u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is back behind bars after refusing to testify to u.s. grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. and the u.s. house of representatives passes a bill to counter the influence of so-called dark money from. the international world news first for you this saturday morning the ongoing power outage in the country. while in venezuela people calmly handled the consequence is electrical sabotage the entourage of donald trump was celebrating and enjoying with guilty perversion the suffering of the venezuelan people a few weeks ago the mature regime blamed for causing a large electric group blackouts we have now received the first video of what caused an ice unprecedented nationwide blackout in venezuela where there is poses bring nothing but darkness. electricity stations across venezuela shut down during the thursday evening rush hour bringing public transport to a standstill the power supply is gradually being restored in some parts of the capital what you're seeing here is the son of bolivar international airport in caracas where all flights have

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is. refusing to testify. against wiki leaks. twenty four seven news from russia's capital city this is our international my names you know mail and welcome our top story the venezuelan foreign ministry is accusing the united states of orchestrating and celebrating an ongoing power outage in the country said to be the worst in decades electricity stations are shut shower of thursday evening bringing public transport to a standstill the power supply is gradually being restored in some parts of the capital this is the cmon bowl of our international airport in caracas where all flights have been suspended opposition leader the interim president one. government is to blame well the u.s. pointed the finger at two years of corruption and investment. venezuela's defense ministry has called the outage an act of sabotage i mean i guess. it will be after all we have seen after the statements from the spokesperson of the north american empire and those who support them here no one can be so naive to believe this is a random event it is an a

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u.s. army intelligence analyst to chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the wiki leaks website she says she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told all thought is everything she knows amounting to jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty ten . and a stepsister of and frankly jewish direst whose family hid from the nazis has visited a california high school after a party that caused outrage last weekend the school's facing criticism after pictures emerged on social media showing students giving nazi salutes around a swastika a made of big cups. d.w. reporter. has been looking into this story welcome to tell us what happened so these nazi salute photos were initially posted. by people at the party they were quickly picked up by the social media and on twitter for example caused a bit of an embarrassment to the school lost last week earlier this week hundreds of people showed up at a meeting there to express their outrage and now it's gone at international attention because eva schloss house decided

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u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the wiki leaks website she says she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything she knows manning served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty. a capsule billed by the american company space x. as flash down off the coast of florida ending its test flight to the international space station if nasa deems the unmanned mission successful the capsule could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. algeria has. the biggest demonstrations against president abdelaziz bouteflika sense protest began two weeks ago the eighty two year old leader has ruled algeria for the past twenty years and is in poor health the demonstrations were mostly peaceful a policed used tear gas to block the road to the presidential palace and in several other areas of the capital state television says almost two hundred people have been arrested. this has been a common sight on the streets of algiers the past two weeks. the president up

u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning was jailed on friday after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the whistleblower website wiki leaks before entering the courthouse manning said she was prepared to go to jail for her beliefs manning has already served seven years in prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan but president barack obama commuted her sentence in twenty seventeen. did of your porter all of is here with me to break down this whole chelsea manning situation first of all what do we know about her jailing and why was she willing so willing to go to jail in the first place. first of all a judge in virginia ordered manning to jail for contempt of court of the she refused to testify before this grand jury investigating wiki leaks now for those who don't know a grand jury is a different thing from a from a trial jury the grand jury is there to decide if there is support for criminal charges and what exactly the jury the grand jury is investigating is secret basically we know it has to do with wiki leaks. and t

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is back behind bars for refusing to testify to a u.s. grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. the u.s. house of representatives possibile to counter the influence of so-called dog money from unknown donors in the election process.

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is back behind soft refusing to testify to a u.s. grand jury in a case against wiki leaks.

u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the wiki leaks website she says she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything she knows manning served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in two thousand and ten. a capsule built by the american company space x. as splashdown off the coast of florida ending its test flight to the international space station if all goes well it could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. a six hour descent. ending in a splash. with its lending in the atlantic ocean the unmanned space x. crew dragon capsule completed its six day mission to the international space station . it marked another milestone for billionaire iran musk's private space company. this mission was to demonstrate that space x. is capable of carrying astronauts to the i assess. mission accomplished. ripley the capsules captain would have survived but she was a mere dummy covered in sensors but with no voice to return greetings to her space station comrades

