reynaldo: under putin's leadership, islam has become a part of russia.sia's national identity now also encompasses islam. reporter: the reverse is true for the image of the u.s., budiman sudjatmiko, from the country's ruling party, stresses. the wars against muslim-majority states like afghanistan, iraq, and libya have been stirring up antipathy toward u.s. foreign policy for years. many indonesians see the u.s. as a superpower out for global domination and to crush other cultures. budiman: as far as the war between russia and ukraine is concerned, russian is seen as the only country that has the courage to oppose western expansion plans. i overhear conversations in small stores or taxis where people say, “the west seems to want ukraine.” and that is perceived as a clear threat to russia. reporter: officially, the indonesian government is neutral. president joko widodo has presented himself as an unbiased mediator. he recently visited kyiv and the destruction in surrounding neighborhoods, but then travelled on to moscow. budiman: our response is proporti

reynaldo ortiz was injecting nerve blocking agents and heart-stopping drugs into the bags and wasn't using them during his surgeries. the surgical center says they've identified 11 unexpected cardiac emergencies with other doctors that they can now explain. seven of those patients now have an attorney. >> they found themselves being rushed to a major hospital, because they had to be intubated and ventilated because they suffered respiratory distress and cardiac arrest. all the clients that we represent seem to have the exact same story. >> reporter: the state medical board has suspended the doctor's license, saying they have surveillance video showing him place a contaminated bag into a warmer and then walking away. the doctor's charged with tampering and other charges. he could get life in prison if convicted. he hasn't yet entered a plea. one big question is why. and investigators say this doctor started contaminating medical bags just two days after learning that he was under investigation for another matter. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> wow, okay, steve, thank you. >>> u

a criminal complaint claims reynaldo ortiz jr.old a colleague that his bosses were, quote, trying to crucify him after a medical mistake. shortly after that 12 people received ivs injected with nerve stopping agents and heart stopping drugs. one fellow died. others suffered cardiac emergencies. if convicted he could face life in prison. >>> police all across the country are watching a new trend in street crime. they're offering tips to anyone headed to the bank or atm. >> reporter: this morning, authorities are warning about a sharp increase in what they call jugging, which is when criminals loiter around an atm or bank, and then follow unsuspecting victims to another location and steal the cash the victim has just withdrawn. >> this jugging is different than some of the ones you've had earlier this year. and that is a higher level of violence. >> reporter: police in austin, texas say they're seeing a surge of victims. 84 cases already this year, with more than half a million dollars stolen. the latest case in austin just last wee