so, and these are exactly the proposals that we now see here in the wall street journal.oment, just a few days after march 29, when it was. the last meeting on april 2, i will remind you, the ukrainian military entered bucha, and everything changed, moreover, russia, according to research and satellite observations, was killing and shooting the people of bucha, just at the very moment when the negotiations in istanbul, so the fact that ukraine did not agree is the result of the horror that we... saw in the kyiv region, and moreover, we also all remember the press conference of volodymyr zelenskyi, which he gave to ukrainian journalists, when it seems to me , natalka snisarchuk asked him how it is possible to talk to putin about something after bucha, and he said, understand, i am the president, i have to lead the negotiations, we all remember this scene, but bucha was already sounding like an argument for the impossibility of holding no negotiations with putin, and only after that the authorities said that there will be no... negotiations, there will be nothing, the liber

these plans, first in one interview, then in another, and then... they hap, and suddenly the wall street journalears unexpectedly , and it is not the first time that what putin says appears in some wall street journal, and somehow it reminds me. some strange movements, and yet what is the purpose of these publications, let me put it this way, what is the purpose of all these publications, all these plans? the fact is that in psychology there is a very good study from the american 50s, where they took a group of people, they showed it to them there, that is, they told them about a situation, showed them a film, they wrote down for themselves what and how they saw, they wrote down the plot of the film for themselves, after that these people scared them that you are wrong, that they said, listen, everyone else thinks differently, that is, in principle, what happened, that , whom, the experimenters, one person thought that he was in the group, all the others were, so they were like himself, that is, also such studies, in fact, all of them were bogus, and then it was discovered that, in fact, a perso

lawrence great interview. >> sandra: thank you, brian. >> will: today marks one year since "wall street journaler evan gershkovich detained while working on assignment. the ceo of dow jones and plush everywhere of the "wall street journal" joi joins us with the to bring evan home. that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money, we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college we care about freedom and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. this looks like an actual farm. it looks cute on the app. [farm animal sounds] ♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you know what you'll get. only purple's gel flex grid passes the raw egg test. no other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine.

call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. >> wall street journal marking 1 year since the reporter evan gershkovich. with a blank space in the headline's story should be here, russia accuses of spying. the journal and white house denied that and both are demanding his immediate release but russia just his detention again until june. the journal's world covered sheath gordon fairclough will join us in a moment but first to alex hogan live for us in london. >> as we mark this grim milestone the family of evan gershkovich specifically his sister speaking with fox saying the family continues to monitor how he is and he remains in good spirits despite the fact it has been 12 months that he's been behind bars. the 32-year-old was arrested in this time last year when he was in a work truck accused of being a spy but russia is given no evidence to support those claims. white house denies these accusations cling him wrongfully detained. the wall street journal posted an article describing of thing with evan has missed and lost in the past year like the weddings of friends from high

we secured a copy of the "wall street journal" this morning on this one year marking one year since he went to that russian prison, the reason for the "wall street journal" doing this his story should be here is the headline. a year in that russian prison, stolen story, stolen joy, stolen memories, the crime journalism. as we know journalism is not a crime we are all left wondering what is going to happen and when eventually will he be released releasedfrom from this prison? >> no. it's a very good question at the moment vladimir putin does not seem in a rush to make any swap deals. we have seen a couple of swap deals in the last year or two years. trevor reed and bryan released. there is one prisoner that vladimir putin wants back and is he held in a german prison at the moment. it's unclear when that is going to happen. certainly evan's parents were saying that they had a promise from president biden that he would do everything he can to get him back. again, vladimir putin doesn't seem to be facing any consequences for this. >> lawrence: you know, ben, i'm curious, i know it was a fa

