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you got to northridge, he's blamed the idea for those bombing. russian president vladimir prison says nato troops in ukraine would be a red line that he hopes will not be crossed. and the u. s. equity states has warned that one has warned russia that any aggression in ukraine would trigger serious consequences. japan has confirmed its 1st case of the army kron coded 19 variant. officials have identified the patient as a diplomat from namibia and it comes to us today after the prime minister for me because she that reinstated the travel band on foreigners. well, there's the headlines next, the stream african stories of resilience and courage. i get younger than i, right. well enough aware of in one of us is one of the problem. i was getting a lawyer. them got tradition and dedication. blue was out a little more robust, full of love, both good to go. jewel unit, short documentaries, by african filmmakers on the white 9 and the book maker, africa direct on al jazeera. ah, i am for me. okay. you're watching the stream of this episode. we are spending a full 25 minutes with george and bang

so thank you. prison. vladimir putin, our respects and affection. we are together in the struggle for peace and sovereignty and justice of our country's leper. a recent gallup poll among others, suggests ortega has less than 20 percent support. but he continues to receive financial aid from the i m f. the inter american development bank and the central american bank and has been able to enlarge the paramilitary and police forces in nicaragua, the 2nd poor's country in the region that has allowed him to stay in power through terror and guns for the last 3 years. there has been systematic repression and crimes against humanity. ortega's closest advisors are other ortega's, including his children, who run a multi media empire and large family business holdings. the national chief of police is his in law, and then there's his powerful wife and vice president rosario moody. you. meanwhile, opposition television printed an online outlets like confidential had been rated and confiscated, and mainstream political parties declared illegal with good reason, o

vladimir putin. the group has made public the cases of 420 political prisoners over the past year. >> the general has asked the supreme court of russia to declare memorial an illegal organization. it was named for anllegal agent back in 2016, 1 of the first organizations russia under law that allows the kremlin to doug agents -- two -- to dub them foreign agents if they have some foreign funding. you may be able to see behind me a poster advertising exhibition about the human rights activist sakharov. people at the memorial are saying basically they have tried to observe the story over the last five years, but they cannot label every broadcast hour every pamphlet they put out as a foreign agent, particularly not before the ruling came in force in 2016. they are calling this a pretext by authorities to shut them down. as you said they were founded in the late 1980's under gorbachev's freedom reforms, and they have been very active. they have two branches. they have a historical research branch which has for example uncovered the fact that up to 10 million people went through the gulags during stalin's

interview with russian president vladimir putin, the interview in which putin suggests that rioters held in jail due to their actions on january 6th are political prisonerscan to evade law enforcement. evan neumann is wanted on charges of violent entry and disorderly conduct. he's now seeking asylum in belarus, a country that has close ties to vladimir putin and russia. let's bring in nbc washington's investigative reporter scott macfarlane. >> this sticks out from the get-go. he's accused of using one of those police barricades as a battering ram. he traveled through two or three countries to get to belarus. i've gone back and forth with the embassy in belarus. belarusian state media says neumann is there and seeking asylum. the u.s. will try to get evan neumann back, but this is just another complication in a january 6th prosecution which is already quite complicated, nicolle. >> i guess if you have to flee to belarus, you're clearly guilty of something. i want to ask you what's coming up. i saw this tweet from you, big, big hearing at 11:00 a.m. wednesday, a big sentencing for scott fair let me who pleaded guilty to assaults police. does the judge go

vladimir putin's most deepest fascist philosophers. he is looking for absolute takeover of an experiment into a fascist movement so he wants to go to jail. he wants to write his mind comp in prison. this guy is not going to cooperate an own level. ner internationally, they understand one part of the country is normal and the other is an authoritarian movement. the question is whether our founding father's experiment goes down in flames and you a authoritarianism spreads across the world. >> you talk about supporting the authoritarian regime, steve bannon was robbing them blind under this guise of build the wall. he was living high on the hog living on a yacht while people were contributing to the calls that they kept putting out there. glen, i want to talk about this short-term injunction, the standoff between the current president and the former president. this is going to three judges who are randomly selected. it's patricia millett, an obama apeentee, robert wilkins and obama appointee and an appointee by president biden who will decide over the national archives. we all know katanzi brown jackson is on the short list for the supreme court decision a. lot of eyes will be on t