actually jim, because it seems that even goes covic, this reporter for the wall street journal has now appeared already at a court in a sort of closed hearing in moscow lefortovo defense detention center, and that court has basically remanded in custody until i'm looking at it here until may, the 29th so one month and 29 days has been remanded in custody by that court pending the trial for espionage. charges that the court has formally um, arrested him as they call it here. they basically levied charges of espionage against him , and it's also been revealed by the press service of the court that the case has been marked top secret, and that's because they say that girls, covic denies guilt. he's saying he's not guilty of these espionage charges. and so that's sort of interesting developments come to us in the past few minutes just to remind us remind your viewers a viewers. you know what? what this is all about. well this happened yesterday. the fsb the old kgb, of course, arresting evan gorshkov itch in the russian city of yekaterinburg, where they say he had been trying to get sort o

we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms.we also condemned the russian government's continued targeting and repression of journalists. embassy moscow has engaged the russian ministry of foreign affairs on this matter in the seeking counselor access i want to strongly reiterate that americans should heed the us government's warning to not travel to russia. u s citizens residing or traveling in russia should depart immediately. as the state department continues to advise. now it's been three days since the tragic school shooting in nashville, and we've heard nothing from republicans in congress about what they will do. to stop our kids from being murdered in our schools and in our communities. in fact, we've now heard a number of republican members of congress that they don't intend to do anything at all. and in north carolina yesterday, the republican controlled state legislature didn't skip a beat and overriding governor cooper's veto on a dangerous bill that makes communities less safe. that's the opposite of common sense. a

they've named him as evan covic, the wall street journal reporter. here's what they say he was on. mission from the american side and had been accumulated, accumulating classified evidence relating to one of the enterprises of the russian military industrial complex. he was in yekaterinburg , which is a city about 1100 miles to the east of moscow. northeast in the euro region. there is a lot of factors around there a lot of military factories and so it's very possible, although we don't know for sure that you know that he could have come into contact with with some of these highly secretive military facilities. the fsb goes on to say that while he attempted to receive them secret evidence he was apprehended in you, katerina berg, that city they have launched a criminal proceeding against him under protection to 76 of the criminal code, which is espionage in russia. and of course, those are immensely serious charges carrying up to 20 years in a russian jail if conviction is found. you mentioned the wall street journal that the reaction from them they're saying they're deeply concern

in fact, within the last hour or so, evan covic has appeared at a court in moscow, where he was taken in a minivan that we caught a glimpse of him . he was caught on camera going into the court and that court designated the case top secret. they said that mr covic has not pleaded guilty as not accepted guilt in these charges of espionage, and he has been basically set arraigned in pre trial detention. pretrial detention until may, the 29th and so it may not be you know, until then, that we get any further details about what exactly it is that this wall street journal reporter 32 year old american citizen has actually been specifically accused of all right, matthew chance. appreciate that. let's talk more about this with cnn contributor and former cnn moscow bureau chief jill dougherty, jill the timing and the context of gross kravitz's arrest are are important right? because we have this war in ukraine that's raging on. and just last week, the doj announced that a russian spy was arrested. i believe it was in washington, d. c. do you have any doubt? that this is a tip for tat. well i

to guess covic . he also warned that united citizens who are still in russia should leave immediately. that is warning that the state department has been making for quite some time continued criticism from the biden administration aimed at the kremlin for their efforts to silence journalists, civil society and the opposition. a big question now, which was opposed by our colleague, jenny handler, is whether at some point soon. the state department will say that ceviche was wrongfully detained. that will do it for me this hour. please don't go anywhere. we have much more breaking news ahead. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skinin despite treatment, it disrupts my skin with it disrupts my skin rash. but now i can disrupt eczema with invoke is not a steroid topical or injection. it's one pill once a day, many taking invoke, saw clear, almost clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin, and they felt dramatic and fast relief early as two days. that's where invoke relief. oh, can lower your

