paul whelan must be a part of any deal that happens in the future. still. whelan remains hopeful, appearing satisfied that the biden administration and others continue working on his behalf. if i think there are people in dc that feel the same way and they're moving towards a compromise and resolution to this as quickly as they can. president biden spoke of whelan ning wall stre jrnite house reportervan rshkovito on espionage charg. de promising whelan and every american detainee around the world will not be forgotten. neither will i, and neither will this administration until we get him home, we'll. it also says he has the usual aches and pains from the forced labor camp where he's detained, saying it's a daily reminder of his captivity and his fight to come home. andrew rhiannon derek, thank you for that report. the battle is heating up over the influx of migrants arriving into new york city from the southern border suburbs around new york are fighting to keep them out in suffolk county, long island, protesters clashed with counter-protesters as officials

it is time to bring paul whelan home., thank you for your time and thinking about you and your family and what paul is going over there in russia. it breaks your heart. but thanks for taking the time to talk about paul tonight. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> and still ahead, lizzo got emotional last night speaking about abortion rights at her concert in nebraska. why she said you deserve to be protected. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." t. they have business grade internet, natitionwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business.s. it's your v verizon. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. (soft music) a lot of people expect to fall apart as they age, but since taking release, my energy's improved, my skin's improved. i've never felt better. ♪ was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out w

and russia that didn't include whelan. being left behind again, but his tone is more optimistic. >> i'm more confident now. you know, i feel that my life shouldn't be considered less valuable or important than others who have been previously traded. >> reporter: his brother, david whelan, welcomed the positivity in his voice. >> i think we are worried about his mental health and his morale and his ability to keep going day to day until something is resolved. so all of that sounded very positive. >> reporter: evan ger shall co-vits is a "wall street journal" reporter who was detained by russian authorities almost two months ago. just like whelan, he has been charged with espionage. >> evan went to report in russia, to shed light on the darkness. >> reporter: u.s. officials are scouring the globe for options that could draw russia to the negotiating table and secure the release of both men. paul's sister, elizabeth whelan, took a bold step when she appeared at the united nations security council meeting attended by russian f

paul whelan, the u.s. says is wrongfully imprisoned in russia, called cnn from behind bars.is message, he's confident the wheels are turning towards his release. >> a man accused murdering four university of idaho students will appear in court today. efface fours counts of murder and one count of burglary. >>> and we have liftoff. a spacex rocket commanded by a woman is set to dock at the international space station this morning. it's only the second private mission ever. but nasa hopes this is just the beginning. cnn this morning starts right now. >> all right. here's where we begin this morning. president biden overnight racing back to washington for debt limit negotiations. just hours from now, he set it meet with kevin mccarthy at the white house. there is less than ten days left now to reach a deal and sppreve a default. they're demanding huge spending cuts. he told the latest proposal from republicans is unacceptable. >> i can't guarantee that they wouldn't force a default by doing something outrageous. i can't guarantee that. i think there are some maga republicans in

paul whelan, he's an expert, and he sort of it's more of a normal american right?r was a star. she is arguably the best american female basketball player. there was a tremendous amount of attention. and i think we are seeing a large amount of attention also on evan crush covid shot, because he is a wall street journal reporter and he is not famous by any means, but when reporters are reporting on reporters, there is a certain level of attention that is paid. and so that is a sad reality i think for paul whelan, but the fact that britney griner is still bringing this up? she has made a point in their public appearance to talk about the other americans wrongfully detained around the world. and the need to bring them home. she is trying to keep that momentum going which i think is worth noting. >> thank you very much for keeping us all of later on this. up next, on the lookout, our reporters tell us what they are looking out for on the horizon. family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kikibble. but about two yea

