u. s. health speaker this week, the 1st to take place in the united states in decades. a brief visit came despite warnings from china, which rejects taiwan, self governance, and views the island as part of its own territory. saying when was on her way back from central america when she made this strategic stop over in california. she was welcomed by us half because kevin mccarthy, despite china's explicit warning that the meeting should not take place. but the peer use the talks to present a united front against asians increasingly aggressive military posturing. the friendship between the people of taiwan and america as a matter of profound importance to the free world. and it is critical to maintain good ami freedom, peace, and regional stability. they also discussed speeding up arms deliveries from the u . s. to taiwan and highlighted the threats the island faces. the person and unwavering support. reassure the people of taiwan that we are not isolated as we are not. however, it is no secret that today the peace that we have maintained and the democracy which have wor

u. s health and human services secretary says the biden ministrations considering all options of texas judgeed to suspend the food and drug administration's approval of a medication abortion pill. that ruling drawing strong reaction across the us, including on capitol hill. cnn's elena train has more. the reaction from lawmakers has been pretty desperate after the court's decision was announced, democrats immediately started railing against the ruling. they held press conferences and spend the airwaves and some have even heaped pressure on president biden to ignore the judge's decision altogether. now republican lawmakers, meanwhile , have been far less outspoken, though we did hear from a few who are pressed on the issue during the sunday shows that includes congressman tony gonzalez, he's a republican from texas. who had pretty harsh words for the biden administration. here's what he had to say the administration wants to not not lead this ruling not live up to this ruling. then we're going to have a problem, and it may be a come a point where house republicans on the appropriation side ha

u. s. healthls continue to keep an eye on omicron sub variant called arc tourists joining us now for more inside as dr peter chin hang, who is an infectious disease expert at ucsf? good morning to you, doctor. morning andre peter talked a little bit about this new covid-19 strain called our tourists. how long has it been circulating around? so it's been around since january, the w h o is paying attention to and i think we in the us started paying attention to it over the weekend, actually , because the c d series released, uh uh, report showing that the prevalence of this new sub variant x p b 1.16 went from iran 2% 2, then 4% to around 7% of cases so that rate of increase is concerning, even though the number of cases overall in the u. s is kind of a record lure right now. so is this really something that should be concerning to people out there? but i think we should definitely pay attention to it. i think many people believe it will eventually result in an increase in cases. um, i'm pretty conf

u. s health and human services secretary says the biden administration is considering all options after a texas judge ruled to suspend the food and drug administration's approval of the medication abortion drug . the secretary explained the concern over the ruling to cnn's dana bash. you're not talking about just miss mitford cristo. you're talking about every kind of drug you're talking about our vaccines. you're talking about insulin. you're talking about the new alzheimer's drugs that may come on if a judge decides to substitute his preferences, personal opinion for that of scientists and medical professionals. what drug isn't subject to some kind of legal challenge to believe that an appeals court the supreme court, whatever court has to understand that this ruling by this one judge overturns not just access to mifid kristen, but possibly any number of drugs. what if they don't that's speculation that i think is not worth engaging in. are you taking it off the table that you will recommend the fda ignore? a ban . everything is on the table. the president said that way back when the

among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. western economic interests. people inside it. i don't that keep it to everybody did them. okay. yeah, yeah, you tuning correctly. so no, that's a little bit soft by medicare to the final goal of these thing. revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time time to sit down and talk who memory loss is unusual, forgetfulness, and a form of memory loss is an ability to recall past events with can be general. we're concerned some specific events solely in some cases the memory laws can extend back decades start an intensive course of memory recovery on r t ah .

