we'll have an update from moscow but 1st he is charlie angela. once again alexina valley is paying a high price for his criticism of the kremlin as a court sentenced him to $3.00 and a half years the judge found the valley guilty of breaking probation failing to report to russian police over an embezzlement charge the fact he was in hospital in berlin was not accepted the valley was there recovering from nerve agent poisoning he alleges was carried out by the russian state the kremlin critic drew a heart on the glass in court for his wife and asked his supporters to protest. the aim of this hearing is to scare a great number of people it works this way jail want to scare millions. i hope that this hearing will be interpreted by people as a signal that they have to be more scared it's not a demonstration of power the national guards of russia this cage they are a demonstration of weakness you can't jail hundreds of thousands and millions like this from outside the court a major show of force from police rounding up and detaining live only supporte

against his verdict while he asks people in and outside russia to continue putting pressure on putin charly angela urges there there was swift international condemnation of the sentencing us secretary of state antony blinken called for the immediate and unconditional release of an avanti and his supporters u.k. foreign secretary dominic robb also called for there on his release saying today's perverse ruling targeting the victim of a poisoning rather than those responsible shows russia is failing to meet the most basic commitments expected of any responsible member of the international community russia's foreign ministry has rejected those calls as divorced from reality telling the west not to meddle in its sovereign affairs i was under a good fire was outside the court where she said police have been cracking down on the valley supporters. well today the security was around the court building behind me but also the surrounding area and they were not letting anyone in called doesn't believe here they were also detaining people that were coming straight out of the metro station so preventing any ki

his verdict while he asks people in and outside russia to continue putting pressure on putin charlie angela is there when the police crackdown on the valley of supporters has been swift as alexandra god for reports now from moscow well today the security was wrong the court building behind me but also the surrounding area and they were not letting anyone in who doesn't believe here they were also detaining people that were coming straight out of the metro station so preventing any kind of brought as they were detaining people for looking suspicious in the sense that they might be protesting for. the moment the verdict came in so seized the ones that are still. not detained they called for his supporters to come to the center of moscow the center of moscow is now completely sealed actually the police started gathering there hours before the verdict was announced and they now shut it down completely some people that tried to approach the appointed spot which is a very close to the kremlin it's a square that is a joint meant to the right square they started detaining these people the same situ

the trial will examine the best dosing schedule for the pfizer and astra zeneca injections charlie angela reports from southampton hospital one of the signs taking part in the trial. it's a race to beat infections with injections and volunteers in the u.k. and now helping scientists to determine how to get optimism immunity from approved vaccine $820.00 people aged over 50 are taking part in the study testing the efficacy of alternating between the pfizer job and astra zeneca as compared to giving 2 doses of the same vaccine just say no i. mean i reminded myself of the pfizer exene for the trucks will be oxford alexina you happy to head to head thank you. for volunteers like katrina is a chance to contribute to the fight against covert research is needed it's. generally a healthy person so i don't think it's going to be too much problem and it's nice to give something back and be able to help right away can i know what hearing moments from. you know i think it might get to do something to help this trial this testing to dosing schedules one with a 4 week interval between 2 injections anot

against his verdict while he asks people in and outside russia to continue putting pressure on putin charly angela urges or the international court of justice the un's highest court is expected to decide whether it can take on iran's plead to remove u.s. sanctions washington says the court does not have jurisdiction and must throw out the case earlier iran's foreign minister had proposed that the european union help coordinate a simultaneous return to the nuclear deal by both sides that's been rejected by the u.s. on tuesday a spokesman for the biden administration said it's too early for such action and that tehran must 1st come back into full compliance. still ahead on al-jazeera amazon's founder jeff bezos is stepping down as c.e.o. as the latest quarterly profits hit $7000000000.00. but. the atmosphere there you cannot see it is thinking about changing even though the start of the introduction of cloud in a few showers in iraq and running off into eastern turkey is just to let me step back a bit and get this northerly reason to northern egypt as part of a circulation which will generate as it

his verdict while he asks people in and outside russia to continue putting pressure on putin charlie angela. i don't regard her outside the court where she said police have been cracking down on an extended around the supporters well today security was around the court building behind me but also the surrounding area and they were not letting anyone in who doesn't believe here they were also detaining people that were coming straight out of the metro station so preventing any kind of fraud as they were detaining people for looking suspicious you know signs that they might be protesting for. now the moment the verdict came in so seized the ones that are still and it's all not detained they called for his supporters to come to the center of moscow the center of moscow is now completely sealed actually the police started gathering there hours before the verdict was announced and they now shut it down completely some people that tried to approach the appointed spot which is a very close to the kremlin it's a square that is a joint meant to the red square they started detaining these people the

the trial will examine the best dosing schedule for the pfizer and estrogenic injections charlie angela reports from southampton hospital one of 8 sites taking part in the trial. it's a race to beat infections with injections and volunteers in the u.k. and now helping scientists to determine how to get optimism immunity from approved coded vaccines $820.00 people aged over 50 are taking part in the study testing the efficacy of alternating between the pfizer job and astra zeneca as compared to giving 2 doses of the same vaccine just say no you're aware of it your brain i remind myself that finds a vaccine for the trucks will be oxford likely happy to head ok thank you. for volunteers like katrina is a chance to contribute to the fight against covert research is needed i'm generally a healthy person so i don't think i'm going to cause me to my problem and it's nice to give something back and be able to connect help right away can you i'm not working at moment so i'm very well you know i think you might have to do something to help this trial this testing to dosing schedules one with a 4

germany over suspected poison attack several months ago now in a moment we're live in moscow 1st charlie angela with the very latest. once again alexina valley is paying a high price for his criticism of the kremlin as a court sentenced him to $3.00 and a half years in prison the judge found the valley guilty of breaking probation failing to report to russian police over an embezzlement charge the fact he was in hospital in berlin was not accepted the valley was there recovering from nerve agent poisoning he alleges was carried out by the russian state. outside the court a major show of force from police rounding up and detaining the valley supporters who call not only for his release but for the release of russia from putin's rule. is pretty you know this is total lawlessness you can think whatever you want about alexina valmy as a politician but the problem is that if such high profile people can be arrested in a live television broadcast without a reason it means that people like you and i are known people they can do whatever they want to us become one of these trial is a sham like many oth

. >> for more i'm joined by angela wry. charlie sykes, editor at large and brandon wolf, pulse nightclub survivor and vice president of the drew project. ang will wry, first of all, welcome to the show. i wanted to talk to you about this. you have been staff. what do you make of what we saw on the floor where only 11 republicans voted to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments, including education given what i just -- the laundry list that i just read about the things that she has said. >> yeah. you know, joy, what is so crazy is people kept saying donald trump is not so bad. it's fine. you know, he's just flamboyant, arrogant and loud but harry reid called donald trump the republican party's frankenstein and this is why. this was the beginning of the monster that was constructed and built. this was the beginning of a problem that was only getting worse, right? like this is something that not only the republican party but really since the foundation of america we have dealt with issues around race, white supremacy

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