did you kill brittany?t. >> what do you say to those people who believe everything just adds up to you being her kill injure. >> what do i say to them? i don't say anything to them. i don't like ignorance in my life so if you feel that way, yes, you're ignorant and that's very sad and i will pray for them. >> brittany's family prays too, for justice and closure and how to make peace with a loss they will never understand. >> over six years i haven't focused on anything else except for getting justice. there is no closing the book. me and my sister grew up going everything together. how do you say good-bye to something like that. >> she had a special bond with me and there are still times i think, i need to tell brittany about this or, you know, you can't call her, you can't email her, you can't text her. all can you do now is go to her grave. and that's not good enough. it's never going to be good enough. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for w

brittani wondered what would happen next. >> his team sat down with some of the jurors, hoping to understand where the case had gone wrong. >> from what we were told by the jurors we spoke to, they did not believe for a second that dana fell out of the car. but, for a few of the jurors, they were not confident of how those injuries got on dana's head. >> the jurors complained, so much was missing from 1982. reports, photos, evidence. they needed something more. the prosecutor could think of only one thing. but for, that you need brittany's permission. >> it was a weighty conversation for me to have with them, to say it's my intention to re-examine her body. and, to keep her skull out, and presented to the jury. >> the prosecutor believed that dana's skull would do something that the photos and diagrams couldn't, enable the corner to show the jurors this distinct places she had been struck. >> the damage was visible, as you look at the base of her skull >> you think that's the most telling of the three. >> she would've had to

we made a substantial offer to secure the release of paul whalen and brittany griner. the president and his team are willing to take extraordinary steps to bring our people home for more on this less cross live to our corresponded kayla mop and to hear more about this possible exchange. so caleb, what do we know about this proposal coming from washington? well, at this point we're hearing talk of perhaps what sounds like a prisoner's swap. the idea is that victor boot has been long held in us prisons might be released in exchange for russia, releasing brittany greiner and paul whalen. and this is quite an exciting idea. it would certainly be meaningful in the lives of all 3 of those individuals. now, at this point that we've heard us secretary of state anthony blank and touched on the matter and say that it could be that he would soon be discussing this with his russian counterpart. here's what we've heard from blanket i plan to raise an issue that's a top priority for us. the release of americans, paul whelan, and brittany griner, who been wrongfully detained and must

it is hardly a fair deal exchanging him for brittany griner.— brittany griner. griner. ob'ectively none of this is _ brittany griner. objectively none of this is fair, - brittany griner. 0bjectively| none of this is fair, brittany griner and paul whelan shouldn't be held like hostages in russia which purports to be a member of the 620, a member of the security council and get acts like north korea and iran in seizing americans without due process and holding them without due process and rightful cause, so it is a problem from the get go but of course the swap is in and of itself not an equivalent situation because victor boot was found guilty in eight us port, he was extradited from thailand after he was on the run for some time. having said that he has served a heavy chunk of his time that he was sentenced and in fact the judge who sentenced him in new york, she made a statement saying she could live with the consequences of the swap because in her estimation because in her estimation because he had served such a large portion of his time already, that in essen

we made a substantial offer to secure the release of paul whalen and brittany griner. the president and his team are willing to take extraordinary steps to bring our people home. victor booth is a convicted arms dealer, an interpreter who was arrested by the f. b i n. a 2012 us court sentenced him to 25 years in prison for arming a terrorist group and conspiring to kill american citizens. brittany greiner meanwhile, is currently on trial in moscow for possession of marijuana and bringing drugs into russia. while paul whelan, a former us marine convicted of espionage, is currently serving a 16 year sentence in a russian prison. u. s. secretary of state, anthony blinking said earlier that he would soon be discussing the release of these 2 people with his russian counterpart. i plan to raise an issue that's a top priority for us. the release of americans, paul whelan and brittany griner, who been wrongfully detained. and must be allowed to come home. we put a substantial proposal on the table weeks ago to facilitate their release. our governments are communicated repeated

the release of americans, paul whelan and brittany griner, who been wrongfully detained. and must be allowed to come home. we put a substantial proposal on the table weeks ago to facilitate the release. our governments are communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. and i'll use the conversation to follow up personally. and i hope move us toward a resolution. as of yet, there has been no confirmation from the russian side of any such discussion ordeal . but if a prisoner swap happens, it wouldn't be the 1st time this year. back in april, russian pilot konstantin yarrow shank oh, was traded for us national trevor read. earlier. i spoke to civil rights attorney robert patio, who says that the reason the u. s. is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for brittany grinder to be released. what we've seen the said, there's many social media outcry pushing for the release of miss griner on personal injury. status, of course, is part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q, community, here, america. and

