reza is joining us from there. ironic that this happens on world press freedom day, a day to acknowledge journalists in dangerous places asking tough questions, but what can you tell us about the status of this trial right now? >> reporter: well, the hearing, errol, started about 40 minutes ago. this is the seventh session in this trial of these three al jazeera journalists. these three individuals haven't seen a free day in the year 2014. they were arrested back in december 29th of last year. they're still in custody. and every time we come to these hearings, we're eager to see if the state, if the prosecution can present any evidence linking these individuals to any crime or terrorist activity. and i think any fair-minded, reasonable person would conclude that, so far, the prosecution has failed to do that. instead, what we've seen in these hearings is the prosecution showing numerous video clips that include television reports from inside egypt, even outside egypt. we've seen personal pictures, family pictures,

. >> viajar es cÓmo graduarse en la universidad de la vida, reza un viejo promedio popular, pero esto que tienen que pasar al renovar la vista,me da pena y me siento privilegiada. >> en efecto obtener uno de los mejores pasaportes es un un privilegio, se publicÓ una lista de las nacionalidades mÁs favorecidas por el documento que los identifica, asÍ que: dime la nacionalidad que tienes, y te dirÁ de la libertad de la que gozas. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) hay que recordar que la comunidad andina tiene susfronteras libres para los conciudanos de los paÍses miembros. con mi pasaporte ecuatoriano puedo viajar a 16 paÍses sin visa, pero come pasaporte norteamericano ese nÚmero aumenta a 176, ya que estados unidos, luxemburgo, y dinamarca son los que mÁs viven ellos gozan. >> he hecho tramite para ir a aurora europa con el pasaporte colombiano, pero todavÍa hay que pedir visa. >> mientras unos aprovechan las oportunidades, otros tienen que seguir acostumbrÁndose a los engorrosos trÁmites. >> el pasaporte chileno, despuÉs del golpe militar, quemaba las manos no podÍas entrar a muchos paÍses

well, ali reza asgari arranged his defection on his own. himself out of iran, into syria, and crossed into the turkish -- into turkey. but he was, by all accounts, brought to washington, brought to a cia safehouse and debriefed. because, as one of your sources said in the setup, he brought with him information. specifically, he brought a laptop with information about the iran nuclear program. you know, this is a man who had been involved in these terrible bombings as a young intelligence officer but he rose to be a general in the iranian revolutionary guard and had information about the nuclear program. >> i want to bring bob baer into this conversation. bob, you work for the cia. you understand what is going on. apparently there were disagreements in 20007 between the national security council, the cia. do you help this guy? do you bring him to the united states or do you just go ahead and hikill him? he had sensitive information that the u.s. wanted. >> well, wolf, the problem -- the political problem is asgari was a key player. he could

reza saya, cnn. >> so much for being happy.. >>> right now, president obama calls alleged behavior by veterans hospitals dishonorable and disgraceful but he says he won't pubic anyone until he has more information. here's the question. is the president doing enough? also right now, tuesday's primary results look like a big win for mainstream republicans. we're digging deeper into what it means for the tea party, what it means for democrats in november.

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its board: daneil loeb plus restructuring expert harry wilson and former investment banker olivier reza. loeb's firm third point will be allowed to raise its stake in sotheby's to 15% from 10%. dan loeb third point have a history of of large cap activism at large cap companies (or start here is show is long) 49:18 i think his victory in the sotheby's situation through settlemetn is going to encouarge other activists in large caps. that was keith gottfried of law firm alston and bird. for months loeb has criticezed the ceo of sotheby's of deteriorating the company's competitive positiion. last friday a judge put a limit on the amount of stock third point can own. one watchdog group reports there have been 20 settlements between companies and activists this year. target's stock slips into the red as it's ceo departs 5 months following a massive cyber security breach. shares tumbled 3% monday, as gregg steinhafel, a 35-year veteran of target -- resigned. c-f-o john mulligan will serve as interim president and ceo. the company said in a statement "after extensive discussions, the board and

