u.s. authorities denied the approval for the vehicle fixes that means it's set to save around one billion dollars as a result of that decision that decision affecting its. seven and porsche cayenne models. nevertheless the clouds continue to gather over germany's car industry here in europe the european commission has announced even more raids on offices of comic saying it was looking for evidence they might have violated e.u. anti trust rules dima and b.w. have confirmed they were targeted by those rights investigators visited b.m.w. offices on friday the rates aimed at uncovering evidence of the secret kauto that might have an equally discussed industry emission controls and standards since the one nine hundred ninety s. . now getting around busy central london is already testing but now the drive is of older pollutant vehicles it just got even more expensive as well in a bid to tackle c o two emissions the british capital has joined the ranks of european cities make it harder for those polluted vehicles to take to the roads and they need a new tax on them drivers in central london are

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u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. afghanistan's defense ministry says a suicide bomber killed at least fifteen army recruits as they were leaving their base in the capital kabul four others were wounded now this latest incident comes at the end of a particularly bloody week in afghanistan seven major attacks have killed almost two hundred fifty people since tuesday. police in the german city of munich have ruled out terrorism after a man with a knife attacked. earlier today and all four people suffered minor wounds police arrested a german national who they say appears to be suffering from psychological problems . results in the czech republic's parliamentary election show a clear victory for populist billionaire andre. and his movement is to secure almost thirty percent of the vote says his party is ready to negotiate with all parties to form a government has pledged to stamp out corruption boost investment and he felt my grounds the election results show a shift to the right before the to

u.s. authorities in the six month operation in the home has more. one after another police lead away the suspects these are some of the more than a hundred people now in custody and what brazilian police say is their biggest operation yit targeting paedophiles reportedly among them a retired policeman civil servants people running football clubs for youngsters they're not just accused of sharing pornographic material of children over the internet some face charges of producing it to. pedophiles use different methods including storing illegal criminal photos in the computer of someone in another part of the country or in the world and often the person who is storing the content is unaware the operation ran over six months drew an eleven hundred police offices and extended to every state in the country brazilian investigators also worked with u.s. authorities they say they found around one hundred fifty thousand files containing disturbing images some of the suspects were described as using sophisticated techniques to evade detection but justice offic

u.s. authorities have issued storm surge warnings and new orleans mayor has ordered an evacuation of some areas. the trumpet ministration has rolled back and obamacare provision that requires employers health plans to cover contraception as preventive care for women or employers will now be able to opt out of providing no cost birth control on religious or moral grounds at the exit of christian groups plan to sue the block the new rules. this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can the group played a key role in the adoption of united nations treaty in july that aims to eliminate nuclear arms the nobel committee says it honored i can for reviving efforts to ban such weapons at a time of renewed global tension. ok. members of i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons celebrating at their headquarters in geneva switzerland after hearing the announcement of their nobel prize winner is also considered an upset victory since many analysts expected the negotiators who had worked out the nuclear deal with the ran

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. now the second and last day of voting is underway in the czech republic parliamentary election boaters looks set to hand power to a populist billionaire andre bobbish and his on a movement the frontrunner has pledged to stamp out corruption boost investment and keep out migrants despite having a lead in the polls it still looks unlikely that a new will secure an outright majority in parliament. and joining me now is you repay he's the director of new york university's academic center in prague thank you so much for joining us now under a bomb it is often called the czech donald trump is this a fair comparison just how much do they have in common. well they have something some common because they are good billionaires they both came into politics from the outside which promises to do crean the politics before the the situation they are. and i. would have an indictment gratian agenda and certainly mr publisher would also like if he quits a two to isolate the

