chinese documents into english, so we we saw for example during the cold war that the us had a us information agency the us had a foreign broadcast information service or fibis the translated massive amounts of soviet and czechoslovak, and he's german newspapers radio programs television stations into english and made it publicly available. the open source center prize is shut publicly budget is tiny and there is no us information agency. so this is a leading question here, which is how do we how do we put ourselves into a better position even to understand many of these key countries? not even this is not even about competition per se. i'm just about understanding. how do we how do we educate americans about the countries? we're dealing with because they don't read languages. we don't translate that. so, where do we where do we start and where do we go? that could be a book we could coauthor as the next book sets because that's a huge issue the six legal argument about about china and russia both china and russia's strategies are disruptive. i mean, they do understand massive attacks of disruption

states americas the us is pushing europe for us trade with them and not moving so much this week on inform agencyeeds. the word default broke. which the russians, of course, remember well, from the ninety-eighth year. true, default on default does not mean a repetition of those events. in 1998, the country had a huge debt and there was no money to pay it, the morning panic on the russian stock exchanges forced the head of the cabinet of ministers, sergey kirenko, to react to the situation. now everything is exactly the opposite, there is money, but they are boys on monday, russia was scheduled to pay a planned payment on an external public debt of almost $650 million , but the americans forbade using it for these purposes. they also frozen russian assets. the white house press secretary, jenpsaki, plainly said, why are they doing this they will have to choose between depletion, the remaining dollars of reserves, spending new receipts, or default, but russia took the third path, transferred the necessary amount in rubles, stating that by doing so, it fulfilled the obligation to pay while in proces

shelling residential areas from artillery pieces, while journalists from ukrainian and western inform agenciesocations are filming destroyed civilian infrastructure. the footage, including the use of drones, is intended for the preparation of reports with fake news about the alleged atrocities of the russian military, which are planned to be widely distributed in the western media and on internet resources in the near future. the russian ministry of defense has published the composition of the participants and the equipment that will be used in the parade on may 9, a multimedia section has been opened on the agency’s website; information about main parade. on the red square. the procedure for the passage of walking ceremonial calculations has been published; their composition and number in total will be attended by 11,000 people. it is also told about how the mechanized columns will pass , 131 pieces of equipment will be involved in their composition. these tanks are infantry fighting vehicles, the iskander complexes of the yars installation and others. well, strategic missile carriers paired

congratulate you glory first of all, great gratitude to ukraine for the work done by the napalm information agency. this is just a source of information that is always reliable and verified, and in addition, there is also important volunteer work on the identification of russian thugs of people who commit war crimes in our country. tell us a little more . about the mechanism of how it happens and what successes there are already in this direction, there are generally two mechanisms, the first is obtaining data from open sources, that is, it is publication in social networks in various types of media, such as internet sites as well as television channels, and the other one is already our military man here, well, my group. for example, the court takes it, there are also guys from our team in other units of the armed forces of ukraine, we collect actually given documents, uh, from people’s testimony, we make a description of these soldiers and start looking for them as well that is, it is thanks to direct work on the ground and a grain of procurement that we identify people, identify military units,

we start the issue with urgent messages that are coming to the tapes of inform agencies from the belgorod region at this moment. it is reported that this morning the armed forces of ukraine fired on the russian village of golovchino, a settlement located about 50 km from belgorod near the border with ukraine and in it about 4,000 people live. according to governor. a woman was hurt. now i provide medical care in the village. there is destruction. well, earlier ukrainian radicals fired because of the reactive system. hurricane, the village of novoaidar, this is in the lugansk people's republic, several rockets exploded on a playground, a nineteen-year-old teenager was injured. hmm. well, the investigative committee of russia opened a criminal case on the fact of massive art. the shelling of pervomaiskoye over the weekend will set us on fire, the formation turned out to be residential buildings and shops two women were injured. well, now new data on the course of the special operation to protect the donbass in our ministry of defense was reported by aviation , missile troops and artillery.

