the f.b.i. acted in a partisan manner. u.s. president donald trump approves its release despite objections from senior f.b.i. officials. we'll take you to washington for the showdown between america's president and its intelligence community plus a warning from germany's chancellor as she has a fresh coalition talks i'm glad meryl says there are still major differences between cross party and potential partners the social democrats that's next week's deadline for for any of government drawls close to find out what germans think of this protracted political horrible goes it's going to go. to the same courtroom drama at a sentencing hearing for disgraced u.s. doctor larry nasser in just watch the father of three of his victims being tackled after he launched at the former gymnastics doctor who abused his daughters. and sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us and the united states are. controversial memo critical of the f.b.i. and the justice department has been released and speaking at the white house u.s. president donald trump confirmed the document had be

memo shows the f.b.i. had good reason to monitor a top tromping during the presidential campaign also coming up to those. who are in trauma at the sentencing hearing for disgraced us dr larry nasser the father of three of his victims is tackled after lunging at the former chief now six position. and that jamaica is sending its first ever women's bobsled team to the winter olympics and beyond chang we caught up with the trio ahead of the games. i'm michelle henery thanks for joining us a declassified memo is driving a wedge through u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias against president donald trump democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this comes after trouble allowed the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and the department of justice of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the twenty sixteen election. donald trump has long had of truck relationship with the f.b.i. . and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been

by us at the very top of us law enforcement tonight donald trump showdown with the f.b.i. i'm sarah harman in berlin and this is the day. i think it's terrible you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves this family's not indictment of the f.b.i. the department of justice it does not impute the investigation or the deputy attorney general it's a bogus man you know it's not based on fact. also coming up on the day of violent clashes between migrant gangs in column a the jungle is gone but the anger and desperation are not. we have reached a degree of violence here we have never experienced before because it's the big jungle of kelly has been replaced by small jungles all over the industrial complex . but we begin in the united states where president tunnel trump has upped the stakes in his battle with the f.b.i. today he approved the release of a classified republican memo that's critical of the bureau and the department of justice it alleges that the f.b.i. knowingly used bad evidence to apply for a so-called fine as a national

f.b.i. and the u.s. justice department security warned to spy on donald trump's two thousand and sixteen election campaign using a highly dubious report paid for by partially by democrats the newly declassified memo claims. the world anti-doping agency says it is seriously concerned with a decision by sports top court to overturn lifetime olympic bans imposed on twenty eight russian athletes also ahead. migrants are shot and dozens more injured in a mass brawl at a food bank in the french port city of coulée a number of locals we've heard from tell us that they are now living in fear. or you would do i think we need a structure put in place to protect this but there's a lot of delinquency here it's a catastrophe for the french and especially for the people of cali the violence is pretty damaging. our broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is our national shantanu certainly glad to have you with us now the controversial congressional memo that has been stealing the headlines in recent weeks has now been released after receiving approval from the u.s. president it accuses t

coming to warren from berlin a controversial us none know one thing that the f.b.i. behaved badly. iran's president donald trump for of the memos released just spine objections from senior f.b.i. officials will take you long to washington as the showdown between america's president and his intelligence community heats up. also coming up gunshots in ca latest clashes between migrants leave people sort of french players are blaming longboard games for the violence the country's interior ministry says its own president said the french port city is a magnet for people trying to reach britain illegally. causing joy in south africa as almost a thousand miners are rescued they were pulled to safety after being trapped below ground here more about their harrowing thirty hour ordeal coming up. plus a special four from the most a more than three months after the murder of an anti corruption journalist t.w. meets with local residents who are carrying on her fight against organized crime. i'm sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us we begin in the united states where a

this is due to every news coming to wind from berlin a controversial u.s. memo alleging the f.b.i. acted in a partisan manner. that was u.s. president donald trump expressing his disapproval this memo was released despite objections from senior f.b.i. officials we'll take you to washington as the showdown between america's president and its intelligence community. also coming up on the show gunshots in column a as clashes between my words leave people critically injured french police and lamed weingarten gains for the violence which the country's interior minister says is on president a french port city is a magnet for people who are trying to reach britain on legally. saving the children of his long exchange fighters will follow one man hoping to retrieve his grandson from a rock in prison and save him from a childhood behind bars plus. our legal system. there is a courtroom drama at a sentencing hearing for a describe to us and dr larry nasser the father of three of his victims was tackled as you just saw after he launched at the former gymnastics doctor. i'm sarah harman welcom