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mr whelan's who is 52, was given a 16 yearjail whelan's who is 52, was given a 16 year jail sentenceng arrested in moscow on suspicion of spying in 2018, hugely contentious decision and we now have that news just in the last few that the us ambassador to russia is visiting the imprisoned ex—marine, paul whelan. as soon as we get any more details on that, we will of course bring them to you. now to come back here to the uk, preparation is well under way for the coronation of king charles, of course. we have every angle covered for you. my colleague christian fraser is at buckingham palace, katty kay at westminster abbey. hello to you both. christian, let's come to you first, what is happening at buckingham palace? i tell come to you first, what is happening at buckingham palace?— at buckingham palace? i tell you what, at buckingham palace? i tell you what. london — at buckingham palace? i tell you what, london is _ at buckingham palace? i tell you what, london is looking - at buckingham palace? i tell you - what, london is looking resplendent today and it is looking at its very best.

in that speech, elizabeth whelan called on the russians to release her brother immediately.e was also able to watch parts of president biden's speech at the white house correspondents' dinner in which the u.s. president called for the release of americans who are wrongfully detained around the world including paul. whelan told me this might be because the russians are using this as propaganda to show that the americans are, quote, begging for one of their own. but for paul, this really helped lift his spirits to see that there are public messages here in the u.s. that make him seem like a priority and make him show that he is really -- they're working to get him home. take a listen. >> the public displays and events such as, you know, the press corps dinner and the u.n. visit demonstrate to not just me privately, but to the world, that our leaders are impacted by this and they do want me back and they are working to try to get me home. if you consider all of the people and all the agencies in my countries that are working on this, it's incredible. and i think they're going t

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paul whelan was able to watch some of president biden's speech at the u.s.respondents' dinner in which the u.s. president called for americans wrongly detained around the world. he believes that the russians allowed them to view the speeches because they could spin it as prop baganda for u.s. officials, but it was a boost of confidence that the u.s. was doing what they could. here's what he said about seeing the public events. >>ed public displays and events such as the press corps dinner and the u.n. visit demonstrate to not just me privately, but to the world, that our leaders are impacted by this, and they do want me back. and they are working to try to get me home. if you consider all of the people in all of the agencies in my four countries that are working on this, it's incredible. and i think they're going to get it done. >> reporter: now, it's important to note that secretary of state antony blinken has said that the u.s. put forward a proposal to the russians to secure whelan's release. >>> wnba star brittney griner also detained in russia received

american paul whelan, detained in russia for five years, is speaking to cnn.alled cnn from a prison camp in remote mull dovia saying that he has renewed optimism about his release despite being left out the previous prisoner swaps. listen to this. >> i remain positive and confident on a daily basis that the wheels are turning. i just wish they would turn a little bit more quickly. i'm more confident now. i feel that my life shouldn't be considered less valuable or important than others who have been previously traded. >> cnn's jake tapper is covering this next hour on "the lead." s he joins us now. jake, are others sharing the optimism about his release? >> it really comes down to what the russians want. it's no longer a question about whether or not the russians are willing to swap somebody for paul whelan, it's a question of who and whether or not the united states has any russians that are of commensurate value for what the russians think paul whelan is. it may be that the biden administration is going to have to lean on an ally who has a high-value russian

paul whelan must be part of any deal that happens in the future. >> reporter: still, whelan remains hopefulpearing satisfied that the biden administration and others continue working on his behalf. >> i think there are people in d.c. that feel the same way and they're moving towards a compromise and resolution to this as quickly as they can. >> reporter: whelan said his optimism comes from public messages including president biden's speech at the white house correspondents dinner last month where the president promised he would not stop fighting for whelan and the others wrongfully detained until they are home. george? >> okay, martha. thank you very much. race for the white house now. republican senator tim scott of south carolina will launch his bid for presidential nomination this morning. florida governor ron desantis also expected to announce this week. jonathan karl is in north charleston, south carolina, with how the latest gop field is shaping up. field is shaping up. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. tim scott will announce his presidential campaign in north cha

