anna says alexey has been held here for 10-months. he was taken into custody by federal agents while applying for asylum. he and his family defected from russia to the united states, fearing retaliation from the russian government... after his business partner spoke out about political corruption in his home country.mother anna lange-soto- "and, then, the partner's having spoken about it, implicated alexey. not because he had done anything, but because he was a partner there." anna has yet to tell her two young children where their father really is. she told them he's on a long business trip, but as time goes on, that story isn't holding up.anna tutckaia/wife- "he would be the one who would bring them to school, and get them out of school and bring to all the activities. read with them. i mean, he was like a mom to them, because i was super busy studying and working." now she's unclear if she'll ever see her husband again here in america... because being deported is a very real possibility. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news

anna says alexey has been held here for 10-months.he was taken into custody by federal agents while applying for asylum. he and his family defected from russia to the united states, fearing retaliation from the russian government... after his business partner spoke out about political corruption in his home country.mother anna lange-soto- "and, then, the partner's having spoken about it, implicated alexey. not because he had done anything, but because he was a partner there." anna has yet to tell her two young children where their father really is. she told them he's on a long business trip, but as time goes on, that story isn't holding up.anna tutckaia/wife- "he would be the one who would bring them to school, and get them out of school and bring to all the activities. read with them. i mean, he was like a mom to them, because i was super busy studying and working." now she's unclear if she'll ever see her husband again here in america... because being deported is a very real possibility. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news,

anna says alexey has been held here for 10-months.tody by federal agents while applying for asylum. he and his family defected from russia to the united states, fearing retaliation from the russian government... after his business partner spoke out about political corruption in his home country.mother anna lange-soto- "and, then, the partner's having spoken about it, implicated alexey. not because he had done anything, but because he was a partner there." anna has yet to tell her two young children where their father really is. she told them he's on a long business trip, but as time goes on, that story isn't holding up.anna tutckaia/wife- "he would be the one who would bring them to school, and get them out of school and bring to all the activities. read with them. i mean, he was like a mom to them, because i was super busy studying and working." now she's unclear if she'll ever see her husband again here in america... because being deported is a very real possibility. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news, coming up kron 4 new

anna says alexey has been held here for 10-months.aken into custody by federal agents while applying for asylum. he and his family defected from russia to the united states, fearing retaliation from the russian government... after his business partner spoke out about political corruption in his home country.mother anna lange-soto- "and, then, the partner's having spoken about it, implicated alexey. not because he had done anything, but because he was a partner there." anna has yet to tell her two young children where their father really is. she told them he's on a long business trip, but as time goes on, that story isn't holding up.anna tutckaia/wife- "he would be the one who would bring them to school, and get them out of school and bring to all the activities. read with them. i mean, he was like a mom to them, because i was super busy studying and working." now she's unclear if she'll ever see her husband again here in america... because being deported is a very real possibility. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news, ( robin

now hear from alexei going to shift just very shortly who is there alexei finds buzzing now. buzzing to hear what's going to happen from the game always to you have a with is going to face france i was that must feel like an. incredible atmosphere and you know cazan is actually one of the luckiest city in the world cup if you think about it because the last of the round of last sixteen the first game of the knockout stages which was argentina against france was played in this stadium right here but today it's the final game and it was a crack that game promises to be that is brazil against belgium now brazil are obviously five time when as all of the world cup they are very much looking to win it for the sixth time in the final in luzhniki in moscow in just about a week from now belgium is also one of the favorites they've been a very impressive side in the store and winning all three of their group stage games and then producing grazie performance against japan being two goals down and winning givenchy three two scoring and basically in the last minute of the game so from th

anna says alexey has been held here for 10-months.ng retaliation from the russian government... after his business partner spoke out about political corruption in his home country.mother anna lange-soto- "and, then, the partner's having spoken about it, implicated alexey. not because he had done anything, but because he was a partner there." anna has yet to tell her two young children where their father really is. she told them he's on a long business trip, but as time goes on, that story isn't holding up.anna tutckaia/wife- "he would be the one who would bring them to school, and get them out of school and bring to all the activities. read with them. i mean, he was like a mom to them, because i was super busy studying and working." now she's unclear if she'll ever see her husband again here in america... because being deported is a very real possibility. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news, ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... a 2-year-old died after being trapped in a hot car in sacramento. the sacramento