a moscow court extends that attention of a wall street journal reporter. -- the detention of a wall street reporter. welcome to world news america. the u.s. coast guard says the search and rescue operation underway here in baltimore will continue into the night. the dramatic rescue mission began after a container ship struck the francis scott key bridge, causing it to collapse. six people are still unaccounted for. all six are believed to be part of a construction crew working on a bridge at the time of the collapse. two other people were pulled from the water, one hospitalized in critical condition. the singapore flagged cargo ship crashed into the bridge early monday morning around 1:40 a.m. eastern time. officials say the vessel lost propulsion and struck a supporting tower of the bridge at rapid speed. multiple investigations have been launched. we are still in the early stages. the chairwoman of the national transportation safety board said investigators would look for the ship's recorders. earlier, president biden praised first responders who reacted to a made a call from the crewmem

the front page of today's "wall street journal" left blank, with the headline "his story should be here." let's bring in paul beckett from "the wall street journal." that was an entirely powerful message as we all received our papers this morning. your thoughts as we continue to see these efforts to bring evan home? >> thank you. i think one year is an excellent moment to express our admiration for our colleague. we knew evan was a great reporter when we hired him. we are in awe of him as a young man. he spends 23 hours a day in a jail cell and the 24th hour in a tiny courtyard that is really just six steps square, so how he's held up over this year is extraordinary. a great moment to remember that. it's a good moment for us to dig deeper. the thing we have all been working towards is not yet happened. he is still there. would like him to come home as soon as possible. so it's a good moment to redouble our efforts to see what we can do to help get him back. >> sandra: as you know, i spoke with the publisher earlier this morning, and here he was on the case against evan. listen. >> these

despite a year in russian jail, a defiance smile from the wall street journal reporter. no surprise. his detention in june was extended yet again through june 30th the us ambassador to russia ripping into the verdict, the accusations against evan are categorically untrue. they are not a different interpretation of circumstances they are fiction. >> evan gershkovich was arrested and charged with espionage a year ago while on assignment in yekaterinburg, central russia, gangs, i was more than domestic. >> i do not know if there are any other cases, but the allegations made by our intelligence services today, we're not related to his journalism this is the wall street journal and gershkovich families strongly denied the allegations work out the halyna >> ivanovo of the financial times, he is one of evans best friends and still keeps in regular contact with him, writing letters. >> he's doing remarkably well. he's absolutely staying strong. he's not allowing himself to waller to get too upset by everything. in fact, he spent most of his time in letters to us trying to make u

the us says it's working every day to free evan garcia that you as the wall street journal journalist marks one year in russian detention bosco claims. he's a spice and a told departure for beyond say, into the country music. the or new album, cowboy carter, is racing of the charts. we look at why the superstar senior wants to redefine country music culture, the popular phone in the us. welcome to the program. israel has stepped up, a tax against the militant group has bought in syria, and 11 on israel says it will actively pursue the is the mist organization wherever it operates. the 2 sides have traded fire since the start of the war in gaza. strikes on friday. targeted has paula facilities in northern syria, and israel is military says it's killed, a senior commander in 11 on a footage from these rarely military showing the fatal drill and striking the area of missouri, a 11 on it said ali of it. her son name was a deputy commander of hezbollah as rocket and miss south unit and responsible for conducting attacks against israeli civilians. israel's defense minister us glance that th

the "wall street journal" cover saying his story should be here, the missing part of this "wall streetal." this blank space represents a commitment to making sure his name is in the news and keep the pressure on the biden administration and putin himself. he could release him right now if he wanted to. >> the journal did something amazing this week. took all his pieces and recruited folks and we sat there and read for 15 minutes. they did it for 24 hours and streamed it live. i was really quite a mom interest and an honor for us to be involved in that. there were pictures of the journal staff that they were shooting out on social media and the room was packed. they are all wearing the bring evan home buttons and the bring he evan home t-shirts. someday there will be a huge party when he comes back. >> dana: new details in the federal raids at diddy's mansion. what it means for the rapper's mounting legal issues. chicago's mayor covering up the cost of the city's migrant crisis? now they are pushing for transparency in the windy city. tired muscles and joints were keeping me from my fam

