argues that they are working in the interests of the uni

daughter you campaign are cleared of receiving millions in funding from overseas including from russia the u.k.'s national crime agency stating there was no evidence that any criminal offenses were committed. from a mosque in use h.q. thanks for joining us and r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. is growing in washington over a july phone call between the presidents of the us and ukraine so after whistleblowers complaint against donald trump was declassified on thursday alleges that the white house attempted to keep the details of the 2 leaders conversation secret democrats say that during his discussions with a lot of his alleged scheme mr trump likely committed a crime urging his counterpart to investigate democratic 2020 hopeful joe biden's activities in ukraine a lot more than explains. if you take a look at the complaint it's from an unnamed whistleblower and this whistleblower essentially argues that they are working in the interests of the united states they heard about trump's conversation with the ukrainian leader they were outraged about it and they had to sp

earlier that the instance comment is an insult to all world war 2 veterans not only from russia but also the u.k. . well that's a political sound bite where it goes very wrong to equate. nazi germany and head to the soviet union there was only one threat to european peace and 939 and that was hitler for 941 through to 945 the soviet union's role was the most important of all of course there was an alliance between the soviet union the united kingdom and of course the united states that of all those contras the union that made the greatest sacrifice we're talking about 27000000 broke the back of the german war machine and then the bigger picture these comments are very much and then to those who gave their lives fighting in common cause against fascism. iran's foreign minister reserves the e.u. to prove its commitment to the international nuclear deal and says that tehran is ready to stop the and richmond of uranium within days even now as it comes after iran announced plans to further reduce its compliance with the treaty starting this week to around earlier raised its limit on ukrainian richmon

told us earlier johnson's comment is an insult to all world war 2 veterans not only from russia but also the u.k. . well that's a political sound bite where it goes very wrong to equate. nazi germany to the soviet union there was only one threat to european peace in 939 and that was hitler from 941 through to 945 the soviet union's role was the most important rule of course there was an alliance between the soviet union the united kingdom and of course the united states that of all those contras it was the soviet union that made the greatest sacrifice and we're talking about 27000000 and broke the back of the german war machine and then the bigger picture these comments all very much and then fell to. those who gave their lives fighting in common cause against fascism. the 3rd day of commemorations is being held in the southern russian town of beslan marking 15 years since the deadliest terror attack in the country's war in history which took place at a local school this tuesday evening a vigil was held at the beslan memorial cemetery the so-called city of angels relatives and friends of those w

become the 1st african to win a gold medal in this event she won silver 2 years ago and dana russia smith of the u.k. who. is the european champion she won her hate she could medal as well sorry sheli and phrase across a big favorites but there are other medal contenders definitely so your favorites the 100 meter champion christian coleman withdrawing from the 200 meters some made of may have seen that is a bit of a blow because obviously a lot of people like to see a 100 meter champion becoming a 200 meter champion as well but no lyle certainly somebody to look out for you know also just come out of the state in which to run in his 1st state and it's when your mate says he's a real larger than life character is his dyed his hair gray so he looks somewhat more advanced years than he actually is really joke his way through is through his he's only finished in 2nd place but he's the 4th fastest of all time in the 200 meters plenty more to give you got the semifinals on monday on the final coming up on tuesday as for coleman i mean i think it's a huge surprise he pulled out he said he was feeling that

that is a wall between russia and the u.k. they do not pay. why is it always the united states that is paying? i made that loud and clear. i told that to mick mulvaney. i told that to a lot of people. i told it to mike. i told it to steve. i keep asking -- i set it to wilbur ross. i keep asking the same question. why is it that the united states is always paying foreign countries and other foreign countries that frankly are much more affected -- they are not. i said, let's get other people to pay. everybody called me, can we play? there was never a quid pro quo. the letter was beautiful. it was a perfect letter. it was unlike joe biden. what he said was a horror. ask how his son made millions of dollars from ukraine. millions of dollars from china even though he had no expertise whatsoever. what he did was a problem. with us, there was no pressure applied. ok, folks. thank you very much. david: we have been watching and listening to president trump with prime minister boris johnson. that was taped a short time ago. there is an awful in that ex

there's a wall between russia and the u.k. and they don't pay, and why are they not paying? why is it always the united states that's paying? i made that loud and clear. i told that to mick mulvaney, i told it to a lot of people. i told it to a lot of different people. i told it to mike, i told it to two mikes, i told it to steve. i said it to wilbur ross. i keep asking the same question. why is it that the united states is always paying these foreign countries and other foreign countries that frankly are much more affected, they're not? so i said, hold it up. let's get other people to pay, and then everybody called me, oh pleer please, can we pay? there was never any quid pro quo. the letter was beautiful. it was a perfect letter. unlike biden, who, by the way, what he said was a horror. ask how his son made millions of dollars from ukraine, made millions of dollars from china even though he had no expertise whatsoever, okay? so what he did was a real problem. with us there was no pressure applied, no nothing. okay, folks. thank you very much. thank you. >> the president of

