russian friendly americans russian businessmen will likely attempt to fund think tanks working on u.s. russia relations to push a narrative favoring cooperation with russia and opposition to sanctions cooperation with russia oh the horror regardless the article doesn't actually provide any evidence as to who or when some russian businessman will begin giving away free money but it's ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlanta council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democracy

that it isn't using chemical weapons and how can russia satisfy the u.s. it isn't using chemical weapons when russia says it didn't use chemical weapons in the first place right sheraton's a live press in washington thanks she had. claymore head in the news hour and clothing and venezuelans opposition called for a general strike in protest after a controversial measure by president nicolas maduro and sport hosts and in the ship put and other gold medal performance with the country looking to lift its ambitions beyond the asian. and as well as major opposition parties have called for a general strike and they are protest they're opposing the government's new monetary policies aimed at curbing soaring prices the currency was devalued ninety five percent and linked to a government backed cryptocurrency that israel is struggling to contain an economic crisis that lead to inflation of one million percent there's widespread sprite spread shortages as the basic necessities and millions have left the country or now for latin america editor with newman from caracas.

u.s. sanctions on russia the restrictions are in response to what washington views as russia's poisoning double agent powell and his daughter in march also to face book allies on nato and u.s. funded experts to tackle foreign influence on its platform we take a look at how it affects freedom of speech online resource a word of warning though these images disturbing. over forty civilians including children were reportedly killed as a saudi airstrike his school bus in yemen the coalition says it was a big just a military operation in accordance with international law and the straw islands demanding the return of a sacred statue stolen more than one hundred years ago and now on display at the british museum we asked visitors if we should be given. this whole. list british empire i think it's stuff he's been retired and i think it's heritage so it's just our history. fellow that's four pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the kremlin has denounced new u.s. sanctions against russia calling them unacceptable and not conforming to international law on wednesday america unveiled fre

different role to play the russian foreign ministry has named him special representative on the u.s. russia humanitarian ties for ways had a very strong desire to do all i can to help improve russian american relations i have worked tirelessly in this direction for many years on officially and i am now very grateful for the opportunity to do the same thing officially to go over sieved russian citizenship back in two thousand and sixteen when vladimir putin himself sets a goal up with a russian passport since then he's participated in everything from charity concerts to martial arts competitions in order to bring the u.s. and russia closer together and with relations between both countries at an all time low one might think anything to help the situation should be a breath of fresh air but that sentiment hasn't made much headway in the mainstream media and the hysteria hasn't stopped there the former u.s. ambassador to russia even took to twitter slamming signals appointment as an apparently desperate move strange though a celebrity from the west saying something positive about russia the wh

sanctions and obviously your relations with russia are more economic relations with russia are more intense than the u.s. relations because you and the russia have canonically more complimentary in the terms of the products they deliver. facebook and i have closer ties to washington than previously thought it's now emerged the social media giant is relying on experts funded by branches of the u.s. government and nato when it comes to tracking foreign influence aren't easily but trying to explain. how's that for a mark zuckerberg nightmare he or his team in front of a horde of suits go and sort these russian bots out sort out the fakes sort them out or did i just paint a good picture of the reality web giants of been facing lately in the past election you. we've seen how foreign actors are abusing social media platforms those images that can be attributed or associated with the russian company lack of resources a lack of commitment and a lack of genuine effort the likes of zogby could have proudly said we're just a platform where independent and sorting out what you call fakes is none of our business but

u.s. government that is actually the president donald trump who is in favor of some sort of attempt to bridge the divide between russia and the u.s. and possibly to somehow improve relations just to have some sort of relations between washington and moscow but that's about it and anyone who is saying that steps should be made to bridge these divides almost instantly get a rebuke across the atlantic well mr rand paul actually was brave enough not only to come here but to say this after he met russian senator we've had diplomacy with russia for a long time i think diplomacy in our discussion has gotten worse in the last few years so i've traveled here to say that there are many americans who want to have diplomacy that want to have engagement. so. there. so possibly we will see groups of senators meeting in the next few months or giving the current environment. thank you. three swedish police officers are reportedly under investigation after shooting a man who was carrying a toy gun. eric to roll was taken to hospital but died shortly after from his injuries the twenty eight year old suffered from down syndrome autism a

