alexis: absolutely.n cryptocurrency, there's different shapes and sizes and not all crypto assets are identical. bitcoin in particular, we are operating an public ledger, public blockchain. anyone with an internet connection can see what transactions are going on. what we do at the lipstick is help -- that elliptic, the focus of our research team is identifying how those attackers effectively lifting the anonymity that may come with bitcoin. emily: i am curious what this means for hackers strategy going forward. will this discourage hackers from doing this at all or asking for the ransom to be paid in cryptocurrency? alexis: it is definitely a big blow for ransomware attackers, is good for our industry and good for the economy at large. whether this will put an end to these practices is definitely not certain. i think what we have seen, my professional opinion is that, the days where operating ransomware requires very advanced technical skills. today, these attackers operate under a ransomware as a servi

_ opposition leader alexi navalny dies? |— opposition leader alexi navalny dies?valny dies? . . ., ., ., dies? i made it clear to him that i believe the _ dies? i made it clear to him that i believe the consequent _ dies? i made it clear to him that i believe the consequent as - dies? i made it clear to him that i believe the consequent as of- dies? i made it clear to him that i believe the consequent as of that | believe the consequent as of that would be devastating for russia, i will go back to the same point. what you think happens when he is saying it is not about hurting navalny, all the stuff he says to rationalize the treatment of navalny? and then he dies in prison? i pointed out to him that it matters a great deal when a country, in fact, and he asked me why i thought there was an important to continue to have problems with the president of syria. i said because it's in violation of international norm, it's called chemical weapons treaty for some cannot be trusted. it is about trust, it is about their ability to trust, it is about their ability to trust

alexis is from a venture capital firm, 776, picking up steam. $150 million in the first fundraising effort. i spoke to the 776 co-founder about where he is putting his money to work. alexis: i have been fortunate in the last six month to nine months when we were still really building the firm out and the team. great founders sought is out and we have been putting capital and to great companies. and pretty sector agnostic at the end of the day. my best investments have always come from great founders that told me what the future is going to be. it usually doesn't come from investors. we are looking to back great founders solving big problems in large markets. any kind of start up goes. emily: a key detail is the makeup of your lp's. 50% women, 15% black or indigenous investors. do you see yourself as part of a new wave of vc's doing things differently? alexis: i think so. we are really just responding to what the very best founders are asking about. they want to know who we are making money for. they want to know what investors will be able to do

alexis, cÓmo vas? alexis: estoy perfecto. estoy enamorado de mÍ ahora.a tu piel. prueba downy free & gentle. alan: de regreso en "despierta amÉrica". un nuevo escÁndalo surge la familia rivera. la revista tv novelas y a conocer que chiquis habÍa solicitado una auditorÍa su familia para investigar todo sobre la fortuna que ha generado su madre jenny rivera. hoy hablamos hasta california con juan rivera hermano de la diva de la banda. buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁs? juan: un placer por estar con ustedes. gracias por el espacio y siempre estar atento a la familia. alan: siempre estaremos atentos. quÉ estÁ pasando? fue chiquis quÉ mando hacer esta auditorÍa? juan: de todo un poco estÁ pasando. [risas] mira... creo que es mi sobrino. el mÁs chico. johnny. no sÉ cuÁnto estÁ involucrada mi sobrina chiquis. esto no es algo nuevo. es algo que comenzÓ hace un mes y cachito. lo hemos mantenido callado por respeto al legado de mi hermana. no estamos ni molestos, ni ofendidos. es algo muy normal. me imagino que en cualquier negocio, en cualquier compaÑÍa se hacen auditorÍas

barbara: a russian court has outlawed political organizations linked to jailed opposition leader alexiolley -- ne valli. it puts them in the same category as al qaeda. it means allies are banned from running in russia's parliamentary elections. u.k. and the u.s. have both condemned the ruling. reporter: with russian president vladimir putin's main rival in jail and his anticorruption foundation now declared an extremist organization, putin's administration has effectively closed off almost all avenues of legitimate opposition to his government. >> we could not talk about any sort of adversarial system or equality because we filed 25 petitions and all of them were rejected. the judge did not want to hear us, that we made a mincemeat of the so-called evidence by the prosecution. reporter: authorities have the formal power to jail activists. another opposition politician has gone to ukraine after being warned by people close to the kremlin that he would be arrested if he stayed in russia. most prominent antigovernment activists are either in jail, under house arrest. >> might want is unde

