u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election unfortunately the committee who's who of the wall the issue of collusion are still open no vote were. in the headlines to russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome here in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against us see in the us. and is the syrian army continues to push back islamic state in its residents in liberated towns talk to us about life under terrorist siege. we want to lose one of three sons many families keep. when he beat me up the cell block long. my sister started screaming and hitting. moscow and kevin only to this high with a weekly roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and one of those stories that dominated our coverage is still very much happening right now in spain where the latest is the spanish prime minister has said he will not allow catalonia to go independent in an interview with a national newspaper for sunday's referendum so the majority of catal

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election unfortunately the committee has here a wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote totals were affected. russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against the u.s. . as the syrian army continues to push back islamic state province residents in liberated towns talk to us about life on the terrorist see. once you lose one or three sons many families gave me when he beat me up they so long long time my back my sister started screaming and he was. eleven am here in moscow. rundown of the biggest stories of the past seven days. in spain the prime minister has said he will not allow catalonia to go independent he was talking to a national newspaper last sunday's referendum so the majority of catalans who voted say yes to leaving spain why police across catalonia used rough tactics on the day of the vote itself in what's been described as a violent cra

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election. fortunately the committee is here to issue of clues in the still open no vote who are affected plus russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against. the syrian army continues to push back islamic state. residents in liberated towns talked to us about life on the terrorist. three sons many families. when the. blood flowing down that. started screaming and heating up. here in moscow this sunday welcome to the way. we look at some of the biggest stories of the past seven days as reported right first off 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. tactics on the day of the vote and what's been described as a violent crackdown on democracy. if you think. of one video in particul

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

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election. unfortunately the committee who's here at the issue of collusion still no vote were. russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure. in the u.s. . and says the syrian army continues to push back islamic state and. residents in liberated towns talked to us about life on the terrorist scene. during the battle with isis i was shot just above my jaw the bullet is still. sunday morning here in moscow and this is the biggest stories covered here on the past seven days first events in spain where the prime minister says he will not allow catalonia to go independent he was talking to a national newspaper last sunday's referendum so the majority of catalans who turned out to vote say yes. riot police across catalonia used rough tactics on the day of the vote in what's been described as a violent crackdown on democracy. one video in particular shows the tactics use

u.s. senate intelligence committee had submitted finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election. unfortunately the committee who's here toward the issue of collusion are still open to no vote or effect. plus from russia's prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against the u.s. . and the other big news of the week the syrian army continue to push back islamic state interests all provinces residents and liberated towns talk to us they tell us about their life living under the shadow of terrorist siege i wasn't the only one to lose one or three sons many families gave me when he became a cell block long down my back my sister started screaming and eating. this the weekly around of the big stories of the last seven days with me kevin zero in francs for joining us here now to internationalise a wish list and six pm that one of the big stories we covered was in spain and that's how we go in next. there's been developments there the spanish prime ministe

u.s. senate intelligence committee admitted in the week finding no evidence that so-called meddling affects a presidential. run fortunately the committee has here a wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote totals were affected me prosecutor general reportedly considering registering american media outlets now as quote here in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against r.t. in the us. as the syrian army continues to push back islamic state. residents in liberated towns tell us about the horror of life living terrorists. songs many families keep. when they beat me up the cell block long down my back my sister started screaming and eating herself. i live from moscow kevin great to have you company this is the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days one of the stories we're covering first coverage of the week still happening right now over in spain let's check that out first the latest on the spanish prime minister. he will not allow catalonia to go independent that was in an interview with the national newspaper wrote today last sunday's referendum sold th