u.s.-russia relations live on c-span. tuesday evening, president trump has a rally in west virginia scheduled for 7:00 p.m. eastern and we will have that live. >> president trump spoke to the press on the white house south lawn before leaving for southampton, new york. he addressed the decision to revoke the security clearance of former cia director john brennan . the president also announced his plan to revoke the security clearance of justice department official bruce orr. [indistinct conversations] we are going to new york, we are going to new jersey, it will be all work and i think you see what has happened, the economy is better than it has ever been, the numbers are coming out, the best they have ever had. we came out with new numbers. [indiscernible] we are happy about that. in november we will do extremely well. >> [inaudible] i would like to see twice but we are going to see. theworld's top executives, head of pepsi-cola, a great woman who is retiring. she said because i asked what had -- 10 we do to make it bett

to protect the american people as he put it so hostile rhetoric threatening sanctions aside russia and the u.s. are still program like enough to work together on some issues right well that's right sophia it's really important that professionals in the intelligence business not cease cooperation even at the hardest times we have a long history between the u.s. and russia that goes back in the soviet days of setting aside our most grievous complaints against one another to cooperate in areas like counterterrorism and sometimes on counterintelligence and other issues that impact on both on our bilateral relations and i applaud the recent meeting of the three russian intelligence. visits chiefs in washington with director pompei and others i think it's a great move toward to reinforce the idea that we must continue to cooperate in areas of common interest both countries now obviously the congress is up in arms in american intelligence she was meeting why would the lawmakers big gains this if it does bring tangible results in the fight against terrorism. well i know some people in congress and i i

u.s. sanctions on russia over the. chemical weapons against its own. u.s. funded. foreign influence.we take a look at how the state is tightening its grip on social media networks. the u.s. invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth. and. seeking the return of. over one hundred years ago are now on display at the british museum. given. history. welcome to the program here with international a busy day for worldwide news headlines. the u.s. has announced it's imposing new sanctions on russia over the poisoning of. his daughter in the u.k. . saying it holds moscow ultimately responsible. the united states august the sixth two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical or biological weapons against its own nationals following a fifteen day congressional it if occasion period these sanctions will take effect upon publication of the notice in the federal register expected on august twenty second two thousand. i joined now in the studio with. thanks for coming on so quickly this morning obv

different role to play the russian foreign ministry has named him special representative on the u.s. russia humanitarian ties for ways had a very strong desire to do all i can to help improve russian american relations i have worked tirelessly in this direction for many years an officially and i am now very grateful for the opportunity to do the same thing officially to go over sieved russian citizenship back in two thousand and sixteen when vladimir putin himself sets a goal up with a russian passport since then he's participated in everything from charity concerts to martial arts competitions in order to bring the u.s. and russia closer together and with relations between both countries at an all time low one might think anything to help the situation should be a breath of fresh air but that sentiment hasn't made much headway in the mainstream media and the hysteria hasn't stopped there the former u.s. ambassador to russia even took to twitter slamming signals appointment as an apparently desperate move strange though a celebrity from the west saying something positive about russia the wh

u.s. has announced new sanctions on russia in connection with the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in britain the u.s. state department saying moscow have use of chemical weapon in violation of international law a charge the crime one denies. the argentinean senate has narrowly rejected a bill to legalize abortion thousands of anti-abortion activists cheered the news outside the congress in buenos aires but others launched angry protests. or don't forget you can always get news on the go download our app for example from google play or from the apple store that gives you access to all the latest news and information from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news and you can also use that have to send us photos and videos. this is the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. what we were. when we were. the first american to someplace in our lives really experience hardship.