u. s. system itself. and we are paying a terrible price right here in the united states today with one of the lowest levels of health care industry mortality. women's much maternity. you look at any of the figures. ready the u. s. is behind every other industrial country in the world. i actually ask you about that because this is something that i never really understand. i mean, if you look at structurally, at the american bunch of military stands spending and that's servicing the 2 biggest articles the, the government is spending upon and of you mentioned many of the social services maternity leave, you know, public health care, free education, employment protections. you know, those things that are considered basic and many other countries, you know, the american package compared to that is very, very modest. and you have many americans are still absolutely convinced of the superiority of the system. what is their believe based on why are the american so convinced that the, you know, the system is the best them that it needs to be imposed on the others? i don't know that they're so convinced. i know that the media

u. s. department of health and human services, which is responsible for placing migrate children with smart and you're also they also supposed to provide care and protect him from exploitation. then there's a department of labor. they have a duty to stop child labor violations to there's a lot of blame to go around and we've talked about the brokers who talked about the cooperation, but on the government side of things. who should we be looking at? yeah, it's a great question. so there are failures of protection, especially at the state and local level that i think haven't got as much attention through this reporting and through the outcry as they really deserve. so states like ohio and iowa and our arkansas as well have been reducing the standards for child labor made it easier for people to exploit child labor to profit from child labor, reducing the protections, reducing the need for children to have appropriate safety equipment. that's all political choices and those folks should be held accountable for those. in addition, state have really stepped back their enforcement of child labor

among several meetings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. western economic interest. people in sadie, i didn't that he did what i go by. they did them. okay. yeah, let me try to call her. so no, we just say low their soft power to the final goal of these seem revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. so look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to create trust rather than fear a with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot most protective phone existence with ah ah, us, is a danger to the world as it is. and cuz it has all this economic power that it uses for the military. these are sick and twisted people that care about nothing but money and power i. it's not even hate. i think i think they're indifferent. they just won't want to empowe

among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. weston economic interest. people in sadie, i don't know if it's what everybody did them. okay. yeah. yeah, you tuning coral activate sol. suite. that's a little, they're soft about whatever you get to the final goal of these thing revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross hoc were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. sometimes the law of unintended consequences kicks in with a vengeance take, for example, washington's addiction of sanctioning countries around the world for short term political gain. the unintended consequence is the weakening of the american greenback and american power with .

among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. western economic interest to pop in sadie. i do not see that. would i go by the democrats? yeah, during the training course. so no, we just say low their soft power america. the final goal of these seem revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, and i mean oh, fresh class is the route between israelis and palestinians near jerusalem after the idea rate, the cities al axa mosque for the 2nd time in 2 days for the muslim to out the shrine. also this out, what is your b, e for our country will continue to act as one of the sovereign and authoritative centers of world politics and fulfill the historically established mission of maintaining global balance and building a multi polar international system appears in st. russia will uphold international law and where is this you the actual pressure from some countries i think well can newly appointed and pass this morale.

among several of means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. weston, they can all make interest to pop in sadie. i didn't that he did to everybody. good them. okay. yeah, let me change color. so no, we just say low their soft power. i'm a gas. the final goal of these thing revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, british journalist kate turnbook has spent several months researching london's role in the war. a new crane. i mean north thing to i, britain's fingerprint, alive for it. again, it taught tallies very, very heavily with the lead talks from the craziness reported on which detail these wide ranging plans to cash here equipped to train the crating to carry up sabotaged me weeks before north stream too was was damaged. the royal debbie was formerly giving the ukrainians trading a jack sage lines using on the water trains. he agrees on much, not that he didn't do the whole no more than that. they should the site nautica didn't even go to you let us know sneesby us me over my list mugs bloomin

um such as free tuition through a s u online or mental health care or health care in general, starbucks says in the last fiscal year, it's invested more than a billion dollars in wages and training, bringing the average hourly pay to nearly $17.50 an hour nationally and with a range of $15 to $23 an hour robert ovitz , who teaches labor relations at san jose state university, says congress will have to step in to impact future labor disputes. one of the limitations of the way that starbucks workers and amazon workers or unionizing is they're doing one location at a time and so the companies could isolate them, they could theoretically settled with 300 starbucks occasions, but they've got another several 1000, just in the us alone denies that starbucks has broken any labor laws and says that they are well. going to negotiate with workers. the workers here in sunnyvale say that they will vote to unionize on april 21st lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news san jose police have arrested a man suspected of carrying out several violent crimes across the city, police say 33 year old raffaele morr

