now a moscow court has found five people guilty of killing the russian opposition politician boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen let's cross live to down the hall tell us more details then what did we learn today. well yes five people in the dock all of them found guilty now it is important to understand that today was the day when the jury delivers its guilty or not guilty verdict as for the sentencing the prosecution is set to announce it on the fourth of july now as for the events in the courtroom today the most high profile a man today in the courtroom was our diet as the jury decided that it was him it was the dive who actually pulled the trigger back in twenty fifteen killing boris nemtsov now the jury took them three days to make up their minds they had a list of twenty six questions to answer and they decided that the assassination was a fact it was in fact very meticulously planned apparently the killer as they followed boris nemtsov tailgated him for over a month studying his daily routine and they also seem to have thought out a very tiny details like escape paths after the hit

a moscow court has fined five people guilty of killing the russian opposition politician boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen down off as more of the ruling. five people in the dark all of them found guilty and now it is important to understand that so far we only know the jury's verdict as for the sentencing the prosecution is set to announce that later on july the fourth now the most high profile man on trial was ordered die of the jury decided that it was actually him who pulled the trigger it took the jury three days to deliver the verdict and they have also decided that the assassination was very meticulously planned apparently the killers they followed the tailgated boris nemtsov for over a month studying how he moves where he goes just his daily routine all of that of course happened back in twenty fifteen and it happened literally just hundreds of meters away from the studio where i am right now back down boris nemtsov whose political career goes all the way back to the ninety's he was a very prominent opposition figure in twenty fifteen and he was taking a stroll with his girl

assassination was very meticulously planned apparently the killers they followed the tailgated boris nemtsov for over a month studying how he moves where he goes just his daily routine all of that of course happened back in twenty fifteen and it happened literally just hundreds of meters away from the studio where i am right now back down boris nemtsov whose political career goes all the way back to the ninety's he was a very prominent opposition figure in twenty fifteen and he was taking a stroll with his girlfriend and that's when he was gunned down in a drive by style shooting now the family of boris snaps of they have been very skeptical about this whole investigation from the outset since the persons or person who masterminded who actually ordered the hit still have not been found but there is a separate case looking just into that the slaying of boris nemtsov it made a very powerful impact in russia and even the kremlin has been following the case closely kremlin has addressed the concerns of the number of family saying that while these cases are very hard to crack the kremlin believes

boris nemtsov was very critical towards radical muslims and that was the reason. under torture. even that shaky explanation why this might have happened could not stand. so far there is no concrete answer to this question, all the lawyers representing the family can say is that they are convinced the leeds go into the chechen republic and into the very highest echelons of leadership. the court case and the verdicts, they seem very clear that it was because of flood it to the? that is the broad direction but everybody wants to know what was the trigger point. boris nemtsov had been a vocal critic of russian politics for many years so what tipped that nobody knows. thank you. one of the pope's closest advisors, cardinal george pell, has been charged in his native australia with historical sexual offences against children. at a press conference this morning the cardinal insisted he was innocent of the charges — and said he looked forward to having his day in court. our correspondent james reynolds reports from rome. this morning in st peter's square, the cardinals of

boris nemtsov was shot in the back right beside the kremlin.ow his killers had trailed him for months before striking. he was once a political high—flyer here, the deputy prime minister. he had been pushed into the margins under vladimir putin but was still a thorn in the kremlin‘s site. the day he died he was on the radio calling president putin ally for denying russian troops were fighting in ukraine. he had planned march that wheat for peace. it became a of morning instead. a stunned crowd demanded justice. boris nemtsov‘s family are sure he was killed because of his political activity but for nine months the hearings here in this military courts were focused only on the five men accused of carrying out a contract killing. the key question of who hired them and why remain unanswered even now. so today the family‘s representative in court said this case does not go far enough. these suspects are just the perpetrators, but where are the organisers and the sponsors? so all the secret services of mr putin could not find them. boris nemtsov's fam

there is no footage of the moment of boris nemtsov's kikilling. that is something the family insists does exist because of where the murder took place, just a few h hundred meters from the kreremlin. the defense will now be trying to push back against the as they launch their appeal. >> five men found guilty but who ordered the hit? >> that is obviously the elepephant in the room. the nemtsov family with same look higher in the chechnyan security services. earlier in the investigation, authorities tried to think -- the with someone has been identified as his right-hand man. they tried to speak to him and he did not open the door. the nemtsov family lawyer said this is evidence off authority o not have thehe stomach to push e investigation in a sensitive direction that might prove this was a politically motivated d eed. >> what does opposition leaders of the verdict? >> we heard from a close ally of nemtsov, he said i if the authorities thought everyonone would be satatisfied with what e essentially hihis menoing t to prison -- hit men goioing t pr

