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u.s. intelligence official. i understand they told you accepting u.s.istan was considered at one point. >> it was, but there was concern about below back. there was so much anger in pakistan after the u.s. raid, unilateral raid that killed oh samba bin laden. there was also an issue of timing and the pakistani had forces in the area and so the decision was to tell the pakistanis and have them go ahead and carry out this raid. >> is it surprising to you, david, that u.s. intelligence seemed to be aware of their location and also that pakistan was so quickly able to mobilize? >> i'm not surprised. i think this was a lucky thing, intelligence wise. i think there was some kind of maybe an intercept or human source that told them they were moving the cap tifs. so, you know, i would say that was very rare. what's very rare is the pakistanis acted on the intelligence. and it's not clear if this represents a change in pakistan's, you know, decade long support for the ha can any network or is this sort of a one off. they got this intelligence. they'd be embarras

u.s. intelligence report on alleged russian meddling came out back in january yet as we said no solid proof of artes alleged influence on the twenty six thousand u.s. election has ever come to light. propaganda machine contributed to the influence campaign by serving as a platform for messaging using russian government funded outlets russian propaganda media outlets like r t i think it's a propaganda arm of government that is definitely not on our side reports have it that russia not only wanted to weigh in in the election but they also want to undermine u.s. confidence of citizens confidence in our electoral process and in our democratic values. i'll give you some background and substance to those statements similar account joins us live on the program. this is not the first attack in recent days on our channel. well it's not just twitter it seems that every social media giants joining this anti r t campaign even earlier this month google actually told r.t. from you tube's premium advertising service without any notice even the r t has been the most viewed t.v. news network on you tube fir

u.s. intelligence agencies were raping russia and they were pulling the money and a lot of the money wentinto new york and you know and but that was a u.s. intelligence agency operation so he if he was taking that money then he was playing directly or indirectly with the u.s. intelligence agency so if you want to say it was officially sanctioned it was in that sense it was officially so it should but let's assume for a second he didn't do anything illegal ok. there's enough that you can use to smear him drive him crazy i've litigated with the federal government for eleven years doesn't matter what the facts are doesn't matter what the truth they make stuff up they falsify evidence they do whatever you know so so you know who knows what the truth is and i can understand seconds left any economic are also study economics anything economically is he doing anything any trade deal negotiations any. regulations able to get tax reform it could make a huge difference if you look however what the deep state is doing around the country to implode the economy and make sure that they can do the rape

u.s. intelligence agencies are doing. tracking of all ships entering and leaving north korean ports they can also through satellite observation get the images of what is being loaded onto ships. u.n. and u.s. experts say north korea has built a vast network of overseas clients to date international sanctions the cash starved country is selling cheap weapons to a long list of clients in africa latin america and asia the u.s. is concerned revenue from the arms trade could help korea pursue its nuclear weapons program. the. destined for egypt was later destroyed but in response the trump. froze two hundred ninety million dollars of aid to egypt and is calling on its allies to comply with the tough sanctions imposed. after a string of recent massage a nuclear attack. but for the time being north korea seems determined to find ways to bypass those sanctions. one hundred ten thousand customers of the u.k. based monarch airlines are stranded overseas a policy decision by british authorities not to renew its license to sell packa

u.s. intelligence documents then the soviet union they said were trying to influence small groups of people with telepathy and hypnosis. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ok worry about it if. you so still call this tension stress. or little like her little lift. that will come from spain where this quote is still proving a sticking point for some countries despite a new plan we'll tell you about that plan and the rest of us out to break. that's. what politicians do something anything. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich . to do like to be for us this is what the before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. the city a. global war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks credit tell you that celebrity gossip and tabloid but styles of reporters. often tell you on cool enough to fight. all the hawks that we along with all of what. the f.b.i. is being sued by a victim of an islamic

u.s. senate intelligence committee saying that voting in the twenty sixteen presidential election was not affected by alleged russian meddling. we can certify. that no vote totals were affected but the pallies record the outcome of the election based upon the commode. the they did not in any way shape or form that we've been able to find an alter that from there we heard members of the senate intelligence committee say that they believe that russia was currently in the process of trying to create chaos in the us elections and they talked about social media the vice chairman of the committee who is mark webber he went on to say that social media platforms were not taking the threat of alleged russian meddling seriously enough facebook recently turned over three thousand ads that they say were russia linked over one hundred thousand dollars worth of advertisements that were bought between the years of two thousand and fifteen and twenty seventeen the social media giant revealed that most of the views that these ads received were accumulated after the election took place now senator warner w

