president biden was silent on the case of alexi navalny when he made this set piece address.at is -- is that because he is hoping not to upset president putin ahead of a planned summit? >> he did not have many details when it cao foreign policy. when it came to ambitions like joining the iran nuclear deal, he did not mention it, did not go into detail on afghanistan. maybe he was giving the broad brush strokes and pride a minute late -- and predominately a domestic policy speech. members of the bide team have made it clear to the russian authorities that there was a price to pay if alexi navalny should pass away in prison, the same message has gone from the european union. europe has already imposed sanctions connected to the attempted assassination of alexi navalny. his arrest and prosecution. the sanctions from the united states imposed during the biden administration have had to do with election meddling, cyber attacks, and there are many who are saying, don't ascension russia after alexi navalny dies, do it before to stop it. pressure is mounting but so far, there is just

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a number of doctors allied to alexi navalny and some supporters who had gathered there were detained who has been sending increasingly worrying messages from inside prison about the state of his health. he started by talking about acute back pain and sharp pains shooting down his legs and talked about having numbness in his legs and problem sitting down in particular. then a the last couple of days he ended up in the medical unit of the prison because he has a temperature and also a bad cough. 0f temperature and also a bad cough. of course in a pandemic there are worrying signs although a first covid test has come back negative. but basically alexi navalny has been calling for an independent doctor, doctor he says he can trust to be allowed to come to the prison to examine and because of course this is the most fierce critic of vladimir putin and he was poisoned with a military grade nerve agent last august and spent months recovering that in a hospital in germany. he is concerned that some of the symptoms could be linked to what happened to him back in august and also concerned abou

russia's crackdown on the gelled position later, alexi navalny continues. they ordered the closure of the field offices. this is pending a court ruling on whether the anticorruption foundation should be designated as an extremist group. emmanuel macron is telling been report and that he is really concerned about electing a bony's health. claire has the rest. >> in these green plastic bags, boxes full of case documents, the outline decisions taken by the moscow prosecutor's office to instruct sbk. this is pension of the groups activities in its field offices across russia -- i moved denounced as lawless. >> we believe the organization we represented not break any russian laws. this is to provide financial as well as moral support. >> and ape luminary hearing, prosecutors asked a court to organize protests, using banks and publishing online, according to sbk lawyers. this pending a ruling on whether to ban the groups as extremist for allegedly destabilizing the country. they are just the latest steps in moscow sweeping crackdown on navalny, a fierce critic of

alexi navalny is now here at this inventory and -- in notorious prison where he has been on huer strikeeeks to protest his medical care. he has lost 15 kilos and prison staff are threatening to force-feed him. lecturer in politics and international relations explains what impact these sanctions may have. >> we have seen these kin of sanctions before that were imposed or the expulsion of diplomats that did not change russian behavior in any way. the administration is being more targeted in these sanctions, they are specifically targeting russian finances with putting restrictions on the trading of russian sovereign debt. that has worked in other cases like iran, it is possiblif it will work well for russia which does not have that much debt. the question of the impact is still to be seen. it is notable that biden is trying to make this pivot away from the trump administration's response to some of these actions to state the u.s. will push back and we will see with the effects will be but we will put measures in place. >> russia has summoned the american ambassador in retaliation. here is

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>> so far we don't have any independent medical evidence for the condition of alexi navalny. this is a man recovering from poisoning with a nerve agent back in august last year high pressure he had not fully recovered from his treatment he got externally in germany, and before he returned he had to face trial and jail on long-standing embezzlement charges. 11 deputies from different regional governments from the russian federation said they want to see navalny get independent assessment and treatment, and saying that it is coming from vupt. and at the same time there is an opposition camp trying to get half a million igttures. and once they hit that figure it is about 450,000. they say they want mass rallies here which they hope will be a galvanizing energy in terms of their longer term campaign which is to fight for legislative elections. but they're also facing potentially being designated as an extremist organization. a process that they hope to think of as an extremist organization. they have also been so designated that they're crippled in their ability to campripple cam

