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 was used to harass and intimidate chinese dissidents in the u. s. this case is a further example of the audacious activities that the government of china has carried out right here on american soil. court papers say the two suspects activities were overseen by china's ministry of public security to the case against fox news headed to trial today. it could be a landmark case when it comes to holding the media accountable for false statements. abc s lindsey watson's covering this trial in delaware lindsay good morning. good morning, rhiannon in just a few hours. the largest media trial in decades is set to begin with reputations and more than a billion dollars on the line. this morning, the $1.6 bil

in fact, she speaking to reporters right now, the sister of paul wieland who's been held up by the russians now for more than 4 years. he has been sentenced to a 16 year term. she's speaking to reporters at the security council, stakeout, the 2nd general of the united nations, antonio terrace, is now speaking to the security council. what are you expecting from the russian foreign minister, sir gay lover off today? well, this is a pattern that we've seen many times before since the start of the war in ukraine over the last year that russia very much attacks on the issues where some would normally think perhaps it's vulnerable. so they have chosen this sir james, a suggestion defense are you in kindergarten and in the united nations, civilians must be able to access food, watson and other, the central supplies and evacuate from combat songs. i am in constant contact with the parties to the conflict, and i have called on down to the escalate tensions and to the current to the negotiating table. will continue our efforts with our partners to secure a permanent hauled to the fighting as soon as

so obviously, you know, the sister of paul wheelan paul wieland's been imprisoned for so long now, years and years. former u. s. marine wrongfully detained in russia, she released a video expressing frustration at her brother's continued imprisonment in russia. take a look. job is to get paul whelan home. but what is being conveyed right now to the wheel and family with these red lines and talks of impossible trades is that not only is paul weiland worth less than some russian criminal, he is ultimately worth less than other americans. paul whelan deserves better than he is getting for results. he has the white house attention to his case, and now he needs the white house to get the job done. obviously referring to trevor reid and brittney griner, who were imprisoned too long but less time than their than her brother. indeed this is a tough one. i understand her frustration. i've been talking to elizabeth for almost three years now. i've been talking to paul whelan. paul and i talked as early as last monday. we spent 15 minutes on the phone. and frankly, i brought up evan's case. i told

evan gershkovich and paul wieland.minister says that moscow would discuss a possible swap once the trial for curse. good pitch is over. well, the city of minneapolis will play will pay nearly 9 million dollars to settle 2 lawsuits involving former police officer derek chauvin who was convicted in the murder of george floyd. john pope and soya code claimed that chauvin pressed his knee into their necks in separate incidents last year because before the same tactic was used in the death of floyd in 2020 minneapolis police chief brian o'hara called chauvin a, quote, national embarrassment and a quote cancer to the whole department. chauvin is currently serving a sentence of more than 20 years in prison for floyd's murder. >> it's a 51 and former president donald trump answered questions for nearly 7 hours in a deposition as part of a business fraud case against him. the lawsuit against mister trump also includes 3 of his children and the whole trump organization. new york attorney general letitia james says that trump and

s sector of state has said the white house has put forward a serious proposal to secure paul wieland's release and that they're committed to bringing him home. but elizabeth whelan tells cnn the family's worried that the u. s may leave paul behind again if prisoners are swapped in the future. supporters of jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny fear he's been poisoned again. navalny was in court for two hearings on friday. his team says prison officials were forced to call an ambulance last week to treat him for severe stomach pain and that he's been losing weight of only was poisoned with the possible nerve agent back in 2020, his allies fear he's being poisoned again gradually in small doses. we'll be right back. compared with other choose one verb ectoo chew protects from fleas and ticks for 12 weeks, nearly three times longer used with caution and dogs with the history of seizures or neurological disorders. protection that lasts longer. bravo bravo, ecto bravo! you t me, you're it. imagine a world with no ama for the guarantee of high quality promotional items delivered on