and there are concerns over impacts on human health and u. s. byte venezuelan opposition leader upon guido is expelled from colombia becoming yet another washington endorsed political figure, fallen from grace with july for my headquarters here in moscow, you're watching art international. my name is peter scott here with the top stories this. our thanks for joining us. now we start with news from central india as 10 police officers and a driver have reported it being killed in a car, bomb blast, according to authorities. now here's some of verified images circulating on social media. local media that have reported the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group, which has been involved in antique governments activity for decades. the police man killed were said to be returning from an anti most operation that was launched after intelligence reports will keep you updated on that story. ah oh, it's used to done now where violence has entered its 13th day, already claiming the lives of over 450 people with more than 4000 injured according

doesn't matter where we come from, what we look like, we are all part of louisville, lmpd, u of s, louisville healthwe are here for everyone i would like to thank everyone who has helped us today, i would like to thank the well wishes i have received personally and from our health care system from around the country support for people who have been through this around the country and know the pain that my team is currently facing, know the pain that the lmpd and ems teams are currently facing and will be with us because as, again, we are all louisvilleians i want to thank everyone for what they do for us every day. we are a wonderful and integral part of this city, and i'm proud to be part of u of l health, and u of l hospital. with that, thank you, and i'll turn it over for questions >> thank you very much, dr. smith. we're prepared to take a few questions from the media >> obviously everyone who had surgery today is still sedated no one is currently awake. it's very early in the process for the information. really the next 24 hours for all involved in this who required an operation are going to be

u. s. with concerns about her health. ah, so we begin in sudan where they once thriving cap. it's so hard to miss being described as a ghost town, but still being rocked by fighting despite the extension of a ceasefire. for another 3 days, more than 500 people had been killed, mostly civilians caught in the middle between war insides who continue to blame each other for the deepening crisis. rahile mohammed has more smoke billowing of a cartoon. evidence at this extended cease fire is no more reliable than those that went before each side accuses the other of violating the deal. the rapid support forces say the army has launched air strikes on its positions and it spread as far as west offers capital city, l janina with dozens of people, have been killed or to fighting erupted between arab armed groups and local civilians have taken up arms. the fighting continues to sent hundreds of thousands of people looking for safety across to don's borders, machine and indian travel blogger joint dozens of others, making the hours long journey to ethiopia from money. se of hard to belie

u. s secretary of health and human services javier becerra vowed that the biden administration would use every resource to protect a woman's right to reproductive health care. and i say this for every woman in america who may need to cristo method, kristen it's still legal for use. medford crystal is still available today. had we are going to do everything we can. within the legal process to ensure that that doesn't change but a clinics around the country it's a lot of uncertainty. they don't know what will happen next if they'll be able to keep giving their patients the best possible care. california announced today that they're amassing a stockpile of miss a prostitute. jake elizabeth cohen, thanks so much appreciate that we're going to stay on that story just in cnn has learned that the u. s state department has now declared a wall street journal reporter evan gershowitz, wrongfully detained by russia. officially that designation comes roughly 12 days after his arrest ahead. i'm going to speak with a close friend of gersh kovic about how the process has impacted any effort to bring hi

u. s secretary of health and human services javier basara vowed that the biden administration would use every resource to protect a woman's right to reproductive health care. and i say this. for every woman in america who may need cristo. method, kristen it's still legal for use. mifid crystal is still available today. had we are going to do everything we can within the legal process to ensure that that doesn't change but a clinics around the country it's a lot of uncertainty. they don't know what will happen next if they'll be able to keep giving their patients the best possible care. elizabeth cohen, cnn reporting. still ahead. intelligence secrets laid bare what a trove of leaked documents reveals about us spying efforts and how america's allies are responding. plus the u. s. state department takes a significant step in the effort to bring back a detained american reporter from russia. like his work. if you u have diabetes, getting on decks come is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks helps lower a a one c and t this covered by medicare befo