swapping them for two americans currently detained in russia, paul whelan and evan gershkovich.es does not have any high level russian spies in their custody they say. kylie is at the state department. is she broke this story for us. which countries could have russian spice es that fit bill? >> reporter: u.s. officials outreach extends to germany, brazil, also a former soviet bloc country and norway. those are among the countries that have recently arrested russian spies. we know in the case of germany, however, that russia actually asked for a russian spy who was in german custody convicted of murder and the u.s. went to germany last year to try to discuss the matter and that didn't actually go anywhere. we don't know how far along the conversations with the other countries are, but we also know, jake, that the biden administration is trying to cast a wide net here. they are not only going to countries that have russian spies in their custody, but also going to close u.s. allies to see if they can come up with some creative ideas to gin up russian interest, things that the u.s.

, paul whelan's sister is now outfront.about your brother, did you hear anything that suggests it's any closer to bringing him home. >> unfortunately not. we hope the u.s. government is putting all the resources toward getting paul released. >> i know your parents spoke to paul earlier this week, how is he doing? >> well, you know, he's doing as well as a person can be who's 4.5 in russian prisons. it's been a very long road for him. he was held for 20 months where evan is now being held and now two years at a prison camp in a distant province, he's trying to survive day by day. >> let's talk more about this, because we know president biden demanded the immediate release of evan today as part of world press freedom day, russia said it may consider a prisoner swap after his trial on alleged spying charges. what do you think this could mean for a prisoner >> it's so difficult to know. the russians did the same to paul, kept him four months before a sham trial, then said the discussions could start. but nothing has happened. w

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we continue to call for his immediate release as well as the immediate release of paul whelan. >> whelan, a u.s. marine veteran, is serving a 16-year sentence in russia on spying charges that he and washington deny. >>> today marks one year since a teenaged gunman opened fire at roob elementary school in uvalde, texas killing 19 students and two teachers. memorial service at the now-closed school and around the city remain standing. public and private events to remember the victims are scheduled for today. a criminal investigation into why police waited outside for more than an h confronting the shooter continues. survivors, families, and the mayor remain frustrated by the delay. >> in the year's time, they still don't have answers to simple questions that they should have gotten. i mean, i'm the mayor, i've been one year -- i haven't got one briefing from anybody from day one. not one. >> uvalde officials have canceled classes for the rest of the week to mark the tragedy and out of safety concerns. >>> coming up, abuse in the catholic church, a new investigation finds the problem in ill

. >>> paul whelan said he has growing confidence in the u.s.omat's release from the russian prison where he's been held. he's been wrongly detained since december 2018 when the kremlin convicted him on espionage charges that he strongly denies. whelan was speaking explicitly from the labor camp where he was held. he said that the u.s. could neglect his case now that russia has wrongfully detained evan gershkovich. >> i have been told i won't be left behind. i have been told although evan's case is a priority, mine is also a priority. people are cognizant of the fact that this is having a negative effect on me and my family. is i'm told that the government is working tirelessly to get me out of here and to get me home so they can focus effort on evan and his case. he said the wheels are turning but wish they would turn faster. >>> and the marine killing a man in new york in a choke hold tells his side of the story. >>> plus, a soccer match. >>> and what could they say to keep the u.s.s. from defaultingn its dedebt? oh booking.com, ♪ i'm gogoing

whelan called cnn from a remote prison camp about 200 miles outside of moscow. the last time he spoke with cnn by phone was in december, shortly after the release of wnba star brittney griner. that was the second prisoner swap between the u.s. and russia that did not include whealan. today, in an exclusive, he told cnn he fears being left behind again if an agreement is made for the release of wall street reporter evan gershkovich, who was detained two monthsespionag just like whealan. despite his concerns, whealan's tone was optimistic. >> i remain positive and confident on a daily basis that the wheels are turning. i just wish that they would turn a little bit more quickly. >> i'm more confident now, you know, i feel that my life shouldn't be considered less valuable or important than others who have been previously traded. and i have been told that although evan's case is a priority, mine is also a priority. >> you heard him there, saying he's more confident now. whealan also says that this is his message for president biden. >> freedom is not free. it comes

