ah ah ah ah ah, does this daily news line from berlin? donald trump's lawyers negotiate the terms of his arrest? this after a grand jury in new york, a votes to indict him? it's the 1st time this is ever happened to a former us president. also in the program, the ukranian town of boucher a year after its liberation from russian troops and the horror of alleged war

crimes. you can see for yourself, these are civilians. this woman was carrying potatoes and snipers shocked them on the head, out of affordable, which i tries to come to terms with indiscriminate killings that shocked the world or crimes. prosecutors work to name the perpetrators for acts that will let him use the lensky says his country will never forgive. ah, anika, really? it's good to have you with us. donald trump's lawyer say they will vigorously fight the charges against their client in the 1st criminal case ever against a sitting or former u. s. president trump has been indicted by a grand jury in new york, while the exact charges are parts of the sealed indictment. it's known there thanks

to an alleged hush money payment to an adult film actor before the 2016 presidential election. it's understood trump could turn himself in early next week . he's running to regain the white house in 2024. donald trump is set to become the 1st u. s. president ever to face criminal charges. a grand jury tasked by the manhattan district attorney's office spent weeks looking into a $130000.00 payment made to porn act. us stormy daniels trump reportedly paid the sum during the 2016 presidential campaign to keep daniels quiet about a sexual encounter. she alleges they had years earlier, he is above the law. he is considered. this is what the trump vehemently denies allegations of wrongdoing. the exec charges he will face have not yet been made public. it's too early to speculate what type of sentence truck would get if he were convicted by a new york jury. the judge would likely,

based on the evidence that was presented at trial, whether trump testified, whether he perjured himself, donald trump claims he is innocent. he called the indictment a case of, quote, political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. his lawyers say they will vigorously fight any charges. the proceedings of bound to shake up the 2024 presidential race. the u. s. constitution does not require a clean criminal record for some one to become president. but it would be extraordinary for some one under indictment or convicted of a felony to become a presidential candidate. prosecutors say they are in contact with trumps lawyers to arrange his surrender. and he is expected to turn himself in early next week. only then will the specific charges be made public short while ago i spoke with david dan from the university of birmingham,

and he gave us his assessment of the champ indictments. well, these are high stakes or actions by the new york and a legal team in that it could backfire in terms of the way in which trump was perceived by his base. and by a lot of americans who, who will agree with, with trump, that this is an extraordinary charge to be brought 7 years after the alleged events, when perhaps other issues would be more important for them to focus on. he certainly trying to milk it for all it's worth politically at when these charges refers rumored. a he raised one and a half a 1000000 pounds or over night, or in supporters are flocking to his cause are so for his base. this will be that political persecution for the wider public, the r, bemused and watching with interest. he is running for president again. how do you

expect the indictment to affect the race for the white house in 2024? well, trump loves to be in the headlines and this guarantees him more air time. you will get more support, more financial support. and he is, he is a law against the trend. it was the idea of us being a political persecution of him. and he's using that to actually a royal up that base who see him is the only way that they can challenge the established where things are done in washington for the wider public. i imagine they see this as more of the same as sullied and disreputable, an individual who actually has many things hanging over him and who they want to draw line under and move forward at the midterm elections and candidates back by trump lost by a margin of about 20 percent compared to those who didn't get trumps endorsement.

so the white republic is tired of trump, but his base or want more of him. so the irony of this is that makes it more likely that he will get the nomination for the republican party. but less likely that he will win, but we will see her again that the earth that lou shenanigans of a trump, his personality, his, his approach to politics as opposed to life, playing out over the, the remainder of this administration. and probably up to the next election and 2024 . yeah. cases like this. when oftentimes years ago to trial he may become president again, next year at it. could this indictment possibly lead to a sitting president taking fan and being convicted? yes. and indeed across this is only one of 4 and air possible indictments or the other ones are more series are the ones, the ones are more likely that will lead to jail time if, if they were approved for it for him to have a try to overturn the election in georgia, a, the, the alleged or activities of him supporting the insurrection on january 6th. and of

