Ten hours before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, I was in Kyiv. I responded to a knock on my door to find my Belarusian flatmate asking for advice. She and her partner had recently fled political persecution in Belarus and weren't thrilled about.
guest says the evidence of atrocities is everywhere, but will the perpetrators ever be held accountable. joining me now is msnbc contributor, jack crosbie, correspondent for rolling stone, good to see you, jack. there s a lot to dig into here because we have all seen the ar after math in bucha, in the ukrainian towns. your article, you wrote proving what happened is a complex, almost impossible task. why is that, if there are massacred bodies laying in the streets, mass graves that hold remains of tortured citizens, why is it so hard to prove what happened? so what sources i ve spoken to speak about is two standards of proof. when journalists like myself, i was not in bucha. i m back in new york now, but when journalists like myself visit a scene like this, what we re establishing in order to tell stories that are true and that we can confirm, is a different standard of evidence
federation back into some of the things that they have been ostracized from, i don t know how the politics of that will happen, but the sheer fact of the matter is that justice is not applied in the ways that it needs to be in the international system. got to say, listening to you, entirely sobering and somewhat unsatisfactorily what you re saying, not that i m contradicting you, my friend, jack crosbie, thank you so much. a sudden heavy downpour may have been responsible for a 43 car pile up on a florida highway yesterday. lightning and hail had also been seen on the road near orlando just before that crash. it closed all of the westbound lanes for more than an hour. no one, though, fortunately, though, seriously hurt. amazon says it s going to add a 5% fuel surcharge to third-party sellers because of the rising cost of gas. the extra fee won t be charged to customers but you are going to feel it in the form of higher