just go to msnbc.com/andrea, and at the same time please join us tonight on the wall street journal websiteriends, i will all be there at "the wall street journal" headquarters in new york city, and we're going to be reading from evan gershkovich's writings, his articles, his articles inside russia. his articles written before he was arrested so that you know more about what this reporter was doing, how special he was, how it's ridiculous to even talk about him being, you know, in espionage and all of that. he's now been held this week a year and his family and his friends will be there and a lot of other boldfaced names, plus, you know, lester holt. i'll be there too. so join us there and highlights from his janet yellen interview will be on youtube. thank you all for watching. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. ahmaud arbery's aunt called it the worst day of her life hearing that her nephew's killers would appeal their hate crime convictions. the arbery family traveling to atlanta to be in court today,

now, paul beckett, wall street journal assistant editor, who worked closely with evin on stories that he was reporting out of russia. and paul, i know that you were part of the brain trust that came up with this, which i want to show our viewers here. this is the powerful front page of the wall street journal today with the words, his story should be here and tonight you see an urgent deadline to bring evan home. tell us why we just feel that one year. it's a moment to say we need to re-up our efforts and he just got detained for another three months and we think that's going to be a critical period we don't know when it will be a trial. we've seen no evidence for this space. so let's charge. but at some point we assume that will happen. and we were just love to get him home before it does >> i know you spent hours with evin sister yesterday and you've told us that evan was actually able to get flowers to his mom and to assist are from the russian prison that he's in this month for international women's day what is his family telling you about their interactions with them >> i think w

positive and believe that we will get him home. >> dagen: to mark this somber anniversary, "wall street journalof global runs for evidence. the journal also hosted a read athin of his work and his story is on the "wall street journal"'s front page. evan's detention is a blatant attack on the rights of a free press when evidence abounds of the vital role quality journalism plays in bearing witness to history. fox news correspondent benjamin hall is here. benjamin, i will hold up. this is the "wall street journal," his story should be here and a stark reminder of what is missing. what is the latest you can tell us about evan's detention and where he is being held? >> well, dagen, yes, that front page says it all by journalism trying to be silenced by the russians and hold a few americans at the moment who are totally innocent of any charge. what we know at the moment evan is being held in a prison inside moscow. notorious place for decades has been used to torture dissidents. we know he has a schedule he sticks to to keep himself going. he does exercise, reads, writes, meditates every day. becaus

with the wall street journal. welcome to the program. >> what specific legal questions of the supreme court rule on it yesterday? >> is a number of arguments that donald trump raised in his appeal. the supreme court honed in on one ofd them which is that only congress can enforce section iii of the 14th amendment the provision that bars of former officials who engage the insurrection rebellion from ■public office. the supreme court said only congress can set up the rules for enforcing that provision against federalfederal officeho. that was the specific question. colorado supremes court is a state court it had no authority to make the determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection per. >> really surprise it was unanimous ruling? >> and no i was not. because of the many, many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this would seem pretty clear the court was going to go into this ral argument and it was also the consensus of many observers of the court.llowed each state to make this ki

all your devices today. >> bill: now a court in moscow has extended the pre-trial defens of "wall street journaln gershkovitch. he was ordered to remain behind bars until june 30th. the "wall street journal" deny the claims. the papers board writing this. something has to change in u.s. hostage policy unless this president and his successors want more americans grabbed and held on their watch. the white house says getting evan home is a top priority for president biden. thus far, however, that has not been successful. so we remember him, think about him and his family. will talk to his sister today for our broadcast tomorrow and see how they are doing. >> dana: a relentless focus by the "wall street journal" from all staff levels to the very top making sure that nobody forgets this is happening and a demand for him to be released immediately. also let's talk about this. deadly violence rocking new york city. the tragic shooting of an officer comes the same day a man was shoved into an oncoming train in an unprovoked attack. mayor adams says crime is perfectly under control. bryan llenas live in