u.s. intelligence officer scott rickard he told us the social media giant can be easily manipulated. what's interesting to hear here is out of the hundred thousands of dot one hundred thousand only dollars there was that supposedly by the russians very few views were actually made of that actually those posts well that being said that's because you can easily control who sees these these posts using the hadrian algorithm and other algorithms that limit these the exposure of these pows vice versa when the democratic party was posting things those posts were getting widespread view because of their collusion with google and facebook so this is really a comical joke to me and it's and it's really proves the red scare of russia can survive here even in the year two thousand and seventeen meanwhile one of those tech giants google has removed r.t. from its advertising package in the u.s. without any notice artie's deputy editor in chief kelkar nova cello has slammed the move as absolutely unacceptable this speaks to the unprecedented political pressure increasingly applied to all our t. pa

u.s. intelligence report alleged russian meddling back in january there's never been any solid proof that r t influence the twenty six thousand u.s. election despite a flurry of attacks in congress. propaganda machine contributed to the influence campaign by serving as a platform for messaging using russian government funded outlets russian propaganda media outlets like r t i think it's a propaganda arm of government is definitely not on our side reports have it that russia not only wanted to weigh in in the election with they also want to undermine u.s. confidence of citizens confidence in our electoral process and in our democratic values unless we talk to believe twitter might have been pressured into making the move against r.t. . it's them trying to curry favor with congress before having to go before congress and i know this is coming from from from from some sector in the government we just don't know which one yet but i think that when the hearings take place and twitter comes up and asked to explain this and they're going to come up and say hey look what we did now leave us alone

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegation. of the russian meddling into the u.s. election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference and in that document artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls in the meantime on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump house wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the trolls and us fake news organizations. a new a police unit combating hate crimes on the internet is to be set up in the u.k. the british home secretary says the problem needs to be properly dealt with. online hate crime is complete then acceptable what is illegal offline is illegal online and those who commit these covered the crimes should be met with the full force of the little. the new unit will be run by police officers and has initially been allocated some two hundred thousand pounds in funding its main work will consist of assessing complaints from people

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s. election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls and the mean time on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the. roles and u.s. fake news organizations this is all an international thanks for sharing your true stay with us here on the program austria's book came into force this month it's already on the receiving end of controversy and details and. but. in the case of the cost of everyday goods will be high in other words if you're depending on slave labor in china. folks in the middle east for cheap oil. subsidies given to china. everything in the grocery store is going to be double the price triple the price. twenty past the hour here in moscow a new police unit combating hate crimes on the

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s. election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls and the mean time on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the. roles us fake news organizations. but. everything in the. country must. deal. with brussels. having failed to produce. i believe it is profoundly in all our interests for the negotiations to succeed it is also our responsibility as a government to prepare for every eventuality so that is exactly what we are doing . joining us there from london are good to see you pollie would also. have to say well you can see to resume a making contingency plans there she said that talks with the e.u. are expected to drag on for another year and she wants to be prepared for all eventually and when

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s. election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls in the meantime on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the trolls and us fake news organizations. stories still coming your way on the program today including. a new police unit to find online a hate crimes is being criticized as a threat to freedom of speech after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around . washington washington media. business to run this country business. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be. too bright to be

u.s. intelligence had been tracking them, seeing movements in this remote mountainous area, tribal region hey notified the pakistanis, and before the u.s. could launch a plan or rescue operation, three hours later they hear from pakistan it was over and they had the family. plenty of questions, especially at first, around that. how did pakistan manage to end it quickly? no prison exchange and taliban wanted that. and for a long time u.s. has believed that pakistani intelligence has maintained ties with the haqqani network. but turns out to be a dangerous and violent operation and here's what family of the canadian josh boyle told them about his last moments after five years in captivity moved with wife and three kids in trunk of a vehicle. >> five of them in back of a car being transfered. and a car being stopped, surrounded by josh described 35 pakistani army officials, a firefight breaking out. that all five captors had been killed by the pakistani army. and all five of our boyles are safe and okay. josh said he was hit with some shrapnel and our governments have confirmed that he was da