we made a substantial offer to secure the release of paul whalen and brittany griner. the president and his team are willing to take extraordinary steps to bring our people home. the report that we're hearing is that there's the possibility of a prisoner swap with victor. oops. the russian arms dealer who's been held in us prisons for quite some time being traded for brittany griner and paul whalen. this is quite an exciting idea. it would certainly be meaningful in the lives of all 3 of those individuals. now, at this point that we've heard us secretary of state antony, blank and touch on the matter and say that it could be that he would soon be discussing this with his russian counterpart. here's what we heard from blanket i plan to raise an issue that's a top priority for us. the release of americans, paul wilson and brittany griner, who been wrongfully detained and must be allowed to come home. we put a substantial proposal on the table weeks ago to facilitate the release. our governments are communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. and i'll use the c

the american basketball star brit brittany griner has testified at her drug trial in russia. she claims that her rights have not been properly explained to her. as an interpreter provided a poor translation from russian earlier, she admitted responsibility for inadvertently, bringing cannabis infused vape cartridges to russia. however, the jailed athletes athlete insist that she did not intentionally break the law. in february, brittany grant, griner was arrested in russia where she played during the w. n. b a off season. she was detained by authorities shortly after flying into moscow biplane, after customs officers found drugs in her luggage. despite the fact that she has pleaded guilty, her supporters in the u. s. claim. she's being held hostage by russia while washington claims the basketball player is being held in intolerable conditions with us authorities doing everything possible to get her out. but to get some more insight into this story, we're in cross live now to human rights activists. jesse jackson, thank you very much for joining us on the program, sir. now, on

is the public clamor for brittany griner to be released. what we've seen is that there's many social media outcry pushing for the release of miss griner personal every status, of course, is part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q, community, here in america. and lead to many people spinning points and lot of emphasis on her release. i think the, the russian tried to get into more from this deal. brittany greiner the q, so not drug trafficking, but according to her testimony today in court, accidentally for getting a cartridge that belongs to a vapor and her bag. that was, that was illegal in russia. respect to the sovereignty of fer nations. but i think that's a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mister about. so i think russia comes out on the better end of this tray. but given the nature of the publicity around this, this is change the willing to make this. this swap here says it wants washington to hand over more effective multi role at 16 fighter jets instead of a s

we made a substantial offer to secure the release of paul whalen and brittany griner. the president and his team are willing to take extraordinary steps to bring our people home. the mutual exchange of russian and american prisoners on the territory of the 2 countries was previously discussed by the presidents of russia and the united states. these negotiations are being carried out by competent apartments. a concrete result has not yet been achieved. at the same time, we consider it necessary to take the interests of both parties into account. during these talks, russian, victor boot is a convicted arms dealer who was arrested in thailand in 2008 and later extradited the united states. in 2012, an american court sentenced him to 25 years in prison for arming a terrorist group and conspiring to kill us citizens. meanwhile, brittany griner is an american citizen, currently on trial in moscow for possession of cannabis related articles and bringing drugs into russia. while paul whalen is also an american citizen and a former us marine convicted of espionage. and he's cur

for more on that, we want to check in with kron for meteorologist brittany bagley. she's got a check on our air quality at this hour. of course, we have that big fire in oakland as well. so air quality not too great in the east bay. yeah. you said it best. we're really watching your air quality. that's higher temperatures. and also in oakland, we have a specific breakdown for you. so right now you can see north bay coast, east bay, south bay. we're all looking at those moderate conditions for you because of the fire. but >> as we zoom in a little bit closer, we showed you that fire in oakland. we showed you the black smoke in the area and the police chief fire chief said it best when we talk at noon, if you're driving in that area, make sure to have your windows up because air quality is a concern, especially with all those chemicals in the air. not to mention it is really hot in our area. so should be around 67 degrees today. we're going to a high of 80. so just showing you how sot it is today. and same story, san jose, your >> average should be around. 78 not toda