channel one well, in continuing the topic of urgent reports that just at this moment come to the inform agencies' tapes, the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, sergei lavrov, said that russia today will present materials on the situation in the city of bucha at a special press conference in new york. west according to him in the security council om. he is trying to dissolve the fake around the city of buchi in demagic arguments about the ukrainian crisis. at the same time, russia will insist that the crimes of the ukrainian military do not remain, and without consequences, russia will continue to expose all fake stuffing around the conflict in ukraine details will follow a little later. well, in the meantime, the world hysteria around the staged video is gaining momentum joe biden, commenting on the news from ukraine, said that the us authorities intend to continue to impose sanctions against russia that happened in gucci without understanding and without waiting for evidence, as usual, however, it baptized war crime, calling for the collection of all information. the conduct of th

well, here is russian the tas information agency reported that austria is switching to calculations in after which austrian officials said that you should not believe these fakes, despite the fact that it was official state information and russian well, we know that russian information is lying, even state information, uh, well, did the russians manage to convince any country to pay according to this scheme of accounting in currency to an account in a russian bank and then buying - buying rubles well, as far as i know so far so far, although there are various conversations going on and some countries are wavering, so to speak, what to do and so on, but so far, as far as i know, such a scheme has not worked. although, on the other hand, there are also countries that do not officially go to the anti-russian today coalitions that theoretically said that they are ready to buy russian gas according to such a scheme. well , to legalize it in this way, armenia announced this, as they correctly said, tas spoke about austria, for example, but also spoke about azerbaijan, but also about some cou

agency got it. uh, several tens of millions of dollars from the us department of state for the information agenda and journalistic investigations and coverage of e situations related to russia's conduct of a special military operation in ukraine, that is. well, it would seem. well, they provided. maybe, maybe, although to know the truth, but then the most interesting thing went, for some reason they started doing all this, the head of the paris bureau of the rapper agency. uh, in general, christian low, uh, specializing in exclusive journalism, as stated. yes, here's the application for a grant. and , uh, to arrange all this funding. and so he organized the activities of a group of foreign journalists, there are two people, john and simon directly, they came to the storm. uh, they are accompanied all the time by two employees of the sbu and, according to the command of the employees of the hut, all the wishes of these, uh, journalists of the flight are fulfilled. well, maybe people really want to investigate to find out what's going on, but there are some very interesting applications. applications f

thank you next question online svetlana chislov information agency orelgrad, please, svetlana good afternoon. now inflation is very high. this is especially noticeable in the regions. how to protect savings from depreciation, if it makes sense to invest something now? thank you, well, really high inflation does not devalue savings and therefore our task as the central bank, uh, is to do everything so that inflation decreases and citizens' incomes of citizens' savings do not depreciate, and so that there are various instruments on the market in which people can invest their savings, because it all depends on the situation a person's family is in, what level of income he has. what is the willingness to take risks? yes, what is the planning horizon and m-m. well, it is important that there are different instruments, first of all, deposits, we see when we raised the key rate and after that grew by, e, deposit rates and steel more attractive, despite rising inflation. we see that people began to bring money for deposits. uh, securities, any assets should develop, in principle, they are available

all tv channels, all inform agencies.this became a clear illustration of the bloody skal regime of the cheushists, who, to be honest , were, of course, far away. the image of the angel of god but it was an absolute lie, and what still touches me in the west in the americans is that after a while they frankly tell the truth. you know how about. uh, here's a thimbleman, who then begins to explain the victim with a popular crap, it's like me i hid this ball, i took it out of my sleeve , time passed, about 15 years. after these events, west german journalists made a big film about the events in romania, in which whole different people spoke, including the then hungarian prime minister, the head of the secret services in the united states, including the rather well-known one of the cia senior officials, milton birton, and birdom told the camera about how they brought these corpses from different mortuaries of romania, which had to be given out as victims, of the bloody regime bloody executioner ushesku, and from this all these

a military correspondent of an information agency is now in direct contact with donetsk with our studiot the latest information from him akim hello studio. hello viewers. let's first how is the situation in donetsk, please donetsk today is more or less calm, but yesterday the sudars were producing yesterday. yesterday was uh, a series of arrivals there were large arrivals in khartsyzsk. we just returned from mariupol tonight, so i can report a denser one. i understand akim and i understand correctly, you were in mariupol yesterday or there in the mariupol direction, as they say, uh, they say differently, but in general. yes, we were in mariupol in the western and eastern directions. we generally go there by uh every day, we go. we are trying to understand what is happening on all different sectors of the front. the thing is, what's going on, how did you see it? ah. let's probably start with eastern region. uh, the left bank, uh, there was information that it was cleared or the coast was completely cleared that the area of ​​​​eastern uh was cleared, but yesterday we were there and again