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning has been jailed for refusing to testify in front of a grand jury in a case against the wiki leaks co-founder julian a sound mannings lawyer says they'll appeal for her swift release. and healable order judge children did find her in contempt in open court well it's certainly a typical outran for this kind of proceeding as everybody knows chelsea has tremendous courage our primary concern at this plane is her how well she is in find chelsea manning first came to fame in twenty ten after handing over classified sensitive military data to wiki leaks she was sentenced to thirty five years in prison and spent seven of them there before being commuted by then president obama the whistleblower was aware she could be taken back into custody. i have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things you know if arius goings on to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of of this kind of proceedings taking place i believe in the grand jury process i

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is back behind bars after refusing to testify to a grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. your company this is our team international and just after a four pm here in the russian capital my name's union o'neil we begin with breaking news on the program a security alert being triggered at one of moscow's main earth ports after a mortar shell it's believed was discovered in the luggage of a u.s. embassy staff member that's according to the russian foreign ministry well for more on this story let's cross over to medina. just minutes old this story what do we know from what indeed was the russian reaction as well. well quite a bizarre story happened to me to the airport this saturday now one u.s. embassy employee trying to take more of her shell through the airport in his luggage now it was reported that it contained no explosives but it did have a detonator the mortar shell was revealed to to be in the luggage during a routine x. three chaco right at the entrance of the airport it was confiscated to but the u.s. diplomat continued his journe

u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the wiki leaks website but she says she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything she knows manning served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty ten. a capsule built by the american company space x. as last down off the coast of florida ending its test flying to the international space station is the landing there if nasa deems the unmanned mission successful the capsule could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. much of venezuela as without electricity amid the country's worst ever blackout president nicolas maduro has ordered schools government entities and businesses to close in order to aid efforts to restore power the blackout is raising tensions in the nation already on edge from the unable to do business venezuelans are quite familiar with power outages but this time the question is how long it will last trams and subways are off buses are packed through many commute hours on food. right no

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u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is back behind bars after refusing to testify to u.s. grand jury in a case against wiki leaks. and the u.s. house of representatives passes a bill to counter the influence of so-called dog money from unknown donors in the election process. good morning it's eight am here in moscow my name is called him international world news first for you this saturday.

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is behind bars for refusing to testify to a u.s. grand jury in a case against wiki leaks.

u.s. army intelligence whistleblower has said that she objects to the secrecy of the grand jury process and that she has already revealed everything she knows i have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things they are notorious goings on to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of of this kind of proceeding taking place believe in a grand jury process i don't believe in to seek the secrecy of this i have no problem explaining what happened and i've done it before why we should go through this in a secret closed hearing with only the prosecutor no lawyer manning was originally sentenced to thirty five years in prison for leaking a trove of military intelligence records to wiki leaks she served seven years behind bars it has been my view that given she. went to trial. that. due process was carried out. that she took responsibility for her crime now she's back in jail after a federal judge found her in contempt of court for refusing to answer questions before secret grand jury the troubl

u.s. army intelligence officer. >> she should rot in the syrian desert where she belongs.he should not be allowed to come back and she dug her grave and needs to be buried in it. >> at the heart of this hearing is the legal status of her birth in the u.s. to a foreign diplomat father. the timing of her father's service in relation to her birth and documents that got her the passport in the first place and the larger question over the protections u.s. citizens or nationals receive if they are perceived to have committed treasonous actions. >> sandra: kentucky senator rand paul says he will vote against president trump's national emergency at the southern border. in an op-ed posted on fox news.com he writes i support president trump but i can't support this national emergency declaration. paul becomes the fourth republican senator now to try and block this resolution. that means the president may have to use the veto pen for the first time in his presidency. he says he is willing to do that. florida senator rick scott joins us now. good morning to you. what is your message t

able to start in museum five and six where she is featured, elizabeth van lou gathered intelligence for the u.s. army. this was risky and dangerous work. so let's ask why did van lou a white southern choose the union. the choice was not for ordained. van lou was born here in richland in 1818. her parents hailed from the north and settled here in virginia where her father became a prosperous merchant. her family lived in a beautiful mansion. and assimilated fully into southern slave holding society. during the prewar period, the family owned dozens of slaves. even as elizabeth and her mother private and hoped to start the. van lou came to conclude that slavery had warped southern whites. made them anti democratic, hot headed, coercive, arrogant. van lou saw succession as a kind of madness and believed that successionists were traders to national leadership. so once the war started, van lou embraced lincoln's republican party. she embraced the abolition of slavery. and she chose to stay in confederate richmond when she could easily move to the north where she had relatives because she felt as she put i