soviet olympic football champion alexei put in a call of says this will be a holiday game for russia but if they win they do pull off a win he'll be straight on the phone to his chum croatian coach delage. team's manner of playing differs from spain spain try to keep the ball they don't like risk but the croatians do players like luka moderates try to catch the second to last pass to finish the attack i think facing croatia will be much harder for russia because their style is different. well i will say that he's a nice person a good friend we are constantly in touch. and church airsoft are almost the same age i think they're both dark horses and neither of them has been on the national team before russia's victory was unexpected but croatia's victories are predictable croatia always play well. the russian national team is hard to predict for everyone for me personally they're unpredictable if we win it'll be good i'll be able to call dullish the next day and say we got you if they win and he calls me i think i won't pick up the phone. now russian football fans are crossing my finger

organizers have hailed the tournament as a huge success saying it has improved the country's image abroad alexei stark and c.e.o. of the world cup organizing committee said perceptions of russia have changed with the country showing itself as open hospitable and welcoming pre-tournament fears a fraud of racism and hooliganism proved unfounded as russia welcomed more than one million foreigners in the past month. the stage of the tour de france is well underway on bastille day cycling fans will be hoping for another exciting finish after dutchman denon one of a hen charged to victory on stage seven on friday he saw off the favorites to burst to the front of the peloton and trial. the two was seven the stage was also its longest taking the ride as the two hundred thirty one kilometers from food shared in brittany to shot to the temple wasn't particularly high attempts to break away from the peloton towards the end of the stage will cost and the leading writers pulled back. at this point the sprint specialists got ready for a dash to the finish on the home stretch fernando governor. tried to slow b

experience that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nebula was a deputy economy mr alexei khujand a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly alvira now. as mark gelman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis c

ok we'll check in with you a bit later that alexey thanks for that let's go over to a sally who's at the fam fest i'm guessing it's a pretty charged atmosphere where you all. wanted it already there are tens of thousands of people gathered here at the best it must go and many of the most loyal of them actually not lucky enough to get one of the very french tickets to the list they keep later on today in less than an hour actually don't you know but all will the same one of these people here not just russians it should be said about so many other countries as well but arsene egyptian. people continued on to people from brazil one of them wearing brazil waving russian. showing u.s. support will the host nation close to blow the game over to do to go play today we've been. in the front loading the russians on the spot to run well off slightly about how it's going to turn over that. let's see. this is going to that this was the good. little bit that he what this way at the. and i did so i did with. the piece that was the icing. on the. nose you know what i said out there was a lot he tho

company to give sworn testimony in a lawsuit brought by a russian tech guru alexey good whatever he filed a defamation suit against the dossier is also along with buzz feed the media company that released it r.t. samir khan has the story. but fusion g.p.s. will now have to answer questions regarding its role in compiling the still dossier be very dossier that made headlines a world wide for its unverified salacious allegations about donald trump before his inauguration now lawyers will be able to ask a fusion g.p.s. representatives about its clients how they verify their claims and why they hired christopher steele and they'll also have the opportunity to find out the nature of the firm's interactions with government officials and media outlets now the russian entrepreneur is a lawyer who filed these claims against policy and still called it a victory this ruling given everything that we had hoped for after a year of trying everything they could think of to avoid being deposed fusion is finally going to have to sit down and answer our questions fusion g.p.s. hasn't revealed any informatio

he's basically the judge what he's put all of the sound side of alexei people are saying it's the best well cup ever i didn't finish batting well that's the first that i. have been part of as organizers so it's hard to compare but if we're happy to have a lot of positive feedback a lot of positive reaction in the social media. facebook instagram all kinds of accounts that worried that we're happy that russia became home for many fans and players. so how it's all panned out right now just one much away in that it is all over how does it live up to your expectations but everything that we planned has been implemented successfully implemented all the little and big things that we had in mind worked very well and id free transport. free shuttles you name it so we did not we're quite astounded at the popularity of our fan fests our site to the red square has been enormously popular. so have we known that we may may have some from some bigger bigger sites but but in general it's all relative success so. looking ahead then russia twenty eighteen do you think after what you've just said it's p

to give sworn testimony in a lawsuit brought by a russian tech guru alexey goober if he has filed a defamation suit against the report's author along with a media company that released it but it's faint group of claims he's been falsely accused in the dossier of being a russian intelligence officer with a trumpet russian report also known as the stable dos there is a private intelligence report it does contain allegations of collusion between donald trump's presidential campaign and also the russian government the dossier was published in full by buzz feed last january. as more of the story but fusion g.p.s. will now have to answer questions regarding its role in compiling the still dossier a.p. very dossier that made headlines a world wide for its unverified salacious allegations about. before his inauguration now lawyers will be able to ask a fusion g.p.s. representative about its clients how they verify their claims and why they hired christopher steele and they'll also have the opportunity to find out the nature of the firm's interactions with government officials and media outlets now the

