kara did a great job, but help us make sense. let's just talk about what happened. >> this is exactly what we were speculating about five minutes ago. it sounds like it's what's happening. when the defendant pleads guilty in this case for tax charges. that's it for the tax charges. he can't be charged with those charges and he's covered and immunized and not in jeopardy of being prosecuted again for those tax charges, but what the judge said how about anything else? farah, the foreign agents registration act, and it has nothing to do with taxes. is he covered for that? sometimes a plea agreement will say the defendant's covered for anything we know about as doj right now and sometimes the plea agreement will say he's only covered for the narrow charges that he's pleading guilty to. no. i'm actually surprised they didn't already have that worked out. the judge said if you don't have an agreement over whether hunter biden is covered for anything outside of the scope of this paper then you don't have a deal and the judge is right. i

on this street, alexander karas belongs to close people, walks like partisans with a child. the street. we still managed to talk with those who know the crucian family. unfortunately, we cannot say anything. why? in the ear is it your relatives or familiar? therefore, we are forbidden. i lived at home , we rent bailiffs, they pressed us looking , we didn’t find it quite understandable that not only journalists alexander karas are showing interest in a very poor family, now under investigation, judging by the materials of the criminal case. he illegally mined, refined and sold 26 kg of gold in moscow, and tried to legalize the funds received through the togliatti bank. while lika points out that the death of the girl is in no way connected with the murky schemes of her former swerve after the divorce, ekaterina lived no longer in a cottage, but in an ordinary samara high-rise building. i think she is with us, maybe filming. i don’t know, but i haven’t seen her for a long time, the unsociable one was just here. she will come out like that, despite the quiet lifestyle, catherin

on this street, alexander karas belongs to close people, walks like partisans with a child.l come out as their brownie. we still managed to talk with those who know the crucian family. unfortunately, we cannot say anything. why? that these are your relatives or familiar? lived

packed polymer bags after the murder of ekaterina karas.ediately began to talk about the fact that the crime was somehow connected with a rich gold miner about 10 years ago, a girl gave her hand and heart to the son of a yakut magnate. for beauty. karas, the youngest even moved and bought a cottage in the village of chernovsky near samara. it's kind of similar. elite. a street on the outskirts of the village where an outsider can get only if the barrier is opened, here extremely smooth asphalt built next to such trees are planted. gray alley, and behind it the most interesting begins - very high fences, behind which no less large houses are hidden, according to local residents. most of the houses. on this street belongs to close people of alexander karas, as partisans with a child and grandson walk. yep, they'll come out. eh, snitch, run, gin-dings will come to their yard. how is it not drawn on the street. we still managed to talk with those who know the crucian family. unfortunately we can't do anything say. why? are they your relatives o

and for that, vladimir kara—murza was clearly grateful.er of a century in prison. this was his appeal hearing. the result, as expected — appeal rejected. vladimir kara—murza is one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians. for a long time a thorn in the kremlin's side. he'd lobbied western governments to impose sanctions on russian officials for corruption and human rights abuses. he denounced the war in ukraine. he holds russian and british citizenship. his supporters condemned the ruling. it's very painful because 25 years is something unbelievable. he's a strong man, which want to make the better future for russia. so the conviction stands. the 25—year prison sentence remains unchanged. but in a country where the crackdown on dissent is accelerating the failure of vladimir kara—murza's appeal comes as little surprise. over the weekend, vladimir putin made it clear what he thinks of dissent. a reporter asked whether it was normal for people to be arrested for things they've written or said. translation: the russian federation -

amy: we are talking to siddharth kara, author of "cobalt red."r book quoting the last letter of patrice lumumba to his wife, the congolese independence leader, first prime minister who was assassinated in 1961. the u.s. went after them specifically the cia, belgium. talk about this quote you right -- >> well, let's go back to the moment of independence in 1960 in the dr congo and 17 countries in africa got independence from the colonial powers that year. congo was coming out of centuries of the slave trade and then belgian colonialism. patrice lumumba was a very bold a popular nationalist leader elected in that country's first democratically elections to be their first president prime minister. he had a bold vision that the congo's mineral wealth, it's rich resources in the congo was blessed with enormous riches and resources, his vision was those resources should be for the benefit of the congolese people and not for empowers. 11 days after independence, belgium amputated the part of the congo that we are talking about right now where all of the