u.s. officials with access to classified intelligence documents. israeli army has raided areas in the occupied west bank after an israeli soldier was killed the military says a palestinian stop the sold him for escaping the aerial settlement. ethiopia's transport minister says there are clear similarities between the ethiopian airlines plane crash and the lion it is aster in indonesia six months earlier both involved boeing seven three seven craft a mass funeral service been held for some of the victims of last sunday's crash thousands of mourners met a procession through the capital addis ababa. on the philippines formally withdrawn from the international criminal court and began the process to leave last year after the hague based court launched an initial examination into president ordering go detectives drug war thousands of suspected drug users and dealers have been killed since the crackdown started three years ago. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside stories that you've done so watching. as new zealand mourns t

. >>> former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning is now in jail. a u.s. ing to jail this morning for refusing to testify to a grand jury equity having wikileaks. the former army private told the judge she had no intention of testifying claiming she already revealed everything she knows. she was in prison in 2013 for the unauthorized disclosure of classified materials made public by wikileaks. president obama obama commuted her sentence in 2017. >>> look at this. a 5-year-old boy crawls into an ice chest ontola he d seek. he hopped into the cooler. he was also for almost two minutes. and then the lid latches. the boy just started screaming. you are going to see his parents who are going to come running in because they hear him screaming. they are searching for him. there they are, the dog, too. they realize after a moment that he's in the cooler. that all happened in less than two minutes. the boy was safe but the parents want to warn families to be careful around coolers like that one. >> thank goodness the parents were home. >>> repair work is being done

chelsea manning, the former army intelligence analyst behind one of the largest leaks of classified documents in u.sstory was sent to jail today for refusing to answer questions before a grand jury. jeff pegues is following this story. >> reporter: manning is being held in a virginia jail tonight after refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating wikileaks founder julian assange. on her way into court, manning was adamant about why she wouldn't cooperate. >> i don't believe in the grand jury process. i don't believe in the secrecy of this. >> reporter: manning was a u.s. intelligence analyst who was court-martialed after stealing thousands of sensitive documents and videos related to the iraq war and giving it to wikileaks, which then published the information on its website. manning, who is transgender,d served seven years on a 35-year prison sentence before receiving a commutation from president barack obama in 2017. the grand jury's investigation of assange is shrouded in mystery. last year, the existence of an indictment against assange was accidentally made public after a federal prose

. >> reporter: in 2010, the former army intelligence analyst gave more than half a million classified documents to wikileaks, in u.s. history.e ak it madthe website and assange household names. manning served seven years in a military prison until president obama commuted the rest of the 35-year sentence. now she'll remain in jail until d e agrees to testify or until the term of the grry ends in several months.s >> and pete jo now. pete, what exactly is this grand jury looking into, and why was manning called ttestify? >> reporter: it's the leaks, the government's interest in assangl predates the m investigation. the obama administration concluded he could not be charged because wikileaks was like a news organization. but the trump administration has caed wikileaks a hostile intelligence service. lester? pete williams, thank yo >>> as that was unfolding, president trump traveled to alabama where he and tst lady toured the damage from the tornado outbreak that killed 23 people. he also visited a church where he signed bibles for survivors. >>> on his way to alabama, president trump made an eyebrow-raising new aim --

u.s. army. >> sos we developed artificial intelligence task force.erating model as well as the technologies that will invest against ai will be quite frankly, the technology that will change warfare in the future whoever gets their first will dominate. >> and do you feel like you have the tools needed to -- become number one. >> we are putting our best and brightest forward, we are investing substantially, and it will be a priority for us in the future. >> before you go quick in terms of of the priorities for u.s. army today. >> readiness, always number one, we have 180,000 troops the deployed in 140 countries on 17th year sustained combat operations, and middle east, so we will always be focused there. to put our men and women best position when zploid, but stam moves in modernization more coming in the near future great to have you on fram this you undersecretary ryan mccarthy joining us thank you a break large poll says millennials embracing socialism as freshman politicians like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez bring it to forefront stuart