u.s. ambassador to russia even. took to twitter slamming signals appointment as an apparently desperate move strange though a celebrity from the west saying something positive about russia the whole story seems awfully familiar. western stars are committing what has already become and on forgivable sin associating with russia but despite all the criticism it's put them under many people are questioning why it should negatively impact one's profession donald corridor r t. three swedish police officers are reportedly under investigation after the shooting and who was carrying a toy gun installed eric to rail was taken to hospital but died shortly after from his injuries the twenty year old suffered from down syndrome or to sit according to his parents he had the mental capacity of a three year old and had strong difficulty speaking. three policemen arrived after an ocean of cold reportedly from the neighbors who sold to rail with a toy gun and mistook it for a real one they ordered him to discard what they believed to

different role to play the russian foreign ministry has named him special representative on the u.s. russia humanitarian ties for ways had a very strong desire to do all i can to help improve russian american relations i have worked tirelessly in this direction for many years an officially and i am now very grateful for the opportunity to do the same thing officially to go over sieved russian citizenship back in two thousand and sixteen when vladimir putin himself sets a goal up with a russian passport since then he's participated in everything from charity concerts to martial arts competitions in order to bring the u.s. and russia closer together and with relations between both countries at an all time low one might think anything to help the situation should be a breath of fresh air but that sentiment hasn't made much headway in the mainstream media and the hysteria hasn't stopped there the former u.s. ambassador to russia even took to twitter slamming circles appointment as an apparently desperate move strange though a celebrity from the west saying something positive about russia the wh

u.s./russia dinners. he was unable to attend.n they went out to a concert and drinks once, and i think that was about it. so i think that the notion that there is something nefarious about this is belied by the fact that clearly jd gordon was significant player in the trump foreign policy group at some point during the campaign. he would have been perfect if maria was targeting people. but it's just one of those washington things where they bumped into each other at a embassy party and did a few events afterwards and left it there. >> okay, but it's interesting you say he would have been perfect. because i do want to ask you, there were more e-mails between them. gordon reportedly e-mailed butina a video clip of him on rt, which is the state-run russia propaganda channel. she told him reportedly he looked very good, she invited tim hymn to a styx concert, to a birthday party, to drink. 21 years older than your client, inviting somebody to a concert of a group she was 2 years old when they were hot. are you sure this was only netw

russian friendly americans russian businessmen will likely attempt to fund think tanks working on u.s. russia relations to push a narrative favoring cooperation with. russia and opposition to sanctions cooperation with russia oh the horror regardless the article doesn't actually provide any evidence as to who or when some russian businessman will begin giving away free money but it's ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democrac

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russia we've had a bumping up of the european defense initiative specifically designed to counter russia with u.s. money we've seen the bombing of syrian installations all of these things very tough on russia tougher than obama was on russia but then you have president trump who like presidents before him say well let's see we can actually have a closer relationship with russia we saw helsinki where he really seemed to be bending over backwards to say look putin and i need to value putin and i need to speak and we need to have a good relationship for the good of the world that's that all sorts of conspiracy theories although it's lone been a position in the us about some foreign policy analysts that especially with a rising china perhaps you should you should move towards russia and of course on issues like arms control and all sorts of other things are all sorts of parts of agreement or points of agreement that many would want russia and us to agree upon but so there's that there's that split between what trump says and what his minister is actually doing so we actually look at the policies agai

russia. sort of a double negative. just to look very with u.s. intelligence that's. russia meddled in the election twenty six though i would say that that is true yeah. that's a recap of the day's top. lines for now but you can always find us on your favorite social media platforms or head to our website or to dot com for the latest on all of those stories and much more thanks for tuning in. join me every socially on the all excited i'm sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics for this list i'm sure. i'll see you there. hello and welcome to crossfire we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the democratic party is in big trouble the party has not come to terms with the outcome of the two thousand and sixteen election they have a leadership out of touch with its base millennia old are fleeing so is their slogan now no party for white man. cross talking the trials and tribulations of the left i'm joined by my guest so i color in seattle he's a writer activist and progressive you tube or in west hartford we have julio rivera he is editorial di

russia slow. newly enforced u.s. sanctions a slow witted and baseless buying a response from congress is also reviewing even more aggressive measures against moscow that could hear later in the year. we can bring even more economic team to be or we will not hesitate to do so if it's kind out does not demonstrably and significantly change. and while russia meddling keeps washington busy we've me an american journalist who says the u.s. uses n.g.o.s to interfere in other countries affairs. ikea faces accusations in the u.k. that it's promoting gang culture after the release of a controversial item of clothing. by me if your reaction is terrorist problem is i'm from canada i thought all i think of is someone being warned is not appealing to me at all i don't think you'd be allowed in banks in. the morning on a wednesday the twenty second of august to moscow money was covered on with the latest from reality news rooms the stands this started with this then the first batch of the most recent u.s. sanctions against russia

