ukrainian intelligence that it was responsible for killing another russian journalist daddy at the geena. i'll fight most guy. russian officials say ukraine was directly responsible for both murders which kiev has denied. as being no comment on the national republican armies potential connection to the prime. so state in the tasking case, it is already a trap of that. she's accused of bringing an explosive, hidden inside a statue to a public event where the task was speaking in some pieces. on sunday. the ball bloss killed the prominent will correspondent on the spot trip of a was detained. shortly after the incident, she admitted to bringing the statue to the events, say she was unaware that was an explosive have an inside if found guilty of terrorism. she faith is that the 20 years behind bars me while some distressing footage is emerged on line showing the immediate aftermath of sundays cafe bombing, the warning, the following images on graphic gives it survivors of the attack a picture. now the cafe, with many of them covered in blood, as passes by trying to assist those who've been

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has an idea of what's going on, especially after the, to geena assassination. certainly, it's a good chance that the ukraine has agents know, operating quite widely, engaging in all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activities. i and the usaa probably has an idea of what's going on, but is probably giving them some kind of a license to kill the u. s. should have known better add to the diarrhea to gain a case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, on the s b, u crane intelligence, i and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and finally, russia, china and india all looking to expand the use of russia's northern sea shipping routes that passes through the arctic when solves with his chinese count spots using ping. but even if it's in earlier express readiness to create a joint working group with china to develop that route where she's minister for development of the far east. an arctic alice, a chicken off, is currently on a visit to india to disc

should have known better and to the diarrhea geena case . it should have kept closer tabs on the, on the s b, you ukraine, intelligence, i and either it was incompetent and derelict and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter versus envoy to the un has condemned the absence of a global reaction to the murder of the prominent machine. the porter accused international journalist associations of demonstrating a fertile selected nurse la selina benson statement came as the un secretary general's office, expressed concern over flatland to task ease killing. we've got more details of the story on our website policy dot com. the former theo of the world's largest cement manufacturer, paris space at le thought has claimed that french intelligence to infiltrate at the firm 10 years ago. and persuade that to keep working inside territory held by islamic state in syria. now, steady french company katie guilty and was find in the us for paying terrorists almost $6000000.00 in exchange for keeping it sn

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i mean, they were involved in the terrorist attack against the geena, all the war correspondent, including myself, we received this regularly since years. so we know that's the danger. that is every time there. unfortunately, that's for me. 3 shocking what happened. i really thought that after the death of darya, more security measures would have been taken to protect in general east and especially the famous ones. like the luck i didn't care denied any involvement in due getting his death and it's also denied involvement in this one. even pointing the finger, that's russian involvement and it's but the rest of the national head starts committee does say that it was the ukraine, special services were involved. what do you make of these differing narrative? there's nothing new in the fact that both sides of pointing the finger at each other. but it's always like the, i mean when the keel, the keel, the commander motorola. they also said it was an internal affair. when the q b c. the same with the kimberly center of the cross and go, they also pretend it was an internal problem. we with russ

let's bring in jessica geena het. she's a professor of american history based in berlin. thanks for joining us. jessica trump is the 1st sitting or former u. s. president to pace criminal prosecution. how significant is this moment? well, you know, presidents have been facing criminal charges before, notably in the 900 century and then richard nixon came fairly close on. but what is known new today is really the political move we see in the country. and you have to remember that originally the president wasn't the most important person and government as it is kind of today. and what happened is, the more important, the president became in american history, the more important his ethics is personality and everything else have, have become. so what we see here is in essence, you know, criminal court and all that. that's not so new as the fact that the presidency today is something so very different than it was as little as 100 years ago. right . so richard nixon, for example. i was indicted simply because i was not indicted about what was facing criminal charges almost beca

it's a new bar, shred water bust, which named bush near the building. woody you geena this year. i was aware of what he needed but he can deal with it with their several or team working with one of them that there was a speech. it just remember it would have been with your mom. i spoke with a switch. nicholas he is not showing me being reduced here with him when you're putting it. washington stuckey stepping. it's that bela pulver, them the almost every month. get that warf tolbert the st. olympiads in the balcony. weiss cannot nato's air power alone cannot prevent further. surg, aggressions or advances are silence. every gun in the military expert will tell you that the bill says that it would be through almost a month. what is that based on that? because i see even that, that, that the t sitting here is an issue, but get off get close. is that everything? it's a see if it's not yet that, that wasn't given. those tickets, you know, to them got the bottle and the bulk of lapse yesterday brings glad you. why did you go? i said everything to stella gording to her pussy, doing the b