name of the exposition, it is based on the documents of the russian historical society and information agencieszers timed the exhibition to coincide with the 73rd anniversary of the creation of the most peaceful peace-loving bloc. it is in the interpretation of its participants to celebrate a solemn date, the moscow actionists also decided. tonight , a color projection appeared on the us embassy building listing countries and the number of victims of nato actions from bosnia and herzegovina in ninety five. before syria in 2014, there were only 2 million dead on how security is understood in brussels and washington aleksey prokin. poland ready to host nuclear warheads, according to deputy prime minister yaroslav kachinsky. poland is considering all initiatives that will help contain moscow if the americans ask us to place atomic weapons in poland. we would be open. for this, it is already difficult to imagine, but there was a time when the area of ​​influence of nato had to be searched on the map, only 12 countries went to the alliances shortly after the victory of the ussr in the great patrioti

this is the most continuous screeching, because they came, but fell down through the information agencyre and the bbc, in my opinion, the new york times. and the guardian, i also follow a lot of people , i read and carefully study. right there, it simply means that the russian was hit in the center. kramatorska means russian missile. the russian rocket has arrived. tra-ta-ta. ta-ta-ta. everything everything at the same time, the russians hit rockets about everything, guys, the picture says here, the picture is formed, the headlines should already be scribbled already . they've already left. this, of course, i don’t know me, i would say, there’s just nothing in a nutshell. rodion will be good. what is the situation in his republic right now? by the way, you mentioned rubezhnoye. and i can't get my head around yet another attempt at chemical provocation. remember with the explosion of the tank some kind of e there in the boundary around the boundary and with this damn cloud situation? the situation now is on the territory of rubizhny itself, about 2/3 of the city's territory, most of it h

information agency was dismantled by congress in 1998. usaid was downsized dramatically and moved into a part of the state department. all you have to do is look at where we are, in terms of our economic assistance programs, compared with the chinese proposals. the problem with the phrase pivot to asia is it makes it seem like we are going to focus all of our efforts in all of these arenas just in asia or just on china, in asia, the same with our military forces. we face a situation today where china's the largest trading partner of virtually every country in latin america. china and russia -- china is a trading partner of most of the countries in africa. the russians are putting military forces, mercenaries into probably half a dozen or 10 african countries. the middle east. . still matters -- the middle east still matters. , all of a sudden, for the first time since henry kissinger got the soviets out of egypt in 197 3, the egyptians are now buying arms from the russians again. this is a global contest that we are in. and our interests

this is the most continuous screeching, because they came, but fell down through the information agencyok, and there is still there and the bbc, in my opinion, the new york times. and the guardian, i also follow a lot of people, i read and carefully study. right there, it simply means that the russian was hit in the center. kramatorska means russian missile. russian rocket flew tra-ta-ta. ta-ta-ta. all all at the same time about the russians hit the missiles and everything, guys, the picture you are talking about, the picture has been formed, the headings already have to be scribbled already . they've already left. this, of course, i don’t know me, i would say, there’s just nothing in a nutshell. rodion will be good. what is the situation in his republic now? by the way, you mentioned rubezhnoye. and i still can’t get out of my head another attempt at chemical provocations. do you remember with the explosion of some kind of cistern in the boundary around rubizhne and what is the situation with this damn cloud? the situation is now on the territory of rubizhne itself, about 2/3 of the te

so let's have the information agency published data on what the fob export price of gasoline is let'sthem breakdown the component there is a lot of discussion of crude oil causing prices to go up. of course it is. another component in the manufacturing of transportation fuel. and to get a little more work we may get some consensus and a sense of where are the hotspots beyond crude oil driving and gasoline prices? >> thank you for that suggestion. >> they do not oppose biofuels those that are lower in knitting are not a problem and where we depart is the ability of everybody to share and to blend or pay higher prices and lower admitting biofuels. also where we depart is because as we have been talking about a recent studies suggest ethanol could be 24 percent higher than petroleum-based fuels. some information is key and senator must explained it is a choice but it's not when you don't have access to guide biofuels so they could help us enormously that instead of resisting the freedom of information act request related to homages each refinery paying? what is the actual cost of complia

what i did on my own 2 months after i looked down was actually ease the national information technology development agency called the us to comment ph physically. ah, well, if we can do the rober forms that my coaches always tell us if you can think he can make it, ah, were african story from a function of listening for on edge south africa. if i, if i would change. and it showed me that i'm actually stuck with.