and if alexis voted and alexis breached the duty of loyalty.there's another layer to this hypothetical that gives me a chance to just briefly review government code section 10090, which prohibits the board from taking any action on a contract, in which any board member has a financial interest. this might fit that category. because alexis' spouse is receiving the money from her employer, and yet alexis is taking a vote and the board with alexis has taken a vote on the contract. so we have to be very mindful of that situation. so there are two issues in this one item. let's assume that 1090 was not an issue here. the board voted and the investment transaction was under way. go to example b. hypothetical bwith one week after the board approved the investment, but before the investment transaction closed, ralph, a board member, was being interviewed by investment stars magazine for an article featuring his contributions to the retirement system. ralph disclosed to the stars magazine the retirement board's vote in closed session for the article. wa

alexis: 34 aÑos.o carranza se queda ahÍ, y todo le funcionaba hasta que dicen ya me cansÉ de ser la amante, que alicia se entere de cÓmo son las cosas, la historia de verdad, todos mis compaÑeros, mis compaÑeras, estamos muy entregados. no hay un solo ser humano en esta producciÓn que no le este metiendo toda la pasiÓn para sacar adelante esta historia. alan: vamos de maravilla, yo lo sÉ y lo estÁn haciÉndose ordinariamente bien. alexis, 34 aÑos de carrera, ya te recuperaste de un infarto, de una separaciÓn o separaciones, quizÁ, te has levantado de momentos difÍciles, eres todo un guerrero, cuÁl ha sido la clave para seguir adelante? alexis: yo creo que la clave para salir adelante es saber que te vas a caer muchas veces, he caÍdo en depresiÓn, a veces no lo sabes, pero siempre tienes que tratar de buscar ayuda. luego pensamos que podemos solos y no, hay que saber extender la mano, recibir la ayuda, yo hago terapia,recuperÉ mi lectura, me levanto a hacer ejercicio y con la conciencia de que el dÍa de

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and if alexis voted and alexis breached the duty of loyalty. there's another layer to this hypothetical that gives me a chance to just briefly review government code section 10090, which prohibits the board from taking any action on a contract, in which any board member has a financial interest. this might fit that category. because alexis' spouse is receiving the money from her employer, and yet alexis is taking a vote and the board with alexis has taken a vote on the contract. so we have to be very mindful of that situation. so there are two issues in this one item. let's assume that 1090 was not an issue here. the board voted and the investment transaction was under way. go to example b. hypothetical bwith one week after the board approved the investment, but before the investment transaction closed, ralph, a board member, was being interviewed by investment stars magazine for an article featuring his contributions to the retirement system. ralph disclosed to the stars magazine the retirement board's vote in closed session for the article. w

this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada. the team had already moved to the span that network ahead of this decision . so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that what those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years employees as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility could extend to people who are native to the organization volunteer to an event even re posted or share something on social media. but one of the key issue is effectively bands and outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections, which is scheduled for september. previously, when russia had elections, it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates like where they were too much of a threat. now, with this new law, you places a blan

not in any way worse to anybody else who happened to be prisoner. >> his name is alexi navalny.ll know that you -- >> dointi don't care. i don't care. >> reporter: there you heard it. i don't care. this is shaping up to be something of an awkward confrontation with both of the leaders drawing their line in the sand on the issue of navalny. >> how are nato allies responding to biden's meeting with putin? >> reporter: well, you heard the president saying that everybody is very positive about it. that everybody he spoken to had come forward and said they were very glad that he was going to deliver a tough message to p putin. i think that's the most important thing. there are member states that wanted to hear an assurance from president biden that it was going to be a stern message and that he did have the back of other nato member allies. some of whom view russia as an existential threat. >> you have some exclusive reporting about russian mercenaries in the central african republic facing multiple allegations of war crimes including torture, rape and murder. what else did you learn