u.s. army secretary mark esper yesterday for a wide-ranging conversation on defense spending, the military's view on artificial intelligenceand a whole lot more, including his thoughts on boeing, which is a top contractor to the defense department take a listen. >> we closely track the systems that boeing builds for us and there are some very capable systems. that's been my focus it's something i look at every month. i look at the metrics for all of our major combat systems and our platforms, which boeing builds many and they're very successful platforms. we have challenges here and there, of course, but i focus on the programs that the army is running. >> so very much staying in his lane, in terms of what he's focused on, where programs are concerned, where a company like boeing is concerned. i think what folks at the department of defense would tell you is that there are times even when they have aircraft crashes that are fatal, for xample, where they even bring in a regulator like the ntsb to help investigate it also, for a service like the army, this is something that's very personal. they did have an army captain that

u.s. will have first hearing and is sue if r the right to reenter the country but can we trust that she's working with terrorist, a former army intelligence joins us now with firsthand experience with isis brides, thank you so much for joining us, we certainly appreciate it. >> good morning, heather. >> i will jump straight to your personal experience. you were part of force that went to iraq and responsible for killing the original leaders of the isis state included in that you ran across an isis bride, take it from there and tell us what happened. >> sure, i know how isis operates better than anyone because i spent more than a decade hunting members of the group and my experience is coming in contact with the wives of isis fighters it taught me how extremely sedissic they are to loyal, they can think of nothing else. i will give you a further example of leading into what you were talking about in 2010 part of a small special operation's team that was tasked with hunting number one and two leaders of islamic state, during the mission that followed to take out the guys there was a massive gun battle and we found out that the wife of the n

former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning who served 7 years in prison for leaking one of the largest troves of classified documents in u.sail tonight. a federal judge in virginia cited manning for contempt of court after she refused to testify to a grand jury investigating wikileaks. manning has said she on thes to the secrecy of the grand jury process and that she already revealed everything she knows at her court-martial. the end to a bad week for wall street worst of the year. the dow lost 23. the s&p 500 dropped 6. nasdaq was off 13. for the week. the dow and the s&p finished down about two and a fifth percentage points. we have new information blaming the russians for encouraging american parents not to vaccinate their children. the revelation comes as one northwestern state is trying to cope with the effects of such behavior. correspondent dan springer reports from the seattle the measles outbreak is so concerning it drew a visit from jerome adams who is urging higher vaccine rates. recent study found that message is being undercut by russian sophisticated botss and trolls shake their confidence in vaccines. online

army veteran went public with her own story about being by a former boyfriend in college. bret. >> bret: the pentagon, jennifer thanks, next up the u.s. economy, where it is and where artificial intelligenceit. we will talk to the top ceos in the world. first, beyond the borders to mike moran's president said there was no chance of negotiations or compromise with the u.s. and allegedly because washington is seeking to topple the government in tehran and the u.s. wants iran to go back to the way it was before the 1979 islamic resolution. the state department says it is aware and deeply concerned about the detention of american freelance journalist in venezuela. in miami, reporter cody and his assistant were placed in custody and when his home was raided by the police. the former chairman of nissan motor company left the detention center after $8.9 million bail. he wore a mask, cap and what look like construction workers outfit. he is charged with falsifying financial records and breach of trust. he was arrested in november. just some of the other stories beyond the borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ your move-in-day...feast. your bold canine caper. [child] that's not for you, bandit

u.s. intelligence community. then an overview of the pentagon's 2020 budget request. followed by a breakdown of the spending needs of the various branches of the military. starting with the army. while congress is on break this month, we're showing "american history tv" programs. normally only seen on the weekends. tonight, "the civil war" and presentations from historians at a symposium co-hosted by the american civil war museum and the university of virginia center for civil war history. you'll hear about the causes of the war, the impact of southern unionists and how african-americans dealt with the civil war. we begin tonight at 8:00 eastern with pulitzer prize winning author jon meacham here on c-span3. >>> former members of congress who had leading roles on intelligence committees recently talked about congress' oversight of the intelligence community. george mason university hosted jane harman, mike rogers, saxby chambliss, and bill nelson, in a panel moderated by former acting cia director michael morell. current senate intelligence committee vice chair mark warner delivered opening remarks. this is an hour and a half. >> thank you, everybody, dpofor coming on this sp