different role to play the russian foreign ministry has named him special representative on the u.s. russia humanitarian ties for ways had a very strong desire to do all i can to help improve russian american relations i have worked tirelessly in this direction for many years on officially and i am now very grateful for the opportunity to do the same thing officially to go over sieved russian citizenship back in two thousand and sixteen when vladimir putin himself sets a goal up with a russian passport since then he's participated in everything from charity concerts to martial arts competitions in order to bring the u.s. and russia closer together and with relations between both countries at an all time low one might think anything to help the situation should be a breath of fresh air but that sentiment hasn't made much headway in the mainstream media and the hysteria hasn't stopped there the former u.s. ambassador to russia even took to twitter slamming signals appointment as an apparently desperate move strange though a celebrity from the west saying something positive about russia the wh

russian friendly americans russian businessmen will likely attempt to fund think tanks working on u.s. russia relations to push a narrative favoring cooperation with russia and opposition to sanctions cooperation with russia oh the horror regardless the article doesn't actually provide any evidence as to who or when some russian businessmen will begin giving away free money but it's ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millions of dollars from a long list of corporations and governments internationally who are apparently also very concerned about potential russian election hacking. while there is no way that it is that russia has done so to date at a minimum it will likely use its ability to access voter registration databases and election related sites to undermine america's confidence in its own electoral integrity so no evidence the kremlin has done it as the article says but the atlantic is calling on all patriotic americans to protect democra

it will limit exports to russia. the u.s. team is sensitive to national security issues. it could be hundreds of millions of dollars in terms of exports. this is the first round of sanctions. now if russia does not comply and look into what is going on in terms of chemical weapons, they need access to view on site inspection. we could see a second round of sanctions that would bite even more. it would stop lending on u.s. dollar transactions for big bank flernsd russia and hit oil exports in russia. they don't think russia will comply. what happens next? donald trump could spronal a waiver saying it is no n the u.s. best interest not to continue these sanctions. we do have a midterm election coming up. if he is too soft on russia, it puts him in a sense sieve situation. >> pressure comes to bear on that -- of course you're jockeying for position here between the turkish lira and the ruble. >> that's right. the ruble is the lowest since november 2016. just as you can see there, that's the u.s. dollar of course spiking against ruble. it was under pressure earlier that day. t

u.s. nicest russia was responsible for the use of a nerve agent in the u k, -- signal that the u.s. izes russia used a nerve agent in the u.k. potentially, there will be other stuff in the future. i think this presages further deterioration, a lot of sweet as a result of brushes aggressive behavior. sherry: as you mentioned, these sanctions required by law. if that is the case, what would be a day saving solution? is there any? michael: it is hard to see how russia does not take this seriously and react. at the same time, the trump administration is bound to apply the law. as mentioned, in 90 days, there is a menu of more oconee and steps, including degrading diplomatic relations, refusing landing rights to the russian air flock at u.s. airports, and other options that could really plunge the relationship to new lows. sherry: do we know at this point how much of the existing sanctions have purged russia? we talk about the ruble crumbling, but we have seen this in the past and some have said, that has helped them raise nominal wages. and how much pain as the russian economy now? micha

russia. sort of a double negative symmetry with u.s. intelligence that's. russia medal the election twenty sixth i would say that that is. that's a recap of the day's top headlines for now but you can always find us on your favorite social media platforms or head to our website or to dot com for the latest on all of those stories and more thanks for tuning in. next geysers financial survival guide liquid those that you can convert music as quite easily. to keep in mind no assets need to place a. record. i'm after a time when you're watching going underground while we're away we're screening some of your favorite episodes of this season coming up in this show assistance a vision filmmaker whistleblower actor and activist rose mcgowan exposes the hollywood propaganda model and tells us why not to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit we speak to her about her manifesto brave demystifying a multi-billion dollar system that seeps into the consciousness of billions all around the world all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first thos