and so our oil and gas companies and energy information agency has projected that we will see an additional supply to the tune of a million barrels per day by the end of this year this release of this strategic petroleum reserve is that amount, one million a day until they can get up to at least replacing that million now, it may be more. there seems to be some real interest in or at least some activity that would suggest it might be more than a million, but we're not in a position to say that yet we're doing what we can to be able to stabilize the markets. our allies in europe are also looking at how much they can release, again, to stabilize the market we know at any given day, you're going to see volatility in the price. it's going to go up or down based on external factors but we want to make sure supply and demand meet each other >> secretary granholm, thank you for the information. we appreciate it >> thanks so much. >> jennifer granholm, secretary of energy. let's check on the markets because we're seeing session lows right now, down more than 250 on the dow the nasdaq is the big los

i had gone to czechoslovakia a number of times in the 80s doing some things for the us information agency, and i had gone that that cemetery is the most incredible cemetery. i'd ever seen what happened was during the 80s the pinkus synagogue was under reconstruction so you couldn't go in and the first time i went in was in 96 with hillary and you know, they talked about the i mean, they said the names of everybody is on there. nobody not a word not a word. it's really curious. okay new subject. let's talk about reinhard heydrich the so-called butcher of prague who was in charge of the campaign of are against the --. tell us a little bit about his assassination and the czech soldiers who secretly parachuted into czechoslovakia and murdered him. i think the whole episode is something that fits into the story about choices and we're the right decisions made. for heinrich was one of the most evil people in a whole pantheon of evil people. he was a very high nazi official some people say number three that he was somebody who actually invented the concept of the holocaust and the final solution

was fix to the robots. 2 months after lockdown was actually the ease, the national information technology development agency called the us to come and pitch physically at your headquarters. and indeed we love it. and the 2nd exhibition was at cairo egyptian hospital. and so it was a real live demonstration at a hospital and i do, wow, the doctor. and he said he wants a copy of this when we are dawn. ah, if we can go to room room stuff in this classroom, i'm pretty sure anything you find out who you can use it to create something. great and amazing. like my coaches always tell us if he can think he can make it. ah, african story from african perspective, a short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast, just last year, from school for the bus for, for a function of moving for home and south africa. seeing if i can change. and it showed me that an extra nissan and i'm counting the cost the world's richest running low on foreign currency reserve is an economic crisis. moving company the calls on al jazeera with .

was fixed to the robots. 2 months after the lockdown was at, in the ease national information technology development agency called the us to come and pitch physically at the headquarters. and indeed we love it. and the 2nd exhibition was at cairo egyptian hospital. and so it was a real live demonstration at a hospital and we had to, wow, the doctor. and he said he was a copy of this when we had dawn. ah, well if we can go to ruba himself in this classroom, i'm pretty sure anything you find out who you can use it to create something. great and amazing. like my coaches always tell us if he can think he can make it. ah, african stories from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast, just your last service from the chauffeur to quad the bus for fun, but i was reduced to the sort of function, a new thing for home and south africa. thing if i, if i would change and, and show me that i'm actually tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera ah, al jazeera. when ever, you know, when the war on ukraine commenced, people in power reached out to inhabitants of hockey. the n

robots. 2 months after that they looked down was actually the ease, the national information technology development agency, called the us to come and pitch. physically at your headquarters and indeed we love it. and the 2nd exhibition was at cairo egyptian hospital. and so it was a real live demonstration at a hospital. and i to you, wow, the doctor. and he said he was a copy of this when we had dawn. ah, well if we can go to room room stuff in this bathroom, i'm pretty sure anything you find a home. you can use it to create something greta and the music late. my coaches always tell us if he can think he can make it. ah, me. on which is ala fine reporting, an in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war on the unfolding, humanitarian crisis. documentary that inspire whitney swings world issues into focus through compelling human stories almost 6 decades after fidel castro's proclamation of the communist republic of cuba, we explore the issues shaping the country's future out. there is investigative program phone lines where time with a special series on abuse in the boy scouts of america.

