u. s. prison in which she, i think i was allegedly tortured they yet to respond, will keep you updated when they, if they do, we'll be back at the top of the 30 minutes with all the latest. thank you very much for joining us. ah. ah. for let's say that we stood up almost a year with 1st week which will fit the clinical with only fit your shame extra year. i started to look at them. i don't they still sometimes they get you know what i mean that's kinda like semi yeah. get a good deal with the medicaid. yeah, yeah. overall it's not. i mean i'm a lead to just monitoring the paul marsh. shobel is out of shop. personally to be a modem. ah, with someone on the way if you can please. who with that, donna, give me a call back shit, i should have to look at it for a see to put the is it okay to really do pretty quick a brochure you escrow from there? mr. smith, you are getting a scope of your cure curio. with little hose, what is your be aware when you're with her? so when you're ready with, if it's different? sure, the sniper got a feel for us guys. i'm just gonna see if there's other than that i,

u. s. prisons today. >> i was a lot different at 17 than i am at 60 now., i still knew right from wrong, so how do you reconcile that. >> you have to be accountable. there is no excuses for what i did and there is no excuses for anything that any of us have done. >> if you want to change, like you said, it starts within yourself. >> they tell me they're no longer the boys they once were and say they are no longer a threat to society. but how do i know they're not conning me? >> when we do get the opportunity to show that we are different, the people will be able to see. >> and in the past few years, they have all gotten new hope to make their case for a second chance. >> what gives you that hope? >> right there. >> this man. >> that's our mount rushmore right there for governor. >> montgomery versus louisiana is a landmark supreme court ruling named after the oldest and longest serving member of this group, 72-year-old henry montgomery. you were 17 years old when you were sentenced. do you remember what it was like being 17? >> yeah. young, wild, stupid. >

u. s. ambassador to russia said that this was not good for us, russian relations. and we've, i understand that the russian citizen that has been released from a u. s. prison in connecticut is a 53 year old konstantin yar, shinkel, who is a pilots. he was arrested in liberia in 2010, and there was a undercover operation it carried out by the us drug, and it force men's agency and the q him of trying to or his intent to transport large batch of cocaine. he was extra that had to do us in serving a 20 year prison term. this at present change comes very suddenly at a time when us russia relations are at an all time low. and apparently the negotiations took place in a 3rd country. okay. those up for the moment, thanks very much. we'll come back to you as we get more information on that story. well, going to stay in russia where it says it's suspended supplies of natural gas to poland and bulgaria as after it refused to pay it, state owned gas company and rubles, well, guerria says it's made alternative arrangements and poland maintains its energy supplies are secure and not sher magazine, if it bo yona should i'm just interested, or gas storages, or 76 per cent

i just remember one, panama, and other secret prisons that the u. s. operates around the world, the torture people routinely the capture. people seize people unlawfully from other countries, not just me, birds, but i see a number of other citizens including citizens of russia. remember, victor boots romance sellers now for many others have been captured just like that says yes, i'm really happy to finally be here and be able to say the truth about the things that the american authorities do to russian people and to people of other nations whom i've met in american prison. you've been through so much and i understand you've only just got back to russia. you need some time to to contemplate everything that you've been through. but do you harbor anger, resentment for what you've been through? oh, do you feel relieved? yes villain, well what i experience is, of course, the gratitude to the russian government and i am really grateful to our president and i'm really grateful ah, for the work of our diplomats from our i'd like to thank our foreign minister o

u. s. on smuggling charges has been released in a prisoner exchange between moscow and washington. the russian foreign ministry said that the exchange took place as a result of a like the negotiation process. the constantine ya to chicago has already arrived in moscow and met with his family. he had been sentenced to 20 years in the u. s. prison back in 2011 and victor of involvement in a drug smuggling scheme uncovered during a sting operation in the west african nation of liberia, russia officials have claimed that he was abducted. there shan't go, said that he was tortured after being taken into custody. we shan't go, has now been swapped for former us marine trevor reed, who was jailed in russia for striking a police officer. your shank was jailing, sparked a dispute between the us and russia with moscow, claiming the rest violated the vienna convention on diplomatic relations. russian politician maria butch, know who also served jail time in the us. after being convicted of having worked as an unregistered for an agent, says there is indeed a problem with torture and other exc