u.s. and russia both opposed that's highly unlikely. so are we then looking at mass casualty events with no human responsibility thomas cushion meister joins us now is from the campaign to stop the robots and observing the debates in geneva thanks for being worse thomas have killer robots already been rolled out on battlefields and what kind of threat level are we facing right now. so right now we have a lot of systems which could work under certain circumstances certain circumstances on different levels of autonomy we already have existing systems which are able to. look for sure. targets and to destroy targets without humor in. this decision line without human control so we already have them are they out on the battlefield as far as you know right now unbeknownst to us not yet there are some reports on testing in syria but as far as we know along the border but in korea there are some systems already in service but as far as i understand this is about testing and unfortunately we could say that these killing machines are not on the gr

u.s. sanctions on russia over the poisoning in the u.k. are an acceptable and a norful u.s.state department believes that moscow is responsible for the use of a chemical weapon against its nationals also facebook will isolate say when u.s. funded experts to tackle foreign influence on its platform we take a look at how the state is tightening its grip on social media networks and the u.s. senate invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth election plus a tribal chief dryland seeking the return of a sacred statue stolen over one hundred years ago and now on display at the british museum we ask businesses if it should be given back after a long. list piping and stuff. i think is part of our heritage so it's just it's three. pm here in moscow this thursday afternoon you're watching r.t. international top story and unacceptable that's how the kremlin described the latest u.s. sanctions on russia imposed over the poisoning of double agents and his daughter in the u.k. back in march when spokes person to me said it was too early to dis

u.s. sanctions on russia restrictions are in response to what washington refuses russia's poisoning of double agent powell and his daughter in march also to come. and u.s. funded experts to tackle foreign influence on this platform we take a look at how it affects freedom of speech online. and you might find these images just before the civilians including children were reportedly killed as the saudi airstrike hit a school bus in yemen the coalition says it was a legitimate military operation in accordance with international law. and trial and demanding the return of a sacred statue stolen more than one hundred years ago and on display at the british museum visits is that it should be given back. to the less piping stuff these be retired i think it's heritage so it's just it's a story. that you're watching out international this thursday afternoon which just gone five o'clock in moscow now calling on britain to make public its work on creating new style military toxic substances at the portal. this comes after america unveiled fresh penalties for what it calls moscow's poisoning of double age

trump russia collusion stories are again gaining momentum but now even a u.s. t.v. channel is and the fire and it's speculation it has links to the kremlin daniel whole consist been looking into the claims we've all heard about trump russia election collusion you know the great scam that brought the u.s. president to power he was asian of collusion collude possibly smells a whole lot like collusion there was ample evidence of collusion where is the conclusion you know they're still looking for a conclusion where is the closure finds a. little did we know of the conspiracy goes deeper now it's in the media it started with the trump tweet on proposed expropriations and alleged murders of white farmers in south africa covered products of this by fox news president of south africa posed has begun and you may have seen this in the press seizing the land from his own citizens without compensation because they are the wrong skin color that is literally the definition of racism it's a story that's been making headlines for quite some time in different outlets multiple countr

centered upon the vilification of russia to justify the u.s. . benchers abroad and we are in a new cold war now and we were it was an it. and it seems to be only intensified even though the soviet union collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one the us has developed by russian paint and any that it's not ok brian what do you know what i find really interesting and it's a saga that's been going on here is that it seems to me that i'm very very often the united states and its western allies particularly nato they project all of their own sins upon russia ok meddling in other people's election well we could spend an entire month on a daily basis going through all of the meddling that the united states and its allies have been involved in for the last few decades and it would still be a cursory review i mean it seems to me that russia places other the op is the negative of what we want to see in ourselves go ahead. absolutely i mean if you if you go through and people have gone through the record of the united states not just interfering in other ele

u.s. capitol on how best to punish russia. on capitol hill it was all about sanctions three high profile events subtle differences but the main thrust in all of them was punish russia the u.k. foreign secretary even flew into town to make his case those who don't share the values need to know that there will always be a serious price to pay its red lines across and today the united kingdom asks its allies to go further by calling on the european union to ensure its sanctions against russia on a comprehensive and that we truly stand shoulder to shoulder with the u.s. to different hearings on capitol hill about russia's supposed one line actions now the two things named are u.s. alexion meddling and the poisoning in britain of survey and yulia screen paul with nova chalk now no proof has ever been presented ongoing efforts to interfere in our sacrosanct election process seize and those of our allies are just some of the unacceptable behaviors of the putin regime putin wants to break apart the american republic russia's attempts