so let's have the information agency published data on what the fob export price of gasoline is let'sthem breakdown the component there is a lot of discussion of crude oil causing prices to go up. of course it is. another component in the manufacturing of transportation fuel. and to get a little more work we may get some consensus and a sense of where are the hotspots beyond crude oil driving and gasoline prices? >> thank you for that suggestion. >> they do not oppose biofuels those that are lower in knitting are not a problem and where we depart is the ability of everybody to share and to blend or pay higher prices and lower admitting biofuels. also where we depart is because as we have been talking about a recent studies suggest ethanol could be 24 percent higher than petroleum-based fuels. some information is key and senator must explained it is a choice but it's not when you don't have access to guide biofuels so they could help us enormously that instead of resisting the freedom of information act request related to homages each refinery paying? what is the actual cost of complia

to be honest, the leading, uh, information, uh, agencies in the usa, in my opinion, or the ershtas werespectively provocation other materials. as a result, there is an accreditation certificate. all i remember is, of course, they completely abandoned this man. just at one moment you know this guy who presented himself to journalists with an innovative certificate, which, it turns out, was overdue for many years, there is generally a version that in general he was a spy, respectively, a certificate. yeah, well, this is just one example of how, in principle, people come up, if something doesn’t go according to plan, they just overwhelmed and forgotten.

by the way, you know that 150 information and pr agencies are working to support the information activitiesart great britain funded by great britain that uh, the coordinating function uh is performed by the british pr agency and moreover, the government british committee for media control yes, they have such uh, committee. i pronounce in russian there a long long name in british. it's just to that, so it's operation in information workers. there is a term. you all know him, you need to kill him. here, look for the sake of he said, as soon as it became. it is known, however, that there was a violation of the geneva convention, as soon as objective information came out and here vasily you agreed with this no matter your opinion on mariupol. yes, when tens of thousands of people come out and say about the same thing, they are simply filmed. in a straight line, that is, it is obvious that this is objective material not falsified, as soon as it all started about the crimes of ukraine, it must be interrupted. and here, well, you know what else is interrupted. i'll tell you the level of cynicism,

defense today showed a personnel strike with calibers on military facilities in ukraine the agency was informedtasks within the framework of a special military operation were carried out by the crew of the frigate of the black sea fleet at ground targets from the black sea water area fired four cruise missiles. governor of the voronezh region alexander gusev said that tonight the air defense destroyed a reconnaissance drone in the sky near voronezh drone was spotted and destroyed in the shilov microdistrict, which is located near a military airfield near voronezh, about 300 km from the border with ukraine. the ukrainian drone was intercepted in the kursk region, this was reported by the governor of the region roman starovoit, the calculations of our air defense did not fail, they reacted quickly and effectively wrote with grass in his telegram channel. he noted that the military intelligence services and regional administrations are in full control of the situation. according to the head of the region, no one was hurt, there was no damage. at in the village of old nelidovka in the belgorod regi

if the reporting agency decides to exclude the information, i do not think it is the government's role to meddle with the decision. if reporting agencies decided the opposite, if they decided they began at the same time to add consumer medical debt information onto reports, i suspect protests about greed and collusion would have been deafening. it appears that a political campaign will lead lenders and credit agencies into removing the information. this misuse of power has grown too common. it is an example of how congress has become too comfortable with the executive branch seizing the lawmaking authority of congress. we need to be careful that this does not make matters worse. this new policy does not know the cost of medical care. it would either raise cost or reduce access and manned up discouraging people from paying medical bills and leaving health care providers on an obvious means to pay and cause credit agencies to use other metrics that are less accurate and could hurt low income populations more. these downstream effects would not be shocking given the effort to micromanage

i think one of the things i'd like to ask the committee to do is let's have the energy information agencysh data for us on what the fob export price of gasoline is and what the domestic price of gasoline is. let's have them break down the components. there's a lot of discussion of crude oil that's causing prices to go up. of course, it is. but there are other components in the manufacturing of transportation fuels. i think if we can get them to do a little more work on this, we might get some consensus or a sense of where are the hot spots, so to speak, beyond crude oil that are driving up gasoline prices. >> thank you for that suggestion. >> i a common ground is small refineries do not oppose biofuels. biofuels that are lower are mitting are not a problem. where we depart is on the ability of everybody it share in the ability to blend or pay unreasonably high price. i would say we have commonality in wanting lower emitting biofuels. i think where we depart on that point also is on whether or not normal is, in fact, a lower emitting fuel because as we have been talking about, the recent s