and soviet olympic football champion alexei pretty call predicts this will be a holiday game for russia but if they do pull off a win he'll be straight on to the phone to his chum croatian coach black as glasgow delage. as for the. team's manner of playing differs from spain spain try to keep the ball they don't like risk but the croatians do players like to look a moderate try to catch the second to last pass to finish the attack i think facing croatia will be much harder for russia because their style is different but it. doesn't look like i will say that he's a nice person a good friend we are constantly in touch. and churches saw for almost the same age i think they're both dark horses and neither of them has been on the national team before russia's victory was unexpected but croatia's victories are predictable croatia always play well. the russian national team is hard to predict for everyone for me personally they're unpredictable if we win it'll be good i'll be able to call dulwich the next day and say we got you if they win and he calls me i think i won't pick up the phone now

experience that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nab ilana was a deputy economy mr alexei kudrin a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts for chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly elvira in abilene as martin gilman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of t

anna tutckaia's (toot-sky-uh) husand alexey has been here for ten months.ng him elsewhere could cripple their family.anna tutckaia/wife of detainee- "i see my husband weekly here in the detention center -- it is through the glass. we cannot touch eachother. but at least we can see eachother. but currently, like if he's detained, i won't be able to visit him because i have two little kids. i don't have enough funds to go anywhere." deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory when the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up... the home featured in the t-v show "full house" has become a nuisance for some neighbors...we'll explain what they want the city to do about it. (ácommercialá) migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and... migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even star. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 o

experience that crisis for instance the head of the central bank elvira nebula was a deputy economy mr alexei khujand a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be another crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think.

host cities we've got a piece all about initially not the world for france this is your quote and alexey jarosz have ski in cousin west five time world cup winners brazil meet belgian guys thank you peter first two years with just an hour to go into the game tell us about the atmosphere what's going on around you right now. well the atmosphere is really heating up here in asia you know get out ahead of the last quarter final clash between order quite and from set both sets of supporters that they. see belching out their songs getting the dunces going is a band playing just behind me as an interim two games of football being going on i would say the chances. blue and the mossy is have been probably had the loudest but the only quien fans of being nicked at being giving their best as well what has been interesting is the local subpool to your new show you know it's good old seems to be mostly on side with the french where is what we've seen is the funds from all across the americas coming together to go to why that's been very nice dicky for yourself as a football fan to see to see people

to give sworn testimony in a lawsuit brought by a russian tech guru alexei guber of has filed a defamation suit against the dossiers all along with the media company released it buzz feed the document claimed the entrepreneur's firms used viruses and malware to infiltrate the systems of the democratic national committee and also claims that goober have worked for the russian intelligence services he value mentally denies all accusations. go live as washington our correspondent there samir a can joins me said mirah what does this ruling mean. well fusion g.p.s. will now have to answer questions regarding its role in compiling the still dossier the trump russia dossier the very dossier that made headlines worldwide for its unverified salacious allegations about donald trump before his inauguration lawyers will be able to ask a fusion g.p.s. representatives about its clients how they verify their claims and why they hired christopher steele and they'll also be able to find out the nature of the firm's interactions with government officials and media outlets the russian entrepreneurs lawyer wh

world cup semifinal correspondent now monies to make his way out and we can see lots of fans doing so alexei it was a thrilling game for so many different reasons had to be only one winner croatian fans must be absolutely thrilled that the first ever final. there they are indeed absolutely thrilled but i have to say. you would expect the english fans to be in despair about this result you know they went so far they were so close to reaching the final the first final in so many years yet they failed at the last hurdle but i was walking around the stadium chatting to english fans and one guy particular from birmingham he was an eloquent as you can possibly be on the matter he said we never expected to be this far in the world cup semifinal the first in twenty eight years we were that we were very close to winning we're very close to getting to the final but we couldn't make it the last hurdle but we still should be proud of the way the team has performed and that is indeed true and you know what it actually reminds me of another team which some may say over performed in this world cup which is