the f.b.i.'s request to spy for them and wound up with a prison sentence well that's one way to not take no for an answer. f.b.i. rejection is a part of life it's not him it's you except in amman didn't want to spy on his employers at the united nations iranian mission where he worked as a political consultant you wouldn't want to find down twelve years later a man you thought you knew had a goal to help the iranians and the americans to live in peace the f.b.i. proposed this by gig to this iranian american academic and good to see a spy detaining him at a hotel for questioning the agent revealed that shakes out it was the subject of a sealed indictment in the eastern district of new york when he refused just by he was charged with falsifying is tax returns oh my other more serious accusations including money laundering and conspiracy to violate u.s. sanctions against iran and that was the second dirtiest thing that ever happened at the jersey city hyatt the first was one could davers were dissected in the hotel ballroom i'm just wondering if i could get the vegetarian option at thi

his political opponents. but democrats say the memo shows the f.b.i. had good reason to monitor a top truck paid during the presidential campaign also coming up a little bit a little. more room drama at a sentence in caring for disgraced u.s. dr larry nasir the father of three of his victims is tackled after lunging at the former genetics physician. and the caribbean island of jamaica is sending its first ever women's bobsled team to the winter olympics and beyond chang we caught up with the trio ahead of the games. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us sir. because if i was driving a wedge the u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias against president on the trump democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this after the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and justice department i think using their power to spy on one of the two thousand and sixteen election campaign for trump it props up his longstanding suspicions of the agency. president trump was back in a familiar role on friday at a meeting with north ko

shows the f.b.i. had good reason to monitor a top trump age during the presidential campaign also coming up. right here i am. a. courtroom drama at a sentencing hearing for disgraced us dr larry now after the father of three of his victims is tackled off to lunging at the former gymnastics position. than super bowl fever takes hold of minneapolis where the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles are preparing to do battle for american couples greatest prize . winner. five hundred home free good to have you with us now we start with breaking news from a city where police have said they have arrested an italian man following a drive by shooting that wounded several people in the central city of much outta people say all victims of black foreigners in the attack appears to be racially motivated they said the man had an italian flag wrapped around his neck when they detained him local media reports he shouted long live italy before surrendering to the police the city says the situation is now back on the control. to other news now an id cost of five memo is driving a wedge throug

the memo shows the f.b.i. had good reason to monitor a top truncate during the presidential campaign we'll have expert analysis here in the studio also coming up. right. at a real drama at a sentencing hearing for disgraced u.s. doctor larry nasser the father of three this victims is tackled after lunging at the former gymnastics position. and jamaican bobsled team is making headlines once again this time the caribbean island is sending its first ever women's team to the one to turn one picks and beyond chang. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us. a declassified memo is driving a wedge through u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias in government agencies democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this after donald trump allowed the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and department of justice of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the election campaign for trump it props up his longstanding suspicions of the agency. president trump was back in a familiar role on friday at a meeting wi

f.b.i. and the director of national intelligence. one of the big concerns at the white house and concerns that republicans and the intelligence community on capitol hill have is it was loaded up with references to sources and methods that will require some redactions. the chief of staff john kelly said the other day it is not as clean a memo as the one we received last week, the republican memo. and people like trey gowdy and officials here at the white house are concerned that the democrats have laid a little bit of a trap for them here. they put in things that will need to be redacted and when the memo is eventually released, that could come likely tomorrow because the president has only got five days to review this, the democrats will be able to say look, there were a lot of redactions in the memo. no redactions in the gop memo. this memo is being treated differently than the gop. the white house trying to figure its way around that as well. >> bill: a top aide in the west wing has resigned. what's the story? >> this was something that hit yesterday. rob porter is the staff se