course they also the stealing and concealing the documents at moral argo, when he actually lied the allegedly, to the, the air national archives of about what he had. and what. ready was on the like, so there are many aspects of his legal jeopardy that will play out. it's not just a stormy daniels and fat. all this is the 1st one to come to court and so on. weight us is the least serious. and that is the, the attempt to subvert them, the democratic process, and this is marginal, compared to the attempts allegedly that he did for the other cases that he faces. so what we're going to see more trump or indictments more, want to jump in there for a 2nd. we don't have much time, but i do want to ask you this if we see a sitting president getting convicted quinton pardon himself. no, he can't pardon himself and that the president here is as richard nixon or who may have been indicted, had he not been pardoned by his vice president,

gerald ford. but but the earth, despite what a trunk might think, he hasn't got the power to pardon himself and. and therefore if he is indicted one office, the only option there is for it for the, the, this, the slate. to be clear. why this is the sitting or vice president, whether that happens or not, of course is another matter entirely, but we're long way ahead or away from that he may well be indicted and and or email me will lose the election, or if indeed even guessing exactly. renee, exactly, and looking into the crescent father, david donnelly, university of birmingham, thank you so much and to the central indian city of indoor were at least $35.00 hindu worshippers have died at a temple they were celebrating the end of festival of rom, narvie not ami a flor over a well is said to have collapsed rescue workers are continuing their efforts. ah, dozens of worshippers fell into this world in

a hindu temple. after the roof above it collapsed. the victims were celebrating the hindu festival of rom, divani at this temple complex and the city of endure when suddenly the floor gave way beneath them. oh, step wells like this are a common feature across india often built hundreds of years ago on medieval already. it was an old well built inside a private campus to roof to step well could not withstand to wage due to the presence of a huge crowd. and collapsed dot abuto, and i have direct is that a prob, be conducted into the incidence? i did not get dodge, get rid of this, the emergency services and beyond me have continued their rescue operation overnight. prime minister in a rend remedy expressed condolences and announced compensation for the victims and to relatives take

a look now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. former brazilian president gyre, both so narrow has returned home after spending 3 months in the united states. the far right former president is under investigation over the storming of brazil's congress and january after he lost the election. he could face jail and be made ineligible to run again for office. turkey has approved finland's application to join nato, ending months of delay during which turkey had locked finland and sweden from joining the military alliance. parliament voted unanimously in favor 2 weeks after president ridge of type, erewhon made his support. clear turkey's vote was the last hurdle preventing finland from accession, guardian, who said themes on britain's king. charles is in germany for the last day of his 1st foreign trip as king,

as visit has focused on themes of european unity in the face of the war in ukraine . charles is due to visit hamburg to commemorate the victims of allied bombing campaigns during world war 2. sex workers in amsterdam have protested against local authorities plans to close the city's fame as red light district and move it to the suburbs. the measure is part of efforts to reduce crime and improve the cities image. amsterdam has also launched a campaign aimed at discouraging party tourism. the white house has condemned the arrest of american journalist in russia and spying charges, russia security service. the a has be accused. evan garage greevich of trying to obtain classified information. his lead at nod guilty and his employer, the wall street journal is demanding his immediate release. the 1st time in american reporter has been detained in russia as an alleged spine. since the cold war. washington is advising all us citizens to leave gods at

a moscow court, bundled even good coverage and much of the building. following his brief appearance, the sushi one, you rode pleaded not guilty to spying charges. but exactly what he's alleged to have done remains unclear. his lawyer says he wasn't even allowed in the courtroom remodeled for the wrong. i can't say anything because i haven't seen the charges filed against him. the elder, i'm convinced that my client could only of acted legal and only didn't judge coverage was arrested hundreds of kilometers away from moscow in the city of your catherine burg. he's believe to have been working on a story about local attitudes to the war and ukraine, but russian authorities claimed, gosh kevin was acting on behalf of the us to access state secrets, but he greets him malesky under the guise of journalistic activities. a journalistic visa and accreditation,

judging by the investigative measures taken against him, he was engaged in completely different activities, nasir ah, said shirley in lloyd's eagerness to gush coverage has been working in russia as a journalist since 2017. he's been with the wall street journal for just over a year, and the paper has been quick to condemn his wrist. in a statement they demanded his immediate release. other journalists also expressing the grave concerns. it has a chilling effect on frying journalist, especially western journalist. we try to inform international community international public opinion about the war and about what's going on in russia. cash given which is the highest profile american arrested in russia since basketball. a brittany greiner,