but perhaps the best known american reporter being held behind bars in russia is "the wall street journal'stan, evan gershkovich, the hostage, is everywhere. on button, cards, shirts, and screens that stop you in your tracks. this dominates this newsroom. >> totally. boom. >> reporter: so emotional. >> i remember the first time we brought his parents up and they saw it. >> reporter: gut punch? >> totally, absolutely. >> reporter: emma tucker is editor-in-chief. >> i remember the iran hostage situation and the families were told, don't talk about it. let's keep this quiet. let the government do its work. no publicity. >> well, my instinct was to draw attention to this because it was so clearly outrageous. he was accredited, he was doing his job. he had done nothing wrong. my sense of justice was offended by what happened. >> reporter: last march 29th, evan was on assignment in russia when he was arrested by security forces and accused of being a spy. a charge vigorously denied by gershkovich, "the wall street journal," and the u.s. government. >> we condemn the detention of mr. gershkovich i

when we come back, as the wall street journal puts it, one year stolen. evan gershkovich marks 365 days in a russian prison, his crime, journalism. he is now being remembered for the new efforts to try and free him. later, one of the biggest salvage missions ever is underway in baltimore, but as the cleanup begins, so does the fight over federal funding. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a friday night. ni '. put it in check with rinvoq... once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid—free remission... and visibly reduced damage. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack,

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today, the wall street journal is making the grim anniversary very stark by leaving the front page blank. the headline, his story should be here with me now as the publisher of the wall street journal and the ceo of dow jones, al-masirah latour. thank you so much for being here. let's start with the activity that is going on to get evan home. what can you tell us about where those efforts are >> more throughout this rather disturbing year there's been lots of activity seen and unseen. and if been ups and downs think we we hope that this will come to a crescendo and the time ahead we're in a critical period now for evan because we expect a bogus trial to start, an act few months and russia a secret trial. >> at that >> and there's a period between now and then when i believe we should push as hard as we possibly can it iv ministration should push as hard as it possibly can for his release to try to get to a deal. if not by that date? and that might set in motion. i another cycle of time, the duration of a trial, which if you look at spy trials throughout history in russia, that good ad or

one year since "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich was detained in russia. here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: on today's first anniversary of evan gershkovich's arrest in russia, "the wall street journal's" front page was mostly blank, white columns where his reporting should have been and a searing story on what evan has lost during a year in jail. >> journalism is not a crime. >> reporter: prominent journalists gathered at the "wall street journal" this week for a 24-hour read-a-thon of evan's work. a year is a long time for his parents. >> do you think they're doing enough? >> we have a commitment from the u.s. government. we know they're working hard, and we just want them to continue. >> reporter: last month the possibility of a trade was raised in an oval office meeting between president biden and german chancellor olaf scholz. two sources tell nbc news scholz considered giving up a russian assassin putin wants in exchange for alexei navalny. the u.s. wanted the deal to also include evan and paul whelan, an american businessman imprisoned in russia fo

sincerely, emma tucker, editor in chief, "the wall street journal."" than lemire. >> powerful words there. the sub headline on the page of the "wall street journal," "one year stolen." one year of evan's life stolen, spent behind bars in a russian cell for something he did not b detention is the war in ukraine. >>> house speaker mike johnson had a phone call with ukrainian president zelenskyy, and zelenskyy pushed again the dire situation in his country and the dramatic need, keir, for the u.s. to step up and send that funding, send that money, send the military equipment to ukraine, which is literally running out of ammunition on the front lines. you know, speaker johnson has signalled more positively in recent days that, you know, when the house returns from its recess in a couple weeks, he'll push forward on ukraine. though it may jeopardize his job if he does so. but talk a little more about the state of the conflict right now, what you're aware of of what appears to be a frozen front. >> yeah. >> and putin who has escalated the air strikes, includi

like this begins a resonant article by the wall street journal, which actually confirms that certainest really wanted to achieve the exchange of navalny for the russian citizen krasikov, imprisoned in a german prison. let me remind you that the president of russia himself spoke about this in general terms earlier, and his press secretary dmitry peskov recently spoke about this. clarified that the idea was discussed, but the matter did not reach specific negotiations on the merits, and today he added that moscow, in principle, prefers absolute silence in relevant issues, because, quote: breaking the seal only creates problems and hinders the achievement of results. well, however, europe and the united states seem to have a different opinion about the publicity of such schemes, so now the same wall street journal is making a kind of thriller out of the failed exchange for... at that time, supposedly the russian opposition would have roared in the west, did not happen. biden and scholz really wanted to exchange him, but it didn’t work out. the american newspaper wall street journal leak