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has given russia a proposal to free paul whelan and russia has not yet engaged on that proposal.. thank you so much. john? >>> so today is the beginning of what is expected to be an emotional week in uvalde, texas. this is the last day of class for the year. students will not be in school for wednesday's tragic anniversary. one year since a gunman killed 19 children and 2 teachers inside a fourth grade classroom. uvalde officials will hold a news conference later today. cnn's shimon prokupecz has been speaking to the families of survivors and victims including parents who wanted to see body camera footage from that day. we do want to warn you that some of this footage is disturbing and includes this moment officers physically overcome after responding to the scene. this is just a small portion of the video that cnn has obtained and just a small part of what those parents faced. cnn's shimon prokupecz joins us now. si you did a wonderful hour that aired last night speaking to so many of these families and they want this video public. why? >> well, a couple of reasons, one of which

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officials in their engagements with russia over efforts to try to secure the release of paul whelan, russia made it clear that they expect to get someone in return who is part of russia's intelligence gathering apparatus. they want a russian spy in return for the release of paul whelan because they are considering him as a spy. same true for vevan gershovich. and when it comes to these efforts, they are also extending to countries that are u.s. allies that don't necessarily have russian spies but could potentially offer something up to the u.s. to be used as leverage at the negotiating table again to gin up interest on russia's side to engage in some sort of deal to try to get out these two americans who remain wrongfully detained in russia. could kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >>> and u.s. ambassador to south africa has publicly accused the government of delivering arms and ammunition to russia. he says weapons were loaded on a cargo ship late last year. joining us now for more is david mckenzie. since the beginning of the invasion, south africa has claimed that it is unab

is exploring the idea of lifting some sanctions in exchange for the release of americans, paul whelanoth men of espionage but the u.s. doesn't have any russian spies in custody that it could potentially trade. so the biden administration is considering other ideas it hopes will entice moscow to make a deal. besides possibly easing some sanctions, they say they are exploring where the russians held in other countries could be part of a swap for whelan and gershkovich. >>> turkey is facing a water shed moment this weekend in one of the most pivotal national elections in a generation. voters will decide among the three remaining presidential candidates including incumbent erdogan. if no one gets at least 50% of the vote, a run-off will be held may 28th. also, at stake, 600 seats in parliament. the outcome there could profoundly affect turkey's role in nato. its relationship with the e.u., its migration policy, its role in the ukraine conflict and its tensions with greece and cyprus over sovereignty and natural resources. crippling inflation is top of mind for many voters. even though inf

but here we are a year later, paul whelan is still there, now another american wall street journal reporter evan gerschkovich is there. if you could speak right now directly to them, what would you say to those two men? >> i would tell them that they have to hold on and that, you know, we're fighting here and we're not going to stop until they come home and to not give up and to keep making noise. >> how are you doing? it's been a year you've been out of prison. how's everything? >> i'm doing really well. >> yeah? >> it takes a couple months to kind of adjust, but then after that you just kind of go back to doing what you were before and fitting back in with things so -- >> that's good. well, you look great and your parents look ten years younger than the last time i saw them. >> oh, that's the make-up. >> no, it's not. so joey and paula the bring our families home campaign is to get president biden to meet with the detained american families and not just the ones that are quote-unquote famous, not just the ones that are notable. i want to play a part of lead u.s. hostage envoy roger carson

a surprising upbeat conversation with paul whelan, one of the americans wrongfully detained in russia. whelen, a former u.s. marine was detained in a moscow hotel in deese 2016 december 2016. whelen says he feels -- he says he feels confident his case is a priority for the government but he wishes it could be resolved faster. >> i've got the usual aches and pains of forced labor and poor living conditions. that's a daily reminder of where i am and how long i've been here and the need for our government to get me home. so i remain positive and confident on a daily basis that the wheels are turning. i just wish they would turn a little bit more quickly. >> wheel len talking to jennifer hansler. i'm joined by paul's sister elizabeth. how long has it been since you've heard from your brother? what do you think of what he said to cnn? >> paul can talk to my parents relatively frequently. we were thrilled that he was able to talk to jennifer hansler. i'm amazed at his resilience. he has to bring that courage every single day. he has to wake up every day knowing he's in the forced labor camp