u. s. prison back in 2011 for alleged involvement in a drug smuggling scheme supposedly uncovered during a sting operation in the west african nation of liberia. russian officials have claimed he was abducted now sankoh said that he was tortured after being taken into custody. ya shanker has now spent in swap for former us marine trevor read, who was jailed in russia for striking a police officer shank goes, jailing spark. a dispute between the us and russia with moscow, claiming the arrest violated vienna convention on diplomatic relations. russian politician, maria butcher, who also previously served jail time in the us on allegations that she was working as an unregistered for an agent, says there is indeed a problem with torture and other excessively harsh treatment in the american prison system. the united states, they didn't care about, they all citizens, they just didn't want russians to go home because it was me and dad. they have been unjustly serving time in the us prison. also they, as i did when i return, they could tell the truth that american prisons are not like they show

u. s. on smuggling charges has been released in a prisoner exchange between moscow and washington. the russian foreign ministry said that the exchange took place as a result of a lengthy negotiation process. constantine, yada jenko has already arrived in moscow and met with his family. he had been sentenced to 20 years and a u. s. prison back in 2011 for a legit involvement and a drug smuggling scheme supposedly uncovered. during a sting operation in the west african nation of liberia, russian officials have claimed he was abducted jenko said that he was tortured after being taken into custody. now shanker has now been swapped for former us marine trevor read. who has jailed in russia for striking a police officer ja shank goes, jailing sparked a dispute between the us and russia with moscow, claiming the arrest violated the vienna convention on diplomatic relations. russian politician marina booth, who also previously service, failed time in the u. s. on allegations that she was working as an unregistered foreign agent says, there is indeed a problem with torture and other excessi

u. s. prison if found guilty. the activist times denied the allegations against and wednesdays ruling comes to find an early decision from the same court saying a songs could be treated harshly in american custody. we call it reaction from international journalist which had met her. she believes the latest court decision was made without proper consideration. what we had this morning was really a rubber stamping. you know, i was in the court of virtually this time and i saw the judge. he actually had to legally speak directly to us on break down what's happening right now. and he told them that, you know, i, this is not really up to me. i'm duty bound to send this to send your case to pretty but tell the home secretary for her to sign off on the extra mission and you have a right to appeal. but you can only appeal after she has made her decision. so that means in about 4 weeks, because a sondors lawyers they have until may 18th to, to make submissions to patel. to you know, make their case for it to not sign off o

u. s. prison jewel, why didn't expressed bit of displeasure was down on your screen and not really standing by the neutral countries in the house. you mean a neutral layer on the issue? in fact, abstained from working against russia on several words in the united nations. this also indicates that the west is also trying to reach in your off from the cooperation it has with russia over its defense and strategic partnership. or salon is expected to all similar lines as the rest of the rest of the leaders, even as joe biden tried to put pressure u. k prime minister. but johnson who was here last, just a week ago, in fact, just a few days ago, he and dr. 2, he tried to explore other opportunity opportunities, these for bilateral trade between india and u. k. so from russia to offering southern trade, oppertunity is red, b, e, u, the rest is driving very all kinds of efforts to your india or so far is also going to explore opportunities on defense on trade, on climate knowledgeable cooperation between india and b, u e. u. however, it is quite interesting that india's finance minister has in an i

u. s. exchange prisoners despite hostile relations due to the ukraine. as an american marine swapped for russian plus the largest exodus of cubans this century is taking place. i'm lucy and human in havana, cuba coming up, i'll explain why and how after cutting off natural gas to bulgaria and poland, russia is threatening to do the same to more you nation's, the escalation in economic hostilities over the ukraine war follows a refusal by both countries to use moscow's payment system for supplies to convert euro to roubles, the u is accusing the crumbling of blackmail nadine baba reports it had been predicted by some feared by many more european leaders see russia's move to hold gas supplies to poland and bulgaria because they won't pay in roubles as aggressive comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to black from a loss. this is something that your team commission has been preparing for in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners. our response will be immediate united and coordinated moscow sa

u. s. accuses russia weapon, ising energy as moscow threatened to cut off gas supplies to more european countries. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from to also coming up a surprise prisoner swap between russia and the u. s. a former marine has been traded for a russian pilot. was serving a 20th centers, plus the largest extra this of cubans. this century is taking place. i'm lucy newman.