moscow accuses the wall street journal reported of trying to obtain military secrets while reporting in ukraine. evan gershkovich, the wall street journal and the u.s. deny accusations of wrongdoing. i spoke with his sister and paul beckett on their efforts to bring evan home. danielle, i will start with you. we talked in december. first of all, how are you and your family doing? >> we are holding on. we in this past year have been learning about being advocates for evan. we are continuing to move forward, continuing to trust that the white house is taking this very seriously and that there is a team of experts working on this. and, we, with the help of the wall street journal and the global community of journalists, are continuing to keep the spotlight on evan. >> there has been such solidarity among that community of journalists. just to follow up with you, how is evan doing. i know, you, through letters, have had contact. >> it's really hard for him but we are so proud of him. he is very resilient and he is working really hard to stay strong. he worries about us. we tried to make

well, actually, the committee didn't comment on the latest wall street journal post.e we know that this situation was considered even when arahamia was in istanbul, then it was called the istanbul agreements, yes, which already stirred society then, because they were really considered. complete capitulation, if we go by the conditions put forward by the russian federation or its representatives during these meetings, so today it is premature to talk about the fact that this agreement can gain some relevance, from my point of view, it is rather necessary to talk about the need to strengthen our partnership assistance , strengthening the coalition on support of ukraine. in order to really achieve the goals set by us as a state, and not to go for those conditions, yes, which i will accept , well, that is, which are absolutely illogical for us, as a state in the future, we have to say goodbye already, mrs. irina, but tell me , maryana still goes to your committee, she is still a member of the committee, i am talking about bezugolo, in a word, if possible, yes, well, well.

today marks one year since wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich was detained in russia and accused of spying a charge gershkovich, the wall street journal, and the us government all vehemently deny on tuesday, gershkovich was ordered held for another three months. he still has not been formally tried. cnn's matthew chance is live for us in st. petersburg, russia at matthew. good morning to you. evan has been in and out of court throughout the year. what happens? from here >> well, he has indeed casey and he's made his last appearance a couple of days ago when journalists weren't allowed into the court to see him. instead, the court released its own footage. it lasted six seconds long of evan gershkovich, standing in that glass cage, which we've seen him in so many times as his pretrial detention as it's called here, was extended for another three months it means that he's going to stay behind bars as he waits for his trial. the espionage. but to start, what's that process begins? it could be a very lengthy, lengthy process. we don't even know what evidence the russians have got aga

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if you break it down even more as the wall street journal morning, the mainstreet caucus, the problem solvers caucus, the republican governance group and r won in 2020 70% of its members voted yes on average. the governing wing that includes the gop elected leadership, committee chair, rules committee members appropriations, subcommittee chairs, 32 members of that 60% of the group, would vote yes on these must pass pieces of legislation. the hot, members of the -- talk hawk 54% of this group voting yes on these must pass groups. and then there is the opposition. the house freedom caucus and republicans who voted to oust kevin mccarthy. one member, 3% of that group, voting to move forward on these must pass spending bills. kevin mccarthy the former speaker, was on cbs yesterday. this is what he had to say about a motion to vacate the current speaker. >> is when you allow eight republicans to join all of the democrats to determine who c run the house when 96% decide one way, it creates some chaos. we have to move through this, but the country first and then we can move on. speaker johns

his newspaper of the wall street journal and the us government both say the charges against him are based as an as the the lose daniel. and what type of reports, his family and friends are joining the fight against a potential trend to you. james tom, this is evelyn guess cove and he's a reporter from the was through john those. and he's a present in flooded me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year accused of espionage. he ceased to and he's these papers, the leadership joint forces in washington dc recently to mark that one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine that's been a really difficult year for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day discovery. simself is relying on displaying. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created this routine for himself so that he can just stay busy and that really helps the pest mental health gets go. beach had food mediocrity edition to walk in russia, but he was arrested white on a story assignment in the tearing book on. this accused of spi

