or that its spiritual leader patriarch kirill returns the favor calling the president a miracle of god. but some say the relationship between putin states and the orthodox faith goes far beyond mere recognition and expediency but it's a much made in heaven. that christian activist church has made russian id. others see it as an unholy alliance blaming the author dogs church for everything from the war in ukraine to providing cover for intolerance and repression. with a stolen africa. discouraged or even named because it's so what lies behind these ever closer ties increasingly evocative of russia's pre-code meanest imperial past. president putin's our leader that. given to us by good. clues to the synchronicity between church and state can be found in most corners of putin's russia take the mike nissen by the ministry situated on an island in the middle of lake led doga europe's largest despite its remoteness thousands of pilgrims come to the sacred monastery which according to legend stands on the site where st andrew planted a cross. but these days the island is also home to a privat

for us easy to square the kiril. we'll see how kennedy does.ways you can slice the case business, expressive kind of business, they send a message, versus non-expressive businesses limo drivers or caterers. or contract sell off-the-shelf. this will be explosive case. >> another one related to free speech is the so-called union fees case where the court, which was close a couple years ago to ruling on this, then justice scalia died. now with nine justices it has come back. this is a case where it is going to be, concerns whether or not the government can compel somebody to pay union dues that goes for speech that they don't support. >> well, the argument is, by the state, about half the states allow this for unions to charge non-union members in the public sector with union dues, to support collective bargaining. they're called fair share fees. but the challengers, municipal workers out of chicago and illinois two years ago in that case you mentioned, that was out of california, same issue. they're saying in the public sector anything unions col

on 50 websites in 23 cities, and fellow trolls "kiril ivashkin," "gennady orlov," and "mike brandon"ressed the exact same thought. 600 posts from 70 fake accounts in 12 hours. just one battalion in a sock puppet army manufactured by a handful of trolls. back in the hearing: >> reporter: as for twitter, it said from last september through november 15, fake russian accounts posted 1.4 million election-related tweets, nearly half of them automated, like blacktivist, who depicted african americans as divided and destroyed by white society. >> if there is inflammatory content that some even would find to be upsetting, that's not the type of ad we want running on twitter. >> reporter: and google admitted that fake russian accounts opened 18 fake channels on its youtube service. >> we understand that any misuse of our platforms for this purpose can be very serious. >> reporter: congress is debating a law that would require regulation of political ads on social media, similar to tv and radio regulation. the social media companies are promising to disclose who's buying the ads and who they're

is absolutely afraid with this possible serial killer out on the loose police trying to find the kirille video of the night of the first murder. three people killed in a ten-day period and no sign of this killer anywhere. some people here tell us they are too afraid to leave their hopes at all. at a nearby school all of their outdoor activities like p.e. and recess moved indoors and with halloween right around the corner we're told the plans are in place. there will be a huge police presence. the mayor and chief want to make sure everybody here in this community is safe. robin. >> yeah, want everybody to stay safe including you, okay, victor, thank you. >>> to a big development in the fight against the opioid crisis. walgreens, the secondest largest pharmacy chain in the u.s. is stocking up with the antidote narcan in all of its 8,000 stores and dr. jennifer ashton is here to answer a few questions. in 45 states the life-saving drug is available without a prescription. >> right. >> is there any danger in that. >> risk/benefit on this, michael, this is an incredible safe and effective me