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits finding no evidence that so-called russian meddling affected the presidential election. fortunately the committee who's here a wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote were affected plus the prosecutor general is reportedly considering registering american media outlets as quote unwelcome in russia in response to unprecedented pressure against the u.s. . i'm just the syrian army continues to push back islamic state in. residence in liberated towns talk to us about life under a terrorist siege. one c three sons many families gave me when they beat me up they so blood flowing down my back. started screaming eating. in moscow this sunday october welcome to the weekly with me calling bright as we look at some of the biggest stories of the past seven days as reported right here first off 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 or voted say yes to leaving spain riot police across catalonia used rough tactics on

u.s. senate intelligence committee on wednesday they briefed the public on the ongoing probe looking into moscow's alleged meddling in last year's presidential election. the issue of collusion is still open. we continue to investigate both intelligence and witnesses as it relates to the steel dossier. unfortunately the committee has hit a wall we can certify i believe that no vote totals were affected they did not in any way shape or form that we've been able to find alter that this channel is also being a washington to our editor in chief says the network now facing unprecedented pressure in the united states with both stuff and contributors being targeted although no evidence suggests that once the election. the r.t.s. on twitter were almost uniformly anti clinton and those i think you look at them and you have to conclude you know there was a clear design in these ads so that's one congressman's opinion yet on the same day the senate intelligence committee probing alleged russian meddling so the complete opposite there is no way that you can look at that and say that that was to help t

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u.s. senate intelligence committee said wednesday it has reached the conclusion that russia interfered in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. richard burr alslso said the committee is still examining whether the trump campaign colluded with russia. >> the issue of collusion is still open, that we continue to investigate both intelligence that we're notnd in a position where we will come to any type of temporary finding on that until we have completed the process. amy: cnn is reporting a number of russian-linked facebook ads seeking to polarize the u.s. electorate specifically targeted michigan and wisconsin, two states crucial to trump's victory in november. the ads focused on issues such as gun rights, immigration, lgbtq rights, and racial justice protests like black lives matter. the naacp said -- "the utilization of facebook for propaganda promoting disingenuous portrayals of the african american community or alleged election manipulation by foreign nations is both disturbing and reprehensible." a new investigation has revealad president trump's adult children ivanka trump and donald t

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u.s. senate intelligence committee admits to finding no evidence that. the american presidential election unfortunately the committee whose. collusion is still open. were. another blow. and washington cut back. a u.s. embassy employees in turkey last week. broadcasting live director. thomas week's top stories with our weekly program the spanish prime minister has told a national newspaper that he will not allow the region of catalonia to break away disputed referendum last sunday saw a vast majority of voters a vote for secession from spain although turnout was low and moderate insists the poll was illegal riot police across catalonia used violent tactics on the day to try and prevent it and almost nine hundred people were injured. if you think you're. going to get. one video to emerge and particularly captured the shocking brutality of riot police as people queued to vote in brussels an officer can be seen jumping down a staircase and then stomping on somebody. who are just helping the people because they were throwing them from up. the stairs and throwi

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u.s. senate intelligence committee admits to finding no evidence that russia's alleged meddling affected the outcome of the american presidential election unfortunately the committee has hit a wall of collusion still open no vote totals were affected. another blow to bilateral relations and washington cut back and services for each other citizens following the detention of a u.s. embassy employee in turkey last week. whether you're watching from the gallery and it's your birthday right here in moscow or from anywhere in the world of this is our international and we're certainly glad to have you with us all right the spanish prime minister has told a national newspaper that he will not allow the region of catalonia to break away from his country last sunday's disputed referendum saw the vast majority of catalogs who voted say yes to secession madrid however insists the vote was illegal and riot police across catalonia used violent tactics on the day to try and prevent it and almost nine hundred people were injured. i. particularly. remember that. one video in particular shows of the tactics u

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits to finding no evidence that russia's alleged meddling affected the outcome of the american presidential election unfortunately the committee whose a wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote. and another blow to relations and washington cut services for each other's citizens following the detention of a us embassy employee in turkey last week. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our team international. and the spanish prime minister has told a national newspaper that he will not allow the region of catalonia to break away a disputed referendum there last sunday saw a vast majority of voters vote for secession from spain although turnout was low but red insists that the poll was illegal riot police across catalonia used violence tactics on the day to try and prevent it and almost nine hundred people were injured. if you think you're. going to get it. one video to emerge in particularly captured the shocking brutality of riot police as people queued in vote to vote rather

u.s. senate intelligence committee says the voting in the two thousand and sixteen present presidential election was not affected by alleged russian meddling however hillary clinton who lost to donald trump claims russia scared off some voters. i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim commies letter on october twenty eighth and russian wiki leaks raise doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off but we can certify. that no vote totals were affected the powers are accurate the outcome of the election based upon we can move. they did not in any way shape or form that we've been able to find all true 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