but by amnesty international and united nations that the ukrainian security service, the s b u. tortures prisoners, ukrainian secret services use of torture and prison has been previously covered in reports, published by the united nations and the amnesty international. according to those reports, the s p u has a number of compounds in cities across ukraine, where people have allegedly been detained and tortured for having pro russian views . the reports author dan cohen also claims the ukrainian security service was working on a plot to assassinate the exiled opposition, figure and leading journalist anatoly, sri. he's also a popular blogger who, back in 2020, had already claimed the landscape presidential office, ordered his assassination. no, i could be ugly. this police report was written a few hours ago to spanish police. in this report, a man named alexander's old can states that he's got an order for a political assassination of a politician and blogger anatoly sharp. according to his words, the assassination order has been given from people directly affiliated with the presidential office

but by amnesty international and united nations that the ukrainian security service, the s p u. tortures prisoners, ukrainian secret services use of torture in prisons has been previously covered by the united nations. amnesty international. according to their reports, the s b u, as a number of compounds in several cities across ukraine, where people of allegedly been unofficially detained, unfortunate having pro russian views. we spoke to the author of the report done. cohen who said such practices should have consequences. we need to see reporters asking lensky, where are these prisoners who have been disappeared? and we never, and we've never heard from again. and if they've been killed or tortured, as they obviously have their need to be, these are, these are crimes that need to be, there needs to be accountability for them. this sort of torture fits a geo political agenda in support of the united states and european union against russia. and so well the u. s. and you claim to be supporting democracy and, and for freedom it's obvious that you know, anyone who's unlucky enough to end up in one

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u. s. have completed the surprise prisoner swap, rushes of foreign ministry, says former u. s. marine trevor read has been traded for a russian pilot, who was serving a 20 year sentence. mike, hannah has more from washington. trevor, each family is preparing for his return at the home in texas. his father joey hanging, an american flag. his mother, paula struggling to contain her joy. finally, after waiting all this time, we're going to be able to hug my kid from our arms around them. i had a little bit of a panic attack when he told me he was gonna spend the whole summary. russia, so 9 months and then now it's been almost a 1000 day, so i'm just excited to see him. the former marine was sentenced to a 9 year sentence. in july 2020. it was accused and convicted of tracking the assaulting russian police officers, though he insisted during his trial, he had no memory of the event. his family described the charges as deeply suspicious and last month held a protest at the white house before meeting with president biden. to ask him to help secure their son's release in a statement

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ukraine is likely to be put into this torture prison and interrogated and beaten my investigation contains testimony from 2 men who were tortured inside the s b. u. headquarters and a sports complex or gym attached to it. and they gave me accounts of extreme torture. beatings where, where prisoners were bleeding from their mouth. one man had hot needles stuck under his fingernails. he said that there were 2 men from bella, russia who were tortured to death. so it's clear, and it's been documented not only by myself, but by amnesty international and united nations that the ukrainian security service, the s b u, torture is prisoners. we need to see reporters asking the lensky, where are these prisoners who have been disappeared and we never, and we've never heard from again. and if they've been killed or tortured, as they obviously have their need to be, these are, these are crimes that need to be, there needs to be accountability for them. this sort of torture fits a geo political agenda in support of the united states and european union against russia. and so well the u. s. and you claim to be supporting democracy and, and for freedom it's obvio