joining me now is that my sunday night panel, we brittany packnett cummingham -- and former member ofs 21st century policing i do. this david corn, washington bureau chief -- and matthew dowd, chief strategist for the bush cheney 2004 presidential campaign. it's good to have you all three with you with us, matthew like to start with, you much like donald trump for his johnson and survive many scandals during his time in office. but, why was this different? what's different about this one? >> there's many things the same between the two of them, as you know. not the least of which is that everybody knew about boris johnson before he took office, just like everybody knew about donald trump before he took office. and then, he proceeded to be -- to corrupted moxie, it was cruel. was coerced, did all the things donald trump did. the biggest difference was that the conservatives in england, could only take three years of boris johnson, and looks like the republicans could take at least four years of donald trump. this is what's wrong and been wrong in our system for all these past years, wh

the release of americans, all wheel and, and brittany grier law retain. and must be allowed to come all substantial proposal on the table weeks ago to so take the release, our government's agree indicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. and i was the conversation to follow up personally. and i hope with us or to resolution. patty calhane has one out from washington dc. it would, it seemed to indicate that it's pretty close to me. let's think about, take a step back where they do these prisoner exchanges between any country they don't normally broadcast from the state department from the secretary of state himself a. but we've been seeing these indications for a while of the russians had said that they couldn't, can contemplate any sort of prisoner exchange in till brittney grinders case went through the legal system. so just a few weeks ago we saw her plead guilty to what she was accused of, of bringing to to vague cartridges of her. she shall into the country. she said it was an accident that she was packing quickly. the sentencing phase is wel

a brittany greiner and former us marine pool whelan. both americans are detained in russia. lincoln says he'll speak to his russian counterparts. i gay lover off in the coming days. mocking the highest level talks between the countries since the ukraine war began. i'm glad arisen issue. that's a top priority for us. the release of americans, paul, willing, and brittany griner. we want me to attain and must be allowed to come all a substantial proposal on the table weeks ago. facilitate the release. our governments are communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. in the conversation to follow up personally, and i hope you guys are the resolution. i think i'll hang on just lie from washington d. c. so do you have any more idea about what this offer involves? well they're not seen specifically, but you can read between the lines and pretty much figure out what's happening. and we've really been seen signs for weeks now that this a prisoner transfer prisoner swap was in the offing russian officials had said look, we can't even beg

at the white house says it believes brittany greiner is being wrongfully detained.iner was able to write a handwritten letter to president biden saying she feared spending the rest of her life in russian prison. biden called her wife yesterday to free the basketball star as soon as possible. if she faces up to ten years in russian prism scheduled to hold a press conference in chicago this saturday. it jason. >> jason: matt finn, thank you. sadly, russian officials continue to mock the speed tende diplomacy it comes as the coach says there is standards of play are giving if it's lebron james imprisoned overseas, he'd be already back home. buck sexton and clay travis, thank you for joining us. let's start with you. would you make of the story? >> i think there is a double standard at play. thank you for having us on. the double standard is that if donald trump were president, he'd already have brittany greiner back. that's because you look at what happened with the ucla basketball players who were arrested in china, trump got personally involved. trump got personally

thanks, brittany. while from earth to the sky, look at this. nasa has released new breath taking views of our universe. for more pictures from the james webb space telescope or released today. >> a lot among the images on display the fine details of a dying star giving a final performance firing out cosmic dust. a close-up look at stephan's quintet of visual grouping of 5 galaxies. that's this one fans of the movie. it's a wonderful life may kind of recognize this a little bit. and finally, the image of the cosmic clips, those peaks and valleys where you can see a place where stars were born for the very first time. impressive stuff. joining me now to talk about these images and the impact they'll have on our understanding of the universe is gerald mckeegan with the chabot space and science center. jerrold, i always love having you on. i remember when the webb telescope was launched back in december, we talked a little bit about it. you are so eager to see what it would reveal to us. what is your reaction today? >> first of all, these images ar

we also are pushing for the white house to have a visit for me to visit brittani.cessary, but if she is not immediately released, i'm still pushing that. meanwhile, the wnba named griner as an all honorary all-star. the all-star game will tip off tomorrow afternoon, and include a tribute to her. it marks the eighth all star selection for the 31-year-old. now, we can hope that after brittani's plea this week, the russian court will handle her case more lenient louis. but, do you think that there is more the u.s. government should be doing to bring her home? >> i mean, i think that we are in precarious times. we are at war, right. the world is at war and putin is using everything that he can as a political tool. and so, we have no idea, to be honest, what lengths the white house and the biden administration is going to, but we know that they are working on this. but we also know that, what leniency will russians do? they are a country that lives, they are a country that disappears people, they are a country that targets americans and uses them as political bunts. and