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and if alexis voted and alexis breached the duty of loyalty.there's another layer to this hypothetical that gives me a chance to just briefly review government code section 10090, which prohibits the board from taking any action on a contract, in which any board member has a financial interest. this might fit that category. because alexis' spouse is receiving the money from her employer, and yet alexis is taking a vote and the board with alexis has taken a vote on the contract. so we have to be very mindful of that situation. so there are two issues in this one item. let's assume that 1090 was not an issue here. the board voted and the investment transaction was under way. go to example b. hypothetical bwith one week after the board approved the investment, but before the investment transaction closed, ralph, a board member, was being interviewed by investment stars magazine for an article featuring his contributions to the retirement system. ralph disclosed to the stars magazine the retirement board's vote in closed session for the article. wa

we saw putin kind of laugh at the idea about alexi novotny.said he couldn't be held accountable if novotny died in russian custody. i think biden has to push the first and foremost and i would add i was glad there was mention of what's going on with the genocide of -- the issues are top of mind. alexi novotny is incredibly important, leading opposition figure. real beacon for a chance on democracy. >> shannon: estate department was calling out the uighur genocide. international cooperation. let's talk about covid. some people were not that impressed with the g7 ultimate determination on covid. saying "who's on first? the world's leaders want the same w.h.o. that failed in its first covid-19 origins study to do another one, this time with feeling? we heard secretary of state blinken say that the first one was a disaster but we are giving them another chance and they expected to be better. >> it was pathetic what came out of the g7. this quest for some kind of further inquiry. more and more information is coming out about both parts of it, where

will cross a certain line in terms of punishing russia for the treatment of alexi navalny. they saw the sanctions leveed at the kremlin as a result of the poisoning as being not super official but let's say symbolic and understand that president biden has to stand on that stage and has to take a very serious tone and has to lecture about human rights but they don't believe the u.s. would go much further than that in a worst-case scenario where alexi navalny dies and we know from putin's behavior on a host of different issues that how it appears on the world stage is not necessarily something that overly concerns him. if anything, he appears to have embraced this sort of a arch villain reputation where he denies these things but on the other hand he somehow appears to not endorse it but certainly find it amusing when asked on the nbc news interview about the lists of political prophone inno -- proponents of his who died he started laughing. i don't think there is a sense anything is going to change in terms of putin's treatment of alexi navalny based on what happened today.

as alexi said, he was a governor., anybody else who's seen somebody who has been a governor and a senator will tell you, governors remain governors. even when you call them senators. like, and they believe in making the legislative body work. he also comes from a state that voted for donald trump. 69% voted for donald trump. he's not a coward, because if he were a political coward, like people were saying on twitter, then after sandy hook, he wouldn't have started pushing gun safety legislation in west virginia. that was a really courageous thing to do. and the got re-elected, even after taking on the nra. let's see somebody without courage doing that. but hr-1 is not going to pass. and by the way, i just -- i hate to break that to people that are watching this, it is a -- it is not going to pass, as is. there are going to have to be some radical revisions and much more the middle. and manchin also is not going to blow up the filibuster, except maybe under some extraordinary circumstances. so with this being the reali

i want to bring in alexis brelin now.sorry for your loss. three days ago you were with your sister and this horrific and incomprehensible thing has happened, and an outpouring of grief in the community. people there scelebrating your sister and what emotion are you feeling if you're each capable of feeling. >> shock and disbelief are definitely at the forefront. it's still incomprehensible to even think about what is being reported that happened to my sister on monday, but as you said, the outreach of the community has -- has given me and my family so much love and strength as we try to make sense of what happened. >> tell me about your sister. what was she like? >> well, i definitely appreciate this opportunity to do that. i -- i see in the newspaper and on other channels, she's referred to as a cashier, but i just want everybody to know that she was more than a cashier. she was a servant leader of her community. and this is prevalent, as you can see with all of the people that's coming out to support her, and you can se

>> yeah, i saw a little bit of alexis episode. >> yes!d put a little t-rex arm in there, and fell into place. and the hair and make-up and glamorous wardrobes didn't hurt either. >> one of my favorite creations. it's brilliant. >> i'm excited for the new show. i feel like it's a husband and wife activity, if you're at home and watch the show together, maybe then one of your colleagues, you might see behaviors you might apologize for. you might turn to your wife and say let's do things differently from now on. >> yeah, hopefully this will spark nice discussion between partners. >> and bonding time. >> and bonding time. >> annie murphy thank you, you can watch "kevin can f himself" streams on amc plus and will air this sunday. >>> still to come, there's been a rise in medical misinformation during the pandemic. what ovover the yeaears, mercededez has papatent d thousands s of safetyy innonovations. crash-tetested so mamany cas we've ststopped coununting. and buililt our mostst punishg testst facility y yet, inin our efforort to buildlde wow