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. some soccer news now and shall to have made a move up to fourth in the bundesliga with a win over mines on friday leon goritz gus cord first chipping the shot over mines goal keeper rene adler it was great because fourth goal this season and it gave an early lead in the second half of burke's dollar out of another short range childhood beat mines to now. will league leaders dortmund to visit frankfurt in a couple of hours dortmund hold a two point lead over byron munich in the women's league standings one to these suffered back to back losses in the bundesliga and champions league in the last week. dortmund's lead over abundance league of champions byron has narrowed their performances in the champions league have been lackluster coach picked up washed believes it's time to reflect this is fifty two you know it's important as a coach to analyze yourself we analyze our game we analyze our players we analyze ourselves we do that but even if we are winning fol

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. here in germany a first round of talks on forging a new governing coalition have been called constructive chancellor angela merkel's conservatives the pro-business free democrats and the greens must reconcile divergent views on immigration energy and the environment a so-called jamaica coalition is seen as the only option available to americans. now the second and last day of voting is underway in the czech republic's parliamentary election voters look set to hand power to populist billionaire andre bobbish and his on a movement the frontrunner has pledged to stamp out corruption boost investments and keep out of migrants despite having a lead in the polls it still looks unlikely that ana will secure an outright majority in parliament. and joining me now is you repay he's the director of new york university's academic center in prague thank you so much for joining us now under a bob it is often called the czech donald trump is this a fair comparison just ho

u.s. authorities have issued storm surge warnings and new orleans mayor has ordered an evacuation of some areas. the f.b.i. says it will use billboards to appeal for any information that might help them understand what cost stephen paddick to shoot fifty eight people dead in las vegas one week after the assault investigators have confessed that they're baffled by his motives the billboards will show a toll free number to call if the public has any new details on the case. the trumpet ministration has rolled back and obamacare provision that requires employee health plans to cover contraception as preventive care for women employers will now be able to opt out of providing no cost birth control on religious or moral grounds i could see groups plan to sue to block the new rules. saudi arabia has condemned the united nations report on violence against children as misleading and inaccurate the document blames a saudi led military coalition in yemen for deaths and injuries to hundreds of children in total the un report counted more than fifteen thousand war crimes against children last year bu

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. all right well results in the czech republic's parliamentary elections show a clear victory for populist billionaire andre bobbish and his movement with more than ninety nine percent of the votes counted the party have secured almost thirty percent the civic democrats are just ahead of the far right s.p.d. party in the battle for second place with eleven percent results suggest a total of eight already could surpass the five percent threshold to win parliamentary seats. well joining me now is pov apolo from berlin correspondent for czech radio under bobbish he uses a lot of anti-establishment rhetoric in his election campaign he earned a reputation in fact as the czech trump what was it that he said or did that convince voters he's the right man to lead the country. there is a huge frustration and dissatisfaction in the czech society most with traditional policies and under a bush uses these sentiments well he's against corruption against as i mentioned tra

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. well partial results in the czech republic's parliamentary election indicate a victory for populist billionaire andre bodies and is a and oh movement with nearly sixty percent of the votes counted the end opar t. have secured just over thirty percent second strongest looks to be the far right s.p.d. party with over eleven percent projections in just a total of eight parties will have passed the five percent threshold to win parliamentary seats. well bob has promised his voters he would fix the country's problems he would treat it like a business we asked years you pay the new york university academic center in prague what we should expect if bobbish and the eno do form the new government. you know certainly try to run the whole country like a business like firm this is something he has said many times i don't think he realizes forty two. states a country is not a family firm so he will still have to look for compromises for political compromises and. really

