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investigation has found that a group of russian special agents followed opposition leader alexina vali 4 years before he was poisoned this summer therefore it says that agents from russia security service the f.s.b. were part of an intelligence team stash allies in toxins and are of age it's. an independent thorough investigation of a crime that the russian government refuses to consider investigative website billing cat reveals a story about a specially trained team of russian agents with the goal of poisoning dissident aleksey novelle me with a deadly nerve agent chalk. at the moment it's no value i found out who tried to kill me i know where they live and where they work i know their real names their fake names and i have photos of them. belling cat worked with russian news organization the insider german newspaper der spiegel and u.s. broadcast to c.n.n. to map out evidence that novell me was being followed by the russian security service the f.s.b. well before the incident and even revealed previous attempts to poison him. that this is a story about a secret group of killers from

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public i mean this is explosive information i'm wondering how has new vali reacted to this 3 years of your life being followed over 30 trips it's incredible to them of only as you can probably imagine is incredibly angry about this actually and also it's not the 1st time it appears there was some sort of attack on his life actually he said he spoke about a trip that he took with his wife used to the city of kaliningrad over the summer in which all of a sudden his wife you began to feel incredibly ill now at the time he feared something was odd but he couldn't really put his finger on it of course but now he realizes that actually the symptoms that she had at the time were very similar to the ones that he had when he was poisoned but as i said he's incredibly angry and this is what he had to say. yes and i know who wanted to kill me i know where they live i know where they work what i know their real names i know their fake name likes me and i have photographs of them. he certainly does have photographs he has the names of course now for the moment moscow says there's no evidence stant

of his stay in germany he was transported there for medical treatment earlier this year after what vali and his supporters are calling a state sponsored poisoning with the chemical agent of novi chalk but moscow has continually denied these claims and it's been repeatedly denied the evidence that the german government claims to have a connection to this alleged poisonings so with this new criminal case against him the plot of all the saga continues to thicken. a russian monk has been arrested for allegedly urging his followers to commit suicide he ran a monastery in the year old's region but was recently defrocked by be orthodox church. has more of a story. special operation 100 demonstration today out probably more fear not pop my geeky mortuary ne all more viral seeing you profit. when russia's a moron special police forces came to set a new rise quinn's monastery outside ticketed and bowed to detain the man known as father sergei who had seized the convent back in june they knew they'd face resistance and on supporters of the monk a former policeman himself who served his sentence fo

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germany this was with a view to him being dead by the time he arrived in berlin one source said alexina vali fell severely ill during a domestic a flight back in august the pilot made an emergency landing in where the politician was put into an induced coma 2 days later he was flown to berlin where a military lab concluded he had been poisoned with a nova choke nerve agent western governments were quick to point the finger at the kremlin which has denied any involvement moscow has also repeatedly asked for access to the lab results but know to no avail avali is still in germany where he is recovering political commentator ike hammer believes there are more questions than answers about the new revelations. of this island so ridiculous it sounds somebody hear from somebody you get something from a friend so it's nothing and whenever you are asked for a proof whenever you are asked for a libel information they say sorry we can't handle it over i that it is classified or it is it is not for you or whatever this is ridiculous when you make up stories nothing fits together is the russian secret se

region despite its own economic difficulties and as mohammed vali reports from the sudanese ethiopian border it's not the only challenge posed by the conflict. the sudanese army on patrol near the g.o.p. border it's on the lookout for refugees who might be stranded in the area after escaping the fighting in ethiopia's north integrate region brigadier general because it is proud of his country's humanitarian role for. a bit of muscle real nobleness hold for the 1st 12 days before aid agencies arrived the people of get a reef were the 1st to offer food blankets shelter and comfort to the refugees the sudanese armed forces organized transportation for thousands of civilians and brought them to hash camps. the hash up are also known as village 8 hosted 15000 refugees in the 1st 2 weeks after the fighting started integrate these homes were borrowed from local sudanese farmers to host the refugees so that is aid agencies prepared food in the camps there is one of so many sudanese in the head shop a village who share their small homes and modest meals with the refugees. we look at if europea

extensive and sensationalist details of security operatives hot on the heels of opposition figure alexina vali since 2017 but as our correspondent what our guys have explained there are now more questions than answers. on monday c.n.n. dispy girl and several other outlets premiered their latest hit tales about how a dozen russian f.s.b. agents tailed live on the for years and so incompetent were they that the script writers claimed they managed to identify them their phone numbers there every step their calls that tax their addresses they even uncovered a prior deadly plot to poison the barley with one of the most toxic substances known to man move a chalk hero see forgot about it he remembered just a few days ago g.-u. to a clumsy mistake by russian intelligence his wife took the hit she apparently felt terrible dreadful like never before so she went for a nap. apparently cured her alexina valmy believes that the mysterious sickness his wife describes is very similar to the feeling of impending death that he experienced on board the airplane on 20th august after being poisoned with no for chu