and for that, vladimir kara—murza was clearly grateful.d to a quarter of a century in prison. this was his appeal hearing. the result, as expected — appeal rejected. vladimir kara—murza is one of russia's most prominent opposition politicians. for a long time a thorn in the kremlin's side. he'd lobbied western governments to impose sanctions on russian officials for corruption and human rights abuses. he denounced the war in ukraine. he holds russian and british citizenship. his supporters condemned the ruling. it's very painful because 25 years is something unbelievable. he's a strong man, which want to make the better future for russia. so the conviction stands. the 25—year prison sentence remains unchanged. but in a country where the crackdown on dissent is accelerating the failure of vladimir kara—murza's appeal comes as little surprise. over the weekend, vladimir putin made it clear what he thinks of dissent. a reporter asked whether it was normal for people to be arrested for things they've written or said. translation: the russian f

kara swisher who i'd like to point out is looking phenomenal.a? >> i did i went to the barbie premiere here in d. c.. ni gotta say barbie is a so it required pink in here i >> honest to god, kara, i can aren's never aviators on. name onwhat day is this? >> i am a girly i'm a barb can tonigit was great, it was so funnyso funny. he's a girlfriend, >> i got. >> great to see you. >> see you later. >> hot pink kara swisher. when we come, back it's week one in the double actor writer strike after actors joint writers on the picket line in largest work question, how does barr be taken over the world when every other movie is shutting down? we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all th

, the former daughter-in-law of a large gold miner alexander karas, a man with extremely entertainingiography in samara even rumors spread to be. maybe the murder had something to do with a wealthy gold miner packed with polymer bags. and the activities of alexander all the journalists of our program were told more than once. in the days of the ussr, he was struck by the so-called gold rush. he was tried for stealing gold, and in modern russia he was engaged in the construction of an underground interregional metal empire, for which, according to some sources, the raw materials were mined in yakutia , one of them even makes up legends about this in the north says that during the next flight of the plane, which was transporting the precious metal, the cargo hatch came off, dozens of fragments of gold fell to the ground, the lucky ones allegedly picked up darvi from heaven under their feet. it's definitely not gold. it seems that some kind of non-ferrous metal, in fact, with the direct participation of crucian carp, so gold could be regularly transported to the capital. in an undergroun

thank you, both. >>> we have some reporting from kara scannell, who is standing outside the delaware contains nonstandard terms. she described it as unusual. walk us thus what that was like in court and what specifically she found unusual. >> she was focusing on the gun diversion agreement, saying in other instances, that was usually brought up as a false statement case. that's something that prosecutors were looking at in this case as part of their married negotiations. they had worked it down into a diversion, but she had questions whether it was constitutional, because there was a ruling in the third circuit on another case, a question of whether this law that he's pleading to is constitutional. so she was saying, what if this is decided it's unconstitutional, what happening here? both sides saying this is what they had agreed to, and then the judge was pushing on this point. they said they would accept this was a contract between the parties that they would both agree the terms. the biden lawyer says even if the law that this agreement was under was found unconstitutional, they w

and i think, you know, to kara's point, there's politics involved, certainly. there's a family at the core of all of this. and i think you see a dad who doesn't want to see his son relapse and holding him tight, elevating him. even to morgan's point if the politics aren't good in terms of having him at that state dinner because i think there's such a fear with someone who is someone who struggles with addiction falls back into his dark angels. >> kayleigh: we can sympathize with someone that is an addict. cheryl, i wanted to come to you on the media. i was shocked "the new york times" wrote this piece about navy. i'm glad they did. it's, to me, important. but also, i've been shocked. media has to some degree covered the whistleblower allegations. there was also, in my list here, i had one more, the white house correspondents asked questions about it and tough questions. what's going on? >> which is rare. "new york times," i think what's interesting about the language in "the new york times," that's what surprised me the most. they said basically they talk about

let's go to kara scannell. kara, you've been there all day with this back and forth. first, talk to us about the demeanor of hunter biden when he walked in, versus when all of this was happening and then when he walked out of court. because we're anticipating that this matter would be resolved. the one ongoing now for five years. and instead of it being resolved, we've got more coming in the court. >> reporter: yeah, boris, i mean, starting off team, the legal team would have thought this would have been a 30-minute legal court, it lasted more than three hours. walking out of here without a deal, hunter biden pleading not guilty to those two demeanors. in the beginning, when things were on track, it was fairly norm. the judge was ask questions, he was answering very respectfully, yes, your honor, yes, your honor, and then when the plea deal appeared to be falling apart. this was the first time that biden's team and the prosecutors seemed to be on the scope of the disagreement and possible charges then they took a ten-minute break to try to work this out. during that p