issued a warning to the west as thousands in russia protest the treatment of opposition leader alexi navalny. >>> plus 4 in 10e americans breathing unhealthy air. a birthday celebration fit for the queen. >>> and is the era of cheap flights ending >>> good evening derek chauvin is now in prison but the quest for justices and change in the wake of george floyd's murder is not over one day after chauvin's conviction the justice department announced its launching a sweeping civil rights investigation of the minneapolis police department. the goal, see if there really is a deeper pattern of officers using excessive force and whether they target minorities today the attorney general merrick garland says change cannot wait. >> yesterday's verld in the state criminal trial does not address potentially systemic police issues in minneapolis the challenges we face are deeply woven into our history. they did not arise today or last year building trust between community and law enforcement will take time and effort by all of us >> it's begun and we'll monitor it closely meanwhile as we wait for chauvin'

serious concern over the health of imprisoned dissident alexi navalni. one of many voting issues. >>> good to have you with us. >>> in just a matter of hours, closing arguments get underway in one of the most closely watched police brutality trials in decades. minneapolis is a city on edge. its bracing for potentially massive protests after a verdict in the trial of derek chauvin. he is the former police officer facing second-degree murder and other charges in the death of george floyd last year, which sparked global demonstrations. national guard troops are now deployed in minneapolis. barriers are up around some government buildings. other u.s. cities have taken similar measures. activists and community members gathered sunday at the place where george floyd died. sara sidner was there and she has a look at the mood on the ground in minneapolis. >> reporter: at george floyd square, the day before the closing arguments in the trial against the former officer accused of murdering him, this place has turned into a place of solidarity between black folks a

what are you learning about the future of alexi navalny and talk of a biden/puvladimir putin summit. >> reporter: i'm outside the courthouse where the secret hearing is taking place. and a secret trial is set to take place as time goes on. already this morning the court has suspended all operations of alexi's headquarters and the anti-corruption foundation. they've suspended it for the trial time. the trial is set to go on in secret and could end withal the organization being an extremist organization. that could give it the legal status like terrorist organizations like isis. anyone who retweets anything that has to do with that organization could face jail time. things will be bleak right now for alexi's organization. a senior member is outside of russia today. he said they're trying to stop us in secret. they're trying to destroy our organization in secret. the trial itself hasn't started in earnest. this is still a procedural hearing going on now. as you can see, rosemary, the moscow court state prosecutor is moving very quickly to stop the operations of alexi's organization even

alexi navalny is ending his under strike. there has been a big build up on the border.ctions on moscow next week. i want to bring in matt now who is in moscow. let me start with what we know about navalny ending this long under strike here. the eyes of the world being where he. >> going next. >> it took 24 days. he posted on his instagram page that say doctors that they completely trust they we have achieved enough to end the hunger strike. and that very soon there will be no patient to treat. but perhaps more important to him is that he heard from his lawyers that some individuals started a hunger strike in solidarity with him. he is not entirely out of the woods yet. he has under highing health conditions. they are working for supporters today. >> matt, thank you. this morning here in the u.s., another ground breaking launch. >> three, two, one. >> this is the third time that elon music has put has tro naughts into space. tom costello has been posted up a at that launch pad. you got to see if firsthand, but talk about what was going on today specifically how this caps

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. -- alexi navalny. moscow prosecutors have order the foundation set up by mr. to combat corruption be suspended. authorities are also seeking to have the opposition movement labeled as "extremist" which would put them in the same bracket as terrorist organizations such as al qaeda, so authorities could jail activists and freeze bank accounts. our correspondent in moscow has more. >> the first move has come from the moscow prosecutor who has suspended already the activities of all of mr. navalny's political offices acrs the country, three dozen offices with staff, and many supporters. their activities have been suspended. the prosecutor has also asked the court to suspend the activity of his anticorruption foundation, as well. you may remember mr. navalny and his team have been carrying out a number of high-profile investigations into senior figures within the russian elite here. that is what the foundation was doing. the authorities are now looking to suspend that as well. that is ahead of a move by the courts to ban both organizations and label them as extremis