looking at what's happened to not only maxime foreman, but as we spoke about early, also da da da geena. are they impact thing? the sort of blogosphere will people will circulate, believed that they are threatened, and they're those who are involved that diverse will be better than that. that's a fact. but that number of activists low, there's a lot of them, but they're not be really silent. their son majority of this attack is brian, do the, we've bitter feelings, but the lead a relationship between the ukrainian nation and the russian nation are so bad and another kind or attack or just so it defies. this is a standoff between these 2 former we brother we nations no, i let me just bear with me for a minute. let me just update viewers who are joining us and bring you up to speed of what's been happening. what we've been talking about, an explosion at the cafe in saint petersburg in russia. and we've been told, at least one person has been killed. that person has been identified as maxime from in a popular blogger, seen as supportive of what authority is called the special military oper

arms shipments with this stationing increase the danger of nuclear escalation in the war in ukraine. geena. this is not the 1st time that russia has used. the n word is a threat for real this time, or is it more lay the boy who cried wolf? i think it's again a new step of intimidation or trying to intimidate the west. because, oh, russia already deployed nuclear weapons or to clinic guard which belongs to russia, but also it's very close to the european union. this is one step. and, and i think that, oh, put in really understands that the trust and the west towards these intimidation and is falling. so he needs to do the next step and the next step and the next step . and it's very important not to ignore it, but i think it's really, as it was said before, he tries to prevent the west from delivering those weapons. that would really might be a game changer because they would be able to reach russian occupied territory. and even our russian occupied crimea. so do you think this is a distraction because a lot of people are calling it bluff. ah, this is a big word. i wouldn't, i'll say it's a

at an idea of what's going on, especially after the 2 geena assassination. certainly, it's a good chance that the ukraine has agents, you know, operating quite widely, engaged in all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activities. and the usaa probably has no idea of what's going on, but is probably giving them some kind of license to kill the u. s. should have known better after the reactive case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, the s b u, trend intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and that's her up on the hour and coming up, john kerry also speak with an award winning whistleblower who disclose information on illegal fire arms destined for destruction, which were being sold by police officials to criminal syndicates. watch next on the whistle blowers stay close. who's blowing the whistle on waste fraud abuse illegality or threats to the public health or.

at an idea of what's going on, especially after the geena assassination. certainly, it's a good chance that the ukraine has agents, you know, operating quite widely, engagement, all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activities. and the usaa probably has an idea of what's going on, but is probably giving them some kind of license to kill the u. s. should have known better after the re case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, the s b, u, trend intelligence, and either it was incompetent and derelict and to not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter versus the invoice to the u. s. has condemned the global reaction to the murder of the prominent russian reporter as the keys, international journalist associations of demonstrating a selective bathroom. the parents is safe and payments the un secretary general's office express concern over flatland policies. kelly, with more details on the story on our website the former c e. o of the world's largest cement manufacturer, paris space that lafond has cla

immediately informed. russia is in a stand up with the keep regime, which is behind the murdered of de geena and killing of people since 2014. and that's why the special needs to operation is ongoing. we discussed the latest with radio host and political commentator, steve, gail and journalists and political analysts, john rowley, who say that there is a possibility of foreign involvement in the attack, which was a, that's sewing fear, and russian society as well as silencing journalists. it is tragic that the u. s. government that the eastern a governments, western governments in europe have failed to, to speak out and condemn this murder of a journalist. even if we don't know all the details, even if we don't know the full facts behind it. i don't think it's too early to say this is an atrocity that everybody should mildly condemn, you know, i've spoken out loudly for a long time about the lack of journalistic questioning and the lack of skepticism by western media when they simply pair it. the propaganda being dispensed by the ukrainian government about what's going on in this conflict fr

that was an earlier time august last year, also targeted something of a media figure. daddy ado geena daughter of alexander to get who is seen as a figure who is close to president putin is a patton emerging here low. you can't go at the turn because it's just dude to attacks here inside deep inside rush, one close to moscow. the other one right now apparently and st. petersburg such attacks are very frequent in being done boss against. those who are the radians believe are helping the ration of time. these were the queues of collaboration and there they are attacking quite often. and they are, there are different casualties of those who support the russians and the russian operation and, and the done by us and in her and her song and russia, the mother, these are types are kind of separated. and there's no campaign yet. may be, there will be, may be not. this was especially organized the tag very competent to report that a woman's young woman from the audience presented to the sky would start to it, which explode today in 5 minutes. very close to him, killing him and injuring those w

sure you recall pavel in august of last year, where a tv personality see the commentator daddy ado geena was killed by an explosion she, again, a daughter of a figure that known to be very much pro kremlin pro or even inspirational figure. we are told for president putin is a patent here. we don't want to speculate about who's responsible is a pattern emerging here of the sort of profile of people who are being killed in these kinds of mysterious explosions. a yes such attacks had happened before. there were a different attacks in the dawn bus itself against the shade, those who supported the operation, especially those inside the operational zone, like those who worked in russian administrations of take an hour. so there are many effects of that style in that on bus. there was a pac on a do gonna close to moscow in the suburbs of moscow. and so there is mostly, if such a banks have been happening in the don bus o lesser extent, inside russia. this is may be the 2nd such a serious attack against the well known figure. it could become a pattern or if for some kind of, i don't know. i don'

