u. s. department of state is saying that bout would serve his full sentence because he proved to be too stubborn and did not agree to a plea deal. his case would be a start warning to all other russians who again to capture so that they would quickly agree to a plea deal before the court. what was the plea deal about the off at 30 years instead of a life sentence? 30 years 30 years asked what did he want from me? although i rejected it straight away, i was initially assigned a court appointed attorney, who is well known in the circles whenever she came to visit me. she was start to kind of shuffling her breasts, trying to establish some rapport, make you buy into this play dale. at some point i realized we had to replace the lawyer and we are ready to announce it to the court. so that woman brought an interpreter and in the hold room before the proceeding, she told me my wife ella asked me not to make that statement to the judge. and yet you say they're not just lying through their teeth than no lines. they won't cross . i know there is the great game. there were political games, and ev

u. s. department of state is saying that bout would serve his full sentence because he proved to be too stubborn and did not agree to a plea deal. his case would be a start warning to all other russians who again to capture so that they would quickly agree to a plea deal before the court. what was the plea deal about the off at 30 years instead of a life sentence? 30 years 30 years asked, what did he want from me that i rejected it straight away. i was initially assigned a court appointed attorney, who is well known in the circles whenever she came to visit me. she was start to kind of shuffling her breasts, trying to establish some rapport, make you buy into this play dale. at some point i realized we had to replace the lawyer and were ready to announce it to the court. so that woman brought an interpreter and in the hold room before the proceeding, she told me my wife ella asked me not to make that statement to the judge. and yet you say they're not just lying through their teeth than no lines. they went cross. i know there is the great game. there were political games, and even i hav

u. s. department of state and just saying that bout would serve his full sentence because he proved to be too stubborn and i did not agree to a plea deal. those case would be a start warning to all other russians who again, to capture so that they would quickly agree to a plea deal before the court. was the plea deal it back to the office 30 years instead of a life sentence 30 years 30 years after what meeting want from the family. although i rejected it straight away, i was initially assigned a court appointed attorney who is well known in the circles. whenever she came to visit me, she was start to kind of shuffling her breasts, tried to establish some report, make you buy into this plea, dale fly. at some point i realized we had to replace the lawyer and were ready to announce it to the quarter. so that woman brought an interpreter and in the hold room before the proceeding, she told me my wife alice asked me not to make that statement at the judge than yet that you say, they're not just lying through that g, then no lines. they went cross for i know there is the great game there were

november 2020, there were 3 peruvian presidents in one week because of this constitutional provision. however, the u. s. state department making very clear that it except the move of impeachment that it accepts the constitution on which it was based and that it fully supports the new administration in power. my kind of life was there in washington dc might thank you. now germany says it stopped a plot by a far right group to overthrow the government. 130 sights were raided across the country on wednesday, and the prosecutor general says 25 people had been detained. a soldier, a judge and a russian national are among those arrested donna cain reports from berlin. this is how the raids began before dawn anti terror police moving into search more than a 100 properties and apprehend dozens of suspects. among them this woman beer git miles, i can think her man, she is currently a judge in berlin. but until 2 years ago she was a far right member of parliament, who would regularly criticized the then government of angle america. now she is suspected of plotting to overthrow its successor. he is group is set up into a kind of c

u. s. department of the treasury, hillary clinton, when she was secretary of state, was active at the same time. the united states had several prisoners of weaker origin chinese muslims. they were housed at guantanamo at the notorious u. s. prison camp there and they needed to be resettled. while the governments of albania and fiji agreed to take 2 weaker is each. there were still 2 that needed to find somewhere to go, and no country wanted them. so hillary clinton called the president of switzerland and said, we want you to take these 2 weeks hours. the president of switzerland said that the country was not interested in taking any wiggers or any other people from guantanamo. this discussion went back and forth for several months until finally hillary clinton sent a cable to the president of switzerland through the u. s. embassy in that country, and she said, we really want you to take these 2 weeks. ours, the president of switzerland then came back and said, we'll take the 2 weeks. if you arrest bradley burke and felt to which hillary clinton said, done. and that's exactly what happened,

