natalya parkland skier a duma lawmaker started the campaign against matilda. what do you have against the film. and his insults saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of these offended citizens seem to take inspiration from his campaign they torched movie theaters like here in the city of you catherine virg.

natalya parklands skier a duma lawmaker started the campaign against matilda. so what do you have against this film. and his insults saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of these offended citizens seem to take inspiration from his campaign they torched movie theaters like here in the city of you catherine virg a car belonging to the director's lawyer was set on fire in moscow. initially the church didn't comment on the violence. german actor. who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. of inside a. group. so you're allowed. to watch. the film success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on

congressman by russia's prosecutor general natalya says there's nothing suspicious about that either but this graph which i've read this memo and i agree that there are some similar points there is nothing extraordinary or criminal about that i have written about my investigation to prosecutor's office many times in this memo there are just facts it doesn't matter what language you read them and it's all the same to maneuver to however some think that you're working for kremlin. is a very stupid conclusion well at least now they will read into the full story. china's president has been outlining his future plans for the country during an epic three hour address to the national congress of the communist party xi jinping touched on many topics including military expansion. our military must regard combat capability as the standard to meet in all this work and focus on how to win when it is called who will take solace steps to ensure the military is prepared for all strategic directions and my progress in combat readiness in both traditional and new security fields speeches like this st

. >> reporter: victims often fear and distrust police, says shelter administrator natalya feshenko. >> ( translated ): when a woman calls the police and says, "my husband is killing me," they respond by saying, "call us when he kills you." >> reporter: that's actually what happened last november to 36-year-old yana savchuk. she recorded herself calling the local police in a town 200 miles south of moscow, calmly asking for help. in response, the officer-- a woman-- mocked her. the officer says, "if he kills you, we'll certainly come to examine the dead body." 45 minutes later, her boyfriend killed her. in june last year, russia passed a law making domestic abuse a crime punishable by up to two years in prison. but this year, the russian parliament eased the penalties. now, if domestic abusers don't break bones and don't commit abuse more than once a year, they can be sentenced to only 15 days in jail, or they can avoid jail entirely by paying a $500 fine. >> ( translated ): the previous version punished relatives harsher than if the physical abuse came from a non-relative, like a teac

natalya sky and the duma lawmaker who started the campaign against matilda. and is insult saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of the offended citizens have seemed inspired by his campaign here in the city of you can't i remembered one octave. drove a minibus loaded with cans of gasoline into a cinema and two cars outside the offices of the director's lawyer were set on fire in moscow fears of further violence have prompted several cinemas and russia to cancel scheduled screenings of the film regardless of whether matilda will be a financial success it has prompted a discussion about the limits of art and censorship. you're watching e.w. news live from berlin still to come the olympic torch for the eighteenth winter games has been lit we'll take a look at the traditional ceremony in olympia in greece the birthplace of the olympics. all right we're goi

natalya parklands skier a duma lawmaker started the campaign against matilda. what do you have against the film that is installed saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of these offended citizens seem to take inspiration from parkland sky his campaign they torched movie theaters like here in the city of you . catherine berg a car belonging to the directors lawyer was set on fire in moscow. initially the church didn't comment on the violence. german actor. who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. group. so you. will see. the film's success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on social lif

natalya was just released from the hospital hours earlier. >> i just wanted to show my team and family're stronger than we think we are. >> i really love these girls and this school and family to me. so, i didn't want to miss it even though i'm very tired and hurting, but made it out. >> nice to see a smile on her face. an alum nis of the school was also injure nd the shooting. he is still in the hospital. a lot to talk about tonight. the iran nuclear deal, the president expected to pull out of it. one senator calling it a self-inflicted wound. more on that ahead in the cnn news room. ron! something's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern a

natalya was not an independent operator. she was working as part of a kremlin project.d to new york to try to repeal the act, which is something putin hates more than anything because it puts his own money at risk of being frozen in the united states and elsewhere. she was working for him. >> and her memo that she gave to trump jr., jared cukushner, pau manafort was about the act and you an tax fraud scheme. if this meeting was the best the russians got on an issue this serious to them, does it lead you to think there was no collusion between russia and the trump campaign? >> i have no idea whether there was collusion or whether there wasn't between two. all i know is that they came with a specific ask and their ask was to repeal the act. now, we don't know what they were offering in return and i think it's probably premature to say it is this is all they were offering. they could have been offering a lot more. we don't know what and we don't know whether the people in that meeting accepted what they were offering. >> but you're confident there was a real offer. you thi

from a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin we all know her name now and tell us about sky italia natalya vessel needs sky this is looking more and more like treason all these strange behavior from the president it's all explained and now she's. back in the spotlight after a media outlet found and released her memo of that meeting and it mentioned nothing about handing trump on his rival hillary clinton has previously claimed according to her notes natalia wanted to discuss sanctions imposed by the u.s. and a number of russian officials they were being punished over the death in custody of sergei magnitsky who worked for a moscow law firm and had been investigating mass corruption in russia she says she wanted to prove the sanctions were politically motivated. to pull up with something just to make it clear i was never against any sanctions because they don't involve my client but i'm against manipulating facts i'm against how these origins haven't investigated the story behind the make the act what happened in the us most pure politics. or as i personally gave this memo to the journalist