twitter this morning accusing top leaders in the f.b.i. and justice department of poll itizing the process to favor democrats and they say it was edited, the two sides going back and forth. >> this memo is not an indictment of the f.b.i., of the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. what it is is the congress's legitimate function of oversight to make sure that the fisa process is being used correctly. >> this memo is really a spin on not just a set of particular documents, but broader classified information than that. that because of serious and material omissions is inaccurate. >> sandra: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live with the latest where anything could happen. good morning, john. >> good morning. the betting appears to be the white house will transfer the memo to the house intelligence committee. whether they can get it out today may be another question. the president other than being caught in an open mic moment tuesday night after the state of the union where he said 100% he would release the

week's winter games also on the show. that of the f.b.i. clashes with president trump over a controversial memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows and bias in the justice department democrats say has been doctored. and getting ready for takeoff the german asteroid alexander gas goes through his final preparations for his next mission into space a reporter sees how he's coming along before he blasts off. i'm brian thomas' a warm welcome to the show thirty nine russian athletes have successfully overturned their lifetime bans for doping offenses. now the court of arbitration for sport an old the citations originally had it down by the international olympic committee twenty eight russian athletes had their lifetime bans revoked and have now been cleared to compete at the winter olympics in junk sharing would start next week eleven others receive reduced ban and will be able to compete after the olympic games in south korea. well let's talk about the sudden development with a limo talking from the sports. does this ruling from the c.a.'

the dividing lines deep in a battle of the f.b.i. versus the white house the intelligence agency says it has grave concerns about the accuracy of a secret memo on the russia investigation but the trump administration wants the document released in plans to do so tomorrow also coming up german lawmakers approved new regulations to reunite asylum seekers with their families or unions will resume in august but there will be a cap on the numbers and poland backs controversial legislation making it a crime to suggest poles were complicit in the holocaust the move has angered israel we'll hear from these i mean visa said. i'm bored coffin's good to have you with us we begin in poland the lawmakers there have backed a controversial bill criminalizing anyone who suggests that poland or its people work implicit in nazi war crimes under the bill people who speak of polish death camps for example could receive a three year prison sentence poland's ruling party says that the legislation is needed to ensure that poles are recognised as victims of the nazis the move has caused outrage in israel whi

the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixth election. indictments come as the. f.b.i. is under heavy criticism even facing calls for the director's resignation that's after the bureau admit it failed to react to pop prior to wednesday's deadly school shooting in florida. and in a case of mistaken identity his really soldiers stormed the house of a palestinian schoolteacher is left with severe scarring after being mauled by an army dog. thanks for joining us you watching r.t. international thirteen russian nationals and three companies have been indicted by the u.s. justice department over alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants are accused of waging information warfare. the indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the financial legibly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust t

government he leads? president trump approves the release of a dputed republican memo, alleging the f.b.i. and juste partment abused their surveillance we discuss the fallout civil and political tonight on "washington week." presidt trump: i think it's a disgraro. rt: he ignores warnings from the f.b.i. and signs off the release of a republican memo he says shows bias against him in the russian probe. president trump: people should be ashamed of themselves. robert: democrats accuse the president of tryinto discredit robert mueller. >> this is not about the facts. this is about a narrative that the chairman wants to put out to undermine the u.b.i.,ermine the department and ultimately undermine bob mueller. robert: it is republicans ainst republicans. the speaker: this is not indictment of the f.b.i., the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueer investigation or the deputy attorney general. robert: b senator mccain strongly disagrees. he released a statement that read in part, if we continue to undermine ouown rule of law, we are doing putin's job for him. at the heart of the doc

house the f.b.i. says it has grave concerns about the accuracy of a secret memo on the russian investigation the president trumps administration is pushing for the documents released also on the program because of arbitration for sport reverses lifetime dozens of russian athletes accused of doping but it's not known whether they'll be allowed to take part in next weeks of winter olympic games . getting ready for blastoff d.w. george german astronaut alexander guest as he goes through final preparations for his next mission into space. until gale welcome to the program. we start in the united states where the f.b.i. has condemned plans by the white house and house republicans to release a secret memo later today the memo alleges that the f.b.i. abused its surveillance powers when it investigated the trouble presidential election campaign the agency contest the documents accuracy while democrats say its release could undermine investigations into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election. that's really. not what i thought of. a quick exchange overheard after donald trum