earlier that johnson's comment is an insult to all world war 2 veterans not only from russia but also from the u.k. well that's a political sound bite where it goes very wrong to equate. nazi germany and head to the soviet union there was only one threat to european peace in 939 and that was hitler from 1000 fool if you were on through to 945 the soviet union's role was the most important rule of course there was an alliance between the soviet union the united kingdom and of course the united states that over all those contras it was the soviet union that made the greatest sacrifice which talking about 27000000 broke the back of the german war machine and then that big picture these comments all very much and then felt to those who gave their lives fighting and calm and cool against fascism. earlier european trip by u.s. officials can go by these days without some criticism of russia and following that tradition vice president mike pence as once again warned of russian interference during a visit to poland. now is the time for us to remain vigilant. about the intentions and the actions being taken

there's a barrier, a wall between russia and the u.k. and they don't pay. what are they not paying? why is it always the united states that's paying? i made that loud and clear. i told that the mick mulvaney, i told to a lot of people. i told her to a lot of different people. i told it to mike, two mikes. i told to deceive. i keep asking the same. i told her to wilbur ross. i keep asking the same question. why is it the united states is always paying these foreign countries, and other foreign countries that, frankly, are much more affected, they are not? i say, "although, let's get other people to pay." the people said, "please, can be paid?" there was no quid pro quo. the letter was beautiful, it was a perfect letter. unlike biden. by the way, what he said was over. ask how his son made millions of dollars from ukraine. made millions of dollars from china, even though he had no expertise whatsoever, okay? what he did was a real problem. with us, there was no pressure applied, no nothing. okay, folks. thank you very much. >> melissa: okay, that was president trump in his bilateral m

it's a wall between russia and the u.k. and they don't pay. why are they not paying? i made that loud and clear. i told it to a lot of people. i told it to mike. i told it to steve. i said it to wilbur ross. i keep asking the same question. why is it that the united states is always paying these foreign countries and other foreign countries that frankly are much more affected, they're not. i said hold it up. let's get other people to pay. there was never any quid pro quo. the letter was beautiful. it was a perfect letter. it was unlike biden who what he said was a horror. and ask how his son made millions of dollars from ukraine, made millions of dollars from china even though he had no expertise whatsoever. what he did was a real problem. with us, there was no pressure applied, no nothing. okay, folks. thank youvery much. >> that was obviously president trump and u.k. prime minister boris johnson taking questions at the united nations. let's get a wrap up on what they said, eamon javers. i thought the question to boris johnson basically should you step down since the

on monday really across germany the baltics poland pushing those western sections of russia meanwhile across the u.k. there are some weather warnings in place for more heavy rain. we'll continue as we go through the next few days meanwhile all the africa it is fine and dry a little bit tired just a bumping up pushing in from the northwest a warm day in algiers on sunday 28 degrees celsius and still very warm across to cairo with a high of 33. sponsored. you've been accused by several women already being detained you be in this country confinement all the while you were framed from speaking to the media why have you tried some sort of. islamic studies professor tonic ramadan to al-jazeera about the ongoing great thank you sanctions against. yes. i. can tell you. some of it i like. this one of the top stories here it out there police in home call are responding with tear gas as anti-government protesters hold another mass rally denouncing what they describe as chinese tyranny several arrests have been made solidarity rally rallies a being held in major cities around the world. afghanistan's visitor th

from russia even from the u.k. a few weeks ago but i think the problem will be the u.s. what is the trump ministration going to make of this i suspect they will not be happy with a new regional framework where the u.s. doesn't have a seat at the table. james bain sell just here is a diplomatic answer thanks very much indeed for it is the latest from the united nations so other news now and at least 40 people have been killed in afghanistan in what's police it's been an airstrike it happens in the color region of helmand province where people have gathered outside a local hospital where the wounded are being treated as authorities are investigating reports that the airstrike carried out spawn the u.s. forces it's a wedding celebration by mistake a correspondent moment bryant has more from kabul. this seems to have been a major military operation in the mussa color district of helmand province this is a known taliban stronghold involving both it seems ground forces and also an airstrike now the ministry of defense here in kabul is talking about this in terms of being a suc