u. s. supreme court preserves access to a widely used abortion health. america's highest court rejected a lower court ruling which imposed restrictions on the drug. decision ensures continue to broad access to the hill. also coming up a major donor conference in germany, more than 50 countries pledge to continue their military support for you crate. the us says, ukraine's partners stand united in providing weapons for as long as it takes the class as ramadan. and a fragile truce begins and sit down, but witnesses, this se, there's no let up in the fighting. well then 400 people have now been killed as the army battles, paramilitary ra. ah . i'm all on soccer. it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has decided to preserve access to a popular abortion pill. the decision means that the drug with a prestone will continue to be broadly available in the united states. a conservative judge and texas suspended approval of the commonly used drug on the 7th of april, questioning its safety. the justice department of the bi administration filed an emergency appeal, asking the supre

u. s some mental health experts say these conversations are critical. add that timing is vital. it's recommended to not engage in gun violence, talk before school or right before bedtime. think about the overall maturity level of anxiety or depression for your child, and then adjust the amount of information you share . i tend to encourage curiosity based questions or mimicking the way your child has asked the question. so mommy, i'm scared% that something might happen at school. then reflect back. what is it that you're scared of? psychologists say each child is impacted in some way, whether it's our young kids who have experienced active shooter drills at school or older kids who maybe have access to their own devices and have seen the headlines and photos for themselves. 5 58 your time this morning the incredibly what winter we had is leading to a pretty spectacular spring. you can actually see some super blooms from space. the ceo of san francisco based aerospace company planet tweeted this picture of the carrizo plain in eastern san luis obispo cou

u. s. federal judges illustrate what health care for women now looks like without the protections.f roe v. wade. fallout from the move by tennessee republicans to expel two democratic lawmakers from the state house here with their supporters are planning to do next, and a show of force on all sides of taiwan. see how beijing is responding as officials from taipei and washington grow ever closer. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with goossen. so the abortion rights debate is once again front and center here in the united states. this time a fight is brewing over access to medication. abortion pills after federal courts issued conflicting rulings just minutes apart. the justice department and a drug manufacturer have already filed an appeal to reverse the decision that seeks to block the drugs. but also flores breaks down the two abortion rulings for us and their possible impact. there are two conflicting orders on abortion that is causing a lot of confusion in the united states. first there's one out of the state of texas a federal judge suspended the fda approval of an ab

um such as free tuition through a s u online or mental health care or health care in general, starbucks last fiscal year, it's invested more than a billion dollars in wages and training, bringing the average hourly pay to nearly $17.50 an hour nationally and with a range of $15 to $23 an hour robert ovitz, who teaches labor relations at san jose state university, says congress will have to step in to impact future labor disputes. one of the limitations of the way that starbucks workers and amazon workers or unionizing is they're doing one location at a time and so the companies could isolate them, they could theoretically settled with 300 starbucks occasions, but they've got another several 1000 just in the us alone. charleston eyes that starbucks has broken any labor laws and says that they are willing to negotiate with workers. the workers here in sunnyvale say that they will vote to unionize on april 21st greg about over labor continues . lamonica peters there in sunnyvale force tonight, lamonica. thank you. former san jose mayor sam liccardo says he couldn't be more excited to be te

u. s. and by regional powers. also, the world health organization has warned of a high risk of an extremely dangerous biological hazard. after the national public laboratory containing infectious disease samples was seized by fighters, the united nations refugee agency is warning up to 270000 people could flee the neighboring chad and self sudan in khartoum. and i'm dorman, dozens of people have been waiting to board buses trying to escape the conflict. foreigners also continue to leave sudan, the united kingdom is the latest country to be undertaking an airlift of citizens on tuesday. many people, though are improvising their own escape routes, including traveling to port sedan, to leave by c. hebert morgan is live in khartoum. ever. let's start with these recent reports of a hospital being hit by shilling. what do you know about that? well that hospital in the is in the twin city of on demand and the twin city of the cap is unheard of tomb where there has been intense artillery strikes from the early hours of tuesday morning despite t