and usa, i d being a part of the state department really is one of the, the greatest intelligence providers to the cia, everything that a u. s. a i d officer writes makes its way back to the cia through the state department. and so u. s. a r d may be out there trying to do good work, sir. you know, building dam sir, or digging wells or whatever. but eventually they're going to serve as a source of intelligence for the cia. so even though they may not meet with ca, personnel, they may not be involved directly with the cia indirectly. they're quite important . the ca, than is obviously america's top spy, an psy op agency. there are countless coups color revolutions, riots that are left in the wake. anywhere. the agency goes, i mean just look at south america back in the 1980s as the most obvious and admitted role of the cia and the blood bath that happened there. why might the cia have interest now in the solomon islands? ah, it's all about china. you know, the cia, it really hasn't had a presence in the solomon islands and indeed, a recently, we didn't even have an embassy in the solomon islands. we had closed it, but the sol

of russian attacks. while the war between russia and ukraine set the tone for u. s. foreign policy in 2022. rosalyn jordan reports now from the u. s. state department in washington dc. on february, the 24th international efforts to prevent the russian invasion of pre sale, the biden administration's response sanctioned moscow and give he billions and military assistance. even some the war ground on through december president putin's failed a defeating ukraine on the battlefield. he has failed at his land, grabs in south and east. he's failed at erasing ukraine's borders. its identity is people, it's resilience that with those is deal. it's the us and other western countries looked for ways to punish moscow. oil price caps, travel, and business sanctions. gathering evidence of alleged human rights violations and war crimes. they also used the war to expand nato's membership, but isolating russia wasn't as easy as the us had hoped. i think all wars and in some kind of negotiated solution at some point, the costs so far are not high enough for russia to conclude that they're, that it's in their interest to stop growing. people have a lot of backbone t

his team of 2 of the capital one a series later as part of the official parade where millions more are expected to attend the u. s. state department says it's concerned for the rest of the world after a surge of corona virus cases in china. washington says the virus could mutate, posing i, renewed global trash and a u. s. panel investigating laskey is january 6th. capitol hill attack says tom should thank criminal charges for his role in the riot. the former president says it's a move to block. he's 2024 run for the white house. russian president vladimir putin has ordered the strengthening of borders in moscow's, annexed regions of ukraine, saying it's to protect the local population. the president was speaking hours after meeting been a russian leader, alexander lucas shanker, on his 1st visit to belarus. since the invention of ukraine, hooton's said any attempt to violate russia's borders would be met with all forces at its disposal. name while ukraine's government is rising to restore power to several cities. after ration strikes, destroyed parts of the energy, great shall strap. it has more mat found keith torchlight guide sh

journalist is killed, the state department declined to make secretary of state lincoln available to speak with us. and in an interview department spokesperson continually deferred to the u . s. security coordinators report and the israeli investigation. and us security coordinator on the grout. worked with both palestinians and israelis, in some cases, physically bridging those 2 investigations to prepare his own set of findings. so let me just ask you about the central claim. indian really military's report that if it is really soldier killed her, it was because she didn't was caught an exchange of fire by palestinian gunmen in the area. that claim is completely disputed by eye. witness testimony and video footage from that area in the minutes leading up to and during the shooting. doesn't that discrepancy concern you? of course, we are concerned when their allegations that a civilian was intentionally targeted, what the israelis found, and what our security coordinator found was that there appears to have been no intentionality. our security coordinator found no reason to believe that sharina block, leigh was intentionally targeted line of footage by is really of course a