even at these men are potentially found guilty that they will not know who hired them and why boris nemtsov a summary of the business news. firstly, the headlines. google has been heavily fine of more than £2 million for a legally favouring its shopping services in search results. nicola sturgeon is expected to set up her position on a second independence referendum later at holyrood today. and amber warning has been issued by the governor of the bank of england as to the increase in consumer spending. the european commission has fined the company behind google more than two billion pounds for illegally promoting its own shopping services in search results. it's the biggest ever fine handed out by the commission. we'll hear from the commissioner injust a moment. high street banks are being forced to find and extra £11.a billion to act as a buffer in case borrowers fall behind on paying back their loans. it's being ordered by the bank of england, which is worried some lenders have become a bit too relaxed about lending. this month's hot weather has helped boost supermarket revenues by around

the family of the murdered russian opposition activist boris nemtsov have said the case remains unsolved jury found five chechen men guilty of carrying out his contract killing two years ago. police are hunting a former chechen officer who promised them $250,000. mr nemtsov‘s family called it a fiasco that the mastermind remained at large. china is reported to have refused requests to allow the nobel peace prize winner, liu xiaobo, to go abroad for medical treatment. the 61—year—old, who's serving an 11—year prison sentence for subversion, is suffering from terminal liver cancer. he's currently in hospital in the city of shenyang in north—eastern china. forces opposed to the islamic state group have made significant advances against strongholds in both syria and iraq. in syria, kurdish and arab troops supported by the us have the city of raqqa completely surrounded. raqqa was captured by is militants over three years ago. and in mosul in iraq, government troops have retaken the famous al—noori mosque, a victory the prime minister says marks a turning point in the battle against islamic s

a moscow court has found five people guilty of killing high profile opposition figure boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen one person has been charged with shooting himself the other four of assisting the killer all five men are chechen pleaded not guilty for them software shot dead two years ago crossing a bridge right near the kremlin central moscow. richard dawkins is the guest on worlds apart next here on r.t. . here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than two thousand. and see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight the president of the world bank though hate the word of any serious look send us an e-mail. you have an opiate crisis in america killing thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around the note. trying to. ram around america. i mean. it's quite shocking but it seems the pharmaceutical companies want to get paid themse

boris nemtsov near the kremlin in twenty fifteen. face a hunting a former chechen officer who promised them a quarter of a million dollars piston themselves found they called it a fiasco. that the most mind remained at the launch. cardinal george pell one of the most senior figures in the roman catholic church has set sex offends challenges that have been made against him paul bowle. called no pal told a media conference that he had undergone a relentless character assassination. he said the pope had given him leave to return to australia from the vatican to face the challenges. the european union has appealed against the world trade organization ruling in favor of the united states so if a state aid for the american plane maker boeing. the eu is objecting primarily to tax breaks in washington state web boeing is based but do you and the u. s. of spent thirteen years arguing over the level of support they give respectively. advice and. now congress has a lot on its plate right now particularly as it struggles to pass healthcare refor

a moscow court has fined five people guilty of killing high profile opposition figure boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen one person has been convicted of shooting them soft the other four of assisting the killer all five men were chechen and pleaded not guilty the kremlin spokesperson says the man who ordered to kill is still at large and is being searched for by police barson himself shot dead two years ago crossing a bridge near the kremlin in central moscow. now in a few months time sweden will conduct its biggest military exercises in twenty years it coincides with russia holding large scale drills but there's a third event in the pipeline two on its own a very different mission there described as a first peace seeking war games thirty swedish and russian activists will take part in a two day exercise called seventeen with the goal of deescalating a hypothetical conflict one of the organizers to list that someone had to reach out with a message of peace they are of course not that cold that you would have if you have a war exercise. has to be prepared if the escalation continues bu

verdicts against follow you've been accused of killing high profile russian opposition politician boris nemtsov in twenty fifty or medina cochon of a has to do over a week ago the jury received instructions from the judge to answer a twenty six questions connected with the murder and a lawyer save the verdict is highly likely to be delivered this tuesday now all five defendants are accused of a murder for hire as part of an organized group according to the russian investigative committee this is suspected killers. were offered at least fifteen million rubles which is somewhere around two hundred fifty thousand dollars to carry out the murder now the killing of bodies took place on the night of february twenty eighth two thousand and fifteen he was the regional governor and deputy pm under the president by the sea yeltsin and. back in two thousand but he became an opposition politician so many in the western media now portray his killing as a political case however he was not the key opposition figure in the country he called the opposition party part of nasa and he also held seats in the legisl