russia. hello and welcome to cross talk are all things considered on peter lobo u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly said he wants better relations with russia he did finally have his long sought summit with lot of near putin both presidents called it a success the american political class and corporate media describe the helsinki summit as a failure and trump even worse are the united states and russia destined to be enemies forever. cross talking with us a phobia i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear a daily news show on radio sputnik also in washington we have earl rescues and he is the executive vice president of the eurasia center and in managua we cross sudan koba like he is an adjunct professor of law at the university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to scapegoat russia or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it dan when did you finish writing your book the date. yes last last year like last so

u.s. intelligence is in the dark about russia's supposed at plans for the midterm elections but the cia's kremlin contacts have gone quiet i don't know hawkins picks up the story. less than two years after the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election the russians are at it again the end words this time it's the u.s. mid-term elections in the crosshairs of kremlin meddling it's a fact russia is already not trying but actually meddling in our twenty term elections another russian attack on our elections a serious warning about russian meddling in future u.s. elections there also hacking or attempting to hack political campaigns russia is at it again it's clear for all to see what happens after all how can one refute such a mass of sources intelligence sources tell n.b.c. news there is no doubt the russians are trying to influence the presidential election a source tells n.b.c. news law enforcement and democratic sources telling c.n.n. . sources two sources with links to the counter intelligence community anonymous sources according to anonymous washington post source now we may not even hav

u.s. sanctions on russia that restrictions are in response to what washington views as russia's poisoning of. his daughter in march. facebook relies on nato and u.s. funded experts to tackle foreign influence from its platform we take a look at how it affects freedom of speech online you may find the following images coming up now disturbing. over forty civilians including children were reportedly killed this strike at a school bus in yemen coalition says it was a legitimate military operation in accordance with international law. plus easter island demanding the return of a sacred statue stolen more than one hundred years ago and now on display at the british museum we ask visitors if it should be given back. and i think. it's just history. and so joining is this is our international. calling on britain to make public its work on making style military toxic substances comes after america penalties for what it calls moscow's poisoning of double agent and his daughter in the u.k. in march russia has consistently denied the claims. discuss the new sanctions. the united states six two thousan

u.s./russia relationship back to normal. >> reporter: democrats accuse the president of being at odds with own national security team, who warned the world russia is trying stistill tryin interfere in u.s./russia elections. >> the president was missing. and as you said, he was not only missing from that event. the next day, he calls it a hoax. and what president trump did in helsinki and what he did yesterday in calling the russian probe a hoax, it gives a green light to mr. putin to continue his activities here in the united states. >> reporter: and as one of the president's top intelligence officials conceded, it's not fully known what mr. trump told putin behind closed doors. >> i'm not in the position to either understand fully or talk about what happened in helsinki. i'll turn it over to the national security director here, to address that question. >> reporter: the president is still nursing his grudges with the media, disputing any news reports that he kept the queen waiting during his visit to britain last month. >> i'm waiting! so, i was about 15 minutes early. and i'm waiting wit

military assistance russia has developed an edge systems which are in demand all over the world all the u.s. is really doing is forcing russia to become even more self-sufficient than i was before so these military sanctions against russia are going to have exactly the opposite effect this is completely our robert kagan issue this is the area over russia and the sooner the american government grows up and actually like an adult the sooner there's the american people and the rest of the world of course it will be thank you. russia collusion stories are again gaining momentum but now one u.s. t.v. channel is under fire with it even suspected of having links to the kremlin daniel hawkins looks into the claims we've all heard about trump russian election collusion you know the great scam that brought the u.s. president to power he was asian of collusion collude passably smells a whole lot like collusion there was ample evidence of collusion where is the closure you know they're still looking for a conclusion where is the delusion finds a can lose your little did we know of the conspiracy goes d

u.s. sanctions on russia over this kind of power poisoning in the u.k. are unacceptable and unlawful u.s. state department believes that moscow is responsible for the use of a chemical weapon against its own nationals. also to come it's being revealed facebook relies on u.s. funded experts to tackle foreign influence on its platform we take a look at how the state is tightening its grip on social media networks and the u.s. senate invites the head of the thieves to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. a tribe seeking the return of a sacred statues one hundred years ago and now on display at the british museum we ask businesses there should be a term you've got a. british empire and stuff needs to be retired and i think it's about heritage so it's just our history. that welcomes just gone three pm here in moscow you watching r.t. international and we start this hour too with news from yemen because. over forty civilians have reportedly been killed by a saudi led air strike most of them children the strike hit a school bus and