lessons learned i think will probably learn as you know after now have a sit down with people like alexey who has been fantastic the head of the i.o.c. and sort of learn from them some of the challenges that they've had but you know for us it's really trying to meet the standard you know this set the bar very high and and obviously you know we have a lot of experience in hosting international vents on our continent but in the same token you know was an opportunity sit down with them you know in a more quiet time after the final and see what the lessons learned that they've had whether it be from a transportation standpoint security standpoint or any other hospitality so i'm sure there always is lessons learned it doesn't matter when you put on a bag but i think that to be honest you know the first reaction is they set the bar very high you don't have three. months will. count you know what are you looking to get out of hosting the world cup is it to promote canada to the world is it to develop infrastructure in football and what are the key things you want to take out of it you know for m

was a deputy economy mr alexei kudrin a close putin advisor and chairman of the accounts of chamber was a deputy finance minister german graf the chief executive officer of the state controlled sperm bank was a deputy minister of state property these people want to make sure that it never happens again on their watch so long as this economic team is in charge there won't be a crisis and russia people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more quote critical of russia the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison certainly all biran abilene as mark gelman goes on to say he says they have really brought home the lesson of that crisis consider the oil shock of twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen as t

was at the national stadium and all teams alexy irish eskies been ducking the thundering downpour alexei the rain doesn't seem to be troubling the fans behind it. well you can say that but clearly there are a lot of very wet and very sad creations walking behind me very wet and very jubilant french walking behind me sets up you'll say money for the moment you can hear that in the crowd the french have done it again after twenty years they are lifting the six kilograms of gold above their heads in luzhniki and obviously this is something not completely unexpected many pundits have said that they were one of the favorites to win this but this happened now this is official france is the twenty eight thousand feet a world cup champion here in russia have to say you have to hand it to the creation's in the stadium at the ninety first minute being four two down they still cheer their team on they arrive in large numbers they were partying old through saturday night in moscow and their support in the stadium was nothing short of phenomenal same goes to the lib loo camp they were very very loud

and he joins us now while alexei imagine how happy those fans must have been and still just trying to explain to us what it's like to have been amongst it. i cannot believe it myself let alone these fans i mean everyone is in a state of happy shock i would describe it like that it's absolutely incredible what just happened and after the final penalty missed by spain and when the blast rushed into the pitch the stadium erupted in probably the loudest noise i've ever heard on this ground and i'm talking about losing a key that's my childhood stadium i went to for a lot of games even including where peter schmeichel played back in the day against spots at moscow i've never heard this loud the atmosphere was absolutely scintillating on top of urging the team forward i mean russia wasn't attacking that much as we saw but when it did the whole stadium was just going ballistic and even every tackle that russian defenders and russian midfielders won against the spanish players was greeted with tribulation and applause this is something absolutely incredible i've been talking for a while now t

to leave their homes with the worst flooding recorded in the city of kyoto in japan's southern tip alexey o'brien reports. across half the nation a sea of muddy water flooding has ripped japan and two with central and southern regions largely submerged. the death toll has steadily climbed an elderly man was swept into a swollen river and hiroshima homes have collapsed and landslides have buried at least ten people. east to west from kyoto south dozens of people a missing whenever a night out of an i offer my deepest condolences to the victims and my sympathies to all people who have been affected. in central and southern regions one point six million people have been handed evacuation orders another three million have been advised to leave the heavy rain is forecast until monday. heavy rain will continue in the area from western to eastern japan and it will be historic during fall which could be the heaviest rain ever recorded nearly fifty thousand police firefighters and civil defense personnel have been deployed kyoto's riverside promenade a major tourist spot was shot when the cow more

anna tutckaia's (toot-sky-uh) husand alexey has been here for ten months. she says moving him elsewhere could cripple their family.anna tutckaia/wife of detainee- "i see my husband weekly here in the detention center -- it is through the glass. we cannot touch eachother. but at least we can see eachother. but currently, like if he's detained, i won't be able to visit him because i have two little kids. i don't have enough funds to go anywhere." deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory when the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) we have new information about a man who police say attacked his wife with a chainsaw infront of their children. now police are saying the los angeles man had been deported from the u.s. 11 times. an immigration and customs enforcement spokeswoman says 32-year-old alejandro alvarez- villegas is a "serial immigration violator." police arre