my administration is working every day for his release along with paul whelan who has also been wrongfullyned in russia. [applause] pres. biden: the contributions of jewish americans are overshadowed by a long and painful history of the oldest and most sinister forces, hate and anti-semitism. like the story of frank we just heard from our performers on broadway in the show " parade" i thank them for telling the truth of what happened so they cannot be buried or erased. it matters that the truth be made public. my dad first taught me about the horrors at a dinner table. our dinner table was a place you got together to have conversation and incidentally, i have taken -- my dad talked about how outraged he was about why we did not bomb the railroad tracks into the concentration camps. and he would just go on and on. he talked about the need to make sure every generation understood. since then, i have taken my children, every child when they turned 14, i put them on a plane. the first trip they have ever made abroad be applied to -- we fly to the concentration camp because i want them to see h

paul whelan detained in russia for five years is speaking to cnn.ere he is being held saying that he has renewed optimism about his release despite being left behind in previous prisoner swaps. here's part of what he said. >> i remain positive and confident on a daily basis that the wheels are turning. i just wish they would turn a little bit more quickly. i'm more confident now. you know, i feel that my life shouldn't be considered less valuable or important than others who have been previously traded. >> cnn's jennifer hansler had this conversation with paul whelan. jennifer, he's optimistic but still has some concern that he could be left behind? >> reporter: that's right, brianna. he told me he was much more confident than he was when we last spoke in december when the u.s. secured the release of brittney griner in a prisoner swap. paul was left behind twice last year, another swap brought home paul reed. the russians have arrested yet another american, the "wall street journal" reporter evan gers wits. >> i've been told even though evan's case

and that is what russia wants in return for paul whelan, who is also charged with espionage, and evanre going to allies around the world and trying to see if there are allies who have russian spies in their custody who they could offer up to the u.s. to be part of some sort of prisoner swap down the road. >> thank you very much for updating us on all of. that up next, on the lookout, our reporters tell us what stories they are looking out for on the horizon. m bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had somome challenges like a lot of businesssses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. it starts with a grill.

on press freedom and wrongfully detained americans, like evan gershkovich, austin tice, and paul whelan >> i promise you i am working like hell to get them home. >> a glimmer of hope for the families as wnba superstar brittney griner, freed from russia at the end of last year, received an extended standing ovation. >> love you, brittney. >> reporter: monica alba, nbc news, the white house. >>> still ahead is hollywood about to go on strike? the negotiations going down to the wire will your favorite show be shut down? and the machines versus the musicians we are in the studio for the creation of a new song was it written by katy perry or ai? ♪ >>> it is a real life hollywood suspense story going down to the wire members of the writers guild of america are threatening to go on strike as early as tomorrow night marissa parra reports on the last-minute negotiations and what a writer's strike could mean for your favorite shows >> reporter: hollywood is holding its breath as signs of a writers' strike are written across tinsel town. >> we are really prepared to do what ve we have to do to get

stephanie: whelan is a retired u.s.e who's serving a 16-year sentence for espionage in russia. the u.s. denies that charge as well. the people of guam that and down today for what could be the most powerful storm to hit the. saidr typhoon intensified as it headed for a possible direct hit from the southeast. palm trees swayed in the increasing wind's, hours before the storms expected landfall. in a recorded message, the governor warned that only buildings made of concrete will be safe. >> mawar is bordering a category four typhoon with winds up to 150 miles per hour. please take action now, and evacuate in anticipation of strengthening winds and the likelihood of flooding. we must act now to ensure the protection of our people and your safety. stephanie: the u.s. surgeon general warned today that minor social media use may increase the risk of poor mental health. the advisor calls on families to protect children him accessing harmful content. it suggests tech companies enforce age minimums and urges governments to set s

