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That a lot of these Network Executives are very close to the people they were hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein her amy amy roebuck. Hello youre watching the weekly here on r. T. International im ours on a lot could welcome to the program now 1st top story bolivias long serving president of a morale its has announced hes stepping down from office and this follows 2 weeks of intense protests in which bolivia suffered many millions of dollars worth of damage well for more on this im now joined live in the studio by our Senior Correspondent more it has been a turbulent time for bolivia clear the p...

Youve been watching cnn. Youve been watching White House Briefing on the same day senator al franken said he would resign in the next coming weeks. The women accuse ds him of groping or forcing them to kiss him. More than 30 of senator franken democrat colleagues has called for him to step down. Hes been a senator since 2009 spoke from the senate floor just a couple hours ago. I was shocked. I was upset. But in responding to their claims, i also wanted to be respectful of that broader conversation. Because all Women Deserve to be heard and their experiences taken seriously. I think that was th...

Even President Trump. I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of Sexual Assault sits in the oval office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the senate with the full support of his party. Reporter franken left the capitol saying he would be heading home to wisconsin. Several of his fellow democrats calling on him to go. Eight women have come forward. Im told there was intense pressure trying to convince him to get out. Quote, today senator franken would no longer reserve in the senate and resign. He and i discussed yesterday this is the r...

A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit of a homeless man in Fort Collins who alleged the city and university prohibitions on trespassing violate his constitutional rights.

A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit of a homeless man in Fort Collins who alleged the city and university prohibitions on trespassing violate his constitutional rights.