america's domestic intelligence agency clashes with the white house the f.b.i. says it hasn't grave concerns about the accuracy of a secret memo on the russian investigation but president trump's administration wants the document released also on the program the court of arbitration for sport reverses lifetime bans for dozens of russian athletes accused of doping now the international olympic committee must decide whether they can take part in next week's winter games. and german lawmakers are vote in new regulations to reunite asylum seekers with their families reunions will resume in august but there's a cap on numbers. i'm sure gail welcome to the program we start in the united states where the f.b.i. has condemned plans by the white house and house republicans to release a secret memo later today the memo alleges the f.b.i. abused its surveillance powers when he's investigated the troubled presidential election campaign the agency contest the document accuracy while democrats say its release could undermine investigations into russia's interference in the twenty sixteen election

the man known shows the f.b.i. had good reason to monitor a top trump ager in the presidential campaign also coming on the road it's only in shock as a drive by shooting spree least four people wounded police say the attack was racially motivated. and super bowl fever takes hold of many outlets where the new england patriots in philadelphia eagles are preparing to do battle for american vocals grazes price. i'm going home for good to have you with us eighty classified memo is driving a wedge through u.s. politics republicans according it proof of bias against president donald trump democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation when it comes off to trump allowed the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and justice department of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the twenty sixteen election campaign. trump has long had a truck relationship with the f.b.i. . and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been a constant thorn in the president's

that secret memo the f.b.i. says it has great concerns about the accuracy of a classified memo on the russia investigation but the white house has confirmed u.s. president trump will release the memo on friday also coming up poland backs controversial legislation making it a crime to suggest that pows were complicit in the holocaust the move has angered israel will get reaction from the simon wiesenthal center and a court reverses lifetime bans for dozens of russian athletes accused of doping but it is still not clear whether those athletes can take part in next week's winter olympics. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in the united states the f.b.i. has condemned plans by the white house and house republicans to release a secret memo the memo alleges that the f.b.i. abused its surveillance powers when it investigated donald trump's presidential campaign the agency contests the documents accuracy while democrats say its release could undermine the investigations into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election. was really still. at work on. a quick exchange overheard

indictments come as the f.b.i. faces heavy criticism and calls for the director to resign after the bureau says it failed to reach for reaction to tipoffs head of wednesday's deadly school shooting in florida. and a palestinian school teacher is left badly scarred after being mauled by an army dog as israeli soldiers mistake the man from murder suspect. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us thirteen russian nationals and three companies have been indicted by the u.s. over alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants are accused of waging information warfare artie's jaclyn through the reports. the indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the financial legibly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system i

campaign. >> offered by devin nunes, alleges improper use by the f.b.i. and justice department. >> the department alleges misconduct in ordering surveillance and an anti-trump bias between the f.b.i. and justice department. >> i think you will see evidence of bias in an organization that's supposed to be unbiased. >> trevor: that would be a big deal because the f.b.i. is supposed to be a parent, unbiased, judging all their kids equally enthough some of them don't deserve love -- mom. ( laughter ) to be clear, what the republicans have done is created a four-page memo accusing the f.b.i. of improperly obtain ago warrant to wiretap a trump campaign aid in 2016, a man by the name of carter paige. you can see him here wearing the hat he stole from paddington bear. ( laughter ) this is not a report, officials finding or even a document. four pages to discredit the entire f.b.i.? that doesn't seem like enough detail. i've had cbs receipts with more detail than this memo. what's more, it was written by house intelligence chairman and guy with resting middle management face devin nunes. he was

but you made it but if they clash in public around you know. what i said yes top f.b.i. but i respect book they have a couple strongly is the job double look at it but if we cannot play all of the shots we will stop at other corps which at. celtic we put up a cool. new hope was really a porno store. when you put this scenario is that what that will last us a lot of. suppling you know on your own blue news because i'm. at the news. with my view on this. with the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy you know. what's going on they would have thought it. was a. good minister not see this is. because it was a. little. you got to look at them. we didn't know it though and you know. yes well it is a deal. that is the muslim bill of. luxury below. the totem bill up us though in the eyes of the news of what the what is it the. rest of it yeah. president to put. on real media. yeah. he. said yes that's the short of. yep apology to to do