russian opposition leader alexi navalny gives a defiant message in court against president putin. imposes its first national lockdown. a country that was spared the worst of the first wave, turkey now has the highest rate of coronavirus infections in europe. in the uk, borisjohnson says suggestions he broke the rules over improvements to his downing street residence are a "firago of nonsense". the opposition disagrees. i think this is getting a bit farcical~ _ i think this is getting a bit farcical. all he's got to do is answer— farcical. all he's got to do is answer a _ farcical. all he's got to do is answer a very farcical. all he's got to do is answera very simple farcical. all he's got to do is answer a very simple question, which is who— answer a very simple question, which is who paid. — answer a very simple question, which is who paid, initially,

russian opposition leader alexi navalny gives a defiant message in court against president putin. days after ending his hunger strike, navalny said vladimir putin's crown was slipping and accused him of turning russians into slaves. turkey imposes its first national lockdown. a country that was spared the worst of the first wave, turkey now has the highest rate of coronavirus infections in europe. in the uk, borisjohnson says suggestions he broke the rules over improvements to his downing street residence are a "firago of nonsense". the opposition disagrees. i think this is getting a bit farcicah _ i think this is getting a bit farcical. all he's got to do is answer_ farcical. all he's got to do is answer a _ farcical. all he's got to do is answer a very farcical. all he's got to do is answera very simple farcical. all he's got to do is answer a very simple question, which is who— answer a very simple question, which is who paid, — answer a very simple question, which is who paid, initially, for the redecoration of your flat? i don't think there's _ redecoration of your flat? i don

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a scaled-back manufacturing facility the original contract offered nearly $4 billion in -- >>> alexi navalny will be moved to another hospital in another prison he's now in the third week of a hunger strike. one of his doctors says he could be near death. >>> in south africa, smoke from wildfires has turned the sky original in parts of capetown. strong winds are fanning the flames 255 firefighters are battling that fire. scott, back to you. >> rahel, we appreciate it let's talk about coca-cola the company cease demand has now returned to pre-covid level. b bryn, you own the stock. how should investors view it >> i think it's going to go to 60 i think it's a great emerging marketplace. their china unit case volume grew 9%. they're also going to be launching hard seltzer, which are already in latin america they have a great product line i think coke cola is one of the to own >>> what about now from here, joe? >> this is a company through digital transformation that is see top line and margin expansion. i expect this to be a quality quarter that they're going to report and the digital transform

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in russia, a preliminary order has suspended the operations of opposition leader alexi navalny's campaignffices. he is in prison and last week ended a 24 day hundred strike -- 24 day hunger strike. hong kong says people must have had two vaccine doses at least 14 days before flying. singapore has no such requirement. investors took advantage of bitcoins lowest level in seven weeks to pile back in. the world's largest digital currency is on track for its biggest gain since february 8 . it dropped before rising almost 10%. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> our success is not in the hands of the administration. it is in the hands of congress, and this is really tricky for the administration right now. so a lot of people, for example, don't expect the capital gains tax to double. they think by the time we finished the congressional process, it will be less than that. so the administration will not get all it wants, but there's a clear change in

. >>> the white house saying it's disturbed quote by reports the health of top putin opponent alexi navalnyealing with two hernias, a loss of feeling in both hands. the white house is sending this message to moscow. >> we urge russian authorities to take all necessary actions to ensure his safety and health so long as he is in prison the russian government is responsible for his health and well being. >> press secretary went on to demand russia release navalny immediately. no sign of such thing occurring. matthew chance is "outfront". you've been to the penal colony itself. navalny's health sounds dire. >> reporter: it does. the couple things that are most concerning, first of all, he's got this these minor health issues, which we keep on itemizing but there is a general background picture, which is really concerning. he was poisoned with a military grade nerve agent last august so there is a possibility that, i mean, obviously, we'll need a medical professional to look at this but a possibility this could be linked with a neurological damage. that's the concern with the legal team and medi