the release of americans, paul whelan, and brittany griner. we won't be detained and must be allowed to come home. we put a substantial proposal on the table weeks ago, facilitate the release. our governments are communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. and i use the conversation to follow up personally and i hope move us or to resolution. while patty col hand joins us from washington, d. c, for more on this. now, passing, given that we're hearing this from blinkin. how close the way to this being a done deal it would seem to indicate that it's pretty close to me. let's think about, take a step back where they do these prisoner exchanges between any country they don't normally broadcast from the state department from the secretary of state himself. but we've been seeing these indications for a while. the russians had said that they couldn't, can contemplate any sort of prisoner exchange until britney grinders case went through the legal system. so just a few weeks ago, we saw her plead guilty to what she was accused of, of bringi

office, russia, a prisoner swap, basketball star, brittany grind and foreman marine pool. we live in exchange for an imprisoned russian army. the u. s. the federal reserve hikes interest rates again to curb inflation. but fails of a recession remain and more than 300 people dead and hundreds of kilometers of roads washed away by heavy flooding and talk a star over the past month. ah, ah, hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister or the main pro iran parliamentary block. their supporters of the influential shia cleric, mac todd al serra. he says he does not want muhammad else to donnie to be the next leader, nor at burton, manley has more, ah, a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. brutus is taken of the speakers plain and m. p. 's, benches. their supporters, the influential shia cleric booked out of solder. he says he does not want mohammed also done to be the next prime minister was was on the phone by the is brenda supporters from other provinces, the storm, the green zone,

we have kayla mouth and he is a journalist and political analyst, and in brittany we have job, rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want . and i always appreciate kayla. let me go to you 1st in chicago. what, what do you understand by the term liberal order and considering your understanding of it? are you willing to sacrifice for it? go right ahead. well they have a lot of different euphemisms they use. they talk about the rules based global order. they talk about the open, the international system. i think that's how ann marie slaughter, one of the ideologues hillary clinton's state department put it. but essentially what they're referring to is a global financial system, a free trade neoliberalism. the domination of the world by a few banks and corporations based on wall street and in alonda. and that is really what exists and what they are defending and their wars around the planet lennon called it in korea was of the highest stage of capitalism, capitalism. and it's monopoly stage where a

makes a substantial offer to russia to secure the release of basketball that brittany greiner and former us marine port wheeler, the u. s. federal reserve hikes interest rates again to curb inflation. but fears of recession remain born 300 dead and hundreds of kilometer roads washed away by heavy flooding in pakistan. ah, hundreds of people stormed iraq's parliament on wednesday to protest against nomination of a new prime minister. they were supporters of the influential shia cleric, mach todd asada. he says he does not want mohammed as to donny to be the next prime minister. laura burton manley has more. oh, a show of descent in the heart of police, good decision making in baghdad. ah, protesters taking over the speakers plan an m p 's benches. the support is that the influential shia cleric booked out of santa. he says he does not want mohammed of the dunny to be the next prime minister. and his supporters and mikey, attempting tooth this over the phone, is brenda supporters from other provinces, the storm, the green zone, the ottoman church in good numbers. it seems to me that there

off is russia, a prisoner swap, basketball star, brittany greiner and former marine, the port wheaton exchange for an imprisoned russian army. the u. s. federal reserve high interest rates again to curb inflation. but fears of a recession remain and more than 300 people dead and hundreds of kilometers of rose washed away by heavy floating and focused on over the past month. ah, ah, hundreds of people have stormed iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister of the main at pro iran parliamentary book, their supporters of the influential shia cleric, mac tada al serra. he says he does not want mohammed al sigourney to be the next leader. nora burton money has more a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. ah, protesters taking over the speakers plan an m p 's benches. the support is that the influential shia cleric booked out of a sudden he says he does not want mohammed of the dunny to be the next prime minister. and his support is unlikely, attempting to both. this is only from by that is brenda supporters from other provinc

thanks, brittany. new at noon, animal advocates are pleading with drivers visiting the tahoe area to be mindful of the speed limits and wildlife crossing. the were ways they say they're seeing more reports of dead bears in the area. rowena shaddox visited the tahoe bear league today. >> where they recently rescued a bear cub whose mother was likely struck and killed by a driver. >> this little cub is doing ok now. but the caller had contacted the tahoe barely 2 nights ago. that is deceased mom affair that was laying in the woods in their neighborhood. her surviving 5 month-old cub was huddled on her body frantically trying to wake her ups and the baby was crying and pushing honor and and calling and taking. >> her hands and his her face in his hands. and like mom, way cobb, the bear league responded immediately. absolutely heart-wrenching to watch this little baby 4 for 5 months old, as you know, was born middle of february. not understanding. you know, why doesn't she wake-up fighters? and chief eveni