prosecutors were asking for is they one of the judge to say exactly how he would spend his time in prison in the u. s. they wanted him to basically put in solitary confinement. the judge said that wouldn't be appropriate for him to wrong that that's up to prison official. but he did say he will spend the rest of his life in prison. for my 6th time grand slam tennis champion boy becca has spent his 1st 900 jail after being sentenced 2 and a half years in prison. the 54 year old german was found guilty of hiding millions of dollars worth of assets to avoid paying his bankruptcy debts. john hall was at the court. hearing in london, boris becker arrived at court for sentencing, wearing a tie in the wimbledon colors. he won the championship 3 times among 6 grand slam titles in a tennis courier that had earned him more than $50000000.00. now bankrupt and convicted on charges of concealing his assets from investigators. becca, would listeners judged deborah taylor sentenced him to 2 and a half years in prison. he must serve half of it before becoming eligible for release. i accept the humiliation you have f

u. s. accuses russia weapon, ising energy as moscow threatened to cut off gas to more european countries. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive. window are also coming up. a surprise prisoner swap between russia and the u. s. a former marine has been traded for russian pilot, who was serving a 20 year sentence, hungry and desperate millions of families across the horn of africa faced the worst drought. and 40 years plus, you owe a quarter of a 1000000 worshippers, observed the holiest night of ramadan. of the alex, a mosque, unoccupied, east to lucy. ah, russia has threatened to cut off gas to more european countries up turning up the taps to poland and bulgaria, but their refusal to pay in roubles. the european union has accused the kremlin abusing energy to blackmail countries supporting ukraine in its fight against russian forces. but in baba report, it had been predicted by some fear by many more. but european leaders see russia's move to hold gas supplies to poland and bulgaria, because they won't pay in roubles. as aggressive comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to black. my last, this is something that your pin commission has been preparing

u. s. accuses russia, weapon, ising energy as moscow threatens to cut off gas applies to more european countries . ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from dough. are also coming up, a surprise prisoner swap between russia and the u. s. a former marine has been traded for a russian pilot who was serving a 20 year centers viewable on a quarter of a 1000000 worshippers, observed the holiest knight of ramadan that the alex a mosque and occupied his jerusalem. and out of the frying pan into the fire and indonesian clam to stabilize the price of cooking oil. that could push food prices to boiling point. ah, russia has threatened to cut off gas applies to more european countries after turning off attempts to poland and bulgaria over their refusal to pay in roubles. the european union has accused the kremlin of using energy to blackmail countries supporting ukraine in its fight against russian forces. but in barbara report, it had been predicted by some fears, by many more, but european leaders, c rushes, moved to halt gas, surprised to poland and bulgaria, because they won't pay in roubles as aggressive. it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. thi

u. s. would prefer to keep the darker parts of its prison system, locked off to the united states. they didn't care about, they all citizens, they just didn't want russians to go home because it was me and dad. they have been unjustly serving time in the us prison. also they, as i did when i return, they could tell the truth that american prisons are not like they show movies. and they actually do taught for people psychologically physically and they do or keep them in a very hard condition. there is a big difference between what the medic i'm say and what they actually do. and obviously the gesture makes change. gesture means that russian diplomats found words and found an offer to the united states that they, they couldn't reject. and it just means that this is incredible victory of russian diplomats, who despite all the hard situation of the world's andrews before they're in the united states, they found ways to successfully finish the negotiations on the us will face a shortage of stringer sting or excuse me, anti or crop systems in 2023 because so many of them have been sent t

u. s marine veteran freed in a prisoner swap with russia is back on u. re here. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach hope you're having a great thursday morning out their garbage can night on a windy night. that means garbage can goes overnight in the morning, steve we go out there and we pick him up. put him back straight. let's see what the mailbox have been eating here through some things. it's a cold wind out there. you guys no doubt about it, and it's a brisk northwest breeze or wind. for some, we're still getting gusts over 50. some of the higher elevations are good friend george mcrae's and el cerrito. a mighty brisk northwest wind out there gusts in the mid teens dry start again right for him. relative community 72% of the low 46. i mean, there are some cool laws and they're going to be even colder. tomorrow morning, little bit of rain, some high elevation snow well to the north, so mostly sunny today, maybe a few. partly cloudy is to the north. but we are against the wind. no doubt about it here. coolest day of the week, m