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afternoon, white house press secretary jen psaki weighed in on the imprisoned opposition leader alexi navalny. >> we are disturb bid reports that mr. navalny's health is worsening, that he's on a hunger strike. we urge russian authorities to take all necessary actions to ensure his safety and health so long as he is in prison, the russian government is responsible for his health and well-being. >> navalny's lawyer tells nbc news today that navalny is in a penal colony and received an mri after complaining of severe leg and back pain but is experiencing other symptoms. he son day seven over a hunger strike of what he alleges is the lack of proper medical care. let's go to nbc news' matt bodner in moscow. matt? >> reporter: thank you, geoff. navalny's lawyers went into the prison today to figure out what's going on these past few days. navalny has been given an mri and doctors found he has two herniated disks. what's interesting here, doctors didn't provide navalny with the actual mri results themselves or any official medical documentation, but simply told him what the diagnosis was. they are

learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> new this morning a secret trial in moscow puts alexi navalny consequences for navalny's group. >> it is already having consequences. regional operations said they stopped operations because the prosecutor has already said they need to stop doing. if navalny's organization is label extremist, then anybody working for the organization would face significant jail time. anybody publicly supporting it would also face significant jail time. anybody trying to donate money to them would be loan in jail. even if they tweet or retweet support for navalny's organization they would face fines or jail time as well. interesting because one senior person in the organization said they believe the russian government is trying to label the tightens corruption as extremism. the kremlin was asked about this, the spokesman for vladimir putin said at this point they would not comment on this matter. however, as you can imagine, this trial is one that's very important here in russia. and certainly the organization believes it could be destroyed if it is indeed declar

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. >>> the jailed russian opposition lead er alexies navalny, a pealing a defamation sentence he got.ck of medical care his treatment sparked protests covering from our sister network, sky news, and their reporter diana magnan. >> reporter: navalny lost his appeal, for the final he was handed down for defaming a world war ii veteran rejected. it was interesting to see him for the first time in three weeks. he's very much a diminished figure his lawyers said he lost 48 1/2 pounds in the three weeks he stopped eating he sat there via video link beamed into the courtroom, and with the shaven head of a convict. there was a touching moment when there was a break in the court proceedings, and he said to his wife who was there, please stand up so i can see you. she went and stood up, took off her mask he characteristically gave a very fiery final speech in reference to putin, he said your king is naked, the crown is dangling around his ears he also said you are turning russians into slaves, deprived of any prospects, deriding essential what he sees as the way putin has economically driven th

russian prison officials transferred opposition leader and nationalist politician alexy navalny to a, three weeks after he began a hunger strike to protest a lack of medical care while in prison. he is serving a 3.5-year-sentence over what his supporters say are trumped-up charges. over the weekend, u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan warned russia over navaln's treatment, saying there would be consequences if navalny dies. russia's foreign ministry has expelled 10 u.s. diplomats and lobar top u.s. officials from traveling to russia after president biden ordered sweeping new sanctions against russia. the white house accuses russia of interfering in the 2020 election and says russian hackers are behind the massive solarwinds hack, which compromised the computer systems of u.s. government agencies and scores of private companies. in bangladesh, five people were killed and dozens more wounded saturday after police opened fire on a crowd of 2000 workers protesting unpaid wages and demanding better working conditions. the violent crackdown came at a chinese-owned coal-fired power

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president biden and president putin, in the meantime this morning russia courts taking aim at alexi navalnywhat are the courts saying about navalny? >> reporter: well, one of the big blows that the organization got just a couple of minutes ago is the prosecutor here has suspended operations of navalny's headquarters throughout the entire country of russia while the trial is going on. the trial can't be overstated. it's extremely dangerous for the navalny organization and, also, for the anti-corruptive foundation, as well. one of the things that could be decided here is that his organization could be labelled an extremist organization here in russia. it means they would have the same legal status -- get this -- as isis in russia. anybody who does any sort of work for them could end up in jail. anybody who retweets anything from the organization would end up in jail, as well. the interesting thing about this trial is the whole trial is actually going on in secret. i spoke to one of the lawyers who is representing navalny's organization and they got a bunch of documents early today. that's the