it's not an audio college this airplane really is this quiet is that it's called the valis and it's battery powered develops is the 1st certified aircraft of its kind instead of a gas tank indicator the instruments indicate battery levels. it was still in the same month that kicked off the company 30 years ago it was to make flying cheaper and electricity is cheaper than fuel it's also quieter it was again another step into this direction where we wanted to approach flying to more people since summer pip distro has sold 50 of its veliz planes the aircraft is a sticker price of $160000.00 euros the company was able to do but automakers couldn't they're offering their electric aircraft at the same price as a combustion engine aircraft the slovenian company has pioneered a new way of thinking among pilots. so the market is interesting and all it turns relatively quickly from naysayers for people from people who might in the majority say this is not practical not useful it doesn't make sense to it's cool it works i saw it somewhere so maybe it's time for me to consider it as well but what helps

monday 56 of the 193 member states condemned the alleged poisoning of russian opposition figure alexina vali they released a joint statement urging moscow to disclose the circumstances of what they called a chemical attack in a volley fell ill in august on a domestic flight in russia and was taken to berlin for treatment germany claims it found traces of a know what shock nerve agent in his body and allegation later repeated by your p c w however moscow says its own tests found no such substance and that berlin has rejected a request for lab data we spoke with alexander russia's permanent representative to the o.p.c. w he thinks the claims against russia have a clear political motive. partners in the p c w or against further politicizing the organization which would create deeper divisions and interrupt a normal work in the search for compromises different countries interpret provisions of the chemical weapons convention in their own way. we should prevent any attempts to spread one's own rules in place of the established conventions of international law or our western partners and their tec

traveling from siberia to moscow had to urgently land because of the critical condition of alexina vali who was on board 1st the opposition activists was. treated and then moved to berlin where adventurously the german doctors said that he was poisoned with a nerve agent of the novacek group moscow keeps sending work west to berlin demanding proof but isn't getting anything in response and one of the latest twists to the story alexina volley and the number of western media outlets published a report in which they blamed a group of russian secret agents for poisoning the kremlin critic that's something the russian federal security service called a provocation and firmly denied. joined live by journalist thomas fassbender for more on this russia has banned a few european officials from entering the country here not a particularly drastic move do you get the sense that neither side wants to escalate this too far. both sides want to escalate go the emphasis is not on cooperation or solution the emphasis on is on getting the opposition and in the conflict we heard right now in the german med

agent that vali claims to have been involved in he's poison had been trailing the opposition figure for years was not able to expose mr in a volley during these 49 minutes long conversation it was not even able to recognize his voice which is very surprising to be honest and very important to add is that there is still no confirmation of the authenticity of the conversation back to you are very often thank you for bringing us that report. british spies may be given a real life license to kill under u.k. law controversial legislation being considered in the house of lords would protect agents from prosecution for serious crimes committed abroad it comes as a new report reveals the extent to which they've been acting with impunity saskia taylor takes a closer look. do you dream of a life of crime are you just not fussed about human rights does the idea of going rogue excites you yes well then i've got great news and my 6 is hiring oh and don't worry if one syrian you commit a few deeds they don't mind in fact even renew your contract secret intelligence services identify the risk that the

united states has released the reports on the possible causes of valis syndrome a mystery illness suffered by u.s. diplomats in cuba and china although the report didn't say who was responsible the media were quick to point fingers. i. think. some cia analysts experts diplomats and scientists contend good evidence points to moscow which has a long history of experimenting with the technology as a source. told him. he had determined that russian intelligence agencies. weapons programs were present in the same cities at the same time it's. mysterious symptoms. for a deeper dive into any of our stories may i suggest. a solid jumping off all of us fresh content as well to check their. important question u.s. dollar currency. of an era where. the world reserve currency after basically a 100 year run. problem drugs has come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead

investigation in time has found that a group of russian special agents followed opposition leader alexina vali 4 years before he was poisoned the summer the report says that the agents from russia security service the f.s.b. were part of an intelligence team specializing in toxins and nerve agents. an independent thorough investigation of a crime that the russian government refuses to consider investigative website belling cat reveals a story about a specially trained team of russian agents with the goal of poisoning dissident alex a new colony with a deadly nerve agent chalk. at the moment hi it's no value i found out who tried to kill me i know where they live and where they work i know their real names their fake names and i have photos of them. belling cat worked with russian news organization the insider german newspaper der spiegel and u.s. broadcast to c.n.n. to map out evidence that novell me was being followed by the russian security service the f.s.b. well before the incident and even revealed previous attempts to poison him. at that this is a story about a secret group of killers fr