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this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada had already moved to the span that network ahead of this decision. so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that well, those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences up to 6 years ahead. employees as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility, could extend to people who are native to the organization, volunteered an event even re posted or shared something on social media. but one of the key issue is effectively bands and outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections. we just scheduled for september. previously when russia had elections. it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates like where they were too much of a threat. now with this new law, you places a blanket ban on basically anybody who's been involved the li

why haven't you sanctioned russia, again, for poisoning alexy navalny? are more sanctions coming?rtant for your viewers to understand that we have sanctioned russia for the poisoning of alexy navalny. we didn't just do it by ourselves. we rallied allies in a joint effort to impose use on russia and chemical agent against one of their citizens on russian soil. we are preparing another package of sanctions to apply in this case as well. we've shown all along the way we're not going to pull punches whether it's on solar winds, election interference, or navalny, when it comes to responding to russia's harmful activities. the president took the extraordinary step of signing a new executive order that gives him expanded authority when it comes to sanctions for russia's harmful activities in the future. >> so that is coming soon? >> so we will take a backseat to no one. it will come as soon as we develop the packages to ensure we're getting the right targets. when we do that, we will impose further sanctions with respect to chemical weapons. >> president biden also decided not to impose

the prisoners in russia, there is a discussion of alexi navalny.tions for how russia will behave and what will happen if russia continues to engage in hostile actions. a lot of the things we have seen including the ransomware attacks, and other active measures against them. they can assure in the future that there is less scope for misunderstanding about how we will approach the contentious issues. >> can you give us a sense, i know he has other meetings, right? >> yes, yes he does, he will be meeting with some swiss officials this evening, and he is expected to have some down time. and when you talk about preparations, we were told that president biden had a meeting beforehand, and as you were discussing, you know, make sure that he has a sense of how putin will react so he can clearly convey that message. he has some down time to work on this. >> we have some layout from the expected meeting tomorrow. this is significant because we had a lot of questions about timing and who would be in the room and how this would go down. we are now getting some

russian, our russian court has our lord political organizations linked to jailed opposition leader alexis of ali, labeling them extreme. it means that these allies are now banned from running in rushes, parliamentary elections, leisure this year. and the un is warning of a massive loss of life in me and mar, from starvation and disease. following fighting in the east. it says urgent action is needed in case they were 100000 people to sled device. pre recorded videos have been released of 2 potential presidential candidates who were arrested in nicaragua on tuesday. in them they tell their supporters not to worry or lose hope for possible challengers. the president of the neal ortega, in november's election, have been detained in the past week. c, s m b in boy berry, they. oh i, what if you're watching the video just because i have been held incommunicado, or captured, sometimes are struggling to obtain defendants. and that if you lose it temporarily, they're locked in for me and tell him why constance is clear. as a consequence of more than a 130 political prisoners who are resistant in j

what is at stake here for alexis, of only supporters and for his organization? well, if these 3 organizations are labeled extremist, that essentially means that their work is completely impossible in russia going forward. in fact, another news network of offices across the country, 37 of them have already had to close down. they've stopped their work in anticipation of the verdict in this trial and people involved with the 3 organizations being tried today, even in the past could face phase jail time. and the thing that i think is dangerous about this label also is that we don't really know how it will be used in the case of, i'd say not by news organizations, it could even mean that people who posted about, say, an anti corruption investigation that not needed in the past on their facebook page could face fines or even up to 15 days in jail. and essentially that means that all of these supporters could safe haven't kind of a black mark on their record. and also seen that by nice allies has said that it essentially is the final attempt to dismantle their structu

could face jail. jake cordell has more on the verdict from this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada team had already moved to be span that network ahead of this decision. so on an organizational level that doesn't change. and i think that what those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years employees. as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility. the could extend to people who are native to the organization, volunteered an event even re posted or shared something on social media, but one of the key issues effectively benz an outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections. we just scheduled for september. previously when russia had elections. it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates like on a cell with too much threat. now, with this new law, it places a blank

he is headed spirit c, i b investment research and we have alexis or jenco. he is president and ceo of the american chamber of commerce in russia. ok, let's cut to the chase general alexis, let me ask you 1st, you know, as an american living here for many years now in being in media myself, and i watch a lot of local media. and a lot of things are set about russia in global media and we both know not all 3 of us known not always very complimentary.