. >>> and russian officials said overnight that alexi navalny has been transferred to a hospital. the top putin critic is believed to develop kidney and heart problems to go along with back pain and numbness in his legs. the u.s. is saying that would be a bad idea to let him die. we'll be following that. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. it is monday, april 19th, and we start with breaking news out of minneapolis, minnesota. we are just one hour away from the start of closing arguments in the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin. one of the most closely watched trials in decades. the prosecution looking for a conviction on charges of manslaughter and murder in the death of george floyd. the defense trying to convince jurors that there are just enough question marks about floyd's death to let derek chauvin off the hook. it is possible the jury can get this case before the end of today. and if you had any question about how the twin cities are feeling right now, take a look

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russian opposition leader alexi navalny, has launched a scathing attack on president putin during a defiantrt appearance, accusing him of stealing the country's riches. it's the first time he's been seen since the end of his hunger strike. those are the latest headlines. i will be back at the top of the hour with the very latest, including the situation in israel. it's time to take a look back at the week in parliament. hello there, and welcome to the we can parliament. coming up, more questions for boris johnson over who paid for the revamp of his downing street lap has two don't the british people deserve a prime minister they can trust and a government that isn't mired in sleaze, cronyism and scandal? but the prime minister insists he picked up the bill. he should know that — picked up the bill. he should know that i _ picked up the bill. he should know that i paid _ know that i paid for downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. also on this programme. _ personally, mr speaker. also on this programme. demands - personally, mr speaker. also on this programme. demands by i perso

. >> i really want to hear your take on what just happened with alexi navalny.eople were wondering whether putin would kill him or at least allow him to die in prison. >> so, rachel, you and i have been talking about this. i spent some time talking to alexei navalny through the last year on a book i have coming out and he knew exactly what he was getting into. i remember him saying to me when the cell door clangs behind you and you know they can do anything to you, of course they feel fear. and he said whenever i feel like giving up i know my family is with me, the people of russia are with me and i have to fight this corruption in my country. i cannot standby while this is happening. and i think what he shows is what putin wants is apathy. he wants his own people to think it's not worth standing up to corruption because that's just the way things are. it's not worth standing up against what we're trying to do in ukraine because inevitably i'm just trying to wait you and part of what alexei navalny people demonstrated they turned out on the streets and putin did

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there were no specific mentions of alexis -- alexey navalny or russian troop buildup at the ukraine borderre several messages for the west. >> i just have to say, we will have patients, responsibly, professionalism, self-righteousness and common sense when making any decision. but i hope that no one will think of crossing the so-called redline regarding russia. anchor: a pointed message, plenty of them. alexey navalny is one of many causes of tensions between vladimir putin and the west. that tension has been building since mr. navalny was poisoned last august. the russian state is widely suspected of carrying that up, though it denies this. mr. navalny spent five months recovering in germany and was arrested when he arrived back in russia in january. these are pictures for my moscow court in february. he was sent to prison for breaking a parole order. he had broken the parole after being poisoned. alexey navalny was sent here, a prison. he has complained of acute back pain and leg numbness. after alleging he did not receive adequate health care, he went on a hunger strike. now we believe

navalny gathered outside the jail earlier today, but several were arrested. our correspondent sarah rainsford has been outside the prison and sent this report. this is the prison outside moscow where alexiit's from here where he's been giving messages out talking about how his health is deteriorating. he talked about having a bad temperature and cough, but before that, he talked about severe pain in his back and also that radiating down his legs. his legs becoming numb. there are extra police here today because doctors from alexei navalny�*s team have been trying to get to the prison to visit the administration and demand that mr navalny gets the help they say he needs. he's been calling for a specialist civilian doctor to see him and also for medicine that he needs to be let through. but the doctors that have made it here have not managed to get anywhere near him. ~ �* , ., ., ., not managed to get anywhere near him.�* ., ., , ., him. we're very afraid of his health and his condition, _ him. we're very afraid of his health and his condition, because - him. we're very afraid of his health and his condition, because i- him. we're very afraid of his health and his condition, because i don