u. s. state of florida have motor to ban abortions after 6 weeks. no rule makes exceptions for cases of rape incest, or a health risk to the mother. prohibition takes effect when few women realize that they are actually pregnant. public and governor, randa santas is expected to sign the bill until law o former u. s. president donald trump has been question for hours as part of a civil lawsuit related to business practices at his company. the action buying new york's attorney general alleges that trump and others misled banks and business associates with false information. it's one of many legal cases facing the former president as he seeks re election in 2024. brazilian president lula da silva, has criticized the widespread use of the u. s. dollar and the world economy during a visit to china. president made the remarks at the inauguration of the next head of the new development bank set up by countries challenging us dominance. lola's also set to meet china as president, she duping attentions flare around. ty wander when he's foreign minister. and alina babel has said, berlin is working with its allies to prev

u. s. data broker was offering information on smartphone users that connected them to the health care provider, planned parenthood. this is an organization that provides abortion advice, and can also carry out the procedure on location. the data being sold by the data broker showed how long a woman had visited a center and where she traveled from. no wonder then that experts are warning users to be extra cautious with period trucking ups. so whenever you download a map, make sure to take a closer look at the privacy settings and where possible don't allow your data to be shared with 3rd parties, especially in the health apps, because they manage some of the most sensitive data we own. when it comes to diagnosis, many current smartphones can be a powerful tool thanks to their high on cameras and sances, and they can help us keep a closer eye on our own health. nonetheless, we also clearly still need doctors, not least because study shall many people distrust a i, even if they know it can out the form doctors. what about you? have you ever been treated using a i or how would you feel about it? l

still ahead on al jazeera fears grow about the health of u. s. lender 1st republic as investors appear to lose trust in the struggling bank in sport action from the n b a. playoffs is the denver nuggets progressed to the next that's coming up with for rece late of his cell. ah, from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is coming. oh, now does it t they nadine us with one tour global perspective. mm. oh. a watching else. as a reminder of our headline, this, our humanitarian situation in sit in is becoming more dire. as fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapids support forces isn't it's 12 day people are running out of food, water and medicine, people escaping the violence of already arrived in chad, saudi arabia. so sedan and ethiopia, but some are having problems crossing borders without permits. so sarah, sitting mohammed is sidney's british, and her father is missing in cartoon. she joins us from manchester. sar

u. s. with concerns about her health, grow pop out with thoughts are, are shelves or take poll positions before when one of john gold 3. i'm talking to coach stephen, come back from to go down to get magic united in the english premier league to keep their european hopes alive. ah, hello, we begin this news. our incident where the once thriving capital cartoon is being described as a ghost town. but still be rocked by fading, despite the extension of a cease fire for another 3 days. more than 500 people have been killed, mostly civilians caught in the middle between war and sides who continued to blame each other for the deepening crisis. where hila mohammed begins are coverage, smoke billowing of a cartoon. evidence at this extended cease fire is no more reliable than those that went before each side accuses the other of violating the deal. the rapid support forces say the army has launched airstrikes on its positions. and it spread as far as west offers capital city, l janina with dozens of people, have been killed off to fighting erupted between arab armed groups and local civilians have tak

u. s. and other economies worldwide. and part of restoring health is restoring a certain degree of self sufficiency to all the economies, or, you know, reasonably size trading blocks worldwide. and in that context, i think they're quite receptive to what i'm suggesting. we haven't, i haven't talked with any of these legislators about the current war itself or about us sanctions or anything like that that, that i think all of their boats in that connection have to be sort of understood in relation to the politics of washington. and that's just not something that i'm very much engaged in, but there's something connected there because of course, that money is being recycled through these big multinational weapons companies. and you want money to go into infrastructure. and if you want to create that order key that you speak of i'm, i mean, i don't know where to start or whether to be ironic about joe biden, talking about rail links on the east coast of the united states when i'm talking to you from dubai. and the whole of the middle east is engaged in

u. s. and some other countries introduced, introduced to how they called health sanctions against russia. it didn't help much, but that tells us that they are not reliable. their financial system is not something that we can rely upon knowing that they are at anytime they can switch off or other switched off the international, the payment system. i that's a dollar transactions are not reliable anymore. they sanctioned the door itself because now the dollar cannot travel to russia officially. so we have to find ways to how to know how to move to a new system or for over exchanges with countries that are friendly to us. and we need to find a not with the 22nd of february 2020 to we've been speaking that we need to get the rice, the world economy before it's and we want we want to involve for local currency, the country's currencies, more within the trade with russia, we do it successfully with china, with, with other countries. we need to know to come of that, that are narcotic, her narcotic the needle, the door represents the south african senior officials coming to moscow to discuss the n