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits to finding no evidence that russia's meddling affected the outcome of the american presidential election. well unfortunately the committee who's who of the world the issue of collusion is still open no vote totals from we're for. another blow to bilateral relations and washington cut back services for each other citizens falling at the detention of a us embassy and.

u.s. senate intelligence committee admits to finding no evidence that russia's alleged meddling affected the outcome of the american presidential election unfortunately the committee who's who of the wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote totals were. another blow to bilateral relations and washington. following the detention of a us embassy employee in turkey last week. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is an r.t. international. now the spanish prime minister has told a national newspaper that he will not allow the region of catalonia to break away from his country last sunday's disputed referendum saw the majority of those who voted vote for secession madrid however insists the poll was illegal riot police across catalonia used violent tactics on the day to try and prevent it and almost nine hundred people were injured. i. attribute. that. one video to emerge and particularly captured the shocking good tally of riot police as people queued to vote in barcelona an officer can be seen jumping down a staircase

u.s. senate intelligence committee says the voting in the twenty sixteen presidential election was not affected by russian meddling. we can certify. that no vote totals were affected but the pallies are accurate 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 and 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 went on to

u.s. senate intelligence committee finding no evidence. of meddling of the outcome of the american presidential election. unfortunately the committee who's a wall the issue of collusion is still open no vote were. another blow to bilateral relations and washington services for each other following the detention of a us embassy employees in turkey last week. broadcasting live from moscow this is. thomas glad to have you with us now the spanish prime minister has told a national newspaper that he will not allow the region of catalonia to break away a disputed referendum there last sunday saw a vast majority of voters vote for secession from spain although turnout was low. the poll was illegal riot police across cattle and you used violent tactics on the day to try and prevent it and almost nine hundred people were injured. if you just. did. one video to emerge you can particularly capture the shocking good talent of riot police as people queued to vote in barcelona an officer can be seen jumping down a staircase and stamping on an individual

u.s. senate intelligence committee they never mentioned our team and this special offer or at any other point is the spokesperson for the committee told reporters our editor in chief thinks it's not that simple when it comes to how twitter is dealing with u.s. officials honestly i didn't believe that twitter was controlled by american security services it looked like a conspiracy theory to me but twitter has just confessed it's a pity especially because american news outlets operating in russia will now feel the tenderness of russian tit for tat measures. in november twitter will publicly testify before the u.s. congress will the tech giant mention their special offer to r.t. this time once again i want to stress that we declined it and then that a year later twitter published confidential data on how much we spent on ads that was much smaller than the sum compared to their proposal less than three hundred thousand dollars now they banned r t ads even though it was twitter that once suggested we can use their platform to get more involved in covering the american election. thanks as well earl

u.s. senate intelligence committee says the voting in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election was not affected by alleged russian meddling however the senators did allege that russia used social media platforms as a tool to influence influence voters earlier three internet tech companies were summoned to work with the senate to help determine whether these ads were generated by foreign entities we think it's important. that the three companies that we've invited google twitter and facebook will appear in a public hearing so that americans can begin to hear both about how we're going to protect i would argue three areas one making sure that if you see an ad that appears on a social media site then americans can know whether the source of that ad was generated by foreign entities we can now bring in live the executive editor of twenty first century wired dot com patrick pennington mr headings on the internet has always been a safe haven for free speech how does read just registering as a foreign agent and being identified as a foreign entity change that. it doesn't all it does is sh

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u.s. senate intelligence committee they never mentioned this special offer they had for t.v. or at any other point as the spokesperson for the committee told the reporters are the turn in chief thinks it's not that simple when it comes to how twitter is dealing with american officials. honestly i didn't believe that twitter was controlled by american security services it looked like a conspiracy theory to me but twitter has just confessed it's a pity especially because american news outlets operating in russia will now feel the tenderness of russian tit for tat measures. in november twitter will publicly testify before the u.s. congress will the tech giant mention their special offer of this storm once again i want to stress that we declined it and then a year later twitter published confidential data on how much we spent on ads that was much smaller solemn compared to their business proposal less than three hundred thousand dollars now they banned r t ads even though it was twitter that once suggested we can use their platform to get more involved in covering the american el