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t.v. america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. if you can't say the word autism without it getting in a debate these days about whether you're crazy. to believe vaccines might be causing it but with the c.d.c. estimating in twenty fifteen about one in forty five children now have an autism spectrum disorder it may be one of the fastest growing developmental disorders in the u.s. even more devastating as a parent of a child on the autism spectrum have a higher chance of a second child also developing so what causes it the mayo clinic has announced the scientific consensus that vaccines don't cause autism but no one seems to know what does or is the mother of an autistic boy and the author of a new book how to prevent autism she joins us now to discuss her research but i'd like to start by asking you to are about your personal experience of how you believe your son developed autism. sure so my son i was doing a very alternative vaccine schedule i was when i was pregnant i was that person reading books on vaccines because i was nervo

t.v. america question and more. i do not know if the russians stick into john podesta e-mails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing three months before the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied to be n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the invasion of iraq. it is vitally important that the press remains rooted in a fact based universe especially when we enter an era when truth and fiction are becoming indistinguishable. i'm going to make. this here in our main concerns israeli forces have once again targeted their positions on the disputed territory of the golan heights as the second su

t.v. in america showcasing all the kremlin sell edge tricks but the drama may have left some viewers frustrated as it likes any substantial evidence. is there any reason to believe that russia is not right now today continuing to attempt to or to infiltrate u.s. political organizations individuals or. to think it's in their d.n.a. . or are in a soviet era or know. some others of. his prime target is the u.s. spy story in cyberspace that would lead to doorstep. kind of evidence some of it surprisingly simple such as time stamps showing that the hackers were starting and finishing their work days on moscow time. well the documentary comes i'm a difficult time for c.n.n. on monday three of its employees resigned after a russia related story was retracted for not meeting editorial standards and investigative journalism group has released an undercover video recording casting dots on the network's reporting agenda with the details here scollop well a video has surfaced of a c.n.n. producer saying that most of their russia trump coverage is well and more polite terms nonsense the point c.n.n. constan

. >> reporter: america's t.v. dad is walking out of the courthouse a free man at least for now. after more than 50 hours of deliberations the jury of 12 remained deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial. when the decision was read inside the courtroom we're told one juror fought back tears. cosby leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes while the team hugged and count graduated one another. >> he walks in incident and leaves innocent. >> reporter: by supporters of andrea constand says no so fast. >> it's too early to celebrate. >> reporter: the direct announced they're going to take him back to court and do it snooshl. the woman at the heart of this trial accuses cosby of drugs and sexually assault lg her in 2004. her case is the only criminal prosecution against cosby out of the more than 50 women who accused the comedian of sexual conduct or drugging. cosby has denied all allegations. >> it's a challenging case. for and mr. cosby maybe there would have been a difbt result. >> reporter: by cosby's wife camille says it's her husband that's being unjustly triedism. >> how

t.v. network in america to a familiar story. that russia meddled in the u.s. presidential elections the believes it was part of a decades long effort to undermine american democracy and russia has always denied any interference can't talk about the details of the intelligence but we have the intelligence committee has said that this election was meddled with by the russians in a way that is frankly not particular original they've been doing this for an awfully long time and we are decades into the russians trying to undermine american democracy but if the cia chief isn't of accusing the kremlin seems a lot of americans these days a newly released poll suggests that more than half of the people surveyed would like to see congress and the media focus on. other issues for a change searches health care we got expert opinion on the allegations against russia from john mcafee he created the first commercial antivirus software you may recall and his work for nasa he says the u.s. elections could have been hacked by anyone that so easy it was. i feel that russia has b

minneapolis email redacted tonight and our team america that t.v. for details and tickets back with more. you. know if you treat good looks like. it's good. for the bottom. line. like you i got. your launching our team america special report. this. is my that's. basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. the allies saying. we don't need people with things like this on our plate. this is an incredibly tight situation. welcome back to redacted the night v.i.p. as you probably heard of john the democrat running in the special election in georgia last despite being the most expensive house election ever both sides millions into this thing and i believe a few weeks ago i incorrectly called asafa bernie crap he's not a bernie kraut he's a mid-level democrat at best but he's still young and dreamy. anyway that election in georgia was stolen and in a moment i'll explain how the democrats i think this officially makes them charlie bro