the idea that mr gersh covic was spying for the u. intelligence community, we actually have a prohibition against using journalists to do that, and it just has all of the hallmarks of a setup that this is the kind of thing that the russians do, and it it really harkens back to a case in 1986 when putin was in the kgb, and it looks just like that to me, um, where a journal list was arrested in moscow. just days after the arrest of a soviet diplomat. yeah. i mean, what you're talking about is a, uh, an arrest that was reported actually, just yesterday in the washington post of a person who was posing as a brazilian student and was arrested on espionage charges. that is also coming just ahead of this news of the wall street journal reporter being arrested as well, marsha, i want to get your take on this, uh, mr gersh covic was , uh, supposedly reporting in a part of russia, where there may have been military operations happening. what do we even know about what might have been going on there and why he might have been reporting in that p

covic has . um denied guilt. he hasn't accepted that he is guilty of espionage. and so they've remanded him in custody in a pretrial detention center. we don't know exactly where, but probably here in moscow for nearly two months, until may, the 29th. and so that may well be the next time we catch a glimpse of this 32 year old american citizen. there's been a brief media scrum outside the courthouse where that decision was handed down. the lawyer who has been designated dated to defend evan gush covic came out and said, look, i wasn't even permitted access to the case. i haven't even been allowed to take part in the process. and so that does not bode well for the prospects of this young wall street journal reporter who now faces these very serious charges, which remember carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in a russian jail. mm hmm. all right, matthew. thank you for that reporting. i want to go now to jeremy diamond at the white house. jeremy, the wall street journal, which employs him, released a statement saying the wall street journal is deeply concerned for

covic is release.he dow jones chief executive called the arrest and extremely disturbing development and said that we also vehemently deny the claims made by russian officials. the white house is also denouncing the arrest. espionage charges are ridiculous . the targeting of american citizens by russian government is unacceptable. we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms. we also condemn the russian government's continued targeting and repression of journalists. this arrest ratchets up already high tensions between russia and the us cnn's matthew trance reports from moscow. wall street journal news of the arrest was brief on russian state television reporter from the wall street journal was arrested on suspicion of espionage for the united states, the news anchor announces avicii reads now faces 20 years in prison. he was in the russian city of yekaterinburg, 1100 miles from moscow that russia's federal security service, the former kgb say they terminated the illegal

a lawyer trying to represent covic says he was excluded from the proceedings. i don't know how long it took three or 15 minutes , and that's it after that, i assume evan has already been taken away from here. we don't know anything. history. the arrest comes against the backdrop of appalling us russia relations. with washington leading international support for ukraine against russia's invasion. has already won us citizens jailed in russia to for espionage paul whelan detained in 2018 serving a 16 year sentence. do you have anything to say, and it's been just a few months since us basketball star britney griner imprisoned in moscow on contentious drug charges was swapped for notorious arms smuggler viktor bout's held for years in u. s jail. the russian foreign ministry says there's no question of another prisoner swap at this time. the wall street journal says it vehemently denies the allegations against their reporter and say they're seeking his immediate release. but russian officials are doubling down under the cover of journalism. this person was involved i

it's possible that even goes covic was doing some report for the wall street journal on them. the fsb says that while he was attempting to receive secret evidence he was apprehended in the city of you. katerina berg. you mentioned that the wall street journal. they have categorically denied vehemently denied the allegations against him and have called for his immediate release, but the foreign ministry has issued a statement. their spokesman, marie marie, is a harvard saying that there is no question that the activities and i'm paraphrasing here. the activities of evan gosh, covic, we're not compatible with nothing to do as she said with journalism, so the russians are standing by this arrest right now. yeah well, a lot more to be learned about this. especially from the u. s side of this. did you know him and have you run into him on assignment at all since you're both in russia? i would like, you know, i didn't know him personally, but his name very well. i mean, he's a very prominent journalist in russia because he's been working not just for the wall street journal, but for

we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms . the court announced that the moscow based journalists will be held until may 29th detained in a pre trial center. his lawyer was not allowed to attend the hearing can only guess what position has been taken, his lawyer said. evan was taken away from here with the decision to hold him in custody. the wall street journal vehemently denied the espionage accusations and said the paper is deeply concerned for the safety of mr gerst devic and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter. herskovitz is a u. s citizen who grew up in princeton, new jersey, speaking russian at home with parents who emigrated from the soviet union. like journalists, julia ioffe, there is a sense in moscow, especially in the foreign ministry and in the kremlin. the people of this kind of background like my background, uh, they're particularly sensitive to and they're particularly sensitive to our criticism. and i think that certainly does not help evans case kremlin claims gersh covic was cau