u.s. and russia she have written c. there demystifying the complicated world in relations between the u.s. and russia thank you so much. and fell to common objects era. the new report maturity of the immense scale of atrocities committed against range of people and me and my psychiatrist ain't. the floodwaters recede in the indian state of carolina but the track that day is now beginning to emerge. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast where we are watching a little tropical disturbance right here just in the south china sea this is not going to develop into anything big but we do have a little bit of circulation just to the east of hong kong what that is going to do is over the next few days make its way over here towards taiwan and we could be seeing some heavier rain showers in the forecast as we go towards thursday so some heavy rain in the forecast for showers as well and for hong kong we do expect to see a tempered few entering the day on thursday of thirty five degrees while here across india

russia honest life in the program. the first that bunch of the most recent u.s. sanctions against russia come into force on wednesday they focus on exports of american made electronics used in aeronautical and space industries moscow sees these measures won't affect ordinary people well in november moscow could face a second wave of restrictions described by a u.s. state department official more draconian now what would be included are more limits on trade and cuts to diplomatic relations the measures under consideration may also ban russia's state airline from entering u.s. space while washington say's the new sanctions are in response to the poisoning of a russian double agent and his daughter in britain earlier this year the investigation into the case is still ongoing and no evidence of russia's involvement has been provided moscow has slammed the sanctions are slow witted saying they're based on a false pretext as usual washington provided no evidence of justification while only throwing out vicious innuendos it seems they are following the principle worse is

u.s. so we've come now to the. the trump russia story you said yourself there's no hard evidence yet yet of trump straight on collision with russia so why does the public believe it to be a fax and the media in america reports that as a fact and also. i hope the american people or the media don't believe it as a fact sophie i i see it as the facts are clear that for whatever reason and i question why the russian intelligence services. attacked our system so aggressively but i think that as a fact i don't i don't think that's the nihil the question then is what did that do and what impact did that have on the results of the election and for what reason did russian intelligence conduct that activity i don't have the answers to those questions that i won't speculate because i think that would be irresponsible i think we have to determine what happened and then decide what happened on the basis of the evidence and i don't think we're there yet but that's the think i don't know that anyone has presented the evidence and the facts have b

u.s. sees it as connected to russia gate her attorney also said that she was open to being interviewed by the special counsel's office but they weren't interested in addition to those charges she's also accused of trading sex for fluence but there's been no evidence to substantiate those claims but what's interesting about her is that she's always supported improving u.s. russia relations and she was pretty open about this it also should be noted that she was arrested hours before the trumpeting summit in helsinki and now just as she's waiting for a trial the date of which is still unknown what we do know is that the next technical hearing is scheduled for september tenth but most evidence against her is still classified so we're just going to have to see how this case unfolds sure ok thanks samir that was samir khan for us in the u.s. . and other news tonight for the protests have erupted in the gaza strip to mending a return to what they call the home and in israel the crowds can be seen despite the large amount of smoke and take as you can see here the great return on the israeli gaza

u.s./russia humanitarian ties. he's a close friend of vladimir putin.an native became a russian citizen in 2016. the foreign ministry said the position is unpaid. >>> pop and cat culture converged this weekend. felines got the latest scoop on cat food, toys, and merchandise. they took classes on how to help make their cats feel more loved. they had a chance to take se selfies with social media stars. >>> a cincinnati schoolteacher took the record for fastest solo row ride across the atlantic. he landed off the coast of southwest england, it took him 38 days, six hours and 49 minutes to be precise after setting off from st. johnson in newfoundland. he's the first u.s. citizen to complete the fete. he was inspired by this quote. >> the person you have to spend the most time with is yourself so make yourself as interesting as possible. >> it's so true. he rows a 20 foot boat some 23000 nautical miles. >> any monty python fans? the silly isles, is that where the silly walks is? >> spelled differently. >>> you have a plan, purchased the ring, but did you you