should also pay but frankly it affects them more and that's a barrier that the wall between russia and the u.k. they don't pay, why are they not paying? why is it always the united states and spain? i made that loud and clear. said that to mick mulvaney. he's going to release the transcript tomorrow but already democrats are saying, that's not good enough. he said we need to see a complaint. if that complaint was based solely on the conversation, then we will find out tomorrow exactly what was in that. we were told other things as well, and they are making preparations to come before congress in some shape. it could be behind closed doors interview with the house intelligence committee or maybe even the senate select committee on intelligence. we don't know yet but notification has been given to the dni that whistle-blower that he or she wants to come before congress. >> shepard: there is breaking news from "the wall street journal," quoting now the house speaker nancy pelosi to announce formal impeachment inquiry of president trump. that announcement is expected at 5:00 this afternoon. "the w

obama had negotiated that agreemntt, the nuclear agree with the iranians, with the united states, u.k., russiaina, germany, france, put it all togetr, there were 98% reduction in they,ir capac they were open to inspection, and he withdrew, and there was nothing to replace it. he has no coonaliartners, he has lost his coalition. we are now standing, waiting for the judgment of the saudi prince as to whe sther wend americans to war. i mean, what are our sharede values with saudis? i missed those. are they freedoarof press, religion, seem bring, lawful --e ly, rule of law? is there anything in i think what we've seen is the cmitations of budget defense sales to aountry. i mean, they ve the fifth largest defense budget in the world, the saudis do, and they can't even defend themselves. you know, they are overbuilt, they're overmuscled, and david's right, we're not going to win this, and the iraniansnow president trump does not want to go to war bcause 2020 isse comig up and a war in the middle east is about the last thing in the world an predent wants. >> woodruff: i should add, i was told another

but of course the other signatories are trying to keep the deal alive you have a china russia germany france and the u.k. meeting with iran some comments by the u.k. prime minister this week boris johnson suggesting he wanted a renegotiation i clarify that a short time ago with the iranian foreign minister and he certainly thinks the u.k. is back sticking with the deal and that certainly is the official u.k. position clearly what's not in the nuclear deal in many ways is the most important stuff and it's quite possible that touch on some of that and particularly that drone strike on saudi arabia which certainly the europeans and the u.s. believe iran bears responsibility for this is happening right now and we're expecting the high representative represent of the federica more greeny to brief reporters in the next 10 minutes or so when the meeting comes to an end but that's not the only thing going on just down the corridor for me here there is a press conference the saudi foreign minister is expected to speak very shortly there my colleague barbara is in that press conference monitoring it when it start

u.k. with this radioactive isotope but russia was held to be responsible yes and there are. journalists on a lot of thought about those people who went to the u.k. and defense things in this case of the also have a lot of friends and some information about a suspect but i guess that the government sort of want to wait. until they do something and they say something because if there was really true. then the consequent consequences would be quite heavy there should be no sanctions on song because again. if it was state terrorism it's quite serious and of course throughout all this i'm presuming the russia has said no it was not us show us your proof you are being anti russian this seems to be the way that these things are. the way they do it there was a speaker mr putin who exactly said just and of course terrorists media reports and so on and exactly this stuff they say show us the. us is where we'll have to see what's approved comes out of this with but i still wish the very interesting thank you for joining us thank you. after japan where a court has acquitted 3 men who wer

in moscow continue for the 8th straight weekend as president vladimir putin's control of russia slipping on some u.k. and i'm really good you're in the stream whether you are in russia or outside joining us via twitter or our live chat on youtube. thousands of russians in moscow have taken to the streets this summer devolving a democratic process during sunday city council elections protests began in july after 30 opposition candidates were disqualified from running the council itself holds little power but a rival victory could look bad for poutine few $900.00 russia party after police crackdown on demonstrators and arrested thousands more people began attending the events out of solidarity the protests are now considered some of the biggest moscow has seen since putin returned to the presidency in 2012 meanwhile while footage of police abuse including of a student being punched in the stomach is fueling public outrage the demonstrations come at a critical time for russia as its economy is hurting from sanctions and low oil prices poutine whose popularity is sinking how does one protesters that nor

from russia even from the u.k. a few weeks ago but i think the problem will be the u.s. what is the trump of ministration going to make of this i suspect they will.

several members of russia's delegation feel to. see a move. the u.k. supreme court. parliament. do. you have still in my dreams you might start with your. global attention by. the united nations. i would have to. child abuse seems like. to me. around the clock across the world this is your r.t. international from the team you know neil alone welcome. 10 members of the russian delegation to the united nations general assembly haue been denied us visas the head of russia's foreign affairs committee who was among the officials denied entry called the decision a provocation. join me in the studio earlier with the details. absolutely furious because if you think about it that's a huge thing. constant in russia's prominent politician and did they term and all of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term or the russian parliament said he's not going to attend the un general assembly that is open these days in new york because of visa issues and he wasn't actually denied american visa but what basically happened as far as we understand is that his application didn't go through and he