he is a journalist and political analyst, and in brittany we have job, rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate kayla. let me go to you 1st in chicago. what, what do you understand by the term liberal order and considering your understanding of it? are you willing to sacrifice for it? go right ahead. well, they have a lot of different euphemisms they use. they talk about the rules based global order. they talk about the open the international system. i think that's how ann marie slaughter, one of the ideologues hillary clinton's state department. but it, but essentially what they're referring to is a global financial system, a free trade neoliberalism, the domination of the world by a few banks and corporations based on wall street. and in alonda, and that is really what exists and what they are defending. i, in their wars around the planet lining imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism, capitalism in its monopoly stage, where a few banks and c

ah, ah, let's go back to y'all in brittany. i find it really curious, all of this is being said in the name of ukraine, and you can have your own opinion on the conflict and i've done. i think this is the 1st program i haven't done on it since the in the military operations started on february 24th. but you know where we had that the g 7, we had nato meeting, and then we have jo, biding it, as long as it takes. okay, enough. obviously it's, it's in reference to ukraine. so that, i mean, what i find very more curious than ever is that the regime in, in care is not liberal at all. okay. and it bands opposition parties. its main opposition leader is under house arrest facing charges on the media sphere has been completely collapsed under a central control there that all of the television stations have been collapsed into that there's one message, only one message at all, no descent is allowed and this is what the or europeans are north americans and known that they are even a mentioned the global south has to pay for this type of

thanks, brittany. take a look at this from a birth to the universe. napa's, really it's a breathtaking view. >> of our universe. for more pictures from the james webb space telescope were released today and you're looking at them among the images on display. fine details as a dying star gives a final performance firing out cosmic dust. a close-up look at stuff and squint hat, which is a visual grouping of 5 galaxies that this month. it's also featured in the movie. it's a wonderful life, but obviously not that and the cosmic clips of those peaks and valleys where you can see a place where stars are born for the very first time. that's this one right there. that's my favorite. nasa says the webb telescope is the biggest and most powerful space telescope ever. it launched back in december and reached its lookout 0.1 million miles from earth. pretty stunning. all right. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 3, we'll you about the sneaky gas guzzling scheme. police want you to watch out for. >> as filling up your tank. also, san francisco restaurants plague

is looking to strike a deal is because of the public outcry for brittany griner to be released. what we've seen as a, there's winning social media outcry. i'm pushing for the release of miss griner on her celebrity status, of course. as part of it being a member of the african american community and a member of the l. g. b t q. community here in america. it went to many people, ball spinning appointment, lot of emphasis on her release. i think though, the russian side actually getting more from this deal, brittany griner was to so not be a drug trafficking. but according to her testimony today in court, accidentally for getting a, a cartridge that belongs to a vague and her bag that was, that was illegal in russia, respects that he sovereign. do you fear nations wildly with a big difference between that and being a arms dealer as mr. bout with fidel? so i think russia comes out on the better end of the tray, but given the nature of the publicity around this is change. the use of wanting to make this, this suave. that's all for this, our stick around for more world news stories a

they are probably working and are working behind the scenes to secure brittani's release, but havingly and supporters would have help stave off some of this backlash that we've seen the past week in regards to the brittani release. just a couple weeks ago we had the mistake with the phone call that should've happened between brittani and cherelle. they have a plan that didn't happen because an official wasn't in office on saturday to allow the call to happen. you have this easily adjustable issues with the biden ministration, and in particular, at the state department. on the other hand, we don't know all that's happening behind the scenes or what kind of negotiations could even happen between the biden administration and the kremlin in terms of a prisoner exchange or securing britney and paul wheeler's releases. this is something that is harder for the public to understand, including the family and her supporters, because these are not things that the administration of any president are generally going to share with the public. >> let me ask you this, brittani's coach, among other p

instead of playing in the w and b, a. brittany greiner remains in russia and in handcuffs over 4 months after being detained. her trial has begun at a court in kim key, just outside of moscow. the prosecution is accusing her of attempting to enter russia with 2 vaporizer cartridges containing a total of 7 tenths of a gram of cannabis oil, which is an illegal substance in russia. news media, we're not allowed into the court room, but a u. s. official was briefly allowed to speak to griner. she said the basketball star was in good spirits and demanded her release. the russian federation has wrongfully detained miss criner wrongful detention. i is unacceptable wherever it occurs and it endangers the safety of every one travelling living and working studying abroad. i can assure you that the united states government, at the very highest levels is working very hard to bring miss greiner, as well as all wrongfully detained us. citizens safely home. tensions between russia and the u. s. are high over the russian war against ukraine. western analysts say russia is using greiner as a political p