fox news , the white house, says the release of american trevor read from a russian prison will not affect the u. sroach to the war in ukraine. read a former u. s marine was released today in a prisoner swap. he had been detained in russia since 2019 read was sentenced to nine years in prison, accused of endangering the life and health of russian police officers. during a drunken altercation. he has denied the charges and the u . s government called them unjust. his family has fought for his release since he was arrested. finally after waiting all this time, i'm going to be able to hug my kid, you know, from our arms around him. the reason spoke on the phone with president biden today and express their gratitude of the white house says there was urgent concern about reads health. he was released in exchange for convicted russian drug smuggler serving a 20 year sentence in the us do. other americans, though, are still detained in russia, former marine paul wheelan and w. n b a star britney griner, the state department. state department says those two cases remain top priorities for the u. s. today i

u. s. have completed a surprise, prisoner swap for us. marine trevor reed has been traded for russian pilot serving a 20 year centers. the international airport in china is southern going don't province as canceled hundreds of flights due to mass testing of staff for coven 19 . the country has seen a surgeon corona virus cases, despite strict measures, enforce lockdown in shanghai is now into it's 4th week. and beijing recently extended its must testing drive to almost all its 21000000 residents under the countries 0 covert policy. those are the headlines. news continues here on al jazeera, as after africa direct in just under a year's time, castles, al bait stadium will house. the opening match of the 2022 wealth cut. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kick off. next november c, u, a as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. organize is getting ready to house the middle east's. biggest ever school thing event next year. for the castle. national seems like it used to play

u. s. of swamped prison itself to lengthy negotiations. brushes, foreign ministry says a former us marine held one of its jails. trevor read has been swap for a russian citizen serving a 20 year sentence in the u. s. u as accusing russia of blackmail by counting off gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. the russians say it's because they refuse to pay state owned gas, proven rubles, bulgarians and poll say, beth made alternative arrangements, very poll city officials say russia continues to strike the last remaining ukranian army position. there. the 35 air hits since monday, thousands of ukrainian fight his and civilians are an underground tunnels below the as office style, steel, pulse, fi, fi, fi is, are struggling to contain a huge blaze on the outskirts of india's capital during heat wave. the prime minister is warning temperatures in india, getting too high, too early in the year. adding to the risk of fires, and chappelle reports. flames burn for a 2nd day at the ballast while landfill adding to the hazardous air quality in the capitol. the plumes of smoke hard for anyone to avoid especi

prison. in the u. s. london born alexander karate was part of the so called beatles group with an eyesore hostages gave them the nickname because of their british accents. cutty pleaded guilty last year to murdering for americans . political haine has more from the court house in alexandria, virginia alexander cody, wasn't the only one of the so called beatles in the court room. i'll show fie, i'll shake. had been convicted of similar crimes earlier, the judge, one of the both there. so the families wouldn't have to give their victim statements twice. he'll be sentenced later. but for now, it was cody's turn and as expected by the plea deal, he was sent to life in prison. now they've made an arrangement so that he meets certain conditions. he will serve 15 years of that sentence here in the united states, then be sent back to where he was born in the united kingdom to complete his sentence . now the family got a chance to look at the man described their anguish. one mother said you there are no words to

after being released from prison, read was transferred from a russian plane to a u. s. one at a turkish airport. the primary concern of his waiting family is his health. as his parents, we know he does not look well. he's very thin. he was walking straight with my dad to help him get up in the airplane. yeah, he didn't look good. so i understand there's some medical personnel home to play with him and they're checking him out. so that's our main concern right here. and that debriefing and all that stuff that can come later. we just want to make sure that his health, this guy, but the parents have returned into their home content that their son is free. the prisoner swap would have been remarkable, even in times of peace. but it's all the more surprising, given that russia's invasion of ukraine has driven that relationship with us to the lowest level. the century. my cana audius' era, washington. yes, president joe biden's under fire from both sides of the political spectrum of his immigration policies in question is a trump era measure that still in place? it effectivel