that front cover of "the wall street journal" says it all. evan gershkovich was arrested because he's a journalist and because he's an american, for those two reasons. those are things the russian regime wants to stamp out. he was accused by the russians of trying to obtain military secrets, but those claims are entirely unsupported by any evidence. they are not brought anything to the table and there's no date set for trial. they just extended his detention for another three months. he released a message saying, "as i have told evan's parents, i will never give up hope either. we will continue working every day to secure his release. we will continue to denounce and impose cost for russia's appalling attempts to use americans as bargaining chips." there have been hopes of the prisoner swap in the last few months, with vladimir putin's suggesting that perhaps a former fsp commander held for killing somebody in germany could be exchanged for evan. other swaps have happened in the past with trevor reid and brittney griner. the state department

some great reporting in the wall street journal. the title says it all. held most of the cards. great reporting about the fact that negotiations for paul whelan and evan have come close and then stalled out. your sense of why that is. >> people who take our people are shrewd actors. as a government, we have to pay attention and use the very best of our people to be equally shrewd and punitive. hold people accountable. like putin and terrorist groups like hamas who blatantly take people and hold them hostage. but it is difficult. it is a real challenge as the country to do that because we are working with people -- we are trying to deal with people who are irrational and have no value for human life. so we continue to work on strategies. we will not give up. we will continue to persevere. we have an outstanding presidential envoy for hostage affairs. a wonderful team of people. it is difficult. as americans on both sides of the aisle, we must help these families. yes, evan is a more prominent figure things to the wall street journal who tirelessly has his

wall street journal calls them posers, they're posers. ial page concludes the posers of the house gop reminds us of a comment by former senator jim demint, 30 senators who agreed with him than a republican majority. congratulations to mr. demint. the current house gop is close to realizing this ambition and mike, i have never seen anything like it, i know you've never seen anything like it, we've studied politics for a very long time, you have republicans leaving left and right, they're one republican leaving away from possibly turning the house chamber over to hakim jeffries and the democrats, so republicans there are voting with their feet, they say no thank you, no mas. >> yeah, joe, the sudden and abrupt resignation of mike gallagher really surprised me, not that it wasn't well planned but the immediacy of it, i'm retiring, i'm getting out of congress next week. and that was kind of a shock i think to a lot of people. one of the biggest things and you just alluded to it and the wall street journal is all over it is the history of the h

paul: let's bring in our panel, "wall street journal" columnists dan manning ger, kim strassel and billcgurn. kim, so rfk jr.'s been doing about 13, 15% or so in the polls. showing up, which is pretty good for a third party candidate and shows some real dissatisfaction with the two main contenders. do you think that a number is likely to rise or fall as the campaign gets underway? >> look, i think especially now that he's to getting all of this attention and democrats are helping him to get attention with their efforts to keep him off the ballot and tarnish him, i think he still has room to grow because there is a lot of dissatisfaction out there, paul. and democrats, i think, are also right to be concerned. some polls have suggested that he is polling -- pulling support from both sides almost evenly. but i think with his decision to choose nicole shanahan, it puts much more of a progressive stamp on that party, and republicans are certainly eager to point out that it is the another liberal option and to present if it as an alternative to president biden. and this is why you see democra

now his newspaper, the wall street journal, and the binding ministration, they both say that the charges against him are based. this is evan coleridge. he's a report from the was through john the and he's a present, invited me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year accused of espionage. he ceased to and he's newspapers to lead the sheep joint forces in washington dc recently to mock, but one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine a spinner really difficult here for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day. guess covey. simself is relying on discipline. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created his routine for himself so that he can just stay busy and that really helps post mental health gets go. be tugged food maybe accreditation to walk in russia, but he was arrested white on a story assignment in the tearing book on. this accused. spice is the 1st time the american journalist has faced such charges in russia since the cold war gets cold beach on the wall street journal denie