s. professional basketball. player, brittany greiner and former marine paul whelan. so we were t w's. mikaela. christian washington has more on what lincoln will be looking to get and what he may have to offer in return. well, in sot imminent, the, the u. s. secretary estates wants the release of brittany griner and pull wheelin those 2 high profile us citizens who are in rawson captivity, arbitrary def, tensions is what the united states is definitely calling this. and it is willing to put a substantial offer on the table. asked about this, answered lincoln wouldn't go into details this speculation that there could be yet another high profile rawson citizen, potentially handed over this talk of a convicted russian alms trafficker. none of this confirmed but there was an exchange already in april, also of a u. s. citizen in exchange for a russian pilots, so we could see something like a repeat of that. what is completely new is that these other fuss direct talks of between the us and russian foreign minister on the phone since rasa invaded ukraine . here, antony blin

well, in sword imminent the, the us secretary of state wants the release of brittany griner and paul wieland those 2 high profile us citizens who are in rawson captivity, arbitrary tensions, is what the united states is definitely calling this. and it is willing to put a substantial offer on the table off about this and to bring it wouldn't go into details this speculation that there could be yet another high profile russian citizen, potentially honda, over the talk of a convicted russian army traffic and none of this confirmed but there was an exchange already in april, also of a u. s. citizen, in exchange for russian pilots. so we could see something like a repeat of that. what is completely new is that these other 1st direct talks between the us and russian foreign minister on the phone since rasa invaded ukraine . here, anthony blink, and said he had no illusions that there would be any diplomatic headway. quite to the contrary, that the signs on the ground were that russia simply would continue to fight, would try and next father regions of ukraine, and wouldn't be willing to re

brittani took a pass. >> they had asked me to go but i had a volleyball game the next morning.wasn't able to. >> it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know because they, like they called me that night. i'm like, if i was there -- >> the next morning, chris and stan seymour were strolling through pilot andrews park. >> we started looking around for birds and didn't see a thing. this place was as quiet as we have ever seen it. >> and that is when, just below one of the overlooks, they made their terrible discovery. in the tall beach grass, lay the bodies of two young women. >> it just looked like they had both been molested or mold. >> we didn't know if they were alive or dead, we had no idea. >> the seymour ran for help. >> calling 9-1-1, what is your agency? >> we've got two dead bodies down here. >> are they male or female? >> two females. >> first responder travis winds man had never seen anything like it. >> it was horrifying. there was blood, i can see the clothes of multiple girls. there was duct tape on their mouths, on their hands. you can see that they were

do you think that the administration should say we will swap who you want for brittany and bring hery honest with you i don't really listen to much of the talk about the how and measures of what is necessary to get her home, but if that's what's necessary, then, yes, do it. >> all right. joining us now is democratic congressman colin allred of texas, he co-sponsored a bipartisan resolution that calls on the russian government to immediately release brittney griner. sir, thank you so much for being with us. you hear cherelle there, she is starting to feel desperate, i think that has been beginning for a while and you really feel it in that interview. what do you say to her? >> my heart goes out to her. this is a terrible situation for any american detained abroad and brittany has been wrongfully detained now for four and a half months. obviously with this sham trial going on, this is a heartbreaking situation. but i would like to try to reassure as much as i can having worked with the state department and been in multiple meetings with them and knowing the team that is working on this

brittani is one of us.st, she's a human, she's un-american, she's a black woman. she is deserving of our support and our solidarity. i would hope, and i think anyone of us in this network, if we were in that same situation that someone would what we are doing. i think it's important to note that britney is not only a wnba champion here in the united states, but she's a three-time russian national champion, she's a-year-old league championship, and receive the russian cup. so she is beloved not only by those here in the u.s., but all across the world as well. and i think it's important for us to stand in solidarity, to continue to pray for her, and most importantly, stand in full support of this administration's effort to bring brittany and all of those who are wrongfully detained outside of this country safely back home. >> jotaka, thank you so much for being with us. coming up next, i'm going to speak with an author of a new book detailing how family, culture, and raise combined to make us who we are. and

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