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william: whelan is a retired u.s. marine who's serving a 16-year sentence for espionage in russia.. denies that charge as well. meanwhile, russia's military claimed it defeated a cross-border raid from ukraine, killing more than 70 attackers. moscow said ukrainian soldiers carried out the raid in the belgorod region. kyiv said they were russian dissidents. today, an anti-kremlin group released video of fighters driving in what purported to be russian territory. they said "one day, we will return to stay." the people of guam battened down today for what could be the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. territory in decades. forecasters said super typhoon mawar intensified as it headed for a possible direct hit from the southeast. palm trees swayed in the rising winds, hours before the storm's expected landfall. in a recorded message, the governor warned that only buildings made of concrete will be safe. >> mawar is bordering a category four typhoon with winds up to 150 miles per hour. please take action now, and evacuate in anticipation of strengthening winds and the likelihood of fl

are waiting for action that will sort this very unfortunate situation both for evan and for paul whelanetermined that the charges are bogus, wrongfully detained, and so we're looking to seeing what the government can do to get both of them home and obviously in paul's case has spent a huge amount of time. >> at least a thousand russian journalists have left since the war began, and so hasn't vladimir putin achieved the purpose of silencing a free press and coverage of what's happening inside russia during this war? >> there's a group of foreign correspondents who were in russia who are dedicated to covering russia so i don't think it's achieved very much for them at all. we continue to cover russia very aggressively and certainly evan's case has been very prominent in the news and reflects very poorly on the kremlin. so we don't know what the aims has been taken, but if it was something to do with publicity, i'd say that's badly back fired. >> except that lot of organizations are pulling people out, "new york times" did, others are trying to cover it from outside. no one was doing -- ve

but it turns out, whelan, the mask is cool, the father asks good questions.y brainwash us saying that ukraine is good and russia is bad, but meanwhile , it was in ukraine that they found laboratories for the production of biological weapons , owned by the united states, and now ukraine is headed by a standard comedian who became president, which is very strange for me, i wish him success, but from my point of view. it is very strange. then. if you look at the biden himself, it is obvious that he is not run by the united states , the united states, as it seems to me, is run by the losers who are simply taking revenge on everyone for being kept behind the loser all the way. this is how you see the baltic rulers, who this is definitely a loser who, in particular, is taking revenge for the fact that some of them were once komsomol activists and of course. lavrov has already given our op, a german splash. bastards then. you mentioned that macron said that russia is becoming a vassal of china, uh, scholz proudly, proudly declares. oh yes, and anna liana ber god, an

whelan has been detained on espionage charges for more than four years now.ife should be considered less valuable than others who've already been traded. he says he's been given assurances that he will not be abandoned as us officials worked to free him as well as wall street journal reporter evan herskovits, who was arrested in march. today is harvey milk day in san francisco, and a celebration takes place in the city's castro district to mark what would have been harvey milk's 93rd birthday. the former city supervisor was one of the first openly gay elected officials. he was assassinated at san francisco city hall in 1978, just one year after taking office. san francisco's world famous wax museum will also be paying day. sanon honoring the life and legacy of harvey milk. two souls is located in the heart of fisherman's wharf. organizers of twin peaks annual pink triangle are looking for people to help set up its 20th annual pride month installation. the nearly acre wide iconic been triangle was adopted as a symbol of the reflection and pride by the gay righ