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reza saya, cnn. >> so much for being happy. wolf starts right now. >>> right now, president obama calls alleged behavior by veterans hospitals dishonorable and disgraceful but he says he won't pubic anyone until he has more information. here's the question. is the president doing enough? also right now, tuesday's primary results look like a big win for mainstream republicans. we're digging deeper into what it means for the tea party, what it means for democrats in november. right now, prince charles is in some serious hot water after reportedly comparing vladimir putin to adolf hitler. his comments are reviving a longtime argument about whether royals should only be seen and not heard. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. we begin here in washington where president obama says today -- he says today he will allow veteran secretary shinseki to stay in his job at least for now. the retired u.s. army general has been under intense pressure to resign over disturbing rempl lations that some va facilities may have co

we can categorically state that the assertion that cia arranged for the defection of ali reza asgaris false. that is from the cia. >> they're not denying other u.s. agencies, intelligence agencies had a hand in the defection. he went through turkey apparently. that's where he defected, and later brought to the united states. are they saying that the fbi, the other intelligence agencies had no role in bringing this guy to the united states? or are they just saying the cia? >> they're saying the cia had nothing to do with it. i pressed them on if other agencies have done this. i haven't gotten an answer yet. i'm working with them throughout the day to get some of these answers to these questions. they're saying right now that they had no role in this. >> we'll speak to the author of this book. we'll speak to others, including a lawyer representing families later in "the situation room." so we'll go in-depth on this story later today. lots of families potentially going to be very, very upset. >> right. >> about this. brian, thanks very much. >>> that's it for me. see you at 5:00 p.m. in

situation to make nato troops a permanent feature in this region past wars and against really inspires to reza aslan is pouring fuel on the fire by placing nato troops closer to the persian border it goes against the principles of peaceful coexistence do you not devolve to that what this nato is accusing russia of intervening in ukraine but the fact is that ukraine has been getting support from the us why n.g.o.s for you u.s. government has admitted to investing five billion dollars into so-called civil society right now nato is actively supporting the military operation with its advice and now how we see this as an escalation what nature has been doing its geopolitical strategic interests we're not willing to accept that and we want to return back to the policy of peace we will fight for that in parliament. international life here in moscow more stories for you after a short break including an occupy wall street protester inferred out that if you take on the system it will hit back twice as hard. just top rolls in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. to build a new. mission to

here's more now from reza ceja. >> the good news is most of these eiranians are out on bail with the, but they still face charges not out of the woods yet, but there's so much irony to this story. you have this song about happiness and then these young iranians who make a music video, essentially saying we can be happy here in iran, too, but here's who wasn't happy, iranian authorities. at least six young iranian men and women have been arrested by iranian authorities and paraded in front of state tv cameras for this. shooting an amateur music video to the tune of pop singer pharrell's hit "happy." ♪ climb along if you feel like that's what you wanna do ♪ >> reporter: in the video, the young iranians are seen playfully dancing and lip-syncing. the music video received nearly 100,000 hits on youtube and closes with this written message. "happy was an excuse to be happy. we enjoyed every second of making it. hope it puts a smile on your face." tehran's police chief wasn't smiling when he boasted on state tv that the group was arrested within six hours because they made an obscene video

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. >> viajar es como graduarse en la universidad de la vida, reza un viejo proverbio popular pero los repÚblica dominicana y cuba son los que mÁs restricciones tienen. desde miami, florida, galo arellano, univisiÓn. >> super interesante. hay que ver cÓmo conseguimos esa ciudadanÍa estadounidense. ximena, el segmento lo comparto con mi mamÁ. bueno, ven. ayÚdame a presentar la última historia. >> mi mamÁ me tiene desconcentrada. >> vamos a presentar una Última historia. una ballena quedÓ atrapada entre las redes de un barco cangrejero. >> asÍ es. el animal luchÓ por escapar pero sÓlo consiguió que las artes de la pesca la dejaran inmovilizada. >> miembros de la tripulaciÓn lograron liberarla al cabo de varias horas y un poco mÁs. se habÍa producido un fatal desenlace. >> una vez liberada, la ballena se perdiÓ de vista. nada pasa por casualidad. >> luego me invitas con tu segmento. >> seguro. es un deal, ¿ok? >> seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. adelante. >> pÁsele a los tacos! pÁsele. >> mi hija. >> no sÉ. >> a ver, mi hija, ¿por quÉ no hay venta en los tacos? >> pues no sÉ. le jur