video and then we'll move on to other more important news. i. should have a talk about the f.b.i. as you know the f.b.i. claimed they had accidentally lost text messages that a judge ordered they not lose in which true f.b.i. agents were apparently discussing their hatred of donald trump because they're human but then after a backlash the f.b.i. found to the jackson messages fancy. yes. this got me to thinking i believe there were other times the f.b.i. and cia have lost important evidence or documents so i did some research and here are your top ten times the of. the young people are demanding more explosions on the show so we're going to have also the obvious of cats we have running around don't stop on i'm all right. number ten the j.f.k. files revealed the f.b.i. has misplaced oswald's fingerprints taken off the rifle this is this is serious because without those fingerprints how can they prove without chatter with a doubt that it was ours wald who fired the shot that hit kennedy from both the front and the back of his head at the same time. how could they hear. any case in case

people know that the democrats and the hillary campaign paid for dirt that the f.b.i. then used to get a warrant on an american citizen to spy on another campaign. and it's a very dangerous precedent that was set. >> jon: the top democrat on the committee says this has nothing to do with transparency. here is adam schiff. >> they voted that down. they voted against hearing from the f.b.i. when you do oversight you haul them in under oath saying why was this and that included? the interest wasn't oversight. the interest was a political hit job on the f.b.i. in the service of the president. >> melissa: now democrats want their own memo released. a vote on that set for later today. chief white house correspondent is live with the latest. busy monday. >> as it is every week here, melissa, no question about that. the house intelligence committee will gather at 5:00 this afternoon for a business meeting to discuss whether or not to release and send that democratic rebuttal to the republican memo to the president for his review. sources tell fox news that this democratic memo portrays dev

and then we'll move on to other more important news stream . so now let's talk about the f.b.i. as you know the f.b.i. claimed they had accidentally lost text messages that a judge ordered they not lose in which two f.b.i. agents were apparently discussing their hatred of donald trump because they're human but then after a backlash the f.b.i. found to the jackson messages. no this got me to thinking i believe there were other times the f.b.i. and cia have lost important evidence or documents so. i did some research and here are your top ten times the of. the young people are demanding more explosions on the show so we're going to have also the office of cats we have running around don't stop on i'm all right. number ten the j.f.k. files revealed the f.b.i. has misplaced oswald's fingerprints taken off the rifle this is this is serious because without those fingerprints how can they prove without chatter with a doubt that it was oswald who fired the shot that hit kennedy from both the front and the back of his head at the same time. and the case in case any of you going away that's a co

, february 4. new questions on the f.b.i. and the justice department following the release of that house intel memo. a release that was approved by president trump. we'll have more on this coming up in just a moment. the front page of "the washington post" has the f.b.i. fears of lasting damage. our phone lines are open at 202-748-8001 for republicans and 202-748-8000 for democrats. you're an independent, 202-748-8002. send us a tweet. we'll read it @c-spanwj or join in on the conversation. many already have at facebook.com/cspan. and good sunday. thanks very much for being with us on a very busy sunday morning. we want to begin with the front page story of "the washington post" and the reporting of develin barren and phillip instructor. -- rucker. it has repeatedly come under fire for abuses of fire, privacy or civil rights, writes "the washington post" from red scares to recording and threatening to expose the private conduct of it martin luther king jr. -- goes on to write the bureau is under fire not from those on the left, but rather conservatives who have long been the agency

charge conduct. of the twenty six to. be done with the f.b.i. is under heavy criticism even facing calls for the director's resignation of the bureau admit it failed to react to tipoff fraud wednesday's deadly school shooting in florida. and in the case of mistaken identity israeli soldiers stormed the house of a palestinian school teacher who's left with severe scarring after being mauled by an army dog. good evening thanks for joining us this hour you're watching international thirteen russian nationals and three companies have been indicted by the u.s. justice department over alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants are accused of waging information warfare. the indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the financial legibly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates an

clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about a page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the dossier is fake and from trump's political opponent and the face of court. fraud into ordering wiretapping the trump campaign again quarter page here. this. victor this is devastating ok devastating there is well six smoking guns at the very least and from what i understand this is i hate using the term tip of the iceberg but what. the intelligence community made available through the you know the white house was approximately ten percent there's a lot of underlying evidence that can be released that was based on these six points look at the irony of the situation and the american intelligence community accused russia of interfering in the election process in the united states while in the aleksey there is not a single fac