kara: we had a clear theme in the first half.porate profits are interesting and we have had a narrow market. the s&p one hundred has outperformed the s&p five. the nasdaq has performed the show performed the broader nasdaq. the were proved more in the larger and small companies. we returned to see better in provement -- improvement. for it continue to be healthy we have to see it brought in out. we can't be reliant on a handful of companies. to sustain this rally, you need to have small caps participate. alix: will they? is at an area you want to participate in? >> we are expecting a broadening out of the market. so you will see those meet -- those leaders take a backseat. guy: a lot of people have the money market accounts right now. it has been one of the stories in the first half. in the second half, do i need to buy duration and think about the fact that these yields are not going to be there for that long? or do you think bill dudley could be right and we are going to a 4.5 on the 10 year? kara: money market yields are attra

e, with whom the now suspected about ekaterina karas contacted, little is known.eemed to own an online store where she sold clothes. judging by the photographs, she loved furs and expensive foreign cars, according to some reports, ekaterina was related to the family of the famous yakut gold, the miner’s surname is also crucian, but now, as they say, samara journalists involved in a high-profile criminal case. about money laundering and to him, most likely, the non-killing of the former daughter-in-law. it is known that the deceased left a child, the suspect will soon choose a measure of restraint karina kharitonova and alexander mostovaya vesti. more than 250 billion rubles. the courts exacted from civil servants and municipal managers over the past year, an anti-corruption audit showed some officials cannot explain their very high income, the work of the supervisory agency russian prosecutor general igor krasnov said at the eighth meeting without the state anti-corruption council in yekaterinburg , he summed up the first results of the norm of the law adopted a y

>> kara, is he happy ? >> kara, is he happy? >> kara, is he happy? >> i don't think so.an, would you be happy, isolated, away from your entire family ? away from your entire family? friends? he has no real support network there. i mean, everything we've heard of since with him kind of getting these celebrity friends has been laid to proved to not be the case. there was one case with orlando bloom and katy perry. they kind of made out that they were a lot better friends than they were. i mean, even look at the wedding with people like george clooney and invited. and then and his wife invited. and then they later say, we they come out later and say, we didn't know them. we'd didn't even know them. we'd never even met them. so this is a case of kind of trying to keep up appearances because they really friends . really don't have any friends. >> yes. mean, kara, hand on >> yes. i mean, kara, hand on heart briefly, you can. do heart briefly, if you can. do you that secretly he wants you think that secretly he wants to come home? >> i think i think he's in too deep now . deep

i'm not like alexei navalny or vladimir kara—murza or thousands of political activists. will become more of scotland and northern england. i think the best of the weather will be the further south you are, and also in the extreme north of scotland, temperatures between 15 and 21 degrees on friday. now the changeable, the unsettled weather may well affect the sporting events over the next couple of days. certainly the cricket and the golf and more especially on saturday with that low pressure heading our way. and here it is on the weather chart. you can see the low pressure swings in with its weather fronts, quite a few white lines, those isobars here, pressure lines, so strong winds blowing into gale force winds around some of these south, western and western approaches. and then that heavier persistent rain spreading across many parts of the country. not everywhere, the north of scotland could actually get away with some sunshine and temperatures in stornoway could well nudge up to about 17 degrees. but further south with the cloud and the rain, it could be around 16 degrees or so. so i

we are continuing a theme with podcast host and tech watcher kara swisher, talking about how technology is really changing so many industries and you, of course, watch this. >> yes. >> and you've also interviewed barry diller. >> dozens of times. >> i was reading an interview you did with him in 2019 and almost forecast some of this. he said hollywood's irrelevant. >> he did in the rise of tech companies. >> he said their children wouldn't have teeth because they're so inbred and don't understand what's happening. colorful barry diller about that. he's been honest and that's the reason i've known him so long. he was one of the first people to contact me from hollywood and one of the only. there were just two, bob iger and him, about the internet back in the early days, and everyone thought it would go away. i kept saying it's not going away. it's going to keep changing. that's what's happening now and continues. hollywood continues to struggle with the implications of technology, even at this advanced stage. >> that's the streaming and digital -- >> that's the latest. >> using the pipes