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election unfortunately the committee who's here the issue of collusion is still open no vote. of. russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against r.t. in the us. as the syrian army continues to push back islamic state from. residents in liberated towns to talk to us about life on the terrorist c. three sons many families gave. when they beat me up the some blood flowing down my back started screaming and hitting yourself. with you. sunday edition of the program where we look at the biggest stories of the past seven days as reported here first the spanish prime minister has said he will not allow catalonia to go independent in an interview with a national newspaper last sunday's referendum so the majority of catalans who voted say yes to leaving spain right police across catalonia used rough tactics on the day of the vote and what's being described as a viole

in other words there's sufficient intelligence for the u.s. military to assess that it's okay for special ops troops to go into these kinds of missions which are called foreign internal defense, which is what they do all the time. for a second, i don't think any one of these soldiers that are caught in this didn't try until the last round was discharged to recover all four of those soldiers and the fact one soldier was left for 48 hours tells me that environment was so hot they couldn't break back into it to recover that young man. >> the congresswoman said -- excuse me. >> there will be multiple aar, after-action reviews that take place so we can get around what took place at the tactical level what works they didn't have available to them in order to prosecute this mission. >> 12 days now we're looking at 14 and not a single answer. what were you going to say? >> the congresswoman said people were saying they couldn't find them. but she's going back to this transmission equipment. she said they could have found him easily in those two days.

u.s. intelligence community, he will continue this type of behavior unless he is stopped. we have such a heavy responsibility to defend america from these kinds of attacks. our american constitutional foundations built on a process of free and fair and unfettered elections. does not matter whether you are a democrat or a republican, it should be clear. if you help an enemy of the united states metal in our democracy, you will be held accountable. , here in the senate, and throughout the country as a whole, we find ourselves suddenly divided on issues because of party politics. case.hould not be the there should be no disagreement when it comes to protecting america. americans should be first. not democrats or republicans first. we should be americans first. we must continue to be patient with the mueller investigation, and allow it to follow the facts wherever they may lead. whatse finding out happened is the only way we are going to be able to prevent this from happening again all stop -- and it is the only way we are going to be able to keep our country safe. madam presi

impact that sort of the intelligence community can't gauge the impact it had on the choices of the electorate made there's no way to for us to gauge that we spoke to richard black u.s. senator for virginia state he told us nothing has been found on the alleged meddling or anything tied to russia but he won't stop agencies looking i heard them make the comment they said russian intelligence is determined and clever what does that mean. i mean i would think any intelligence service is determined and clever much of what they said was totally meaningless even though to me it would not be on reasonable to wonder whether russia. tried to influence the election i have not seen any evidence there is nothing of substance to support it so far i think the evidence shows trump has had nothing no improper relationship whatsoever with russia and there is they there are vague allegations but no real proof that russia had anything to do with the american elections that's that's my assessment. as a career prosecutor. maybe nothing you hear with anti russia has to do in a similar reaching a climax the source the root of it all goes but to the mountain sometimes in america according

u.s. intelligence memo will confirm that both saudi arabia and the u.s. aided a jihadist insurgency that launched massive attacks on civilian civilian infrastructure and military targets for the eventual goal of regime change you know imagine a lot of fallout from this if it is for fights american live from washington d.c. thank you. lee editor of defense on foreign affairs magazine gregory copley so he's foreign governments and saudi arabia in particular played an important role in fueling the conflict in syria. there's no question that the this so-called civil war in syria began with some genuine. unrest or unhappiness with the government but it was immediately funded and solid down the protests five foreign governments particularly the governments of turkey and saudi arabia and the us a bomber of ministration actively supported that election to unseat president assad they provided opinions of major weapons to the terrorist groups which they could then claim were. posed by events caused by the syrian government they attacking me in the damascus suburb t

u.s. intelligence documents and say the soviet union back then was trying to influence small groups of people with telepathy hypnosis. ok don't worry about it. too so if you steal all this tension stress. or little sleep it's like a. little. little. sleep the king of saudi arabia has landed in moscow on a story trip it's the first time the kingdom sitting one of his made an official visit to russia and the move is seen by many as an expected shift in riyadh's foreign policy that he will meet with the russian president vladimir putin with huge oil deals at stake been a pretty trying to report. deals with the biggest and the richest gulf monarchies always mean big numbers on paychecks and king solomon of saudi arabia is in moscow to do just that for these contract signatures but it is no secret that when it comes to international politics russia and saudi arabia aren't exactly friends but that only adds spice to the story because when it comes to the economic partnership high ranking officials on both sides have been teasing the journalists with these big numbers multibillion dollar contracts a