opposition. politicians hoping to challenge the president in november's election have been arrested. alexi o'brien reports, heading into a meeting with prosecutors before his arrest presidential hopeful. felix met at the aga with defiant, saying he dedicated his life to the future of freedom and wouldn't back down if it's out of the look at in a spot everything that might come in a way. the regime is the true minority compared to a nation that once work, a nation that wants freedom of peace and justice. and that's what we're doing in the matter. the ada is accused of terrorism and backing international sanction against the nicaraguan government. that is supposed to say the allegations, a part of an intensifying crackdown on descent and efforts by president daniel ortega to eliminate any challenges for his office. man, daggers lawyers is the opposition politician has been beaten, and custody would be a strong blow with a fist in the face then another blow to blows, and margie august face and is rather stuck there. the acts of aggression carried out by the police when they were taking us out

brushed aside criticism of russia's human rights record, including the jailing of opposition, figure alexi, nevada, me you as president joe biden outline why the current relationship between the us and russia is different than during the cold war. and why cooperating is in russia's interests. i think that the last thing he wants now is a cold war without quoting him, which i don't think is appropriate. let me ask rhetorical question. you got a multi 1000 mile border with china. china is moving ahead. hell bent on election as they say. seeking to be the most powerful economy in the world, the largest and most powerful military. and you're in a situation where your economy is struggling. you need to move it in a more aggressive way in terms of growing it. and you, i don't think he's looking for a cold war with united states. the us presidents has also said that he believes vladimir putin is a killer. but today vladimir putin was asked what he thinks about the us president . here's what he said to be. if you ask me what kind of a person and interlocutor president biden is, i can say that he c

planet and don't forget confronting vladimir putin who he'll meet next week at the center of news with alexi navalny and the political movement. if that sounds like a lot, there is the small matter as the presidencys it of saving democracy. >> i believe we're at an inflection point in world history. the moment where it falls to us to prove that democracies will not just endure but they will excel as we rise to seize the enormous opportunities in the new age. we have to discredit those who believe that the age of democracy is over as some of our fellow nations believe. >> so there is that. and there is everything back home stalled legislation on infrastructure, police reform, voting rights and investigating the insurrection that's let's not forget was barely five months ago. as he's prepping for the g 7 and nato summit, russia summit and the rest, he's left the chief of staff behind in washington to deal with congress and said to be working the phones himself. so plenty to get to tonight on both sides of the atlantic. let's start off with cnn kaitlan collins. how much is this trip about the n

alexis sablone�*s talent led her to a commission from a major european city. before last, i made like a large scale scalable sculpture in malmo. in sweden. it's in a public square and in malmo. and it's open to the skaters for them to use. but it also just can be shared by all different user groups. so that was a really cool project. sharing your life on camera with the world can have two sides — the reflected glory of success, the introspection of defeat. irina zaretska's youtube videos play an important role in her life. this video helped me to analyse this emotion because when i lose, i'm too sad, too angry to everyone, but when my team come through with me, to me, with the camera, i'm start to be a little bit softy! i need to analyse it quickly because i need to record for the use of the video. but it's our life. it's part of our road. so if i lost, i lost and i sharing with it. but when i won, i also sharing a lot. the olympic delay and national lockdowns were tough for all athletes. for emma wilson, it was a chance to take a break from the constant trave

the new sanctions are set to be related to the case of a rushing opposition. alexi, no valley and also target russian companies engaged in the north stream to gas pipeline project. upon his arrival in america, the russian ambassador know to the, despite the recent summit, not much seems to have changed. that's not the result. and i was expecting out of the summit, i don't believe the sanctions can stabilize relations between countries. dialogue must be restored. first of all, back in geneva. unlike many of my colleagues, i spoke very carefully about the outcome of the summit. the thing is, i believe in actions not words. i said that we should wait and see what our american colleagues do. it's they have chosen the path that does not lead us to the positive outcome. the both present thought. we have very serious issues, but we are ready to talk constructively, to solve them. meanwhile, the white house said it'll take up to one year for washing to decide whether it is even possible to have a strategic dialogue with moscow. adding also that quote, it's hard to imagine russia as a friend in