i'm not like alexei navalny or vladimir kara—murza or thousands of political activists.about russian history, russian culture. i think that education is very important. we have never had a proper history of peoples of russia. we have only had history of russian state. history of russia through the eyes of emperors. we need to start from scratch. we need to confess that russia, russian empire, was a criminal state. so how far do people in russia accept this myth, as you put it, that's been peddled by the kremlin? it's very hard. a lot of people believe, a lot of people believe, even... a lot of people would be very disappointed by my book and some of them are going to be insulted. but that's a pain we should take. we have to go through all those remorses. we have to admit that something was wrong. were you very upset when your ukrainian friend, nadia, whose home you had stayed in for a while, doing a lot of your writing, also stopped talking to you because...saying to you, you are an imperialist because you are russian. i understand perfectly well the emotions of ukrainia

that was kara herd x rays are ukraine in m p. thank you so much for your time. i, i thank you, the water humans have walked the earth for about 300000 years, and especially in the past 6000 years, we have left our mark. now, a group of scientists claims of identifying the place which best illustrates the stabilizing effect. humans have had on our planet, and they say research app assigned to allows them to pinpoint the 1950s as the time when a new geological time period began the answer, pressing the ends of the scene, working group investigated, layers of settlement at the bottom of crawford lake and canada, if any of those settlements show evidence of a sudden and irreversible shift and conditions on earth, evidence of human involvement include the presence of fly ash from the combustion of fossil fuels, acid, rain and radioactive fallout from nuclear bomb test. and we can now speak to francis mccarthy. she's a micro paleontologist and member of the answer for seeing working group. miss mccarthy, welcome to the w. now and tell us, what did you find in crawford

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i just wanted to take possession of a good car, and ekaterina karas became an accidental victim aftercre amir khamza gios jonzada, tried to leave for tatarstan there. there is no crime of detention. and now, at the election of a preventive measure, all the processes seem to be dragging on. amir khamza does not listen to the judge, but dubs the interpreter, also strainingly answers the questions of the car. this will be enough for one question. answer. why? he allegedly tried to buy a car and negotiated with sellers, but it’s impossible to do this if you don’t know russian well, given that he is a citizen of the russian federation. i think that he understands russian quite well, but the procedural legislation allows him to him, but to receive the help of an interpreter, that is , to communicate with the investigation in the same language that he knows about, and even well-executed acting skills did not allow the likely killer to go under house arrest. as requested by the court, his lawyer, the outcome of this meeting was quite obvious, although without details, but the investigators re

the former daughter-in-law of the infamous gold miner alexander karas.led right in her car by the dubious business of the former father-in-law , the crime is in no way connected, the killer pushed the body of the woman out of the passenger compartment, and then calmly left to detain her with john for the dow already managed to in kazan it turned out that he met ekaterina subspecies of the buyer of her land cruiser 200 was put up for sale for 3.5 million rubles. although the probable offender retracted his testimony, the investigators have enough weighty evidence. so the court did not cancel the arrest and left the person involved in the criminal case in a pre-trial detention center. a high-profile us trial there began a trial of a 25-year-old taylor-sha-business, who accuses a girl of brutally murdering his friend during a romantic date. first strangled by a man then she beheaded and dismembered. in addition , already during the meeting, after the defendants recognized that she was sane, she demonstratively attacked her own lawyer. alina skachova has all

well, i'm not a suspect about ekaterina karas little is known. kind of owned an online store where she sold clothes, judging by the photographs, she loved furs and expensive foreign cars, according to some reports, ekaterina was related to the family of the famous yakut gold, the miner's surname is also crucian, but now, as he assures, samara journalists are a defendant in a high-profile criminal case. about money laundering and he, most likely, is not up to the murder of his former daughter-in-law. it is known that the deceased had a child, the suspect will soon choose a measure of restraint korin kharitonova and alexandra mostovaya vesti the duty unit is more than 250 billion rubles. recovered courts of civil servants and municipal managers in the past year, an anti-corruption audit showed some officials cannot explain their very high incomes , prosecutor general of russia igor krasnov said at the eighth meeting of the interstate anti -corruption council in yekaterinburg summed up the first results adopted a year ago a norm of the law that tigh