u.s. citizens with no russian intelligence officers. that's where this manifested from in the u.s. intelligence community. not from the steele dossier, not from carter page's trips to russia. it came from a source that right now has transitioned from intelligence to evidence, into the mueller investigation. and i think that's probably terrifying trump more than anything, because he understands, i'm not sure if he does understand, but he's been briefed on the collection capacities in the united states and what we can do when we really set our mind to it. and that story has been out there for a year, that we know this information. it's just the question of, does it come in as a dagger into his administration, or does it surround him like a wall of water and wash their excuses away. >> ron klain, we talk to you smart people on television every day, but so does the senate and so does the house. republicans in elected power know this too. it's hard to imagine how they are not at least privately alarmed about it, because publicly they aren't doing a heck of a lot about it. >> that's right

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s. election seven pages. that report were devoted toward last month also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls in the meantime on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the trolls and us fake news organizations. headlines here with international today. for a new police unit to fight online hate crimes criticized as a threat to freedom of speech that story and much more after the. show seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't. let me. get to shape out these days become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around core. perforations washington washington media the media. voters elect a businessman to run thi

u.s. intelligence committee on the allegations of the russian meddling and to the u.s.election seven pages of that report were devoted toward last month's also twitter how to put together a report on the allegations of russian interference artie's ad spending was put on the same page as internet bots and trolls in the mean time on that very same twitter platform the us president donald trump has wondered why the u.s. intelligence committee and the senate have done nothing to get rid of the trolls and us fake news organizations. well about with more news for the short break. the game this is how. the economy is built around. corporations run washington washington. voters elected to businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. seemed wrong. all. to shape out. comes to the ticket and it. was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back britain's prime minister has won the country must prepare to quickly without a deal if it can't agr

u.s. intelligence officials are now examining newly released video of a nee-zhair' militant group active in the area of the ambush. adrianna hopkins is here with more. the young men in the video have motorbikes and heavy weapons. they're heard chanting "allah akbar." a former u.s. military expert on west africa provided the video to abc news. the expert says the images were sent around the time of the attack to residents of the village where it happened. u.s. intelligence officials are trying to find out if the men in the video were directly involved in the deadly ambush. 20 of the 50 or more attackers were killed. the others escaped on motorbikes. happening today - the campaign trail, now less than two weeks away from a virginia governor's race that's too close to call. democrat ralph northam will make four stops today in loudoun and clarke counties and the city of winchester. at nine this morning northam will hold a discussion on the opioid epidemic in leesburg. he'll stop in purcellville after that. and meanwhile, republican candidate ed gillespie also targeting northern virginia voters.

u.s. intelligence agencies u.s. president donald trump says the rescue shows pakistan is beginning to respect america again. kenya's government is banning opposition protests in three cities just weeks before the repeat presidential election is held demonstrations be banned in nairobi because to move and mombasa the government says protesters have looted at the time police stations baghdad has denied that it's planning an attack on the autonomous kurdish region of iraq kurdish authorities say they received a warning from the iraqi military of a plan to type on kurdish controlled areas tension has been mounting since iraqi kurds overwhelmingly voted in favor of secession two weeks ago. and those headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with an update for you in twenty five minutes the stream though is coming next. and you're in the stream now live on you tube today the political turmoil in kenya is the country's upcoming rerun presidential election in jeopardy now that the opposition candidate has withdrawn from the rac

u.s. intelligence had prior knowledge of the attack three days beforehand to be precise and not only that but the report states that the saudi government was quote very pleased with the outcome these attacks resulted in heavy clashes between the two sides. oh. thank. you thank. god. it's also worth mentioning that the u.s. already had its own program to train and assist rebels and these attacks prompted heavy clashes between the two sides now we haven't been able to independently verify these documents but if proven true the top secret u.s. intelligence memo will confirm that saudi arabia aided insurgency that launched massive attacks on civilians civilian infrastructure and military targets for the eventual goal of regime change. the editor of the defense and foreign affairs magazine gregory culpably sees foreign governments and saudi arabia in particular played an important role in fueling the conflict in syria. there's no question that the this so-called civil war in syria began with some genuine. unrest or on happiness with the government but it was immediately funded and swallowed up