of the world. u. s. state department spokesman ned price said that any time the virus was spreading and had the potential to mutate and pose a threat to people everywhere. china is battling a wave of infections since relaxing its strict 0 covered policy 2 weeks ago. in the chinese capital smoke billows from a crematorium. it's a facility in high demand. the car park is full and more vehicles keep arriving. it's been around a fortnight since china ease some of its strict cobra restrictions. and now bay ging appears to be in the grip of a new wave of infections. on monday, officials are ported. the country's 1st covey related deaths in weeks that there are douse over the official count. oh, dear volunteer. it can't be avoided. if you get it, you get it either. after you're infected, it depends on the individual's health. you have to decide if you're well or not woman, we're trying our best not to spread it to the elderly or children. that's all i can say. pressure does seem to be mounting on the health system as the number of cases increase. there are now hundreds of these so called fever clinics in beijin

u. s. state department says it's concerned for the rest of the world after a surge of corona virus cases in china. washington says the virus could mutate, posing a renewed global threat. pakistan security forces saying operation to free hostages from taliban fighters is now over the fight as storm to high security detention center in the northwest of the country on sunday. come on, harder has more. from islamabad, loud explosions were hard, black smoke billowing out of the compound, and of course, we have just been told that the military has concluded that operation, that all dog fight a dollar bond of bucket on fight they have been killed. we do not know exactly what happened to the hot digit, but the number of the security forces personnel are also wounded. and the latest operation in which even drones were used in order to gather intelligence and perhaps to target the area the launch of this operation. the u. s. supreme court has extended a controversial trump era immigration policy. the rules imposed back in 2020, allowed the government to use coven 19 protocols to block the entry of

to the arrest of nicholas madura maduro remains wanted on the us state department website on the basis of widely disputed claims about drug trafficking. only a few years later, we have u. s. officials now willing to shake his hand after all these years and all these efforts of demonizing him and calling the dictator. a quick handshake between 2 worldly or is this going viral? former secretary of state john kerry seemed shaking hands with venezuelan leader nicholas my doodle. oh, that it is a with it live with. but what about the pony america? picked one greater that person that you recognize as a leader, democratic leader in minutes, and he's not here. what do you think about this of one way? they'll hear by him one wide ho this to press a kiss message that memory problems more like rising oil prices. venezuela has got lots of oil and the ukraine conflict am subsequent sanctions. backlash now driven the prices sky high. desperate to import. washington put a big crack in the embargo they placed on venezuela, chevron. the only american company allowed to continue operating in the country was told they can go ahead and start pumping all this democracy. rhetoric doesn't scre

the investigation being conducted by the department of justice votes and are being counted as part of a run of election in the state of georgia for the last u. s. senate seat. the incumbent democrat, rafael warnock is facing republican herschel walker, a form of former football star. the result will determine whether democrats can expand their control in the senate. ah ah, a vote from our pony is a vote for joe by a boat with jokes schumer oh he's easy. so when you get a vote for me is what with georgia bay. i was going to give you a voice in watchman because he hadn't heard yet. argentina's vice president, christina fernandez, de kirschner, one of the country's most powerful politicians, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she's been found guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case from his abode has more from finance iris. she was sentenced to 60 years in prison and also banned from holding any public positions for life. this is very, very significant. even though the prosecutors had asked for a prison census of at least 12 years in prison, she was accused of aggravated fraud. and also the prosecutors were hoping the work husin

of state, wendy sherman, and the u. s. ambassador to australia, caroline kennedy daughter at the late he was president john f kennedy. the state department says this diplomatic visit is to commemorate the battle of guadalcanal in world war 2. but the other agencies traveling with these 2 diplomats are raising question. all right, let's get into the em up me. sovereignty in the world of politics is generally defined and accepted as a nation's supreme right to act independently without outside interference to do that, which it feels best serves its national interest. and that has been the subject of debate over time.