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u.s. authorities more than one thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. results in the czech republic's parliamentary election show a clear victory for populist billionaire andre bobbish and his movement with nearly all of the votes counted his party has secured nearly thirty percent and the far right party s p d made significant gains as well it has an anti e.u. an anti migrant message it got just over ten percent of the vote. results show eight parties surpassing the five percent threshold to enter parliament. and joining me now is usually paid the director of new york university's academic center in prague. under bobbish he used a lot of establishment rhetoric in the election campaign he earned himself a reputation as the czech trump what was it that he said or did that convince voters that he's the right man to lead the czech republic. well i think that he still successfully using his anti-corruption message he actually got into the parliament already in two thousand and thirteen with this and by corruption message and

u.s. authorities was sanctions requester just to break or u downgrade relations with north korea.if i'm not mistaken someone can correct me that major statue in sin senegal with the man, woman, and the baby. i think that was north korean sculpture if i'm not mistaken. because there was a complaint that they look north korean not african. [laughter] but -- i think that there's a long time, long-term relationship between north korea of the democratic people republic of korea the dprk and many african countries because if you think about it for a mannano second you have the war with on korean peninsula june 1950 stretching in its hot phase until 1953, and with the regime survives and then you have african nations surging independents i mention ghana in 1957 and many of these african nations are looking for assistance. as a matter of fact i'm writing a book right now on southern africa. and so it turns out that many of the anti-colonial fighters in southern africa are getting raining in north korea. for example -- an china too for that matter. so it's a varied relationship. other ques

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u.s. authorities denied the approval for the vehicle fixes that means it's set to save around one billion dollars as a result of that decision that decision affecting its. seven and porsche cayenne models. nevertheless the clouds continue to gather over germany's car industry here in europe the european commission has announced even more raids on offices of comic saying it was looking for evidence they might have violated e.u. anti trust rules dine at the top and have confirmed they were targeted by those rights investigators visited b.m.w. offices on friday the raids aimed at uncovering evidence of the secret that might have an equally discussed industry emission controls and standards since the one nine hundred ninety s. . now getting around busy central london is a ready testing but now the drive is of older pollutant vehicles it just got even more expensive as well in a bid to tackle c o two emissions the british capital has joined the ranks of european cities make it harder for those polluted vehicles to take to the roads and veiny a new tax on them drivers in central london are used

all now a u.s. author is celebrating victory in the u.k.'s most prestigious literary award george saunders receive the man booker prize for fiction for his novel lincoln in the bardo is the second u.s. author to take the prize since it became a wild wide award in two thousand and fourteen catherine stansell is at the london . lincoln in the bar. it was a book on the afterlife such in a washington graveyard during the american civil war that was bestowed with britain's top literary honor lincoln in the bardo sees u.s. president abraham lincoln trying to communicate to his dad eleven year old son who appears to be caught in a supernatural world between the living and the dead the story is told mostly in dialogue by dozens of spirits in the graveyard with a grief stricken lincoln at its center george saunders says the idea first came to him twenty years ago and he had some doubts about bringing it to life if i go in knowing what the story is supposed to be about it will just be that thing in disappoint everybody whereas if i kind of going from

u.s. firms have pointed out that there is a difference of regimes. they can get stuck in the middle of that. there pointed out to the european authorities and u.s. thorities. it has to be european solutions, the commission, as we are involved in this, as are the american authorities yet we have to come to solutions. i will give you my view. this is an issue we have to solve before the end of this year. we need to solve it pragmatically, i don't want to see firms left in the horns of a dilemma with two sets of authorities from both directions. it seems to be a constructive approach. we are having conversations. there are various things that might be done. the comment that it isn't settled yet, it isn't but the discussions are happening. nejra: you say there are discussions around what might be done. what are possible solutions that might be most favorable to you? >> the discussions about the way firms organize themselves. the question about where the research is provided from, that is one set of discussions. there will be discussions between authorities about, how can we best reconcile these positions? keep the necessary ingredients faithful to th

u.s. authorities examining this new video of the militant group acting in the area of the ambush, lookingy of the two men were directly involved in the deadly firefight. the images reportedly sent around the time of the attack recorded by nearby villagers, this man, a local leader who pledged allegiance to isis. rudolph, a former penn official, providing the video. showing them greeting each in arabic and what they describe as a local dialect. >> he said if we capture they will, what do we do with them? and the other guy says we'll decapitate them. >> and few knew about it. under intense scrutiny arrest it ended in tragedy. now shrouded in controversy. the mission begins on the area of october 3. routine reconnaissance. a convoy of six to eight vehicles. on board, eight american green berets. four special operations soldiers and 30 nigerian soldiers. the team is now ordered to kill or capture one of the top targets in niger. code name naylor road. another team is supposed to join they will. they are given orders to go ahead. >> to me one of the single biggest questions is why did they go