the wall street journal and the wide has say the charges against him are baseless. this is evan guess cove and he's a reporter from the was through john those. and he's a present invited me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year to stuff is pure nice. he ceased to and he's these papers, the leadership joint forces in washington dc. we sent to the to month, but one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine that's been a really difficult year for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day difficulties himself. he's relying on displaying. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created this routine for himself so that he can just stay busy and that really helps the pest mental health gets go. beach had food media accreditation to walk in russia, but he was arrested white on that story assignment in the territory on this accused of spice. is the 1st time in the american journalist, us faith, such charges in russia since the cold war gets cold beach and the wants to john

when we come back as the wall street journal puts it, one year stolen. american reporter evan gershkovich marks 365 days in a russian prison, his crime, journalism. now he is being remembered for the new efforts to try and free him. >>> later, one of the most savage missions ever in baltimore, as the cleanup begins, so does the fight over federal funding. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a friday night. ni rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right?

the wall street journal _ the assurances provided. ided - the assurances provided. the wall street journal and provided that i streetjournal and provided that there was consideration of the united states of a plea deal that allowed them to confess to a misdemeanor and avoid extradition and counted as time served and presumably he will be free to go, have you heard those reports and does that make any sense to you in mind of the american authorities currently pursuing the high court? is going to be a very distinct differentiation over will be an extradition hearing in this country and what may or may not have been in the states if extradition is granted. forvarious fair the states if extradition is granted. for various fair trial arguments and raise this time around, many have been raised in previous rounds here in the uk but the fair trial argument this time around were not considered arguable and those fair trial arguments included the differences between the us and the uk in terms of plea bargaining in the various options available a

out there but there is a need to keep their brother and son's name out there. >> dana: the "wall street journaling sure that's the case, too. look here, the front cover of the "wall street journal" today and it says this is where his story should have been as a reporter. and it's very stark and it makes a point very well. >> bill: applaud the journal. our colleagues at the "wall street journal" thank them for doing their best to keep his issue front and center and see it on a daily basis on its page there. >> dana: all across the company indeed. we'll continue to follow that. a grim milestone indeed. also president xi showing a softer side in a meeting with top u.s. executives in beijing playing the role of salesmen in chief trying to ease anxieties about the economy. republican congressman from michigan is the incoming house china committee chairman replacing mike gallagher, who is resigning from congress. here is the ceos at the meeting. black stone founder, bloomberg president and many others. how do you feel about business going over to work with china and find maybe new markets, cooperatio

the wall street journal that point home with a 24-hour redesign of evans past coverage of the region because here's the thing, his reporting, his perspective on russia is invaluable. that is something his colleagues stress today on deadline white house. >> reporter: there are many times i think wow, i would really love to read evans reporting and insight. he is such a gifted reporter, and he is an american reporter raised with a russian heritage. his parents fled the soviet union and taught him how to speak russian and he has this amazing ability to connect russia and the west and help us understand what is going on on the ground in this country. >> a singularly unique talent and a stark reminder of what we are all missing, the paper left an entire section of today's front page blank with the headline, his story should be here. ambassador, it's great to see you. again, i hate that it is on this occasion but it is important that we have this conversation. evan's pretrial detention was just extended for another three months. is there anything more the u.s. could be doing to get him out

airlines flight involving a max 9 jet where a door plug blew out over portland, according to "the wall street journal." "the journal" reporting investigators contacting pilots, fright attendants and passengers on board flight 1282 that was forced to make an emergency landing where fortunately no one was hurt >> alaska airlines -- >> reporter: the justice department providing no comment to nbc news. the focus of the investigation set to center on whether boeing has complied with a previous settlement following a federal investigation into the airline's handling of the deadly jet crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people. today the company providing no comment to nbc news. >> they're going to look pretty seriously at, is this a one-off, or is this systemic? >> reporter: in a preliminary report last month the ntsb found four bolts needed to keep the door plug in place were missing tonight, alaska airlines saying in a statement in part, it's normal for the doj to be conducting an investigationf, we are fully cooperating and do not believe we are a target of the investigation. news of the investigat