and we have alexis danko. he is president and ceo of the american chamber of commerce in russia. ok, let's cut to the chase general alexis, let me ask you 1st, you know, as an american living here for many years now in being in media myself, and i watch a lot of local media. and a lot of things are set about russia in global media, and we both know not all 3 of us known, not always very complimentary. so i want you to tell our audience here, as the pandemic started in russia like it did for the rest of the world, what were the immediate impacts on the russian economy? what did it slow down? what did the rail give us kind of a preliminary autopsy if you were well, the 1st thing that happened is people stop travelling and people stop living in hotels and people stop going to restaurants that was devastating for those businesses. and then they couldn't get permission to travel, and they became devastating as a matter of people to people context. and that unfortunately has continued to this day and that started then as coven. so i would say those were the immediate impact longer term

has beaten poland $2.00 to $1.00 in their opening game of the tournament and watching it for us was alexi r. shasky. well, i believe it is. it is absolutely deserve victory for slovak. here they went into this game as clear under dogs, but eventually they didn't really possess the ball. they didn't really create lots of chances, but they created enough to win. this game cannot diminish the quality of how the polish can play to play very well. maybe we're a bit unfortunate of times, but nevertheless never judge the weight us lucky is the deserved winner of this one . it's a $21.00 score and may be the 1st and station of the euros. so far. got to tell you the atmosphere. 3 around this game has been much, much louder than the previous game hand st. petersburg, when belgium was playing against russia, both the poles and the slow box have brought a lot of noise into the venice of the north. we were roaming down the streets and the emotions were very positive and very loud. maybe not quite comparable to what we saw 3 years ago in saint petersburg during the world cup. but phil, this was quite a

but alexis, the bombing, who was convicted in serving a 2 year sentence for the violation of his early release. so he was convicted by russian court and vladimir putin. he says that, you know, americans are comparing what happened the capitol hill to the treatment of alexi and yvonne and saying there's nothing in common with the nation. you just, you'll never go the unknown systemic opposition and the citizen you've mentioned this person knew full well that he was violating russian law. and he knew for well, but there was a warrant for his arrest. nevertheless, he came back to russia and he deliberately wanted to be arrested. so he did what he wanted to do. what else can we say here? and one of the things both leaders agreed on is to barger buttons was that need to be rules of the world. so that as a rule to how both countries should behave in case they come into this agreement over substitute dispute, your outside conflict, ab resolve them as a civilized part. i wouldn't say fred, this is thought, but they need a framework of how to behave and for that to happen, groups, countries nee

well, i mean, you mentioned there was that he was asked multiple times about alexis, me, terry. but there were other areas that were that he was asked about and, and sort of appeared almost hesitant to speak about it in the beginning at ukraine, being probably the most obvious one. what's your take away from that? it was for him, the ukraine is not really a big issue. yeah, he said that they agreed to continue discussing on the basis of the minced records, which have basically gone nowhere and not been productive. i'm not sure that the u . s. would have expected to get much further than that on ukraine because of course, while most of the world considers the annexation of crimea illegal and will not recognize it for russia. that's a done deal. so i think that this is one of those issues where most likely the united states laid out its position that crimea should be returned to ukraine and that russia should quit supporting separatists in eastern ukraine. and russia would have held his own position that eastern ukraine. the people in eastern ukraine would like to be supported by

that's break all of us down with alexis holt, she's that assistant professor of law brooklyn law school. she's joining us from new york. thanks for your time with us. and i'll just 0, so the punishment fell short of the 30 years that was requested by the prosecution . but it is the longest sentence the police officer has ever received in minnesota . so is that a fair sentence? do you think if it's the crime? hi, during thank you so much. the pleasure to be with you. this is a difficult matter to discuss whether a sentence is it's just and deserving. i think it's uniquely american for this country to want retribution and a lengthy sentence. 22 and a half years is a long sentence. i wouldn't necessarily call for a lengthy sentence. i would rather look to something that would offer repair and some sort of relief to the family. i would also ask for reality in which black people are not killed by law enforcement officials. and even though dear children did receive a conviction and a sentence which again, it's very rare. as, as you open the segment with what i would, i would rather see the si