u.s. authorities. this news coming after the airbus ceo wrote to staff in warning of the possibility of significant penalties from those investigations. anchor: some good news we can say for the european economy. analyst: economic growth came in ahead of expectations, growing by 6%. the unemployment rate falling to under 9% for the first time since 2009. let's take a look at how the markets have been reacting to that. we are in the middle of earnings season. there is lots for investors to suggest. markets are relatively flat. german markets are closed for a public holiday. in london --iant shares of over 2% after beating expectations. we are also keeping an i on oil prices for you. they are at their highest level in close to two years. brent crude touching over $60 a barrel in trading. anchor: >> this is a production of china central television americica. >> a barrier is something that can keep people apart. it can prevent communication or even progress in one's life, but breaking barriers is often whe

u.s. troops in niger put a spotlight on africa. and, nick turis, author of "tomorrow's battlefield u.s.xy wars and secret ops in africa." and "next time they will come to count the dead war and survival in south sudan" he joins us in new york. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> excuse the raspiness of the voice. i think i can get through it. an important conversation, why i am here. >> sure. >> let me start reviewing what happened on capitol hill today very quickly. so, general mattis was on the hill today testifying. and was essentially pressed on whether or not these troops, these american troops in niger were operating under the military authorization put on the books after, after, 9/11. he essentially set they were not operating under that war authorization of, of 2011. but instead were operating what he referred to as title 10. this would be the u.s. code that allows u.s. military troops to train and advise, in areas around the globe. so he tried to be very clear, that this was not u.s., these were not u.s. soldiers operating under military authorization. y

u.s. authorities.nd of course it has to be the european commissioner who is involved in this and we have to find solutions to this. view is that this is an issue that we have to stop before the end of this year and we need to solve it in a pragmatic fashion. forms leftnt to see in the sort of dilemma not knowing what to do, it is to be a constructive approach. we are having constructive conversations. i think there are various things that might be done, silicom it that it is a settled yet, while it isn't, but the discussions are happening. are -- say that there you say that there are discussions about that -- discussions about possible solutions. which ones might be favorable to you? guest: the discussions about the way firms organize themselves. the question about where the research is provided from, that is one set of discussions. there will be discussions between authorities about, how can we best reconcile these positions? and keep the necessary ingredients for a full to the rules put in place? i d

u.s. authorities have released body camera footage of police responding to the deadly las vegas shooting thatook the lives of fifty nine and injured over five hundred more shots can be heard as officers tried locate the gunman he was up in the hotel they think and clear people to get out of the foreign line it all happened so quickly. yeah here there are drugs that they were from over there where i was. there either through i have a garden or thirty down there that. you play this way just like this where the raiders will go go go go go out without without without so police say the shooters steven potter had twenty three guns up in that hotel room nineteen more were discovered is he also reportedly had two devices with him called bump stocks these things allow a shooter legally to modify a semiautomatic weapon into a fully automatic one seems there are also thousands of rounds of ammunition of products and explosives were found in his car the latest shooting is regarded the whole huge own going to bait over gun laws in america critics for instance say it's absurd that it's illegal to carry a t

u.s. authority over the island by force.resident obama commuted his sentence in january and he was finally released in may. amy: this is oscar lopez rivera in the neighborhood of las monjas in san juan. he was busy visiting with community members affected by hurricane maria. he spoke with nicole salazar while riding in the back of a van. >> the overwhelming majority of puerto rico is completely, completely alienated from the political structure. colonialism is really, really strong and alive in puerto rico. and the politicians have taken full advantage of that. we have a debt of $74 billion, caused primarily by the system and the political structure in puerto rico. for me, it is been very devastating experience. primarily, because one of the first things that i noticed was gentrification. anticipate a lot of communities, including this one here, will be displaced once it probablyfied and gentrified. this is for a close to the ocean. a community where a lot of potential. once they can wipe out the residence, then they can do