u.s. 29 people were hurt in that crash. chelsea manning is asking for donations to help her legal definition fees. the former army intelligence testify before a grand jury. now it's unclear exactly why she is being subpoenaed. manning was convicted in the 2013 of espionage for sending classified information to wikileaks. prosecutors are pursuing a case against wikileaks founder julian assange. the chicago police department is looking for a leaker. an internal investigation is now underway to determine how the press got certain information on the jussie smollett case. the empire actor is accused of staging a hate crime against himself and filing a false police report. if convicted, he could face three years behind bars. smollett says he's innocent. well, do you remember when president trump got apple ceo tim cook's name wrong in a meeting this week? >> really put a big investment in our country we appreciate it very much tim apple. jillian: that's not his name. tim cook having fun with that filibuster changing his twitter name tim apple. tweeting laughing emojis. brian: tim-apple. steve: tim apple. got a sense of humor. brian:

intelligence agency. from 2011 until 2017 he represented kansas fourth congressional district right here in the u.s. house of representatives. he's a lawyer, entrepreneur, and from 1986 until 1991 served in the united states army. mr. secretary, welcome back to the house. we are pleased to have you with us today. i now recognize you five minutes to summarize your testimony. >> thank you chairman engel and ranking member. i will be brief. thank you for the chance to discuss the fy2020 budget. it's designed around the national security strategy to achieve foreign policy goals. the request for $40 billion for state department and usad puts us in position to do just that. these moneys will protect citizens at home and abroad, advance american values, and support partners overseas. we make this request mindful of the burden on american taxpayers and take seriously our obligation to deliver exceptional results on their behalf. this budget will achieve our key diplomatic goals. let me walk through many of them. first, we'll make sure that china and russia cannot gain a strategic advantage in an age of renewed great power competition. we'll continue our progress for the final denuclearization of north korea. and we'll

killed an army green beret chief warrant officer jonathan farmer, navy chief shannon kent, the first woman killed in combat in the isis fight, working for the intelligence agency and a naturalized u.sn return. the deadly suicide attack came one month after president trump surprises national security team by ordering the complete withdrawal of all 2,000 u.s. troops in syria. the president later reversed to allow hundreds of american troops to remain. top u.s. officials have warned despite isis only having a sliver of land in eastern syria, still have thousands of fighters scattered across syria and iraq. last month, a pentagon watchdog warned sustained counterterrorism pressure, isis could likely research in syria within six to 12 months and regain limited territory. it is not immediately clear if the isis fighters can be transferred back to the united states for trial or what the next steps will be. it will really depend on whether the evidence -- whether there is any evidence that would hold up. when that good to know we got the suspects at least, thank you. >> sandra: president trump pressuring gm to open their shuttered plant in lordstown, ohio. hundreds of jobs are at stake. we

intelligence agency. from 2011 until 2017, he represented kansas fourth congressional district right here in the u.s. house of representatives. he's a lawyer, entrepreneur, and from 1986 until 1991 served in the united states army. mr. secretary, welcome back to the house. we are pleased to have you with us today. i now recognize you for five minutes to summarize your testimony. >> thank you chairman engel and ranking member. i will be brief. thank you for the chance to discuss the administration's fy2020 budget. it's designed around the national security strategy to achieve foreign policy goals. the request for $40 billion for state department and usad puts us in position to do just that. these moneys will protect citizens at home and abroad, advance american values, and support our allies and partners overseas. we make this request mindful of the burden on american taxpayers and take seriously our obligation to deliver exceptional results on their behalf. this budget will achieve our key diplomatic goals. let me walk through many of them. first, we'll make sure that china and russia cannot gain a strategic advantage in an age of renewed great power competition. we'll continue our progress for the final, fully

u.s. army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been jailed again after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the wiki leaks website manning says she has already told authorities all she knows and objects to the secrecy of the proceedings manning served a jail term out the leaking files about u.s. atrocities in the iraq war in two thousand and ten. today is international women's day focal point for activists around the world combat in the issues facing women like the gender wage gap sexual violence and discrimination while progress has been made recently what do we including men still need to work on i'm called assman in berlin and this is the day the. bottom ten thousand men and women on to equal we don't get the same money for the same what and that's why symbolic day like today is important to show we're still here but i'm not here. it makes me angry that we are still in the day they took a fifty eight. it shouldn't be that good we have a good good day.