who spent 10 months in jail on drugs charges for now he will spend the next 2 months here in a pre trial detention center. his silence a 3rd, the blow to dwindling media freedoms in russia. earlier i talked to our moscow bureau chief, you're a shadows reporting from reagan now where our studio relocated after the debris was banned from russia. and i asked him to tell us more about his colleague, evan gosh, coach oh, i worked with the garage, kabbage write live relatively little. we had contact during the protestant capero, excuse the russian, far east region. but i know a great many colleagues who know very well, even as an extremely professional, passionate reporter who speaks perfect, russian, who has written many investigative reports for various western media. who is very nice, very friendly. i is a funny guy as well. he stayed in moscow after the start of the war and apparently wanted to report that this time on the russian private army wagner group,

until the auditors of the russians to this boy, ukraine. what happens next and what congress. gov, it's faint. even guess cabbage will be in custody in moscow until the end of may even investigation comes to the conclusion that he was actually spying any state secrets he could face between 10 and 20 years in prison. and the question is, nicole, whether the russians would exchange garish coverage for one of their people in jail in the west. and that's why some human rights activists in russia called arrest a hostage taking it's possible, given the history of past prisoner exchanges or the last one was of the us basketball star driver who was released in exchange with the convicted thrashing arms dealer. and there are still some other russians who could be considered at what have reactions to his arrest been in russia. what is remarkable that even gush cabbage is an american as

a fact that both of these spokeswoman for the minister of foreign affairs to her always saw her just in our report and to the kremlin spokesman midship s. gov showed a categorical reactions yesterday both and are indirectly claiming that even jessica, which was rightly arrested these reaction shows that the case may be at the highest level approved in the kremlin. and that that's a bad sign for all the other recorders. normal is a so called press office, there is responsible for supporting for reporters, especially they have worked with the authorities instead as a horrible claim to that gash, to which had done illegal things under the protection of his presentation. and now this is widely being read as intimidation tactics. where does it mean for the work of foreign journalists and russia? well, i think she's arrest outside of moscow is significant apart from the fact that there are some military effect terrace in the euro region where yvonne was researching as

this could happen in any part of russia. because of course, foreign journalists travel around the country, and of course, there are plenty of factories in russia that are more or less related to the defense industry. i to have travel a lot through russia, one reporting for the w mosque office and knew that i've been morning taught and it started at the hotel where i checked in as a foreigner. sometimes i saw a car following my team while shooting would also happened. is that the to the people i interviewed war later question to by the police. and i think this is the divorce, worst consequence over his underscore, which arrest colleagues in russia will find that even more difficult to talk to the people because the will be afraid of accusing her working with alleged spies. very interesting insights, uria shadow d w. 's mosque, purity of currently reporting from reagan. thank you. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says his country will never forgive those responsible for the horrors

inflicted on boucher that ukrainian town is marking a year now from its liberation after 5 weeks under russian control where ukrainian force is found about 30 kilometers from central. keith was a trail of devastation and evidence of possible war crimes. the images of civilian bodies strewn across the infamous jablonsky street and particular reverberated around the world. 12 months later, however, the move to hold those responsible to account is far from finished. now quick warning that this next report contains graphic images that some bureaus might find disturbing. well, this is boot shows jablonsky street a peaceful, unassuming place. and this is how it looked after the russians fled. one year ago. the bodies of civilians left to wrought on the road surrounded by shopping. that was never delivered. some with the hands boned. what's good

for them? you can see it for yourself. these are civilians read to me. this woman was carrying potatoes and snipers shocked them all on the head, out of boredom, wallace parker. how could this happen? how could this happen? to understand how this quiet, residential street turned into hell. you 1st have to meet the people who lived, died and survived. here. currently were men like me kilo roman jak, seen here trying to keep warm in the early days of the rush in occupation. not long after this video, he joined his niece, his boyfriend, who wanted to check up on his own father. mckayla never came home last year when the family found his body weeks later. you who lives we were citing,