u.s. authorities. but she gave very, very few details.wasn't until marilou danley actually landed in the united states that she said she gave the details of when danley arrived here in the philippines on the 25th of september, leaving late yesterday evening and landing obviously, late yesterday evening, in the united states. but she wouldn't give any other details outside of that. i pressed her. i said, look, did she have an fbi escort with her when she left? no, she wouldn't answer that question. she said, did danley leave her of her own free will. she didn't want to answer that either. only saying that all of this was done in coordination with u.s. authorities, with their full knowledge of what was happening. the clues that we are getting into what danley was going through when she was here are coming from her sisters in australia. they're speaking out about her situation and saying that they believe that paddock sent her here to the philippines to be out of the way. this is what they said. >> reporter: so what the official here told me

u.s. embassy claimed he was there accidentally but chinese authorities were so roiled they even temporarilyblocked his name on internet searches in the country and the new man in moscow is certainly not one to mince his words there is no question underline no question. that the russian government interfered in the us election last year and moscow continues to meddle in the democratic processes of our friends and allies at that committee nomination hearing he pledged to meet dissidents and end human rights abuses most softly softly approach there and apparently something he was fond of doing during his beijing stint the best thing to do invite a few dissidents who are seeking freedom and want to expand democracy in china to the united states embassy the kind of thing that i used to do in any case his ties to russia go back further than just this week huntsman a corporation a chemical manufacturing company founded by jon huntsman sr has been in russia since the nine hundred ninety s. they still maintain multiple sites with the now traveling to the country previously in that capacity and years

u.s. authorities. from my point of view, it should have been dealt with much more up front. reporter: delegates heard the scale of the problem, told at 18 million children have suffered abuse in europe. >> i believe we can make progress. but doing so requires a new kind of thinking, a new kind of approach. reporter: this three-day meeting will present its ideas to pope francis on friday. the hope is to find new ways to protect young people and prevent more from becoming victims in the future. jane: cholera was eliminated in the u.s. more than 100 years ago, but in africa and asia, outbreaks are still common. 100,000 people still die from the disease every year. health officials from around the world are meeting in france today to commit to preventing almost all cholera deaths by 2030. the pledge comes as charities warn of a potentially catastrophic outbreak in bangladesh. our health correspondent reports. reporter: it is in these swamps in bangladesh where cholera first emerged 200 years ago. and and now another major health crisis looms large as half a million rohingya refu

u.s. authorities later released police body camera video shots can be heard as officers try to locate the gunman and clear people out of the firing line. after their drug charge them up over the. third or through right out of guys there are three don't they don't. play this like this like this by the way this thing will go go go go go that we got we got we got the authorities say they found twenty three weapons in his hotel room one thousand more were discovered at publix home it's also reported that he had two devices with him called stocks they allow semiautomatic weapons to be modified into fully automatic weapons and also thousands of rounds of products home and explosives in his car the tragedies reignited the debate over america's gun laws. critics have highlighted the absurdity that it's illegal to carry a fake gun on the famous las vegas strip but there are no restrictions for carrying a real firearm security analyst charles shubert says it's near enough impossible to prevent attacks like this considering nevada's gun laws. given that the initial acquisition of the weapons themsel

u.s. authorities are putting unprecedented pressure on. the network's chief. influence the presidential election. division in spain intensifies as pro unity and pro independence demonstrators. deployment of police in the breakaway region. looks set to approve a new. critics say essentially puts the country in a permanent state of emergency.