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health service. the philippines, the u. s. have launch their largest ever joined military drills. more than 17000 troops are participating in the exercises, which will take part over the next 2 weeks. north korea's leader can john own, has called for his country to expand war deterrence capabilities in a more offensive way. he says it's in response to what he calls aggression by south korea and the u. s. the news hour is at the top of the hour. i'll see you then. it's back to al jazeera investigations, an assassination attempt on a tobacco tycoon. simon rutland is one of cimbawe boys, richest men. he runs a money laundering operation through his company gold leaf tobacco. they call him the boss. you have no idea money. let's go ahead. gold leaf is one of southern africa's largest cigarette produces is i didn't realize it. i had made so many people angry me. what is it? so it was happening. it burst it kin 1000000 for ration grand. it's a $1000000.00 just stood out there. you don't have a $1000000.00 in your bag. i can't fight back previously on gold mafia, rutland makes a fortune

what new numbers reveal about the health of the u. s economy. right after the break. we take a look at some high temperatures today that we're right up there in the low nineties back with the weekend forecast coming up. midday on the san joaquin river near bernales. it's in the eighties going to over 90. and that means there'll be a lot more water coming down the river give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $800 prepaid card. comcast business. powering possibilities™. form. in walnut creek, where people were out, enjoying the sunshine and looking for a little shade also to relax in, and this is what it looked like the berkeley marina. some people around on the water and oth

and for more on the health of the u. s economy here with me now is federal reserve and economy reporter for the new york times. janice smiling, jenna. good to have you so let's walk through some. some of the indicators some of the variables that we learned this week the personal consumption expenditures price index something that we only talk about once a month. excluding food and energy, increased 0.3% down from the 0.5% from the earlier report. how important of a single metric is this to the fed? and what do you make of that number 0.3% from january so this is a very important number for the fed in the sense that this is their favorite measure of inflation, and so i think it is good news that it slowed down that said. i think it's important to note that we have a long time before the feds next meeting. it doesn't happen until may. we'll get more information on inflation before that, and so i think the real key here is to see whether this slowdown is sustained. you know whether this is a signal that really things are star

stranded saying they don't have access to basic health services. iran's army, his east marshall islands, flight oil tanker in international waters. u. s. navy imported the seizure of a ship in the gulf of oman and satellite tracking shows it to be just north of muskrat. on thursday, ron's army says the seizure followed a collar collision between one of its vessels and the turkish managed tanker. the advantage suite injuring several crewmen to still missing article heinously. well, as always, when it comes to stories that come out between the u. s. at around, they're telling very different stories. so from the u. s. navy's perspective, they say the 5th leave, i heard a distress call at 150 local time and that the, the crew said that the ship was being sees being boarded they later but of a poseidon. and they said that he believed it was the rainy and maybe that did that . now, ransford heard it said the night before. one of its ships collided with an unnamed ship ad server. 2 other sailors were missing. 3 were injured, as are not exactly clear because the timing doesn't line up and the events don't seem to line up. south korean preside

u. s ambassador yesterday. it is their first visit since he was arrested on spying charges two weeks ago. she says gersh covic is in relatively good spirits and in good health. the family of former marine paul whelan says he feels abandoned by the u. s. for being detained in russia for more than four years, like herskovitz, whaling was charged with spying, and he's worried he'll be passed over again for another jailed american, his brother says wieland's resilience is shaken. i think that the latest detention of an american by the kremlin has shaken that so that he's not only less hopeful, but i think really concerned that that he may be going back through a process that has happened a number of times now, where americans can brought home because of concessions us government makes, but paul doesn't come home administration is vowing to pursue every avenue for wieland's released but his sister says meetings with the state department have not been fruitful to chinese americans are facing conspiracy and other charges for allegedly operating in a legal police station in new york city. prosecutors claim it was run out of a building near new york's chinatown and