miller was svetlana's ticket back, svetlana was gregarious, flirtatious, and attractive, and miller madeeasy mark. when we can as efficiently sanction contacts, documented and reported, soon became illicit meetings in which svetlana had sex with miller, first in his car, later at motels. she also gave him money and gifts. in return he smuggle classified national security information out of the fbi, and provided it to svetlana for her kgb handily. at some point miller's colleagues that the fbi discovered that he had been meeting with svetlana and not reporting it. suspicious, they started telling him shortly before mueller was to fly to vienna to meet with a general and russia 's military intelligence unit, gru, as a counter intelligence -- he was being followed by his fellow agents. before he could be arrested, he went to a supervisors office at the bureau and laid out what would prove to be a difficult defense to overcome. he said he had been secretly meeting with svetlana as part of his efforts to infiltrate the kgb, in what he described as a double agent scenario. miller was charged w

svetlana certainly became wealthy _ vladimir putin. - vladimir putin. svetlana certainly became wealthy after the baby i vladimir putin. svetlana certainly i became wealthy after the baby was born. she landed a shareholding worth tens of millions of dollars in a controversial russian bank. the americans think the bank is a front for president putin's wealth. so they sanctioned the bank to stop it doing business in the west. brute doing business in the west. we tar: eted doing business in the west. we targeted it because it is known as kind of— targeted it because it is known as kind of the — targeted it because it is known as kind of the putin cronies' bank and we went— kind of the putin cronies' bank and we went after it very early. this was part — we went after it very early. this was part of— we went after it very early. this was part of the theory of going after— was part of the theory of going after the — was part of the theory of going after the putin system and making it clear that _ after the putin system and making it clear th

nikolai and svetlana appeared in court this afternoon. government sources say she is a major in the kgb and may have been having an fair with the first baseman. the charges according to the fbi are extremely serious. >> if convicted on these charges, these individuals could receive a maximum penalty of life in prison. >> reporter: george lewis, nbc news, los angeles.r thch >> october 1984. the first time an fbi agent was ever arrested as an accused spy for another country. and he was an fbi counterintelligence agent, which means what he worked on at the fbi was supposedly ferreting out and monitoring russian spies who were spying here, trying to limit the damage they could do.n instead, according to prosecutors, he made everything much worse and started working h for the russians. no.ss prosecutors set up the trial that one of the things that russia got from this guy, richard miller, was quite literally the fbi's counterintelligence handbook. basically the guidebook for fbi agents that spelled out all of the things the fbi was supposed to

miller's colleagues discovered that he had been meeting with svetlana and not reporting it. they started tailing him. shortly before million wears to fly to vienna to meet with a general in the gru. as a counterintelligence agent, miller was trained to detect surveillance and recognize he was being followed by his fellow agents. before he could be arrested he went to his supervisor's office at the borough and laid out a difficult defense to overcome. he had been secretly meeting with svetlana to infiltrate the k g b, a double agent scenario. miller was charged with providing classified and national defense secrets to the soviets, including the fbi's own manual on count intelligence needs, methods and requirements. it was of such significance to the justice department that the u.s. attorney himself tried the case. after a months log long trial the jury deadlocked. the second trial objected to the use of a failed polygraph test as evidence. by the time the case was returned for a third trial, the u.s. attorney accepted a position on the federal bench. he needed to assign the c

this woman we have looked at, svetlana krivonogikh, in your opinion, is this something the state department it is useful to know where putin's circle is keeping its money. go get her. one world leader in our files is asking his nation to trust him with power for another four years. the czech prime minister is standing for re—election next week. looking forwardj to the election? of course. andrej babis is a populist billionaire. he campaigned on an anti—corruption message. one of our team caught up with him last week. what do you think about corruption in the czech i republic? the deals that we have found are about property a long way from mr babis' czech heartland, they are luxury villas on the french riviera. he bought two villas near cannes for 1h million euros in 2009, before he was prime minister. the properties were bought in a highly suspicious way. here is how he did it. first, he put his money into a company he had set up in the british virgin islands. that company then lent the money to another company he had set up in the united states, which immediately lent their cash back to ye

alleges to be a former cleaner and lover of vladimir putin and also the mother of one of his children. svetlana. griffin, okay, is alleged to have been the owner of her monica apartment bought byron offshore company. although the relationship with the russian president has never been confirmed. meanwhile, a friend of the president also appears in the papers, but not mister putin himself. now, as we heard the papers also reveal that the u. s. state of south dakota has emerged as a major destination for wealthy people to avoid tax. although experts we spoke to say they're not surprised. the very thing that the united states criticized switzerland in the past poor it is now doing the famous numbered accounts. look, the real lesson here is if you allow the distribution of wealth and income to be as an equal, as it now is in the world, the day you create the incentive. and the means for those that the top to continue to accumulate from one generation to another. there's an amazing tax evasion taking place around the world. and there's also a lot of unaccounted, unaccountable capital sloshing around

to ladies, to be a full mcleana and lava fanny mae peyton and the mother of one of his children. svetlana could have a no geek is alleged to be the owner of monica apartment, bolt via no fuel company. will they, the relationship with the russian president has never been confirmed. meanwhile, a friend of the president also appears the papers that not mister peyton himself. so as we heard, and the papers also revealed that the us state of south dakota has emerged in ye destination for wealthy people to avoid tax though experts we spoke, he say that they are not surprised. the very thing that the united states criticized switzerland in the past whore it is now doing the famous numbered accounts. look, the real lesson here is if you will allow the distribution of wealth and income to be as only equal as it now is in the world. today you create the incentive and the means for those that the top to continue to accumulate from one generation to another. there is an amazing tax evasion taking place around the world. and there's also a lot of unaccounted, unaccountable capital sloshing around the

the director says another likely candidate is svetlana, an exile belarusian human rights activist andosition leader at the forefront of the resistance against the country's authoritarian president. if the nobel committee chooses to award political dissidents, possible winners could include jailed russian activist alexey navalny. or a group of judges in poland defending civil rights. beyond that, preo thinks there are several other likely contenders. >> one of the most important quiz these days, of course, is science climate change with them just launching the report demonstrating the systemic global threat we're facing. >> reporter: the award will be announced three weeks before the world leaders gather for a climate summit. it could be a champion of climate change activism. 18-year-old greta thunberg comes to mind in this category. the swedish activist catalyzed youth to fight climate change. others predicting the groups crit cat in the coronavirus pandemic. like the world health organization or covax, a vaccine sharing initiative aimed at distributing lifesaving vaccines worldwide.