u.s. authorities are putting unprecedented pressure on the. networks chief. influence the presidential election despite ruling out any impact on the. division in spain intensifies as pro unity and pro independence demonstrators rally. madrid's boosting support for the national police in the breakaway region. from smoke set to approve a new terror which critics say essentially puts the country in a permanent state of emergency.

u.s. authorities later released police body camera video shots can be heard as sophos is try to locate the gunman and clear people out of the firing line. yeah to hear their drug charge them from over there well. there's room right out of guys there are three don't they don't. play this like this like this by the way this thing will go go go go go without without without. the authorities say they found a twenty three weapons in paddocks hotel room one thousand more were discovered at his home it's also reported that the killer had two devices with him called bump stocks which allow semiautomatic weapons to be modified into fully automatic ones that were also thousands of ammunition rounds of products house and explosives in his car the tragedies rig night at the debate over america's gun laws critics have highlighted the absurd to see that it's illegal to carry a fake gun on the famous las vegas strip but there are no restrictions for carrying a real firearm security analyst charles shewbread says it's near enough impossible to prevent attacks like this considering nevada's gun laws. given

u.s. authorities have released body camera video of police responding to the shooting shots could be heard as officers try to locate the gunman and clear people out of the firing line. yeah to hear their dogs out them up over there that way. there's your average guy just there don't they know that. place like this like this by the way this thing will go go go go that without a doubt without the authorities say they found twenty three weapons in his hotel room one thousand more were discovered the public's home it's also reported that he had two devices with him called. they allow semiautomatic weapons to be modified into fully automatic weapons that were also thousands of i mean issued rounds of products home and explosives in his calm tragedies reignited the debate over america's gun laws. and critics of highlighted the absurdity that it's illegal to carry a toy gun resembling a real one on the famous las vegas strip but there are no restrictions for carrying an actual file security analyst bridge says it's near enough impossible to prevent attacks like this considering the state of nevad

u.s. authorities. it details how manafort was working as an agent for the pro-russia party in ukraine, from whom he received tens of millions of dollars in payments for a decade until 2016. it is alleged he laundered $18 million through various accounts and companies, and by any means. almost $1 million was funneled through an antique rug store in alexandria, virginia. $850,000 laundered through a men's clothes store in a new york. >> it adds a substantial layer of complexity -- the ukraine and russia connection could add months and months to the investigation. jon: but in response to the indictment, donald trump tweeted angrily, "sorry, but this is years ago, before paul manafort was part of the trump campaign. but why aren't crooked hillary and the dems the focus?" and then another tweet on russia -- "also, there is no collusion." that is the line taken by trump's lawyer. >> the allegations in the geithner and focus on business activities, not campaign activities or events. jonn: but then a separate,

u.s. authorities put unprecedented pressure on t.v. according to the network's chief over claims that all channels influence the presidential. you know the news division in spain intensifies as. dependents demonstrators rally in catalonia plus madrid's boosting support for the national police in the breakaway region we have the details. from to approve a new anti terror law which critics say essentially puts the country and a perm.

u.s. authorities more than a thousand agents took part in the operation which police say is the biggest ever conducted in latin america. results in the czech republic's parliamentary election show a clear victory for populist billionaire andree bobbish and his are no movement but nearly all of the votes counted his party has secured almost thirty percent. and the far right party b s p deep made significant gains with its e.u. and migrant message it received more than ten percent of the vote results show eight parties surpassing the five percent threshold to enter parliament. and joining me now is usually paid the director of new york university's academic center in prague. under bobbish he has a lot of establishment rhetoric in the election campaign he earned himself a reputation as the czech trump what was it that he said or did that convince voters that he's the right man to lead the czech republic. well i think that he still successfully using his anti-corruption message he actually got into the parliament already in two thousand and thirteen with this and by corruption message and he is