cnn's kara scannell is here. kara scannell? >> sara sidner, hunter biden walked into the federal courthouse today expecting to put a five-year criminal mastication behind him. but instead, three hours later, he left with his plea deal hanging in the balance and pleading not guilty to two -- misdemeanor charges. the plea deal began to and unravel when judge mary ellen -- began to scrutinize what was covered under the terms. that revealed a disagreement between prosecutors, who argue duke biden immunity to other tax, drug use and gun charges, but biden's lawyers said they thought it was more expensive. after a brief recess, biden's team came back, and agreed to the prosecutors narrow immunity deal, but then that agreement broke down again when the judge questioned the constitutionality of a diversion agreement for a felony gun charge. that deal would allow biden to avoid a felony charge for possessing a firearm while he was i dictate to a controlled substance. the judge said it was not straightforward, and she questioned whether

at the majors, backer and nadal had al-karas at this age the future of world tennis is obvious, having lost without starting network options in the final one six the day before, the bookmakers raised the bet on victory, oblonds will be transferred, and after all, novak has never lost at wimbledon, having won. first set 78 times. this statistic has always worked. new this time. carlos made 9 aces against two damage yes, vilnius was 66 against 32 for djokovic, and he nevertheless broke the resistance of the seven-time wimbledon champion with his teeth. in the next four sets 7 6 1 3 6 4 match, lasted 4 hours and 406 minutes before sunday night, serp hasn't lost on a grass slam for 195 days. agree, amazing statistics djokovic lost for the second time in his career, on which he won four titles in a row in 2019, to be honest. the window sports team of belarus continues its successful performance at the eurasian games in russia . our dressage medals have been added to the triathlon awards . they repeated last year's success and won team gold. in addition, in individual competitions, belarusia

marshal cohen and kara scannell on the scene for us in wilmington, delaware.et's get some more on the legal and political angles of this very dramatic and important story. shan wu, you're here with us right now. who's at fault for this deal falling apart, at least as of now based on what we know? >> the judge is at fault for calling them out on it. normally you would say they should be going over this with a fine tooth comb, should have had it all worked out before hand. i will say, however, both sides could have been an interest in leaving some ambiguity. for biden leaving the ambiguity, if they charged him later, they could say hey, i relied on this plea deal. donl doj still felt itself able to say we still have an ongoing investigation. this isn't the end of the deal. now if they go forward after reworking it, they both actually may be in slightly stronger positions. >> do you think this deal could still be salvaged or could hunter biden face even more criminal charges? >> he definitely could face even more charges, but i think the deal will be salvaged, an

kara scannell has been following his trail. so s kara, who is this guy? >> his name is gal luft.rgy think tank. what prosecutors said they unsealed this indictment late yesterday, they alleged that he is involved in numerous crimes involving a lot of crimes overseas. they say that he was acting as an agent of china here in the u.s. and hadn't registered as that. he was also the broker of elicit arms deal, and was trying to be a match maker to help the sale of iranian oil, something which would violate u.s. sanctions. they also say he lied when he was interviewed by the fbi. >> what is his relationship to hunter biden? >> so luft claims that he has incriminating information about the biden family's business dealings overseas, particularly with china. and that has made him somewhat of interest to republicans, who have said that he is an informant, he is a potential top witness as they are looking to investigate the biden family business dealings overseas. >> and yet now he is being charged with being an agent of china? >> yeah, that's right. and what's even more confusing here is t

. >> cnn's kara scannell is here.a, i actually watched some of it, read most of the transcript of the hearing, i thought it was a fascinating hearing because of the witnesses themselves. what was your takeaway from watching? >> yeah, that's the first time we've seen is and heard from joseph ziegler, he's a 13-year veteran of the irs. things that both he and his supervisor gary shapley who also testified had said doj dooef wrated from some of its normal course. they said they uncovered evidence that could potentially tie to either president biden or his grandchildren, they were blocked from pursuing that. they wanted to interview hunter biden's children. he wanted to follow the money trail and talk to them. he said they were told, no, they couldn't pursue certain of these steps, which according to his testimony and shapley, you know, doj prosecutors said that would get them into hot water. so they're raising these as potential red flags. now, the merrick garland, the attorney general, the u.s. attorney for delaware, a