and then the shooting started. we didn't see from where luck you want to see you. then there's all the album off once a welder who loved football. and we're all hero guilty. his wife irina describes how russian soldiers turned up there now destroyed home, and then ordered allah away. earlier, you know, wouldn't. so i thought, where is olay? i went outside and i saw he was lying than willy. they took him around the corner and put him on his knees and shot him in the head a little. elko on you. i stood next to him, luckily, and then fell to my knees lewis, eliza and the russians were sitting across the street. number we'll use those with the neighbor vladimir abrupt jenko was returning a borrowed bike when he was killed. a relative says that russian marksman fired their guns with impunity. was a brack, his neighbor wanted to take him away and marry him in the yard like so. his clothes

wouldn't be left lying on the street. but a sniper, when did the neighbor in the shoulder? the bullet went straight through him and asked and he fled. even in the days after the liberation bodies were discovered in sailors and mass graves to some 10 percent of the population killed and al mon, with long reign of terror. great president vladimir cholenski visited the town, his face edged with anguish in at the mazda. these are war crimes we school, and this will be recognized as genocide by the world in order to prosecute war crimes, ukrainian, and international investigators must 1st identify the culprit. never mind arrest them a painstaking task that may never succeed. who for nadia whose daughter was killed, justice will be served one way or another woman. don't. she used to be

nice and clean woodyard and there was order dishes. every one lived well. then these animals came and in one month they turned it into i don't know what may god punish them for the rest of their lives. people's guys, but the people of boucher may have begun to recover, but they nor the world will ever forget. katerina bas all as a ukrainian lawyer, specializing in humanitarian law and transitional justice. she is a senior lecturer at the national university of keith. good to see you. miss law boucher and all of ukraine. we just heard it and the report want to see justice. what's the status of the investigation into the crimes committed there by russian forces? good morning, i shall single out there at least 3 or justice avenues past your grains office of

the prosecutor general and its war crimes unit have open to more than a 2000 and conflict related proceedings starting from 2014. but of course, the majority of these cases have been opened and are being investigated after the full scale invasion. second, the international criminal court in the hague, that looks into the top international crimes. and in the case of ukraine, it's alleged crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. is also investigating and in a little bit more than a week ago, the international criminal court has issued to arrest warrants with respect to president legit, boynton and maria over the law. and finally, other states, based on the principle of universal jurisdiction, also opened their domestic proceedings into alleged war crimes perpetrated in

ukraine. because these are the crimes of the gravity and of the threat to the whole international rule of law. and so far, germany, sweden, netherlands, and a number of other countries have announce the opening of such investigations the way have already had such proceedings with respect, for instance, concerning syria. so these 3 main, main, international and domestic justice tracks are being pursued. but of course, both the investigation gathering the interview and of survivors, both in ukraine and those who have left the country. the invitation to survivors who are particularly traumatized, especially victims of sexual violence and torture. it all takes time. therefore, there have been already certain and domestic judgements within the court system of ukraine, but they have turned more so called straightforward cases. one,

for instance, the was a captcha already captured rash and prison, a war. and there was a very direct evidence witness evidence of him, for instance, shooting an armed, ukrainian civilian. and i'm speaking about the 1st tissue martin case, but in many cases where it's not that straightforward, sorry to jump in there. but how difficult is it to identify the perpetrators after they have withdrawn from where these alleged crimes took place? well, luckily there is much collaborating evidence that means that their victim and witness statements there is satellite imagery about the stationing of the forces and their dislocation. their menu also report in don by civilians who were present in those territories and also the captured russian prisoners the war. the quest denise and the main challenge is not about just capturing and adjudicating the cases of direct

but the tray just of level soldiers who raped or looted or tortured, but going up the level of command and seeing how much encouragement, complicity, or torrance from ross was top military and political command has been there and ease there. and this is the main procedural challenge in investigations at the moment. katrina was all thank you so much. thank you. and she is a reminder of our top story today. former us president donald trump's lawyers are negotiating the terms of hands arrest after a grand jury in new york voted to indict him. the 1st time of former or sitting u. s. president has faced a criminal indictment. his lawyers promise a quote, vigorous defense. at least 3500 worshippers have died after falling into a deep well within a temple in the central indian city of indoor over

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