u.s. authorities still trying to put together what caused stephen paddock to unleash firearms on a crowd in las vegas. 59 people were killed and over 500 were hurt. his girlfriend, marianne danley, sent to the philippines and wired $100,000 to buy a house. we have the latest on the investigation. reporter: returning from the philippines for questioning, the 62-year-old girlfriend of the las vegas shooter met with investigators. had no danley said she knowledge of stephen paddock's plan for the attack. she described him as a kind, caring, and quiet man. me,e nevever said anyththing to or took any action that i was aware of, that i understood in any way to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen. says no onee fbi has been taken into custody as a accomplice. investigators are trying to understand what motivated a retired accountant to commit mass murder. despite a claim of responsibility from the islamic state rupe, authorities say they have not found proof to back it up. we have no evidence at this point to indicate terrorism, that this is an ongoing investigation.

u.s. authorities by handing over information apparently related to russian meddling in the twenty sixth presidential election in a statement twitter also took a swipe at the r.t. . looks at the latest efforts to. russian. the internet is now trying its hand at hunting down even the slightest sign of moscow lurking in the shadows facebook twitter and now google are all gearing up to testify in congress on pesky russian meddling next month. twitter has released a report with the name just made to fill headlines russian interference in two thousand and sixteen u.s. election bots and misinformation now it sounds spooky but the findings are more than a little vague twitter apparently found and shut down a grand total of two hundred one suspicious accounts that broke their spam rules and while russia is mentioned in the report those accounts aren't actually proven to have concrete links to moscow what was clearly laid out however was this channel spending on ads shockingly proving that r.t. uses social media and buys advertisements. facebook released similar findings earlier revealing four hundred seventy

u.s. authorities are putting unprecedented pressure on according to the network's chief over claims are channel influence in the presidential election that's despite senate leaders ruling out any impact on the. division in spain intensifies as pro unity and pro independence demonstrators rally in council plus madrid boosting support for the national police in the breakaway region we'll have the details. from looks set to approve a new anti terror which critics say essentially puts the country permanent state of emergency. in my life worldwide this is the news from r.t. international recall in great friday midday in moscow first for you this r.t. is facing unprecedented pressure in the united states that's according to the channel's editor in chief she believes draconian measures a big use to target not just the network's employees but also those linked to us the campaign against has been based on claims that our channel influenced the twenty sixteen presidential election no concrete evidence has ever been given high ranking officials in washington continue to make allegations. the r.t.s. on twi

u.s. authorities have released body camera video of police responding to the deadly last vegas shooting whichtook the lives of fifty nine and injured over five hundred shots can be dramatic pictures coming up piers officers try to locate that gunman he was up in that hotel of course and they're trying to get the people out of the fall in line to see the safety of it all happen so quickly. yet here their drugs are at them and over the way. they're either through right out of guys everybody stay down stay down. this way this way this way this way to say will go go go go go out without without without one america's still them trying to come to terms with what happens the deadliest shooting in its history as it turned out some are using it as a platform for their political aspirations to go from says santiago explains about them. vegas used to be known as the city of entertainment is now associated with yet another charity to shook america and the world stories of bravery and self-sacrifice grief for their loved ones the struggle of coming to terms after the worse mass shooting in modern u.s. his

u.s. authorities put unprecedented pressure on this channel according to the network's chief over claims are channel influenced the presidential election. division in spain intensifies as pro unity and pro independence demonstrators rally in catalonia plus madrid supposed to support for the national police now in the breakaway. low this is r.t. at two pm here live from moscow is kevin zero in with you with this hour's live news update and first than russia's prosecutor general is reportedly mulling over the option of recognizing some u.s. media channels as unwelcome here in russia that move is being considered as a retaliatory measure to a campaign against r.t. in the u.s. the channel's editor in chief says artie's under unprecedented pressure now in america she believes draconian measures are being used to target not just the network's employees but also those linked to us the campaign against party's been based on claims that our channel influenced the twenty sixteen us election although no concrete evidence has ever been given about that iraqi officials none the less in washington continu