dash cam from russia, vladivostok. a group of guys approaches a group of other guys.tly this is near a bar. i have absolutely no idea what's being said. >> what's up tough guy. talking to me? >> something like that. another guy on the floor gets completely missed by that guy. that's why the person in the car is like, yeah, no, i'm out of here, drives off when the light turns green. >> cause of the conflict is still a mystery as is the identification of everybody involved. it's one of those moments where the camera happens to be on them. the investigation will continue but at the moment nothing has come of this. >>> no issue identifying the assailant in this next video from australia. the car is heading out of the car pack. she doesn't see it coming. as she walks just this way, doink! >> that's cold. >> i feel bad. >> i'm only laughing because i do things like that. >> no, not this exact thing. >> and not in australia. >> you see what happens, she just wasn't paying attention. come on, man, what goes up must come down, and eventually it does. she appears to be fine. th

there were protests in vladivostok in the far east and major ones in tomsk and novosibirsk.t was the ones in st petersburg and right in the centre of moscow that drew thousands of people. the triggerfor the protests was this video. mr navalny released — claiming that the prime minister dmitry medvedev controls a fortune that far outstrips his official salary. ahead of the ruling in the court mr navalny tweeted @navalny: hello everyone from tver court. the time will come when we willjudge them. steve rosenberg was in court for the verdict and gave us this update. i'm standing outside a moscow court house in a spring blizzard. a short while ago the russian opposition activist alexei navalny was found guilty of organising sunday's mass protests, anti—government protests across russia. he was fined the equivalent of around $350. then he was found guilty of disobeying police and for that was sentenced to 15 days injail. this police van behind me has arrived to whisk him off to jail. some of mr navalny‘s supporters turned up to wave good luck signs, so that he could see them throu

the carrier already flies to beijing, shanghai, and vladivostok.eadlines in 2015 when the airline rating agency awarded it one star, the only carrier in the world at that level. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: tesla has won a vote of confidence with tencent buying a stake. tom mackenzie is following that. how significant is this for elon musk and indeed for tesla, i guess? tom: it is seen as a win for tesla because tesla is burning through cash to get to the point where it rolls out its mass-market model three, this electric sedan that they want to roll out this year. it is a costly exercise. then there are the potential synergies that come along with the tencent investment. the investment was about $1.8 billion. for tencent, they have invested in a number of different technologies that are changing the auto industry, artificial intelligence, the didi investment, and the mapping, so that is something they have invested in, so it fits in nicely for

my question is, carrier strike group nine is the closest to vladivostok right now. what is our next step in the counterattack? >> our next step should not be a warmer embrace of russia. the president has intimated that's what he want to do. sanctions should get tougher. we should expand nato's role, not contracted. we have a secretary of state who received an order of friendship from russia. russia is not our friend. >> tucker: i don't think they are our friend. i don't know anybody who thinks they are our friend but we should talk tough in response to act of war?" i can't imagine a more irresponsible response to an act of war than talking tough or doubling down on sanctions already inou place. we need a real response, don't we agree? >> not every action requires -- >> tucker: not every action requires a military response? co>> cyber warfare you can conduct. never in the history of our elections has a country attacked us the way russia has. it was an electronic attack, not a bomb or missile or bullet, but they attacked us in the trying to influence the outcome of th

petersburg and moscow in the west, to chita in siberia, to the far pacific coast port of vladivostok.alny generated the protests, in part, to demand the resignation of prime minister and former president dmitry medvedev. navalny released a video earlier this month showcasing myriad mansions, yachts and vineyards medvedev allegedly has amassed. hundreds of protestors were arrested yesterday in moscow and elsewhere. today, the european union called for their release. a putin spokesman said: "the kremlin respects people's civic stance and their right to voice their position. we can't express the same respect to those who consciously misled people and provoked illegal actions." white house spokesman sean spicer said today: >> the united states will monitor the situation and we call on the government of russia to immediately release all peaceful protesters. >> warner: for his part, navalny has announced plans to challenge putin for president in 2018. but his eligibility to do so is in question, over previous criminal charges. for the pbs newshour, i'm margaret warner. >> woodruff: for more