paul beckett, he's an assistant editor. it's a wall street journal. he joys be from washington dc. mr. beckett, it's good to have you. um, with this, evan has been held by russian since march of last year. how much contact are, are you able to have with him if at all, i mean, are you able to tell us how he's doing, how he's holding up? thank you for the 1st 15 months until just this week. he was in a security services prison in moscow and we had lawyers who were able to see him once a week and we, he was able to communicate with us and with his family by lesser. so we know that he has held up incredibly well. we always knew he was a great reporter. we've been astonished by what a strong and admirable man he is with his move to you, catherine berg, where the, the hearing was today. we don't know what the protocols will be for being able to keep tabs on him. we're hopeful that we'll be able to maintain that, but he says to enter this period of uncertainty as the hearing continues, the, the images that went out this week with those photos of the risk of its standing in a glass box ins

let's bring in paul beckett, assistant editor at the "wall street journal," working on evan's case firsthandhe was arrested. paul, good to see you. >> thank you. >> bret: we saw evan today in that courtroom, that video. what were your thoughts as you watched the video? >> it's very disturbing obviously. you hated to see him caged like that. and we keep saying, you know, he's facing trial. he's not really facing trial. he's facing a hearing in which a judge in secret will endorse the accusations against him, which are completely false. so you look at it, it's a heavy heart day for us. >> bret: shaved head, a new look. >> prison mandate in the new facility he was moved to. he was 15 months in moscow, moved 9 miles east where this hearing is taking place. >> bret: a letter today from the "wall street journal" in chief, emmett tucker. quote, it will be held in secret, no evidence has been unveiled, and we already know the conclusion. this bogus accusation of espionage will lead to a bogus conviction. the kremlin says we know this topic is high-profile in the united states, but it is not so high-

that the us finds a way to stop at the better it's really horrible, terrible, terrible indeed, a paul beckett, let's hope that evan comes home soon and paul as well. and coming up by pope francis said to be part of a truly historic group photo with world leaders over at the g7 summit in italy will take you there when it happened. stay with us urine, the cnn newsroom wednesday, cnn celebrate juneteenth special performances by john legend, hadi lewbel, smokey robinson. we still have a lot of work to do. >> juneteenth, celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday at ten on cnn greetings happen yeah, that's not good. >> happened huge things happen happens. be there with three, learn more at rnc.com what makes ewc so special? we do a really great job how about sharing all of our associates to be the best of the best one thing that we're never going to do is double-dip comfort wax is only adhering to the hair. >> never this skin comfortable. it comes off clean. >> we're just going like now and under 15 minutes, then our products there may think smoother skin, less than girls my hair lessie rotation. wh

of national obesity forum, tam fry and professor of exercise and obesity at leeds, leeds beckett university, paulone at a time, tam fry. first. would it really make any difference to put health warnings on junk food? and what isjunk warnings on junk food? and what is junk food? >> well, we have to find. well, the first junk food is the ultra processed food, which has got very high levels of sugar and fat and salt. the second thing is that we don't know if it's really going to work in the uk, until we have it, but the evidence shows certainly in central and latin america, in roughly 15 countries, that it has been implemented since the 2016 and that it is having an effect. >> well, there you go, paul. that makes it pretty clear cut, doesn't it? we've got a big problem. nothing seems to be working. but this has worked in other countries, so why not? >> absolutely. i think that we. i'm sorry. sorry, tam. >> let paul answer that one. >> let paul answer that one. >> i never do . >> i never do. >> thanks, tam , always good to >> thanks, tam, always good to join the stage with you, yeah, well , join the