advertised, and it seemed accurate, they had special ways to bypass customs in the u.s., the u.k., the e.u. and russia. >> pelley: assistant u.s. attorney matt cronin told us that gordon jin would often slip fentanyl past u.s. customs by shipping it to a co-conspirator in the united states, posing as a legitimate chemical company. shipments between chemical companies weren't considered suspicious. a large crate would arrive at the u.s. company, but inside, there would be as many as 50 individual drug packages, each addressed to the person who'd ordered them. >> cronin: so they take out these 50 different parcels and send it across the united states and, as i mentioned, even the world. >> pelley: they were going out to the door of the individual people that ordered them online. >> cronin: that's right. we realized that we found gordon jin's drug trafficking route, essentially his camouflage to get the drugs into the united states. >> pelley: according to prosecutors, gordon jin, is an alias for a father and son drug lab in china. matt cronin briefed chinese authorities on the evidence, but the chinese

when we had the minsk agreements that was largely done the behest of russia ukraine france and germany they excluded for example the u.k. and the u.s. from those negotiations and from that process and a peace agreement or cease fire not perfect but one was able to be achieved and we've got a similar situation here where russia and ukraine together have got differences put aside on this particular issue and have produced some progress which is sunny's producing humanitarian progress i suspect both sides will use this as. a negotiation point they will pretend that they are going to make further concessions but i think both sides particular with the new ukraine process president after he's got a election commitment to this want to put the ukraine situation to bed and resolve it one way or another of course that isn't necessarily what many countries in the west want and some of the interest groups within those and we're talking about the u.s. for example where there are so many interest groups that want to stoke this conflict the arms industry and so on to constantly present russia as a threat and it's significant i tell y

russia. and also that this is an acceptable because there is no and there is not an agreement. now the u.k. is more divided than ever and for breakfast. because saturday saw tens of thousands take to the streets in cities across the country after prime minister boris johnson announced it suspend parliament ahead of the divorce deadline decision. to have less time to debate and influence the way u.k. leaves the e.u. some says has the only way to get braces over the line of the seat is undemocratic . i reporters. boris johnson is being well boris he's being bold as brass and he wants breakfast come what may rather. what you do when parliament won't play ball you suspend it he needed her majesty's permission to do that which he thought we don't get a week into october the 31st before getting on with our plans to take this country forward we are going to have a queen's speech and we're going to do it all the 40 we've got to move ahead with a new program but why can't the lawmakers a quick refresher if you've been avoiding the news because you just can't take the b. word anymore for number 10 ta

to corbin or his allies could be compromised especially if it was russia or iran yup somehow everyone with security clearance in the u.k. one of the most heavily surveilled nations on earth everyone missed that journey corben might be compromised but america somehow figured it out that is if you trust u.s. intelligence agencies whose report was apparently seen by a think tank analyst the british opposition leaders you know sympathetic to putin are you really me we have a duty to speak out against the abuse of human rights by the putin government and its supporters both at home and abroad and i join many others in this house in paying tribute to the many campaigners in russia for human rights and justice and democracy in that country is critical of russia he supported stringent sanctions against russia all very anti russian stuff but he made a mistake you see when the souls we spied trail of staging the world's most botched and barassi in poisoning with putin himself firing the starting pistol corbin dead ask. the evidence proof that it was the russian government who did it. who does that either this was a crime or flut

dominance in world affairs that is the message russia's foreign minister had for delegates in his address to the un in new york. rights campaigners accuse the u.k. government of failing in its commitment to protect young girls from female genital mutilation after britain's high court accepted it was powerless to prevent the deportation of a 10 year old risk of being forced to undergo the procedure. of broadcasting live direct from our studios and international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you. 3 democratic led house committees have subpoenaed the u.s. secretary of state might go seeking to compel him to hand over documents concerning contact with the ukrainian government that says democratic party leaders claim that the us president has betrayed his country and is no longer fit for a circus. this occupant occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future to our democracy he's in danger to us all by putting his personal and political interests ahead of the interests of the american people place that i hoped we would never be and never thought we would see a president take the actions that he has it's not about

echoes some of the things that have been suggested in the past by the united nations by russia and even one point by the u.k. the problem i think of this format is the u.s. will not have a seat at the table and i think it's likely the trouble ministration will reject it for that reason ok james and i thanks very much don't go away we'll be coming back because soon after and then some not plan for syria the u.n. the secretary general shifted to climate change opening a global summits warning leaders it's time for action and notes negotiations around 60 world leaders are at stat un climate summit climate action the summit said but among those stepping it is a brazilian president's jared polson r.-o. he's been criticized for his response to the amazon wildfires donald trump was not one suggestion that sends but made a brief stop now the terrace opened the summits by saying earth is issuing a chilling cry stop. i am hopeful and i am hopeful because of you this is not the climate talks summit we have air the enough talk this is not a climate negotiating summit because we don't negotiate with nature this is a cli