that is harry wilson and reza and the two nominees from sothebys will be expanding the board. so you have the slate which will include dan loeb. it is a win for mr. loeb. this has been a hard fought battle. this was reminiscent of his earlier days before he reached institutional size well in it's nastiness and cleverness. but this has been a hard fought battle. backing two of its nominees. that can have carrying degrees of influence. there was a belief that he would win one if not two or three in this case. but they expand. they are not replacing any directors they are expanding the size of the board. again, that was a great top. becky, the interview was amazing. and he has ac man. they talked about the notion that shareholders make noise now. and it has impact. it was clear that it was case by case. i didn't think this could happen. low lost in delaware court this bid to try to defeat it poison pill there. it has been a new theme in acvism. in the case of hurtz or air products. the pill p ps were put in befor we new who the activist was. but. >> of course earnings on wednesda

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nine died in moscow on sunday and despite being illegal in russia it's still widely practiced much reza investigates. the saps and train is russia's two hundred fifty kilometer per hour link between moscow and st petersburg but what passengers don't know is that there could be a stowaway just above their heads this is what the ride looks like for oman gromov he claims to have gone riding on the sap sands route twenty six times at least six right the entire six hundred fifty kilometer distance. i started train surfing about eight or nine years ago i had to travel by train a lot and it was usually very crowded in sight and very hot in summer and smelled like homeless people so i thought why not try writing outside and enjoy fresh air instead despite the obvious danger he thinks it's no riskier than riding a bike. or going to get there though i saw someone train surf long ago but it wasn't very popular back then i thought it was bad and dangerous and then one day i was running late for my train so i decided to try it and i realize that it is a perfectly normal way to ride but tatiana of ou

spend the rest of her life trying to keep other risky riders from buying that one way ticket match reza r.t. moscow. we just recover from in our breaking news this three civilians have reportedly been killed in the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk one of the main targets of kiev's military operation in the region these are the latest pictures we've got coming through from the scene we've gotten from marty's relations the ruptly local self-defense forces say the army opened fire on a residential area there as you can see residential buildings were damaged in what's believed to be mortar shelling and reports just getting to from did next meantime say that a truck carrying injured anti-government activists was shelled maybe up to thirty five dead there that just coming through now it's according to a facebook post made by the so-called people's governor of the region powerful. so lots to keep abreast of hopefully you'll stay with us the next live update in half an hour from moscow were on to those stories this is r t international coming up after the break find out where the stories of

situation to make nato troops a permanent feature in this region passwords and these really inspire us to reza aslan is poor in fueling the fire by placing nato troops closer to the friction border it goes against the principles of peaceful coexistence the knot of often there was this nato is accusing russia of intervening in ukraine but the fact is that ukraine has been getting support from the us via n.g.o.s for years u.s. government has admitted to investing five billion dollars into so-called civil society right now nato is actively supporting the military operation with its advice and now how we see this as an escalation in nature has been doing its geopolitical strategic interests we're not willing to accept that and we want to return back to the policy of peace we will fight for that in parliament. still to come here in our international you lash out of a system it'll hit back twice as hard. that is basically this this is what she's going to send this for seven years and is insane is the lesson being taught to occupy wall street activists. you were coming out to support a fellow protest

leaving only after a rover on a cargo ship prepared the to reign in advance of their arrival is much reza. this has got to be hitting you at this point or has a hit you yet that this is a one way ticket this is something that the way the program is currently designed if you get chosen you're not coming back how has that affected your thought process on this and why are you both continuing to go forward with this with that in mind but i've been there since the very very beginning that is the one way trip it became possible the home. leaders. i'm not even one hundred percent sure that i would jump on national simply be going to not going to mention it's not enough land that the mission was like why would tree john roos cam in. each in u j is a one day. one way trip to the future has either of you gotten reached out to your national space agencies and tried to speak with someone who's actually kind of been there done that about the actual rigors of being in orbit and the interview . seem he had never heard about moss one project so it's all about it on here just like. a year old just better