opposition leader alexei navali was arrested while leading protests against the russian president.h of this was not seen on russian television. ♪ >> for 94% of russia, their main source of news is television. if it didn't happen on television, it didn't happen. >> putin controls television. >> there's absolutely no critical words about vladimir putin on the russian airwaves -- none, not one word. >> putin controls everything in russia. >> putin has an untrammeled authority. >> i don't see any checks on his power. >> he is able to make singular, rapid decisions. the absolutism there is unlike anything i've ever seen in russia. >> all that power is propped up by an astonishing approval rating, over 80%. and that's according to american pollsters. >> donald trump wins the presidency. >> but when the united states elected a new president, it looked like russia had fallen for a new leader. there were toasts all over moscow. at the parliament, known as the duma. on talk shows. and at bars. [ laughter ] ♪ we are the champions ♪ of the world >> but one man seemed utterly unsurprised by tru

anna tutckaia's (toot-sky-uh) husand alexey has been here for ten months.him elsewhere could cripple their family.anna tutckaia/wife of detainee- "i see my husband weekly here in the detention center -- it is through the glass. we cannot touch eachother. but at least we can see eachother. but currently, like if he's detained, i won't be able to visit him because i have two little kids. i don't have go anywhere."deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory who are in here their families."the detainees bond... philippe djegal, news. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero....francisco's at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. a slight warming trend is forecast to start sunday into early next week in the bay area. daytime highs are expected to be near or slightly above seasonal normal during this time, expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. monsoonal moisture will return for the second half of th

anna tutckaia's (toot-sky-uh) husand alexey has been here for ten months. elsewhere could cripple their family.anna tutckaia/wife of detainee- "i see my husband weekly here in the detention center -- it is through the glass. we cannot touch eachother. but at least we can see eachother. but currently, like if he's detained, i won't be able to visit him because i have two little kids. i don't have enough funds to go anywhere." deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory when the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) two people are behind bars this morning accused of stealing a sacramento fire truck. the joy ride lasted two hours and took police on a chase through three counties. it all started in sacramento county while firefighters were working on a brush fire. police say a man jumped into the truck and drove off... stopping to pick up a woman and then led police thro

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when riker gamble, alexei leica, and his girlfriend megan scraper died after accidentally plunging nearly 100 feet over a canadian waterfall. according to officials, the three were swimming on tuesday in one of the pools at the top of shannon falls and walking along a ledge before they fell. scraper reportedly slipped first and the two men were also swept away trying to save her. the terrain complicated the recovery of the bodies. there has been a sharp increase in emergency calls since a nearby ot dough la opened says john will contact of squamish search and russ skew. >>> it's a beautiful area but along with that comes some pretty severe ter rain, and unless people are educated, equipped, trained to access some of these areas, i has potential for great risk. >> reporter: last year game bebl, lyakh, and another member of high on life were banned from u.s. federal land after pleading guilty to violations at four national parks. the three who were killed made a living on social media traveling the world. scraper said it was a life most people can only dream of. >> it's intense and you don'

anna tutckaia's (toot-sky-uh) husand alexey has been here for ten months.the detention center -- it is through the glass. we cannot touch eachother. but at least we can see eachother. but currently, like if he's detained, i won't be able to visit him because i have two little kids. i don't have enough funds to go anywhere." deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory when the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( terisa ) a big story this morning... another shooting on a bay area freeway. this one happening over the weekend on interstate 80 near the gilman street exit in berkeley. c-h-p says the shooting happened just after 3 saturday morning. three people were shot... they all drove themselves to the hospital. c-h-p had the frfeeway shut down for several hours. this morning the shooter is still on the loose. ( terisa ) this morning... 3 people are recovering after a 10-car-

two of the groups members, alexey lyakh and ryker gamble, along with lyakh's girlfriend, megan scraperlls. police say trouble began at shannon falls north of vancouver on tuesday, when scraper slipped first. the two men trying to help her but were also overcome by the raging current. >> they went into one of the pool systems that is up there to go swimming. and three of them were walking onhe edg >> reporter: the group's fellow members speaking out on the loss in a new video overnight. >> they lived every single day to it fullest. they stood for positivity, courage, and living the best life that you can. >> reporter: the tragedy now raising questions over whether internet stars are going too far to go viral. "high on life's" videos frequently highlighting high-risk activities. like this daring balcony dive. and this video lyakh posted just last week, a daredevil walk down a 300-foot-high abandoned trestle bridge. the group seemingly priding itself on pushing the limits. even occasionally breaking the law. two years ago lyakh and gamble pleaded guilty to using a drone in a closed area o