u.s. intelligence authorities tonight are examining this video of a militant group, active in the area of the niger ambush, young men with motorbikes and heavy weapons. shouting allahu akbar, god is great. looking to see if the two dozen or so men were directly involved in the deadly ambush that killed the four u.s. soldiers with the attackers all escaping on motorbikes. the video was provided to abc news by a former us military expert on west africa, the images reportedly recorded around the time of the attack near the village where it happened, the men speaking in local ethnic dialect. >> it says, if we capture them, what are we going to do with them, one of them says, we'll decapitate them. >> reporter: rudolph atallah spent years in the region for the u.s. military, and says the video was actually shot by the leader of the local militant group, named abu walid, who last year pledged allegiance to isis, >> he is certainly one of the high value individuals that the u.s. government is looking at. >> reporter: u.s. forces have been in niger for four years now, training local troops and wa

u.s. intelligence community. >> that's right. the president has called it a hoax but late last year, top officials at the cia and director of national intelligence discussed parts of the dossier on russia meddling and didn't want to explain what parts of the dossier they corroborated and were worried about revealing the sources and methods that they used to do that. james comey was worried that the fbi alone presented the dossier, then that the president-elect would look at it as a way for the fbi to hold leverage over him. when comey briefed trump in january, that's exactly what ended up happening. president trump said he thought comey was trying to hold the dossier over him, wolf. >> evan perez doing excellent reporting with your entire team. reported right here on cnn. thanks very much for that. let's get more information from our correspondents and analysts. jim sciutto, how significant is this latest piece of information that we're just learning now? >> it's significant, because it shows yet again that the dossier is not bein

u.s. intelligence community?because their best place to identify who are the foreign actors, who are the people who are trying to undermine our values. and once we identify who those people are, that is what enabled us to find these accounts was the identification of this is a bad actor. >> this was such an interesting conversation. because sheryl sandberg talked about wanting more help. what facebook does not want it seems is more regulation, which is what lawmakers on the hill are talking about. >> facebook knows that that is coming, but the subtitle to what we were just seeing is that they didn't know soon enough. and they only turned information over to the hill when they were really forced to. so people on the hill say what did they know, why didn't they tell us sooner. so 3,000 some of these ads have been turned over. we know that a little bit after tech execi inutives testify, we probably see those ads with the personal information stripped away. but what we learned today is that there is a lot more for th

u.s. intelligence agents started tracking the sailed from north korea to egypt a month later u.s. officials told the egyptians they wanted it searched a u.n. report says they found this on board had an iron ore seventy nine crates containing parts to build more than twenty four thousand rocket propelled grenades and material for an additional four thousand some reports say they were distant to the egyptian army which later blew them up under u.n. supervision. the egyptian foreign ministry denied the reports saying the shipment that was confiscated was not distant age it egyptian authorities indeed confiscated the shipment and destroyed it adding the head of the u.n. security council north korea sanctions committee has lorded egypt's if it the u.s. is on high alert keeping a close watch on north korea's ports if u.s. intelligence agencies are doing. tracking of all ships entering and leaving north korean ports they can also through satellite observation get the images of what is being loaded onto ships the north koreans are believed to sell weapons cheap around the globe to pay for

u.s. intelligence agencies they were kidnapped in afghanistan in two thousand and twelve while they were backpacking following their release the u.s. praised the cooperation of the pakistani government and we still have american hostages held by the haqqani network and so again this was a good development and we thank them for it but it's a good sign for the future. hyder has more from islamabad. an intelligence operation. able to recover all five. including mr boyd. american wife children they were under the custody of the. when they were. backpacking the family. and the american they appreciate don however all this happening at a time when friction between islamabad and washington. changed in the u.s. . but the blog astonished retching that day were nor did allow any foreign troops to operate in any joint operation inside. and they would of course. appreciate any actionable intelligence. operation inside their own. more than one hundred police officers and columbia had been fired in connection with the killing of at least six protesting farm workers then were demonstrating over the removal of coca