in the property sector. uncertainty over the crown of our situation in china has been rattling investors in asian markets. and the u. s. state department says is concerned for the rest of the world because of that increase in covert cases in china, cities, aero, scrambling to install hospital beds, and there are shortages of drugs to treat the virus. 7 covered related deaths have been reported since sunday, but health experts warn the situation is worse than official data suggests. richard kember has more from hong kong. well, initially, the hope was that things were very much get back to normal, that manufacturing and global supply chains. we get back on track international investors started pouring money into the chinese stock market just hours after these relaxation announcements were made. but now the world bank and many international banks have started fairly, aggressively scaling back their forecasts. what they think is possible for china, not just for this year, but also for next year. speaking to employers over the phone yesterday, based on the mainland, i was told that there were multiple cases of coven 19 on almost every coun

investigation being conducted by the department of justice. vote so slowly coming in as part of our runoff election in the state of georgia for the last remaining u. s. senate seat. the incumbent democrat, rafael warner is facing republican herschel walker. the result will determine where the democrats can expand their control. in the us senate argentina's vice president, christina fernandez. de kirschner, one of the country's most powerful politicians, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she's been found guilty of corruption and a $1000000000.00 fraud case. ukraine's apparently used a drone to attack and i feel in the russian border region of kirk that's according to its governor. the strike early on tuesday caused the fire and oil storage tank are the zeros taken the murder of its correspondence showing a barclay to the international criminal court. the lawsuit comes after 6 month investigation by the television networks, legal team. a federal judge in the u. s. has dismissed a lawsuit by the fiance of slain journalists, yamaha shoji. the civil suit was filed against saudi arabian crown prince. mom had been solomon for his allege rollin hush

u. s. foreign policy in 2022000 and jordan reports from the u. s. state department in washington dc. on february, the 24th international efforts to prevent the russian invasion of ukraine failed. the biden administration's response sanctioned moscow and give he billions and military assistance. even some the war ground on through december, president putin has failed defeating ukraine on the battlefield. he has failed at his land, grabs on south and east. he's failed at erasing ukraine's borders. its identity is people. it's resilience that windows is deal. it's the u. s. and other western countries looked for ways to punish moscow. oil price caps, travel, and business sanctions. gathering evidence of alleged human rights violations and war crimes. they also used the war to expand nato's membership, but isolating russia wasn't as easy as the us had hoped. i think all wars and in some kind of negotiated solution at some point. the costs so far are not high enough for russia to conclude that there that it's in their interest to stop. granting people have a lot of background. that said, the u. s. has made it clear it will not send american troops to help ukrainians

in terms of the kind of publicity strategy with what america, what the state department and people can are saying. i think here in all of this, most important thing is that the u. s. red line was about not using u. s. equipment to strike russian territory. all the experts seem to agree that this was most likely a soviet era during the ukrainians had re engineered and such that, you know, basically gets the us out of the kind of accusation of helping ukraine to attack russia proper. and i think it's very difficult to kind of cost this as ukraine escalating situation where these were the very same bases used to attack ukraine, civilian infrastructure. this was a ukrainian attack on russian military target system that you dog, i think is that i think, you know, the risk of a kind of big escalation that's fairly limited. now are these drawn strives inside russia likely to change the wall? well, there are 2 things. it's a big political headache for vladimir putin. it's extraordinarily embarrassing, lots of criticism inside russia. how this was possible, were these ukranian agents operating in russia, or was this just a failure of air defenses that this was, you know,

the investigation being conducted by the department of justice votes and are being counted as part of a run of election in the state of georgia for the last u. s. senate seat incumbent democrat. rafael warnock is facing republican herschel walker, a former football star. the result will the german with the democrats and expand their control in the senate. christina fernandez de kirschner argentina's vice president, and one of the country's most powerful politicians has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she's been found guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case. ukraine has apparently used a drone to attack an air field in the russian border region of kursk, according to its governor, to strike early on tuesday caused a fire in an oil storage tank. rushes defense ministry accused ukraine of 2 other attacks on monday. our da 0 has taken the murder of its correspondence, showing a barclay to the international criminal court. members of the journalist family were with the team at the hague. lawsuit comes after 6 months investigation by the television networks, legal team, demonstrators up gathered outside indonesia, parliament to prot