relative of the multimillionaire alexander karas.e is now under investigation in the case of embezzlement of precious metals and the creation of an organized criminal group. built-in blonde with a bright appearance, judging by the photo, she knew a lot about a good life, went to the best beauty salons, loved expensive cars , a couple of days before her death, told her friends that she was going to sell her land cruiser as once the one that eyewitnesses of the murder described to the police and is preparing to meet with the buyer, unaware. what to buy in fact, he does not plan anything, hitting ekaterina with a knife right in the salon amirkham, sgioz jazzod. here his face fell into the lens of the surveillance camera cynically dragged the owner out of the car and left to die on the road with buses of blood, afraid of persecution left in one of the samara yards, and he himself . sovbega, the man was detained on the territory of the republic of tatarstan and is currently while delivered to the city of samara for the production of inves

the israel spy agencies also stumbled upon kara lee at the turn of the millennium. they feared the business men from china could increase the range of their arch enemies missiles. with dramatic consequences for israel it was more than 20 years ago when the iranians k 1st signed to north korea asking for besides, too bike in the middle school. and it will very um, open towards the needs. and they say we have here on the shelf. besides my, as many as you want to see what any question was very interesting, what is the range of to me sense? and when the newest korean told into the range is 1000 kilometer the say we don't. but if you easy, less than 1300, we don't need and we all want to do maps to see what the 3 hundreds we added to their capability. it was really clear the use less than getting into the office the we've done the 32 bucks, a difference of 300 kilometers to potentially cause hundreds of thousands of states counties. this method will you heat, you keep so crowded into cues. many israel is regularly hit by smaller missiles, but partially due to car leaves

joining us is tammy bruce, director of the tech policy center at heritage center, kara frederick, fox news contributor and dr. janet nesheiwat and fox news contributor joe concha. it is day to light fireworks and celebrate the founding of our nation, wave our flag and appreciate the opportunity that country blessed us with. american pride is on the decline. 39% of adults took extreme pride in our country, down from three years ago. pride in our nation has been on the decline for 20 years and an interesting distinction, gallup found 60% of republicans were proud and 29% of democrats did. "wall street journal" released american pride poll of their own earlier this year with just 38% of americans saying patriotism is important to them. at 1998, the figure was 70%. pride is not the only tradition heading out the poll, 39% of americans think religion is very important, down from 62% in 1998. stunning new fox news poll shows majority of americans believe the country's best days are behind us. gallup poll found 70% of americans have no confidence in national government. start there. joe conc

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kara dinnigan took the silver medal to add to her silver medal from the paralympics in 2021, and goldthe craft, hannah cockroft. it was her 12th world championship title. here's what she had to say after her race. people expect myself and carissa to come one, two in whatever order, and that's fine. but to turn around and to see fabs, who was a little down this morning when she came fourth in the heat to see her cross that line in third. that's that's what it's all about, you know, the excitement on her face. it's just amazing. we did it in birmingham last year for the commonwealth games to come here. it's a bigger stage. we've got more girls to race against. it's not a given. it's not given for myself or carey. we never know what those girls are going to pull out. and yeah, we need to watch our backs now. fabian�*s on her way. aand sticking with the wheelchair racers. switzerland's catherine de brunet won her third gold medal on thursday in the t541500 metres, and she goes again on friday for the 100 metres. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc from me and the rest o

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as in children. among the dead with a month, the owner of gulf christine issued an infant daughter, kara, whose image is at the building at the sides of the shipment in which they were killed. ukraine continues to terrorize the children of dunbar. that part is ignored by the western media on western governments. treat them as collateral damage and a proxy will but human rights chief davi. i'm a rows of a is combining data for war crimes charges to be brought against the perpetrators gained by me to digit by moral day for the children dunbar. so it's not just a tragic thing, and that's just our car to the entire international community about what has been happening is on based on 5014 years. and i hope the whole world sees it says in the course of late today, we see that in the only children up in bass are dying from ukraine and fridays to split little citizens, the old boarder regence of the russian federation, suffer for me crazy. that was, the case hasn't opened all the facts of work crimes. now that only our children sort of the, all this information will be transferred to learn divor

i'll you to him, kara, molly, and parliament member and former head of the african unity told us that russia's decision to pull out of the green deal is a temporary phenomenon. position, as i understand of russia decides not to participate in the grain deal. it means that it's what's right for them at the moment and all of the know why. but i think that this is temporary, military issues aside. we also need to resolve the can nomic ones because people last leaf, hospital door must end one day sooner or later. so i think that this is temporary. we also have reach us the other countries to develop. and we're actively developing trade ties as for the difficulties, i think this is an administrative issue. seems every country has its own structures set in place villages. lady framework for us use corporation with africa has not been created once is established and effected. i think the grand deal will resume palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is visiting to kia for talks with president erna want. the turkish head of state was also scheduled to meet with his really prime minister benjamin net