production is increasing it will be increasing through the end of this year, according to our energy information agencyand gas production will be about a million barrels per day. that's what the president has released through the strategic petroleum reserve and in conjunction with our allies around the world to try to make supply and demand stabilize a bit. that's one of the reasons why perhaps you are seeing some leveling off of prices as well there is no doubt that we have to replace this supply that has come off the market because of putin's invasion of ukraine. that has pulled a million to a million-and-a-half barrels off the mark so we got to figure out how to replace that of course, europe is also considering doing additional sanctions. that will increase the volatility of that so, the administration's ultimate goal, of course, would be in the median and long term to continue to decarbonize our fossil fuel industry move to cleaner sources of energy but that, of course, is in the medium to long term the president is really focused on what people are feeling at the pump >> i definitely want to get

no agency is giving public information the attention that it deserves. you're not going to get that unless you get a new agency. >> it sounds like drinking from a fire high drand in terms of collecting information. would you have an army of nerds in pajamas in basements around the world? how would you attack it that way? >> a lot of it how can technology help us with technology? how can things like ai tools augment the human analyst? far too much data for anybody to process at any one time. it is estimated on earth to double every 24 months. but algorithms can help make sense. a concrete example that happened at stanford within the past year. i have two colleagues who wanted to better understand trade and what they decide to do was look at the imagery of trucks crossing between the border between these two countries. let's go back several years, they thought, and analyze the truck traffic between -- just to get a sense of what can we derive from looking at this. without any computer science training they developed machine learning algorithm training so it

one of the things i'd like to ask the committee to do is let's have the energy information agency publish data for us on what the fob export price of gasoline is and what the wholesale domestic price of gasoline is. let's have them break down the components because there's a lot of discussion crude oil is causing the price of gasoline it to go up. of course it is, but there are other problems. we might get a sense of where are the hot spots beyond crude oil driving up gasoline prices. >> thank you for that suggestion. ms. coe, same question. >> i think common ground is that small refineries do not oppose biofuels. biofuels that are lower emitting are not a problem. where we depart is on the ability of everybody to share and the ability to blend or pay reasonably high rin prices. i would say we have commonality in wanting lower emitting biofuels. i think where we depart on that point also is on whether or not ethanol is, in fact, a lower emitting fuel. as we've been talking about the recent studies suggest that ethanol could be 24% higher emitting of greenhouse gas emissions than petroleum

essentially engaged in espionage in favor of kiev and representatives of foreign intelligence agencies informationions of units of the people's militia units of the dpr and lpr. other information that is capable of causing damage to the security of the republic and the civilian population. these circumstances indicate that the personnel of the special monitoring mission and the leadership of the action. politicized biased. yes, in general, they were simply engaged in, and not that unsightly, but illegal illegal actions , which led to the aggravation of the situation, according to zakharova, the actions of individual employees of the monitoring mission. caused serious damage the reputation of the obse the headquarters for humanitarian cooperation will coordinate all the work to assist the donbass . andrei turchak, from the first days of the special operation, she joined in the work to provide refugees and residents of the liberated territories with everything necessary. united russia has already delivered more than 7,000,200. uh, a cargo of humanitarian aid, of which 100 tons are medicines; more th

chief told the investigative unit, they did not discuss the tip with wright or share the information with any other agency. >> the officer called me back and said that he wasn't going to listen pretty much because it was ex-drama. >> reporter: how did that make you file when an officer told you that? >> i literally said i can't trust the system. i don't know why i bothered to try to make a difference. >> reporter: the priority was for russell to stop harassing wright. and the officer handled this incident appropriately, he said. little did any of them know, six weeks after wright's call, deputies would respond to a possible fentanyl poisoning at michael russell's family home. >> medical aid, howell lane. >> reporter: deputies found 16-year-old lace price dead. he was found to have had sex with price. her parents say their daughter might still be alive if police took wright's 911 report seriously. >> there are no words to describe the gravity of that fallout. >> reporter: russell pleaded not guilty to the charges. his attorney declined to talk with us. he is not facing any charges related to price's death.