and also attorney david lightman any york thank you so much thank you you thank. the u.s. chamber of commerce and the national association of manufacturers are preparing to publicly break with president obama over the prospects of more sanctions against russia and anonymous sources told bloomberg news that the two major business lobbies are planning the published newspaper advertisements and the new york times wall street journal and the washington post tomorrow stating that more russia sanctions risks harming u.s. workers and businesses the u.s. and european told russia that it could be further sanction if it does not make efforts to deescalate the crisis in ukraine but in a positive move separatist leaders agreed to a cease fire proposed by russian president vladimir putin taken military intervention in eastern ukraine off the table asked the upper house of the russian parliament to revoke its march ruling that russia could use troops in ukraine and brazil or president of the parliamentarian assembly of the council of europe called this a positive step take a look. this

and also attorney david lightman in new york thank you so much thank you you thank . an oregon federal judge has ruled in favor of americans wanting to challenge their placement on the government's no fly list in a first of its kind ruling u.s. district judge anna brown stated that international travel by plane is a necessary liberty for members of a free society and that because of this the government must change its no fly list procedures the government has argued that since someone can travel by land or sea that isn't a citizen has no right to travel by air and therefore there is no need to change the procedures but district judge brown challenge the government's opinion stating that such an argument ignores the numerous reasons that an individual may have for wanting or needing to travel overseas quickly such as the birth a child the death of a loved one a business opportunity or a religious obligation before the ruling federal investigators are not routinely have to tell a person they are on the no fly list or have to give them any factual reason as to why the on

and also attorney david lightman in new york thank you so much thank you thank you a former employee at an idaho dairy farm has been sentenced to one hundred eighty days in jail and two years of probation after an undercover video shot by animal rights groups showed workers stomping dragging and beating cows inside a milking barn a man convicted his forty year old javier victor rojas the ways he pleaded guilty in made to misdemeanor animal abuse following a vents recorded in a hidden camera by a member of mercy for animals the video shows rojas the laser striking and jabbing at cows with a cane in the face and head and two other workers in the video are also charged with animal abuse and one of them was sentenced in february the video prompted idaho lawmakers to pass a law criminalizing surreptitious reporting at agriculture facilities they almost rights groups and environmental groups are suing the state to overturn that law and its agag law earlier i was joined by author and animal rights activist well potter one of the plaintiffs on that lawsuit to further discuss the investigatio