u.s. intelligence agencies are doing. tracking of all ships entering and leaving north korean ports they can also through satellite observation get. images of what is being loaded onto ships the north koreans are believed to sell weapons cheap around the globe the trump administration believes that money fuels its nuclear program and they are reiterating that it needs to stop at the same time monday the white house seemed to contradict their own secretary of state who said the u.s. was looking to talk to north korea there's a difference between talking and putting diplomatic pressure we still strongly support putting diplomatic pressure on north korea which we're continuing to do but now is not the time simply to have conversations with north korea we asked but didn't get any sort of response from the egyptian embassy here in washington d.c. but it is clear the trump administration is sending a message to egypt that when it comes to dealing with north korea that will come with its own set of costs political hane al-jazeer

u.s. intelligence? >> our understanding is the u.s. began in recent days to really hone in on a possible location. they gave that information to the pakistanis. they are acknowledging they got intelligence to the u.s. they helped everybody zero in on a location and they were successful in getting them. >> barbara starr, thank you very much for that very good news. >>> new this morning, the president took a short break from attacking the first amendment to go after the hurricane victims in puerto rico. he wrote we cannot keep fema, the military and the first responders who have been amazing in puerto rico forever. forever? >> this comes amid some pretty stark numbers. 45 people have died. 113 people still missing. 83% of the island, americans, without straight to our leyla santiago who has been on the island since the storm struck. what has been the reality on the ground st ground? >> reporter: i am told the governor has seen the tweets and we don't have a response at this hour to president trump's tweets. as we have been across this isl

u.s. intelligence had prior knowledge of the attack three days beforehand to be precise and not only that but the report states that the saudi government was quote very pleased with the outcome these attacks resulted in heavy clashes between the two sides. oh. thank you. thank. god. it's also worth mentioning that the u.s. already had its own program to train and assist rebels and these attacks prompted heavy clashes between the two sides now we haven't been able to independently verify these documents but if proven true the top secret u.s. intelligence memo will confirm that saudi arabia aided insurgency that launched massive attacks on civilians civilian infrastructure and military targets for the eventual goal of regime change. well the editor of the defense and foreign affairs magazine greg recall police say these foreign governments and saudi arabia in particular played an important role in fueling the conflict in syria. there's no question that the this so-called civil war in syria began with some genuine. and restore unhappiness with the government but it was a mediately funded and

u.s. intelligence. his family is asking for privacy. > >>>. >>> the eagles now are off to their best start in years following a tough win on thursday night football. he threw three touchdowns to start the fourth quarter. the eagles defense made it hold up when they interrepresented cam newton late in the game. jeffrey, he is a happy owner with a 5 and 1 division leader. his players are feeling it. >> we stayed together the whole game. that's tough on a short week. we found a way to win. >> we are actually like a family. you know, we really helped each other. >> head coach doug peterson will talk about the big win today at noon. the birds are off until a week from monday night. don't forget eagles game day final this sunday morning right here on nbc 10, your official eagles stale. >> former eagles long snapper shared a special post on instagram last night. it has been a month since he had life saving surgery. he thanked his wife and staff. he included video of himself taking his first shower with words o

u.s. intelligence report on russian meddling in the us elections now there's been no clear accusations of wrongdoing misconduct or breach of policy and this turn of events actually made even more ironic because of previous dealings twitter has had with r t which the channel has now decided to make public just the dispel some of those very untrue allegations that have been leveled our way over the last period of time back in twenty sixteen in the run up to the election twitter offered a package specifically for that event the aim was to quote here deliver an unbiased point of view of the us elections now this special package included many features from customize the modes you have tags and a little research solutions even i've got the quote in front of me a dedicated team of twitter experts to help with media strategy so they really went all out on this this had the specific aim of having a bigger reach a wider reach to both few words viewers and us voters to expand artie's message how many people they could get across to why twitter would have offered such a fantastic package to a kremlin

u.s. intelligence official reports. caitlin coleman and her canadian husband joshua boil were seized by the taliban linked to county network while hiking in afghanistan five years ago they have three children all born in captivity just last year they issued a video asking donald trump to negotiate their release donald trump and now you see him when you you know worship in the country is that those who speak high and noble ideals are going to simply raise our family usually because because it is correct they want money power in france you must hear very nice things for progress can be very pakistan says acting on u.s. intelligence it launched a military operation to free the captives in the border area between afghanistan and pakistan the pakistani government's cooperation is a sign that it is america's wish that to do more to provide security in the region and i want to thank the pakistani government i want to thank pakistan they they work very hard on this and i believe they're starting to respect the united states aga