we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms, which was arrested in the mountain city of you, katherine berg and brought back to moscow as lawyer says a hearing was quickly convened and lasted only a few minutes and herskovitz was not allowed legal counsel. he's now been taken to an undisclosed location, and it's not clear when his next hearing will be still wasn't allowed in the hearing. they have done this trick many times . evan was driven away from here with an arrest warrant. for how long? we don't know. this is the first arrest of an american journalist on espionage charges in russia since 1986 the height of the cold war, and it comes as relations between washington and moscow are deteriorating. some observers now linking the arrest with america's military support for ukraine clearly pursue hostage taking to get whatever aims they cannot of us. that reflects als failing strategically, operationally and tactically. in ukraine, the white house is now strongly urging any americans living or traveling in russia. to leave immediately in london. greg palk

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suspicion of spying, the kremlin's top domestic security and counterintelligence agency to detained evan covic in a mountain city in west central russia. these are pictures of deskovic in russia posted on his instagram page. he covers russia and ukraine from the wall street journal's moscow bureau. russia's accusing ceviche of trying to obtain classified information. he's the first reporter for an american news outlet to be arrested on espionage charges in russia since the cold war. the wall street journal released a statement saying quote vehemently denies the allegations from the fsb and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter evan herskovits, adding , we stand in solidarity with evan and his family. congress is taking another look at creating a new no fly list for unruly passengers. it would be separate from the fbi's list, which is geared towards people suspected of having ties to terrorism. as madeline rivera reports. not everyone is on board. bad behavior may soon get you banned from flying, with congress looking to ground unruly passengers commit violence in th

evan gersh covic was accused of trying to steal state secrets about a russian military factory. can see him here. these are accusations. obviously we should take with a grain of salt, considering where they are coming from. in a statement, the journal said it vehemently denies the allegation. it is seeking the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter. few people know what evan gorski, which is going through right now, but one of them is a marine veteran trevor reid. he was released last april in a prisoner swap after he was detained in russia for 985 days. i spoke to trevor about the arrest of evan herskovitz and what he's going through. you have an experience that that so few people have because to a degree, you know what he's going through. can you just remind us what were your first few hours and detention? like? what do you imagine that he's going through right now? the first few hours when you're wrongfully detained or extremely confusing. you're in a state of shock. um they're also in a state of denial. you're thinking that there's no possible way that this

it has a history of manufacturing charges, trumping them up based on what we know here is gerst covic, a hostage. is this a deliberate russian operation in effect to create a bargaining chip? it's really difficult to say at this stage. what we can say is it's a really serious escalation in the kinds of attacks that we've seen over the past year against journalists and against independent reporting in russia since the full scale invasion of ukraine, and indeed, of course of the oppression of journalists and journalism that we've seen under vladimir putin for many years. and jodie i. the kremlin has said that foreign journalists can keep working there that they're safe. you believe that to be true? we have very little confidence that that's the case. as we see a reporter who is a reporter for the wall street journal, whom the journal have come out very strongly in defense of has been detained on spying charges. and this is a classic trope of authoritarian regimes is to use of national security laws. to go after journalists who are doing the work of journalism, which is to expose the wro

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covic is being detained in moscow on accusations of espionage covers russia, ukraine and the former soviet union for the paper. in a statement, the wall street journal said that it vehemently denies the allegations from the fsb and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter. we stand in solidarity with evan and his family. look espionage charges in russia can carry prison sentences of up to 20 years accord has ordered the 31 year old reporter to be initially detained until at least may 29th we should know. this is the first time in american journalist has been detained by russia since the cold war in 1986. ivan gorshkov itches. arrest comes as tensions between the united states and russia are already high amid the ongoing war in ukraine. we want to go back to cnn's arlette signs who is at the white house for us our lead detentions of other americans have led to lengthy negotiations we just heard from press secretary karine jean pierre from the podium. what did she say about how this is going to be handled? well boris and bianna. the white house is trying to stress th