the background of the ambassador reveals she previously worked for the cia that's according to the us state department website. independent journalist, ben norton says it's common for the u. s. to overthrow progressive governments when it suits their interests. it's a typical example in latin america. there are dozens of examples throughout history where the working class of the region poor and working people. they elect a progressive left wing leader who represents their economic interests, who is then overthrown by the elite oligarchy, inch interests backed by the u. s. there, there are literally dozens of examples and pretty much every country in latin america. anyone in latin america knows that the united states is a very long history of organizing and supporting cruise data across the region. very famous examples include the cia coo that overthrew guatemala elected president, a couple ottomans back in 1954. there's also the famous cia coo and she lay against already in the democratic elected president. and 973. we have all of the historical documents proving that the cia was involved in organizing those who is of course, more recent crews. we've seen that the u. s. gov

u. s, there's really no such thing as a former agent, really. i mean they continue much of their same work just as the former head of the state department in mike pale was also director of the ca. the point, any way is that the us ambassador grew the former agent. he met with the defense minister one day before the congressional who against pedro castillo. and on the day of the who, the defense minister was above you, published a video in which he encouraged the military to go again. the democratically elected president castillo. now there's been a lot of misleading claims in western media outlets spread by western governments, trying to accuse castillo himself of the crew, which is really blaming the victim of the coo. and it's similar to the coo and 2019 against even morales. the democratically elected president of bolivia, that was another example of a coup against a democratically elected leader sponsored by the united states. so, you know, there are so many examples throughout history in latin america of the u. s. sponsoring who this isn't really surprising people, and it's certainly not surprising the people of peru who have flooded the s

departments of states went to deal with some actually shoes. why don't you even troy chanda stand or what's the thought of from intricate issues and you might have in your i u. s. it's not for us to decide beautiful little i'm mr. lambert off. it's been over 2 hours for no trouble. wish him us sunday. yes, a couple of questions. more level. thank you very much for your question. you already mentioned the meeting. as a nater said, jim was held in romania. many remembered how his interest and bush, the junior, for the 1st time invited to crane to become member of the nato. but i would like to ask him to comment on something different. on the statement by mister blinkin, who said it was the next 3 to you on your work, order with the board and show a build up of the native from the black seat of the baltic scene. why does it mean for us? how will russia responded? well, as for the statement, i also took note of it from what i mean to followed parallel to the statement by mister fulton berg, who said, in order to achieve peace in the train, when have 2 continuum popping up, the cave regime with arms, arms, and arms she's very nice people, it's sort of her, it's a 3

of a federal crime. >> that's what this 18 month investigation has led up to. a referral to the u. s. justice department of the former president of the united states for potential felony federal prosecution on for crimes. obstruction, or impeding, obstructing or impeding an official proceeding of the united states, conspiring to defraud the united states, making materially false statements to the federal government, that one, in this case, is about conveying to congress those lists of fake electors from various states that biden won, and the last one, insurrection. we are going to talk in more detail about that last one, insurrection, because it is not every day that somebody gets charged with a crime like that. that is a rare bird in the criminal law, even since january 6th, as we've seen hundreds of people who participated in the attack on congress brought up on federal charges. you are not seeing them brought up an insurrection. it is notable the investigator zeroed in on that potential crime, which is a ten-year felony if you are convicted of it, as something to which they want to commend federal prosecutors attention, when it comes to the for

of office today, mayor pass declared a state of emergency on the homelessness crisis in los angeles. bass defeated mayoral candidate rick caruso. well, a state department spokesman, said today that the u. s is doing what it can to try to get american paul wheelan back home from russia well and has spent nearly four years in prison in russia on espionage charges. but at this point, the state department says that russia just is not cooperating. we are committed. we are going to be creative. we are going to be relentless in working with paul wieland's family, his loved ones and in turn with the russians to do everything we can to see this case resolved is as soon as we can. that's ned price of the state department, in his words come as many remain anger that the us chose to allow w. n b a star britney griner to be part of a recent prisoner swap with russia instead of wheatland. after a stormy weekend. the storm moved out early this morning, leaving us with partly cloudy skies and cool conditions , but mainly dry conditions for today, giving you a live look outside our doors, a beautiful one of the golden gate bridge looking towards the marin headlands. partly cloudy skies temperatures in th