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minneapolis email redacted tonight at our team america dot t.v. for details and tickets i'll be right back with more. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't tell big picture . please take a look. and when you question mark find what you're looking for this little. dog. will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. the mission of newsworthy is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i think the average viewer knows r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what the cover how long the coverage or how to say it that's the beauty of archie america. we hear both sides we hear from both sides and we question more that journalists are not getting anything get in your way to bring it home to the american people. pl

t.v. interview on national network television in america to rather familiar story accusations that russia meddled in the u.s. presidential elections on the go again he believes in fact has been going on for decades trying to undermine american democracy russian of course has always denied any interference i can't talk about the details of the intelligence but we have the intelligence committee has said that this election was meddled with by the russians in a way that is frankly not particular original they've been doing this for an awfully long time and we are decades into the russians trying to undermine american democracy however if the cia chief isn't tired of accusing the kremlin seems many americans are these days newly released poll suggests that more than half of the people surveyed would like to see congress and the media focus on other issues such as health care for example we got expert opinion on the allegations against russia from john mcafee no less he created the first commercial antivirus software for nasa to he says the u.s. elections could have been hurt by anyone that so

t.v. and exclusive interview he gave us his take on america's actions in the syrian conflicts. yes when. the primary goal behind the recent announcement that iran fired missiles into syria both accurately detecting and hitting dash positions was to show our weapons capabilities in the past when these missiles were test fired in iran the us and certain western countries said that iran was lying when it claimed successful launches. while in there. in the past whenever the americans wanted to ramp up pressure on iran impose new sanctions or pursue their agenda in the region they would accuse iran of backing terrorism but i think that today world public opinion no longer accepts this the world has come to realize that the us despite leading a coalition against dash in syria and iraq does not actually fight terrorism in practice and is in fact supporting it. but asking there's a lot of service members there are plans to release documents revealing u.s. support for dash however they are not documents like formal contracts or written texts but they cover activities in the field including locati

just think america has to do their own homework and stay off the t.v. and read. know, i think writers and newspapers are doing the most country job in this today. you know, i think the americans have to read instead of watching t.v. host: which newspaper and reporter would you advise them read? caller: i can't tell you who the reporters are, "washington post" doing a york times" are great job. l.a. times are doing a good job. some independent people are doing a good job, even facebook telling the job truth. as americans, we need to search or the truth and stop watching the t.v. program and getting your point of view. fayetteville, north carolina. couple tweets. court n by the supreme will come down today concerning things that are done. we'll show you a couple of them. adam writing for the "new york times" saying supreme court took no action on the ban case on 9:30 a.m. orders list. as other ans as far announcements concerning that is concerned could come up, that is adam. brad jaffe writing the supreme allow rdered arkansas to names of both same-sex parents cert

t.v. and boom bust is coming up next here on our to america lindsey france the host is joining us for a sneak peek of what's to come lindsay hey there president trump hits. out of cuba to declare a big rearrangement of u.s. relations with the country also we take a look at how robots are taking over the stock market and as of this week the cloud may have moved past greece's bailout debacle it's coming right up pretty annoyed i haven't been able to get out but it's probably not going to happen. thanks. and that is going to do it for ever more of the stories we just covered go to you tube dot com forward slash r t america and check out our web site r.t. dot com. you can also follow me on twitter at manila chan right there at the bottom your screen remember to play general steel interests. down did i say comedy gold not steve saying. look you go after the race just lawyer law that older people. that it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer job or all the stress that the new zealander redacted tonight is your show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on

. >> seth: you are america's -- [ light laughter ] >> i'm probably the most beloved character on t.v.ter ] >> seth: a very overbearing older brother. >> you think so? >> seth: because america loves that. >> yes, they do. >> seth: and we sort of -- you know it's interesting you mentioned how they're sort of slowly bringing characters into this show. >> right, right. >> seth: this show -- and i love this show, this is not meant as a criticism. this is the most patient show on television. >> oh, absolutely. >> seth: they give you just very little bits of the character over time. >> yeah. >> seth: your character -- you have sort of this nebulous medical affliction. >> yeah. >> seth: you're this brilliant lawyer but you have this -- as an actor are they, like, telling you where it's going? >> no. >> seth: or are you sort of finding out a little bit at a time? >> no, we kind of developed it together, really. they watched me and bob together and they said, "well, that's the kind of brothers they are." and they started writing in that direction. same thing with the affliction. i always had to