. >> bill: minus 2 in minneapolis this weekend. bundle up. the f.b.i. and white house on a collision course today over the release of a secret surveillance memo that might go public now. all this as multiple forces across washington try to stop the president from making that move. so again it may happen today. we await for news on that as we say good morning on thursday. bill hemmer, inside "america's newsroom," how are you doing? >> sandra: i'm doing well. good morning. end of the show i want a super bowl pick out of you. two hours to get one. i'm sandra smith, good morning. the president was overheard saying he would remember say 100% he said release that memo which allegedly reveals government surveillance abuses against the trump campaign during the 2016 campaign. top f.b.i. officials spent hours at the white house going over that memo which left the trump team scratching their heads when the agency put out the following statement. we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. >> bill: it happens as president trump gets rea

, we will jump straight into the questions for today. john. reporter: f.b.i. director christopher wray laid out a different deadline and the white house has been in contradiction that the white house has laid about. can you speak to what the trect tore said. he seemed to indicate that first you would have known might have been in march, june and november and in january when the case was actually closed. ms. sanders: we explained the process last week. the white house personnel office received information last year and what they considered to be the final background information report in november but not made a final recommendation for ajudication to the white house because the process was still ongoing. in the view of personnel security office, the f.b.i.'s report required significant additional investigatory field work before personnel office could begin to evaluate the information for ajudication. as the director said information was coming to the white house personnel office in february. reporter: in the july report and back to march, what information was in those reports? ms.

charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixth election. the indictments come as the f.b.i. faces heavy criticism and calls for the director to resign after the bureau says it failed to react to the head of wednesday's deadly school shooting in florida. and a palestinian school teacher is left badly scarred after being mauled by an army dog as israeli soldiers mistake the man from murder suspect. this is actually international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. thirteen russian nationals and three companies have been indicted by the u.s. over alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants are accused of waging information warfare artesia jaclyn to go reports. the indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the financial legibly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading

also coming up . the head of the f.b.i. clashes with president trump over a controversy on memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows anti trump bias in the justice department democrats say the documents been doctored. also on the show the far right loves to make its mark in german politics lawmakers from the country's populace alternative for germany pick up some key positions in the new parliament could they steer german politics either way. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show suffers forces in yemen have surrounded the presidential palace in the southern port city of aden high ranking government ministers are inside that building this is another blow for yemen's internationally recognized government for three years it has been battling who's the rebels backed by iran and now the emergence of an autumn separatist movement in the south of the country in aden has added a completely new dimension to the conflict we have this report from. smoke rises over the port city of aden after heavy clashes a new front in the in many civil war has opened

enforcement to the f.b.i. getting tips that they didn't follow up on to school resource officers who are trained to protect kids in these schools and who didn't do that. that to me is the most stunning one of all. there is a lot we have to look at. we want to protect people's rights while making sure that people who should not get guns do not get those guns. teachers? look, as -- we have sheriff rutledge has a bill we're looking at. the sheriff from jacksonville, as you may know. we're laong at the rutledge bill but that's a question for local school boards and states. as a parent myself and a citizen i think it's a good idea. as speaker of the house i think we need to respect local jurisdictions and federalism. >> you talk about -- [inaudible question] what would you view as a defeat on not being able to address some of these concerns from parkland? they have come up here and say engaged in the legislative process. >> i think it's good they're coming up and we should encourage that with our youth. so this is again there are a lot of questions that need answers. and there are a lot o

revelations of classified memo plainly f.b.i. and u.s. justice department secured a warrant to spy on donald trump is trying to sixteen election campaign using a highly dubious report. and sports highest tribunals court overturns a lifetime bans of thirty nine russian athletes explaining the evidence used to prove doping accusations was insufficient. you watching the weekly here on r.t. international with mean a day or two day this is all round up of the top stories of the last seven days on the latest up to date news welcome to the program syrian rebel fighters have shot down of russian jet in syria's italy province and then killed the pilot and verified video of the incident has been posted online by the militants. a lot of work. somebody from the. second video has also surfaced online reportedly showing the rebels posing with the dead body of the pilot i want to now you may find the following images upsetting the clip appears to show one of the militants taking a selfie now. next to the victims others are also taking pictures and chanting russia's defense ministry saying the plane