russia as hearing a petition to our political organizations linked to jailed or opposition meter alexis army, if approved. it will band of on these allies from running in parliamentary elections later this year. and at least 10 land mind carrying workers have been killed enough. gannon, the government is blaming the taliban, which denies responsibility. please say government entered a compound in northern bank land and opened fire the top us diplomat for latin america has a crackdown on descent in nicaragua, poor stress and done in ortega is a dictator for opposition. politicians hoping to challenge the president, the november's election has been arrested next year. brian has a details heading into a meeting with prosecutors before his arrest presidential hopeful. felix met at the aga with defiant, saying he dedicated his life to the future of freedom and wouldn't back down if it's out of the look at in a spot everything that might come in a way. the regime is the true minority compared to a nation, that one's work. a nation that wants freedom of peace and justice. and that's what we're

also talk, cybersecurity, nato, china, and jailed russian activists, alexi, nevada, now water causal. this is area patricia high, that alia, 1st off. and so there's quite a few things that quite a lot of ground they're going to cover in this interview, which is going to be broadcast later. first, the us russia relationship assets, lois in a generation. what came up that? well, lot of our wasn't yet talking to joe biden, but it was already quite tough. i have to tell you, you began by talking about the assessment of vladimir putin, a, b, us, russia relations and mister poop began. and we're talking about predictability and stability. he believes that these are the pillars of proper relationships between the 2 great super powers, but according to the russian leader. and none of that exists now. and he went on to blame washington for not having the stability or predictability at all. and many of the aspects of international relations, and many of the regions where the u. s. involve 1st, mister putin brought up libya from 10 years ago when the war there was on lease to lot of are pretty m

and we have a court hearing, seeking to permanently ban jailed russian opposition. politician alexis, of all these organisation is underway right now in moscow. the un has violence and eastern me, and mark had caused a massive loss of life beyond anything seen since the military seas power. and we are hardy, with forts tokyo olympic organizers released more details about their coven, 1900 protocol. they've confirmed that all athletes and media will be tracked by gps . ah, hello, welcome to the news our the u. s. president joe biden is on his way to the u. k. as part of his 1st official trip abroad since taking office. well, the 8th day trip takes in the nato and g some it's g 7 summit as well as talks and rushes. why do we are puting in switzerland? now? biden is aiming to rebuild trans atlantic tie strain during the trump administration. he outlined his hopes for the trip before departing. that'd be the alliance. make it clear. to drive european united states replace. the g 7 is going to both. let's bring an allen fessor. he's joining us in the white house. so talk to us a little bit

c the in russia, anyone who stands up for the improvement kremlin critic alexis of all me, will feel the state swift punishment. stephen signing an online petition is enough reason to be fired. today you have guineas. donovan is just a guest in moscow's famous metro system. but just a month ago, he worked here as an escalator technician. then one day he received his dismissal papers without warning. donna, which says he was fired for political reasons. she thought they mean the history of the i was surprised at 1st. then he felt awful. but then i got angry. if ganesh donovan was known as a diligent worker and says his work was never once criticized in the 3 years he was employed by the metro. but his signature on an online petition proved to be his downfall in april and the run up to the protest demanding the release of alex volney. he signed the document and support of the opposition leader. he was just one of about 400000 russians to do so. let meeting the i've never been to a protest. i'm not interested in the volley as a politician, but as a human being and a citizen of this coun

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now supporters of jailed russian opposition, politician alexis of only have gone on trial in moscow. there being accused of extremism, the court case is the toughest attempt yet to dismantle all these nationwide network of support. prosecutors acute his anti corruption foundation of trying to destabilize russia, if found guilty, members could face prison sentences and before vented from running its timbers parliamentary elections. and let's go right to moscow for the latest. we can speak to our correspondent, emily show gwen. good morning, emily, tell us what's at stake here for a lesson of only supporters and his organization. well, this extremist label essentially will make the work of 3 of his organizations impossible. and it will also put almost a black mark, potentially on his supporters. the people who are involved with this organization, with 3 of his organizations or have been involved, could face jail time. and we also don't know exactly actually how this extremism label will be used. it could even mean that anyone who kind of posts or posted in the past, symbols of nevada,