prisoners are treated there. the criticism is all gagged. the u. s. government accuses russia and other countries of breaking human rights and presence. but in fact, we see double standards there. they claim they protect prisoners rights, but what happens in american federal prisons is just awful. i'm not even talking about guantanamo bay or places like that. people are abducted, tortured and unjustly detained. like i was, for example, another russian sentence than america, victor about. i'm really glad that i managed to get out and come back to russia. now i can tell the whole truth about what the american government is doing. russian, another foreign citizens whom i met there, and us prisons. i'm so even though you've been away for from your home, for a very long time, you've only been back in russia a few hours. how do you plan to spend the next few days and weeks? yeah, both sides of a whisper. i want to finally get enough sleep of the way americans transported me to russia was literally crossing all the lines as you can still, i still have marks

the former marine was sentenced to 9 years in prison. the u. s. government raise concerns about the fairness of a trial. on the other side, the u. s. is freed russian pilot constantine the our shinkel in 2010. he was arrested in liberia and turned over to american drugs. enforcement officials. shanker was given a 20 year prison term for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine. russia accused washington of kidnapping him and fading to let them of the arrest. william courtney as a former us ambassador to georgia and an adjunct senior fellow with the rand corporation. he explains why the exchange has happened now importance of bringing americans home, who've been unjustly detained abroad, and there's no question the trouble was unjustly detained. this is traditionally, since the founding of american diplomacy been a higher priority in this particular occurs. trevor rude shows, courage by growing on hunger strikes a couple of times, and then it bears the russian leadership. and then the concern that his father expressed about tuberculosis for the russians, a l

eyesore fighter responsible for the beheadings of several hostages has been sentenced to life in prison in the u. s. london bone alexander karate was part of the circle beetles group. within iso hostages gave them the nickname, because their british accents caught, he pleaded guilty last year to murdering for americans. a security guard at and he's ready. settlement in the occupied west bank has been shot and killed these railey military, se palestinian gunmen of and find the arial settlement between ramallah and nablus, and then fled the scene or settlements our legal under international law. an intense heat wave as hit india and pakistan with temperatures hitting record highs for this time of year. parts of india recorded 45 degrees celsius, causing power cuts and straining health services. new daily reported its 2nd hottest april in 72 years. so those are the headlines that he's continues here now to sierra of the inside story station. thanks for watching bye. for now. news news, news. losing it free that fist fight a decade. long effort to stop deforestation. report has lost his goal of ending

u. s. request to extradite a song to the u. s. on a judge vanessa parade, sir said assigned would not be safe in us prison is due to the state of its mental health even though the extradition has been rejected. the u. s. prosecutors have appealed in her ruling aside from humanitarian concerns. the judge upheld their arguments. this allows to legally prosecute journalists and whistleblowers worldwide. if they publish classified information, as long as the us do not drop their charges, the freedom of the press is under threat with ah, ah, with ah ah, i can understand why russia would feel uncomfortable with nato coming closer and closer to his borders. but that's why i think this is an issue that could have been, should have been resolved at the negotiating table. but let's be honest, you frame was not given the kinds of weaponry and is still not being given the kinds of weaponry that pose a threat to moscow or russian territory that is simply a false claim. ah, the, for the business. and you agree in the daily shoes? you me to comes, graham. you really just got a question. i don't see any provide you with such a record of the differ

assaulting a police officer in russia convicted drug trafficker who had been serving a prison sentence here in the u. sbout this prisoner swap. the administration announcing they have successfully conducted a prisoner swap with russia at a time when the relationship between the two nations is at its lowest with the war in ukraine constituent trevor reid a texan, a marine. and a patriot has been released from a russian prison. after being held for an anguishing 985 days as a political pond. he was three years into a nine year sentence for allegedly drunkenly assaulting a russian officer, which the u. s said was unjust and his parents believed him innocent. trevor was in good spirits. he's looking forward as you might imagine to being reunited with his family reads release in exchange for a convicted russian drug trafficker serving a 20 year sentence in the us constantine euro senko had already served more than half of that sentence family who has fought for his release since he was arrested in 2019 celebrated the news. finally after waiting all this time, i'm going to be able to hug my kid. you know my