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biden also acknowledged marine corps veteran paul whelan who has been in russian prison sinc 2018. to come, the understudy and under treatment of menopause. and elevating the work of female and non-binary photographers. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. >> the migrant crisis has made its way north to chicago. more than 8000 migrants have arrived since last august. that is when texas governor greg abbott began bussing asylum-seekers to so-called sanctuary cities as a protest against immigration policies. chicago officials say the daily arrivals have increased tenfold over the last two weeks and there is no place for all of them to go. while they wait for of beds in city shelters to become available, some are sleeping on floors and a police station lobbies and for a time at chicago's o'hare airport. city officials are saying this is a humanitarian crisis. heather has been covering it for chicago's public television station wt tw. has this reached crisis levels now or has this been a slow burning problem? >> it is

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. >> reporter: 20-year-old joe whelan was smart, kind and funny. >> come on, boys.at started when he was just 12. >> we had no context of where that might be coming from. >> reporter: a search for answers finally revealed that joe had been sexually abused by a trusted family member and battled complex ptsd for years which led to impatient care and partial hospitalization. and then covid hit. resulting in a lack of beds at his treatment center. >> that was as long as he could hang on. >> reporter: joe died by suicide in september 2020. a 2021 cdc survey found nearly one in four american high schoolers had seriously considered taking their own lives but with a national shortage of therapists experts at cincinnati children's hospital are now using ai to identify the risk of anxiety, depression and suicide early in kids. using signs even the most well intentioned parent or expert might miss. >> our goal is to move upstream and reduce the flow of behavioral and mental health illnesses. >> reporter: these two doctors built the model and trained ai to spot patterns not jus

once again were calling for his immediate release, as well as the immediate release of american paul whelan, himself, also classified as wrongfully detained also the "wall street journal" evan gershkovich's employer calling for his immediate release saying that while they expect n expected no change to his immediate detention they are disappointed that seen by some of his colleagues at the "wall street journal" tweeting a horribly disappointing development as we continue to wait for justice for our colleague. another one of his colleagues saying "release evan know. the state department has had consular advice and meetings with evan. the ambassador was in the courtroom and his parents, but we are not sure if he was able to interact with either as the hearing was behind closed doors. >> what do you think the next stage is for gershkovich in this case >> reporter: well, it's kind of hard to tell in the sense that he's the first reporter who has been arrested for espionage since the cold war, so there's a lot of unknown ahead of us however, in a country that has a 99% conviction rate, only a 1%

once again calling for the immediate release of evan gesh can vich as well as fellow american paul whelan his employer, the "wall street journal" exoingchoing these cla also saying while they expect no change to his wrongful detention they're still deeply disappointed we also heard from several colleagues, one of them tweet ago moretweeting a horribly disappointing development. another colleague simply saying "release evan now" we saw his parents were in court. apparently, they didn't have any state department assistance in getting there, but they were there to support him as well as the u.s. ambassador. but there has been frustration as as moscow has been denying some access >> what's the next stage for the gershkovich case >> reporter: there is some unknown. is he t he is the first reporter detained for espionage since the cold war we will see in his next detention hearing likely around august when his detention is set to end but we do know from previous cases like the brittney griner trial, they will not discuss a prisoner swap until there's been a conviction and moscow, russia, rather

in chief margarita simon young, as provoked and proposed to exchanging of on good coverage of poll whelan and the bloody man car mother behind her boss in russia for julie nathan's. here's a waiting extradition to the us from britain. what's your take on that proposal? do you think marguerite seminar will be taken off on it? i don't, i don't really. i don't have a personal take on that. but i believe that journalist including did was to july july they should be free. i believe that we should be able to do our job, right, because we don't free press. we don't john mean, you know, you don't have democracy. you have dictators who stand for long. and i am an advocate of the free press around the world in africa. the european, russia, and even the u. s. and you don't, i believe that every continue to do our job. if we can't interesting the truth, who'd be able to have more peace and even, and the war in you can. and i don't have an opinion on what you actually did, not issue the freight and be free to do the job any way to find them. so indeed, simon, a table chief whitehouse correspondence. t