has found five chechen men guilty of murdering the russian opposition‘s most prominent activist, boris nemtsov in 2015. police are hunting a former chechen officer who promised them quarter of a million dollars. mr nemtsov‘s family said it was a fiasco that the mastermind remained at large. boris nemtsov‘s family are surely was killed because of his political activity but for nine months the hearings here in this military court have focused only on the five men of carrying out a contract killing. the key questions of who hired them for that and wife remained unanswered even now. china is reported to have refused requests to allow the nobel peace prize winner, liu xiaobo, to go abroad for medical treatment. the 61—year—old, who's serving an 11 year prison sentence for subversion, is suffering from terminal liver cancer. he's currently in hospital in the city of shenyang, in north—eastern china. the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has declared a state of emergency on the city's subway system, saying its dismal performance was "wholly unacceptable". the move comes two days after a subway trai

one of them was boris nemtsov, a leader of russia's opposition and karamerza's partner in lobbying theitzky act. >> in february 2015 he was killed by bullets walking home as he always did out in the open without bodyguards. >> this was an assassination. in some of the deaths proving there was foul play has been a challenge. take the case of this russian incriminating documents relating to the magnitsky case. >> alexander paraplichny was a whistle blower. at the age of 44 he went jogging outside his home in surrey outside of london and dropped dead. the police deemed it an unsuspicious natural death. >> they did look for poison, they just couldn't find any. >> they did a very first-round toxicology screen. they didn't find anything on the first run-through. >> reporter: detecting poison can be extremely difficult. and there's a reason. this cold war cia memo reveals that the soviets ran a laboratory for poisons in a large and super-secret installation known as the "chamber" to test undetectible compounds. in the kafts bacase of the bank london, the coroner wasn't willing to give up. he

one of them was boris nemtsov, a leader of russia's opposition and kara-murza's partner in lobbying for magnitsky act. >> vladimir kara-murza: on the 27th of february 2015, he was killed by five bullets in the back as he was walking home, as he always did, out in the open, without bodyguards-- >> stahl: this was an assassination. in some of the deaths, proving there was foul play has been a challenge. take the case of this russian banker, who came forward with incriminating documents related to the magnitsky case. >> browder: alexander perepilichny was a whistleblower. at the age of 44, he went jogging outside his home in surrey, outside of london and dropped dead. the police deemed it an unsuspicious, natural death. >> stahl: well, they did look for poison. they just couldn't find any. >> browder: they did a very first-round toxicology screen. they didn't find anything on the first run through. >> stahl: detecting poison can be extremely difficult, and there's a reason: this cold war c.i.a. memo reveals that the soviets ran a "laboratory for poisons in a large and super secret installa

deliberating in the case of five men accused of involvement in the murder of russian opposition leader, boris nemtsov was shot late last night in -- late at night in 2015 as he was walking across a bridge right outside the kremlin. >>> and queen elizabeth is set to receive an increase in the official funding that she receives each year the sovereign grant will be 82.2 million pounds or about $105 million. that's an increase of more than 6 million pounds the increase is derived from a formula based on the financial performance of the crown estate. that is the news update this hour now we are going to talk about what's coming up on "power lunch. michelle, i believe i'm tossing it to you. >> that's right, sue thanks so much and here's what's coming up on "power lunch," which starts in 19 minutes sue was just talking about that massive cyber attack hitting big companies across the world, including that member of the dow. one government calling it unprecedented. we're going to have the latest on who's being impacted, which company or country could be next plus, should health insurance be more like car ins

in russia, five men were found guilty today in the murder of opposition leader boris nemtsov, in 2015s the man who pulled the trigger, a former security officer in the chechnya region. but nemtsov's allies say authorities have done nothing to find out who ordered the killing. president trump will come face to face with russian president vladimir putin next week, for the first time since taking office. the white house and the kremlin announced today they'll meet on the sidelines of the g-20 summit in germany. syria and russian accused the u.s. today of making baseless allegations that damascus is preparing a new chemical attack. the white house issued the warning on tuesday. syrian state tv today called the accusation "devoid of truth." a russian foreign ministry spokeswoman accused the u.s. of trying to destabilize the syrian regime. >> ( translated ): the goal of it is obvious: to reanimate the theme of so called crimes of the government and to return the situation in syria to the same dead end where it has been led into by the rhetoric of the west saying that president assad needs t