germany this was with a view to him being dead by the time he arrived in berlin one source said alexina vali felt severely ill during a domestic flight on the 20th of august and the pilot made an emergency landing in a school where the politician was put into an induced coma 2 days later he was flown to berlin where military lab concluded that he had been poisoned with a nerve agent from the know which group western governments were quick to point the finger at the kremlin which has denied any involvement moscow has also repeatedly asked for access to the lab results but to no avail president putin himself said all attempts to cooperate have gone unanswered. bridie to go abroad to those specialists who claimed that poisonous warheads have been found nobody invites we invited them they don't come to us official materials and not given political commentator ike hammer told us that when the story is based entirely on anonymous sources it raises more questions than answers. well this sounds so ridiculous it sounds somebody hear from somebody or get something from a friend so it's nothing and whe

bring in our own 1st one who's a political commentator and professor at the catholic university of new vali good to have you with us sean the 1st thing i want to see say is we still so much anger these protests have been going on do you think that this draft law can be written in a way that the public will be happy all that said they just want to scrap for good . i don't think your d.h. and in a way that i'll be happy but the public i don't know because you see those very tense counterproductive in there are clearly strengthening the case of the government now the government of course argues that the speech of the policeman can be used to identify them and then threaten them on social media which is probably true but the problem of course is that if people wanted to speak just now they're going to judge their intentions whether their intention is to harm the police or not and it wasn't pictures are put on the net they can be used by other people who can then use them to threaten the police but that's not the fault of the people who've taken the put the pictures in the 1st place so i think t

an official from the russian national and russian national security official now according to the vali the man was none other than constantine who dropped the ark opposition activist says was part of an f.s.b. team that allegedly poisoned him earlier this year and now the published transcript claims that the alleged f.s.b. officer said that the only reason of only is alive was because of the emergency landing made by the pilot as well as the medical treatment given by the 1st responders but the authenticity of this conversation hasn't been verified and it also doesn't seem like it can be verified at all skin centering the fact that this story the narrative does seem a bit suspect and other so-called investigations into the alleged poisoning about like saying the ball may have been pointing to have been trying to lay the blame at basically a water bottle and the hotel room that he was staying in on that day but nevertheless the mainstream media have jumped on this story they've been publishing it everywhere has unquestionably factual and this really seems to have been the editorial line

it's not an audio clip this airplane really is this quiet is that it's called the valis and it's battery powered develops is the 1st certified aircraft of its kind instead of a gas tank indicator the instruments indicate battery levels. it was still in the same month that kicked off the company 30 years ago it was to make flying cheaper and electricity is cheaper than fuel it's also quieter it was again another step into this direction where we wanted to approach flying to more people since summer pippa stroll has sold 50 of its villas planes the aircraft is a sticker price of $160000.00 euros the company was able to do what automakers couldn't they're offering their electric aircraft at the same price as a combustion engine aircraft the slovenian company has pioneered a new way of thinking among pilots. so the market is interesting and all it turns relatively quickly from naysayers for people from people who might in the majority say this is not practical not useful it doesn't make sense to it's cool it works i saw it somewhere so maybe it's time for me to consider it as well but what h

that's the view from above the tri-valy. the temperatures are a little better this morning because of this. we have got lot of mid-40s on the map. concord is 45. san jose is 45. the numbers will feel warm. oakland is 49 and livermore at 38 and santa rosa at 37. we will feel chilly and there's fog in the north bay. we will spotlight santa rosa, petaluma, napa all of the areas here in the doper gray, there is patchy fog up there. and it's going to get windy later tonight. two items to discuss before i hand you back over to emily. a wind advisory that goes into effect bay area wide. it starts tonight at 11:00 and goes until 11:00 tomorrow morning. we could see gusts at 45 miles per hour and in the mont mountains a red flag warning. >>> to break news first this morning, a person died following a vehicle crash in san jose just after 3:00 this morning. police are currently at the scene of the incident near the intersection of story and king roads. story road is closed in both directions from king road to mccreery avenue. we will u

so look back at jim clapper getting ck on a plane to silicon valy and then to take down mo content that is andjunct station of your responsibilies. but we haven't figured it out yet. >> givinway too much power in the credit of too much power. so now we need a third voice citizens getting to weigh in but that'sor another conversation. where they are about to get a new government we think and those you have interacted with in the past. and tn how to go about this and is responsible andore transparent so what is your assessment and with those news informts is importanto show that as here we will move in that direction to symbolically show that with a change of approach what do you think needs to be done? >> ofhose reforms i woun't have snt five years there i wouldn't tou too much but the transparency that word be useful civil rights and civil liberties and i've be haing on that for quite a while. the other thing is the expansion of the role. right now in the statute look at intnational terrorism so don't go anywhere near the deep end but we should be able to go to the deep that as long as