there is a public facing effort to get paul whelan out. and there are things behind the scenes happening as well. we are all thinking of evan. the wall street journal is a place where as a cover congress, i get emails from around the world, asking me to ask members of congress questions from my colleagues. i ask them questions. when i don't know something that has come up on the hill. you get to know your coworkers from all over the world and just the thought that his parents don't have any way to contact him or talk to him on a regular basis breaks my heart. host: natalie andrews who >> the house returns later today at 2 p.m. eastern for ative business. members will consider six bills including the final version of legislation that helps wit airlines flights. and the cost living increase foreterans. watch live covere the house here on-span. 5:30 p.m. eastern president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy meet in the oval office at the white house as they resume their talks to the federal debt ceiling and future federal spending. >> sinc

mick whelan, head of the train drivers�* union aslef, says his members are "determined to get a resolutionain "in this for the long haul". but ministers and train operators say the latest pay offer, of 4% for two years in a row, is fair and reasonable. we can to talk to our transport correspondent, katy austin — who's at paddington station — in central london. if paddington usually a bustling, busy station?— if paddington usually a bustling, busy station? that's right, as you can probably _ busy station? that's right, as you can probably see _ busy station? that's right, as you can probably see behind - busy station? that's right, as you can probably see behind me, - busy station? that's right, as you | can probably see behind me, there are some passengers here today, but very few when you compare it to a normal weekday. and there are very few days damage trains running. some operators affected by the strike are running absolutely nothing at all, others of those 15 operators, which are affected, others have a very limited service, including great western railway, which runs trains in and o

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[applause] paul whelan, unjustly held in russia for more than 40 years, whose brave sister i met with whose family has never quit fighting for paul. neither will i and this administration until we get him home. another americans unjustly held, their stories may not make headlines, but every day, every day, their family looks to that empty chair at the kitchen table. birthdays, anniversaries. holidays without them. the pain of living in limbo and looking at that empty chair. the stress of not knowing, the sorrow of uncertainty. i want them and the families to know jill and i understand we see them. they are not forgotten. i promise you i am working like hell to get them home. [applause] [applause] as a nation, we will never give up on hope. things can get better. things can turn, they can change . tonight, unlike last year, brittney griner is here with her wife, cheryl. britney, stand up. come on. [applause] i love this woman. [applause] i love you, brittany. this time last year we were praying for you, brittany hoping you knew how hard we were fighting for your release. it is great to

we can speak to mick whelan, general secretary of aslef, who's on a picket line in newcastle.hieved anything?— achieved anything? they have, otherwise you _ achieved anything? they have, otherwise you wouldn't - achieved anything? they have, otherwise you wouldn't be i achieved anything? they have, i otherwise you wouldn't be talking to me today. every time we have taken some sort of action to highlight train drivers that haven't had a pay rise for mag years, we do get media interest and it does have an effect and impact, naturally. the interest and it does have an effect and impact, naturally.— interest and it does have an effect and impact, naturally. the time of the second — and impact, naturally. the time of the second strike _ and impact, naturally. the time of the second strike this _ and impact, naturally. the time of the second strike this week - and impact, naturally. the time of the second strike this week is i the second strike this week is probably the most controversial come on saturday, the time of day of the fa cup and epsom derby. why have your members chosen s

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mick whelan is the leader of the train drivers�* union, aslef, who�*s travelled to various picket lineshieved any progress in the dispute so far. we haven�*t had a pay rise for four years and anything we�*ve got we have earned and we paid for by productivity and flexibility in the last 23 years. what somebody now wants us to do is give all that productivity and flexibility back for nothing for a 20% pay cut, and unfortunately my members don�*t want that and repeatedly said they don�*t want that. everybody we are working for has got guaranteed profits, are paying themselves millions in bonuses, are paying the shareholders millions out the profits they are making, yet the people who work for them can�*t have a pay rise because of government interference from collective bargaining. we do not work for the government or the treasury, we work directly for 16 private rail operators. we do not have this problem in scotland, we do not have this problem in wales, we don�*t have it in freight, we don�*t have it in open access, and we don�*t have it in tfl. this is a government led strike which the