situation to make nato troops a permanent feature in this region passwords and gazed really inspires to reza aslan is pouring fuel on the fire by placing nato troops closer to the russian border it goes against the principles of peaceful coexistence you not of often there was this nato is accusing russia of intervening in ukraine but the fact is that ukraine has been getting support from the us why n.g.o.s for years u.s. government has admitted to investing five billion dollars into so-called civil. now nato is actively supporting the military operation with its advice and now how we see this is an escalation nato has been doing its jewboy to construct interests we're not willing to accept and we want to return back to the policy of peace we will fight for that in parliament. to some other world news in brief now a drone strike has killed at least six suspected al qaeda militants and summoned yemen the united states is the only country operating and manned aircraft over yemen though it's rarely admits carrying out such a time last month yemen's army launched a massive offensive to eliminate

based muslim public affairs committee reza nadeem who came up with the response told us why he doesn't buy into michelle obama's message. when the western but it's clearly going to go to any of these companies i don't believe and i don't think anyone from the general public as usual sort of response to our images with michelle obama proves that people don't believe that they're there for the most of the series and the reason is because well the daily basis you haven't drawn a tux and if you're having people being tortured you having illegals being waged people don't believe that they have some kind of genuine care because their day to the actions and responses to world events proves otherwise so i definitely do believe and no as do many of them as do the majority of the people who seen this on the internet that this was a political stunt a lot joetta of submachine submachine guns with night vision capabilities have come to light to enter the us but it's not from a security firm its actual body comprendo as a culture i know why it wants the weaponry at our team dot com. also they are ve

chairman that reza has the details. during this press conference with the chairman of the o.e.c.d. lattimer putin suggesting that the autonomy referendum in donetsk region in the east of ukraine should still be held however he feels it should be postponed to a later date. but we asked the representatives of southeastern ukraine and proof federalization supporters to postpone the referendum on the region's autonomy for the eleventh of may this year. putin says the west is blaming russia when the situation in ukraine is actually in a deadlock whereas it's the west who he claims has been supporting an illegitimate coup in kiev. when our colleagues in europe and the us drive the situation into deadlock they shift responsibility on to moscow those who committed the coup and those who supported these actions will hold responsibility for the situation in ukraine those who supported these actions financially politically and through media and other means have driven the situation to the tragedy that took place in a desa saying that dialogue and diplomacy are the only things that can solve t

according to locals down reza began one of people attempted to prevent beyond me from retaking control of the police h.q. the building was being occupied by a pro federalization it's a john that's working for all season. and say is among the injured and let's go live now to seize it we're not going to go shares in the region it ran out what else can you tell us. well we can say at this point that it does look like a brutal fighting is underway indeed despite the fact that it is victory day doesn't seem to be any sort for celebration in this city of mariupol now we do know that some people have been injured there have been reports of at least eight of those however those reports cannot be verified at the moment however we do also have we also have a report from somebody who has witnessed some of the fighting in let's have a listen to what that person has to say. right now i'm at home but from my window i can see the smoke in the center of the city we were planning to have a victory day parade my friends grandpa is there right now they're shooting to kill it civilians yesterday they surr

reza right now don't even want to have was a little bit if you talk about it cost too much you come upwith the biggest spending scare have the or i didn't ever think two investigations of this you to want to have if you've had fifty two investigations yes please. what about one hundred three president doing wrong who was arrested for you know remember that you did talk about waste of money back then we had to get kigali did he was ken lay was at all remember him wrong and still let's see nancy pelosi all of that there was no other job we were done except he did wrong we hardly get any enron's main man was phil gramm he passed the commodities futures modernization act and finally. barry for one hundred every reason what do we get out of it nothing i'm just trying to figure out we have a patter congress actually does oversight they actually hold hearings we've had select committees we've had select committees over intelligence failing this is that this is. pardon me this is joe mccarthy come on you guys in various parts are think there is no there there and then that is where the select