parallels to be drawn with the thought last year that so the life of another from a journalist darya do geena. now she was killed in a car bombed last august. daria was the daughter of a prominence, an sometimes controversial russian philosopher. now moscow claimed that ukrainian security forces were also responsible for that attack. and that's something the key of also denied. that area we heard from former us marine john mcdoogan. he believes there has been an effort to silence pro russian journalists. i was surprised because a, you know, i lost another colleague several months ago. doria, deanna and you know, we had spent time in dumbass together and we did some projects together. and now him, and, you know, i have to say, maybe some anger because you, you only see this happening to the russian journalist. you don't see the russians bombing any journalists in the west. there was a lot of thought that obviously went into this in fits if the details are correct, that we're hearing now that a lot of thought went into this. and same thing with dory deanna, a lot of thought went into carrying o

campaign that the united states and britain has been orchestrating from the the attack against aria geena to the crimea bridge. they are targeting the journalists to silence. they are telling of truth and what the truth has been is that ukraine has become a puppet of the united states as head biochemical labs on its territory. earlier our t shape, bol spoke to my colleague union o'neill about the important role to char, played in covering frontline stories in the don bass. well, i think it's important to say that there's huge shock, and there's anger, i think, as well as friends and colleagues are sort of making statements which are, you know, dumbfounded at this event in the center of a large city. the 2nd city, if you like, of, of russia to free media has become anything but free, and those that are portraying themselves as the defenders of freedom of speech have become essentially quite the opposite. in some ways, wlan petoskey was the man killed. he's a well known figure, online che prominence as well in his work at ticket through what's known about him . vladin petoskey, his real nam

immediately informed russia in a stand off with the key of regime, which is behind the murder of de geena and killing of people since 2014. and that's why the special military operation is ongoing. what's the task? it was a prominent figure in the online community of wall correspondence. the 40 year olds, real name was maxime foreman, and he himself was from the dumbass he, forth in the early stages of the conflict from 2014 to 2017. in the old guns people's militia, as the experienced lead to him becoming one of the most followed war correspondence with an audience of over half a 1000000 people. will elliot we intelligence officer, scott ritter. he says the ukrainian mid of 40 it's kill list is a major threat to any one with a pro russian stance on the western countries are ignoring it. we don't know if the that the assassination of mr. foreman was done by a mere torrance, was it done by some sort of radicalized wing of them? the volunteer group whom the investigation is on going up at the bottom line is for some time now. hundreds of journalists have been marked for death by the ukraini

let me just start with the the big news paul recessive geena is soon going to be back in the united states. joe biden's white house made this a priority. tell us how it unfolded. why was paul recessive again, a high priority item on president biden's to do list. steve, thanks so much for the chance to join you for this conversation. and i think the story actually begins before president biden's integration begins during the transition. when jake sullivan, among others, the incoming national security adviser directed a number of us to hit the ground running on day one when it comes to bringing home americans held abroad. and during that transition, he asked a few of us who had worked on these types of issues in the past in government to make sure we were up to speed on current cases. and there were cases like all recessive beginners that began before day one that we in a sense, inherited as an administration, some of that involved researching where those cases stood. some of it involved engaging with families and with those advocating for representing families. but it meant that when we got

. >> "tootsie," that brings us to geena davis, the fly jeff goldblum.rself to him? >> well, kevin bacon, let me see. the point of the game is not connecting myself to anybody. >> jimmy: i thought it was. >> you may have gotten the wrong idea. kevin bacon, well, takes us to jfk, he was in. takes us to kevin costner, takes us to "silverado," takes us to jeff goldblum. [applause] >> jimmy: that's fun. is it true that you studied mime as a young man? >> i did. when i first started to act tere was a mime teacher and i fell in love with the acting and mime because it hadn't fallen on cultural hard times yet. there was no this at the mall and all that stuff, there was marcel marceau, whose hundred birthday was yesterday. >> jimmy: saw that on google! >> i saw him live in concert. very high art, the way he practiced it and we were encouraged see this movie, if you haven't seen it, called "children of paradise." there's an actor who does fantastic mime in it, you will really like it. i lived through the -- so all of that. but i loved mime. i thought instead of g

do geena a daughter? i mean, she, herself, is a prominent media figure, think we can say, and the daughter of a prominent figure that seen as close to the kremlin does that indicate a targeting of pro, of voices which are pro the conflict that's going on on the russian war effort. that's going on well the style was totally different of these 2 attacks. and there you do well, she was the daughter of, or rather well known figure and a kind of progression that in the russian nationalist figure, but of a lesser caliber than her father. and the cap and in that there was a car bomb our, when the car was on the roads close to moscow and no one was injured except her. here it was a different attack. inside the crowd, the cache it cache, of course, the target was taken out, but also there was quite a number of people. oh, so bad, we insured. so this is a more indiscriminate, handy of friends approach and distance and time, and then style and in how they were performed. so i wouldn't say that this is a campaign. ok