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investigation has found that a group of russian special agents followed opposition leader alexina vali 4 years before he was poisoned at this summer the report says the agents from russia security service the f.s.b. were part of an intelligence specializing in toxins and nerve agents through. an independent thorough investigation of a crime that the russian government refuses to consider investigative website billing cat reveals a story about a specially trained team of russian agents with the goal of poisoning dissident aleksey nouvelle only with a deadly nerve agent. it's no i found out who tried to kill me i know where they live and where they work i know their real names their fake names and i have photos of them. belling cat worked with russian news organization the insider german newspaper der spiegel and u.s. broadcast to c.n.n. to map out evidence that novell me was being followed by the russian security service the f.s.b. well before the incident and even revealed previous attempts to poison him. at that this is a story about a secret group of killers from the f.s.b. which inc

it's not an audio glitch this airplane really is quiet is that it's called the valis and it's battery powered develops is the 1st certified aircraft of its kind instead of a gas tank indicator the instruments indicate battery levels. it was still in the same month that kicked off the company 30 years ago it was to make flying cheaper and electricity is cheaper than fuel it's also quieter it was again another step into this direction where we wanted to approach flying to more people since summer pip distro has sold 50 of its villas planes the aircraft is a sticker price of $160000.00 euros the company was able to do but automakers couldn't they're offering their electric aircraft at the same price as a combustion engine aircraft the slovenian company has pioneered a new way of thinking among pilots. so the market is interesting you know it turns relatively quickly from naysayers for people from people who might in the majority say this is not practical not useful it doesn't make sense to oh it's cool it works i saw it somewhere so maybe it's time for me to consider it as well but what

also laughed off accusations that the kremlin was behind the poisoning of opposition leader alexina vali. this year's news conference with the russian president was a socially distance video encounter with journalists spread out through several rooms across russia. each reporter held up a sign bearing their news outlets name or the subject they wanted to ask about the coronavirus pandemic dominated the 1st hour. and. not one single health system in the world was prepared for the pandemic we've analyzed and we found that our system is the most effective. you know the rate of infection in russia is high at the moment but much lower than in the u.s. for example however doubts of been raised whether the figures reflect reality well the middle one journalist asked whether the president had himself been vaccinated. in responded by saying that russia's vaccination program was taking place in stages and his turn had not yet come he was also asked about the poison attack on russian opposition leader alexina valmy. he's not work in english who cares about him if we had wanted to poison him then we

and a session after which the issue with opposition activist alexei vali was brought up and also in particular the reports that have come out online and also in some western media organizations about a potential 2nd poisoning or ballots an alleged team of russian secret service operatives that were following a like say no volley again these are just allegations that were put forward and these reports that mr polk replied that he's absolutely confident that the kremlin critic is supported by u.s. intelligence and this explains why he could be followed by russian agents agents of the russian secret service and also he mentioned that this is absolutely not a reason for him to be poisoned and here is you know how mr putin reacted to these claims so let's listen to the full segment of mr putin's answer to that. but the patient at the berlin clinic is actually supported by american intelligence who receive support from them if so then of course he is followed by other intelligence services but even if he is followed by russian services soul or other services it doesn't mean that he should be poisone

russian opposition leader alexina vali says he knows who newly killed him with poison last august an associate of all these tries to confront the alleged hit man and his detained by police instead. plus christmas in the holy land in the midst of a pandemic no tourists and bethlehem this year but santa is still out to bring some christmas cheer even if it means to doing things gift. i'm sumi so let's go to thank you for joining us german drugmaker biotech says it is highly likely that it's widely approved vaccine will work against the mutated strain. detected in britain but the company said that if needed a version of the vaccine that specifically targets a new variant could be ready in a matter of weeks now this comes as the international community grows more concerned about the new strain of covert 90 biotech's vaccine is authorized for use in more than $45.00 countries around the world already now by text chief executive said the new strain similarity to the existing one makes him confident in the vaccine. scientifically the likelihood is high that this is to case because even thou