s that gersh covic has been detained. us.fficials from the embassy certainly have not been given consular access to the young reporter. given the climate that we're in a horrible relationship between the us and russia right now, do you have any hope that this situation can be resolved quickly? oh not at all. no, i think this is going to be dragged out. and if you notice this morning, there was statements from dmitry peskov, who is the spokesperson for putin saying, you know, evan will be allowed consular access . somebody will be able to get to him. but you can. they can drag this out for a very long time. you know many of these rules when you get into espionage cases, which are literally classified as top secret, the rules can be stretched, you know, counselor access may come, let's say after they interrogate the journalist . there are many things that can happen, but i know one that i speak to as experience in this thinks that this is going to be ended quickly, in fact, the reverse. i think this is going to be a very long a

lots of local journalists have fallen foul of this, but you know, this isn't remember what evan gush covic is accused of his accused of a much more serious offense. that of espionage, which which is an entirely different. category has said the wall street journal have denied that the kinds of things that he's been publishing in the wall street journal. i mean that there are no different to the sort of things that we've all been doing looking at. you know how the special military operation in ukraine as russia calls it is going down with the russian population. but the foreign ministry here in russia says that the things that he was doing had nothing to do with journalism. so they're standing by. at this point there. arrest matthew chance joining us from moscow this morning, matthew. thank you very much. and joining us now is former cnn moscow bureau chief jill dougherty, who is now an adjunct professor at georgetown university. jill good morning and thank you for being here. i think the context here is really important because you heard matthew saying there something like this has not happ

covic in the strongest in the strongest terms. so right now we're working to find out what will happen next in his case since he was not allowed to have a lawyer at the time. this is the first time by the way that us correspondent has been detained on spying on accusations like this since the cold war was over almost 30 years ago. and historic indictment against former president donald trump. now lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are weighing in take a closer look at the legal and political ramifications. then a federal drug investigation rocks the san jose police officers association has been the grandma. of the p o a this is not the person that we've known for more than a decade. the union responds as the longtime executive director heads to court today. critical water line shut down in the north bay, where lyman solano county with what residents need to know about the water supply. live from chat london square. and god morning today. it's friday, march 31st. we're looking live at san francisco a little hazy and cloudy the we

moscow now are about 20 to 25% overcapacity, so i can't even imagine what it would be like now for mr covic. paul's been in a labor camp for the last two years, and we learned today that he was moved suddenly yesterday to a medical facility. he doesn't have any medical issues, but it sounds like the ministry of defense's again recruiting in the prisons for, uh, conscripts to go to the ukraine war. this is a terrible club that you and now evans family have joined as well. and that is those family members who are seeking the release of the wrongfully detained loved ones in russia and another places around the world. what is your message right now to evans family? and what would you tell them to do in the days ahead? and should they be publicly out there speaking the way the way you have been i couldn't advocate for a family to make that choice . i think that's a choice that only the family would have the information to know whether that was in their best interests are in the interests of their loved one to do. um i hope that they are resilient and i hope that they are able to retain hope. um

journalists around around the country but in the capital here , but of course, the arrest of evan gush covicdoes inevitably send a chilling effect through the press corps here, and so obviously there are a lot of concern has a lot of concern in moscow right now amongst the press corps, which i'm a member as well. um about what we should do about what? what limits? this place is on us as journalists. yeah understandable concerns for sure. please take care of matthew chance and your team. thanks so much. coming up next. the republican lawmakers donald trump, cold last night how they are now defending him and the chances we could soon see house lawmakers issue a subpoena to the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg. next on behind the series p performance was legendy . they just piled it on roast beef, hamm oven roasted turkey all on the subway truck. repeat that's great. three meat. that's epic subway series, thgreatest nu of all time onhe next episode of tv dead kidare so expensive dadmaybe try switching your carnsurance too progressive. you canave hundreds. great idea. tv dad to your tv d

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suspicion of spying, the kremlin's top domestic security and counterintelligence agency detained evan covica mountain city and west central russia. these are photos that have him in russia that he posted on his instagram page. he covers russian ukraine from the wall street journal's moscow bureau. russia's accusing him of trying to obtain classified information. he is the first reporter for an american news outlet to be arrested on espionage charges in russia since the cold war. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is warning that there could be alarming consequences if russia captures a key city while the us is training ukrainians on american weapons systems, canada , new zealand, australia and six other countries are preparing thousands of ukrainians for battle. part of the training is teaching ukrainian soldiers how to survive in the trenches and how to adapt psychologically given how few of them have previous military training. five weeks they arrive having no skills at all. we're not taught this in ukraine, so getting this knowledge is very useful. it was a question of how to shift my