t.v. show reveal than the legislative process that should produce a serious and thorough bill that will remake healthcare in america. as senator shaheen mentioned, in a process that produced the affordable care act, there were a remarkable number of hearings. lots of my constituents have forgotten that record. and they rely on the media to help set the record straight. some of our colleagues are saying that the process to produce the affordable care act is also secretive. it was also behind closed doors and that they could be further from the truth. the senate finance committee held more than 50 hearings, round tables and detailed reviews of republic. they spent eight days working up the legislation in committee during which they considered more than 130 amendments. in the health committee there were 47 hearings! and more than 147 amendments and republican amendments were accepted in both of these committees. that is a far cry from the dark of night behind closed doors we are ashamed of this process being followed by the republicans. why might that be the case? because they cannot meet the promises made by presiden

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not only do you have an opiate crisis in america killing thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around no to no t.v. to post trying to get around. iraq i am an american and. it's quite shocking but it saves the pharmaceutical companies wanting the executives to pay themselves huge bonuses executive bonuses are what matter now people get that much in mexico there's a slightly different approach to people's well being they think health care is maybe part of the package of human rights and of course they're right about that but their culture is richer they still. russia's foreign minister slammed us allegations that the syrian government is planning a chemical attack he said washington's claim could encourage terrorists to use chemical weapons in a false flag attack that would then be blamed on president assad. made the remarks during a meeting with germany's foreign minister peter all of reports it was certainly very workman like there wasn't so many of the pleasantries that you usually find at these type of diplomatic talks very straight speaking from the russian foreign minister in particular he sa

black lives matter organization and chicago that's it for race in america you can follow me on twitter at actually banks underscore our t.v. back to manila i think actually and over now it's new york where a proposed bill would force the n.y.p.d. to reveal surveillance technology to the public police officials say this could hinder ongoing investigations and possibly jeopardize public safety archies trinity chavez has more on the story. the new york city police department is pushing back on a new bill that calls for greater transparency and oversight of n.y.p.d. surveillance. it's called the post stacked high ranking police and city officials along with community advocate groups gathered this week to discuss the proposed bill at a city council meeting we absolutely are not looking to restrict any ability by the n.y.p.d. to fight crime nor protect this city however every new yorker's should have should not have to choose between safety and privacy it would require the n.y.p.d. to publicly disclose the high tech surveillance tools the department is using and will use in the future something city officials say is critical to

semitism within outages era of america so al-jazeera when they were shutting down they said you know what we're just switching gears we're not going to be a bricks and mortar t.v. station anymore we're going online like everybody else and we're putting all our money there and that's the way we're going to be reporting in the states fact of the batter is that their ratings were very very low even with some very strong reporting that they had but let's not kid ourselves i mean al-jazeera has been a target for many entities and we know that the saudi arabians and the u.a.e. to this day are targeting them they're hitting qatar they said one of the thirteen points that they want done by qatar if they're going to stop these issues and ideas that are happening in the middle east is that qatar has to get rid of al jazeera so we know they've been targeted so they're. absolutely more to the story definitely alex and as we know al jazeera english is still broadcast it here and this country and then there is a plus that has obviously a presence online thank you so much alex i was alex knowledge it mahal a vigil from toronto thanks so much thank you and cincinnati a coalit

t.v. any day of the week, not to be here just to say here, it make its more real. this is serious time that we're in, in america, and you know, i want to be part of it, see what withing my own eyes, my own ears, i want to interpret it myself. >> moderator: bob, if you had a chance to ask a question today n the panel, what would you ask? >> i would ask that comey tells the truth, nothing but the that is what we're here for, to hear him peel the layers off of trump. public can see, that's basically why i'm here. that is what i would ask him. host: you said the end of your vacation in d.c., will it be the of the t or low light vacation? what do you snng >> probably the highlight of our trip. don't think anything could beat this, no. this is -- >> the highlight for me. this is she and politics in action and the american way, we'll see. see how it turns out. ost: don't want you to lose your place in line, thanks for stepping out to talk with us.