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kara, who failed to win gold in last year's world championships, and they are looking for compensation, may god willing, i can compensate. we went, i know, i'm trying to metal i will try and hope that i can go to europe with the best and most beautiful model . if i am talking about poland and hungary, i looked at the european championship. they are all good . the province of armenia, god, asia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and the most beautiful model, we will go to dolme qazvini and the whole country. i will be happy for these children to repeat the championship for our wrestling with him, which is much better now for cultural children with the presence of russia and belarus , they want to show off the power of iranian wrestling to the world. the ship of the world the world junior wrestling championship is scheduled to start in august in turkey. the national wrestling team of our country will also leave for istanbul on saturday morning. seyed mehdi hosseini , the news agency of the shahid ebrahim hadi wrestling house. and i offer you the presence of hosseini mourners all over the country as

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. >> narrator: one, who nearly died twice from poisoning, was vladimir kara-murza. >> ...kremlin, soladimir putin's office. >> there's been a very high mortality rate in the last several years among the people who have crossed the path of vladimir putin's kremlin-- independent journalists, anti-corruption campaigners, opposition activists, opposition leaders. many people have died. some in strange and unexplained deaths, others in just stra-out assassinations. >> narrator: eventually, kara-murza himself would be imprisoned for treason. >> (speaking russian) >> give you a live look now at sochi. today's opening ceremony takes place... >> narrator: even as he demonstrated his power at home, putin again turned his attention to precting the image of russia as a global superpower. >> (speaking russian) >> for putin, sting ts is the crescendo of his campaign to revive russian greatness. >> it was the kind of pageantry which putin and russians in general loved. he was riding very high. this was, you know, a moment of personal and national triumph from his point of view. (crowd cheers and ap

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>> it also would be rare, kara, for the judge not to sign off on this, right? a republican on the house ways and means committee is coming in last minute saying, look, we want you to consider this testimony last week from the two irs whistle-blowers before you make this decision. is there a chance the judge does not give this the green light? >> reporter: i mean, it's always before the judge. usually they do honor an agreement. it doesn't mean she won't ask questions about it. the house did make this move asking the judge if they could file briefs to encourage her to consider the whistle-blowers' testimony. now she hasn't decided whether or not she will hear from them. that's something that has been held up by this twist, as you said, overnight where hunter biden's lawyers are being accused of telling the clerk's office here that they were part of the house republicans team in trying to get them to take down some doums they said contain some sensitive information about hunter biden. the judge asking them to explain what had happened in a filing overnight. biden

and as kara just said, it is not what hunter biden agreed to plead guilty to. there was no question to that. and the two tax charges and have the gun charge thrown out if he complies. they did not have an agreement about what else beyond that hunter biden was covered for. i could not begin to explain how the parties did not have that locked in place before they headed into court. but they didn't. and that is why the judge rejected it. >> she gave them 30 days. what happens next, elie? >> either they reach an actual agreement as to the entire scope of this plea deal, in which case the judge seems likely to approve it as often happens in the normal course and if not this could head to trial and i mean the tax charges, i also mean that gun charge, which could carry jail time, plus potentially all of that other pending material that the judge alluded to today. so there is a lot of risk for hunter biden here if they don't get a deal done. >> a lot of twists an turns as we said. thank you. >>> president biden stayed behind closed doors today as his son appeared in fe

harris and i are joined by tammy bruce, director of the tech policy center at heritage foundation kara frederick and host of making money on fox business, charles payne. the developments raise more questions than answers, what do you make of it all? >> charles: become a lawyer again. i had to put on my lawyer hat. i didn't know what fara stood for. angle i was looking at and we anticipated was just this negotiation this was a sweetheart deal to begin with. brady hand got gun violence act ushered into law by chairman of the senate judiciary committee made form 7473 key part of back ground check. lying on the form is felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison issue bottom line. that was a big headline, the sweetheart deal had a cherry on upon to, immunity. it gets sweeter for the biden family. how brazen and arrogant to let this play out in front of the american public where people have gone to prison for far less. >> emily: tammy, you are cognizant of details and what i find horrifying about this case, i have spent hundreds of hours in prisons looking at average americans serving tim