the western press , to be honest, i don’t know how the audience and dear ukrainians, i, the wall street journalshington post, i don’t know, the new yorker, the times, something there, limond, oh, yes, their comments, they investigated our defense line there, they found out there, they took a comment that we don't have enough people there, if you want to be informed about our war, dear western journalists there, and here they are, there they give some instructions, there are verdicts , so mobilize, here you will know how many pro-military defense forces are not segmented in a normal way, what is already fighting here, well , you cannot say a citizen of one country of the european union, nor can you say there are more than 100 small countries of the european union fighting here 100 people, resigned to join their armies, went here to fight, died, were wounded, why are so many people from south america fighting here, or are there so many people from different countries fighting here, but they are digging everything, well, you mobilize already then, sign the contract already, yes already participati

i would like to show you the current page of "the wall street journal" because today is the one-year niversary of the imprisonment of an american journalist, 32 years old with the wall street journal, and this is different page. it says, this story should be here, a year in russian prison, a year of stolen stories, joys and memories. the crime? journalism. we will find out more about evan gershkovich on "the wall street journal" i'm going back to that gallup poll i mentioned, it was taken in october 2023, here are the top line numbers. when asked, 32% said they had a great deal or fair amount of trust in the news media. 29% said not very much trust and 39% said none at all. you can look at those results visually over time. here are the trendlines. the green is a great deal or fair amount. this blue line here is not much, and the dotted line is none at all. this goes from 1973 to 2023, and there is the dotted line coming up to 39%, the highest number. there's a trend line for a great deal or fair amount. we are taking your calls on that question. following the story about the former rn

reported breaking news, nikki haley is going to exit the presidential race according to the wall street journalhaley will be making remarks at 10:00 a.m. eastern and we expect those that she will drop out, the journal says she will not immediately endorse trout, your reaction. >> we will have to see what nikki haley says, we will hope she will endorse president trump considering voters in states across the country have made their choice very clear they want president trump to lead the great nation again. it's beyond time for nikki haley to get out of the race and to unify around the president. he's been saying this for weeks and months and we encouraged her to do t just that to hear to the will of the republican voters and will continue to focus our fight on having all americans join our campaign, rational logical american if there asked are you better off today than you were four years ago the answer is unequivocally no. when we see what happened at the wide open southern border in the lagging economy and hard-working families are being left behind and we see what's happening overseas with the

it trio a president setting the stage for a serious fight and kremlin crackdown is a wall street journal reporter, marks one year in russian detention on sham espionage charges, were hearing word that moscow has just arrested six more journalists in the span of a few hours and queen, be sure knows how to create some buzz. beyond saves new album doesn't just have people singing why her trackless is sparking >> a whole conversation following these major developing stories and many more, i'll coming in right here to cnn news central >> counting the cash that is the stage of the 2024 campaign that we're in right now after president biden enlisted his two democratic predecessors for last night's event that raised a record $26 million that's more than former president trump raised all of last month with that high-dollar count and high-stakes, some low blows. here's one clip released by the biden campaign donald trump as far as we can tell, has just been trying to win a third championship, but his own golf course >> my question >> to you, sir, can voters trust a presidential candidate who is no

we're so grateful for the wall street journal's efforts for the us government's efforts. and this incredible tribal community of journalists who are doing everything they can to help evan evans. reporting is available to read online for free at wall street journal.com. i believe that's wsj and just getting to know more about evan and what a fantastic reporter he is. and just wouldn't amazing genuine person. he is there's also a hashtag ties on social media. it's hashtag istandwithevan. >> danielle, i hope you're able to get that guest room ready and i hope it's needed soon, so thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me >> we all hope as well we're coming up next. our goal or remembers his former running mate, the late senator joe lieberman at his funeral today monday's allergies don't have to be scary. it's great flown a sense of ms daily for non drowsy he long-lasting relief in a scent free gentleness cloning all good, >> also try are >> allergy, headache and nighttime pills. >> this tiny homes trend not for me. now, this is more like the sam