that were scheduled to go on trial with him. that s still, again, all being held here in new york. there s no overt indication that robert mueller is necessarily involved, just based on what we ve seen in the court paperwork. and the other people he was going to go on trial, they re still going on trial? they are still going on trial. as a matter of fact, there was a significant hearing held today in that matter and reza zarrab was not in court. so, that was yet another signal to people that something is afoot. hundreds of millions of dollars, potential terrorist involvement, iran sanctions obviously being a very serious thing in itself. obviously, this is a serious case. this is the kind of case, this is not a this is not a piddling item. i would imagine i don t know how these things work. i imagine there has to be some kind of formal agreement, something that s argued and agreed to to get someone taken out of jail and taken out of this trial? who negotiates that? who signs
what is going on in those meetings? well, on the heels of manchester, dara, the u.k. is dealing with a problem that is very much, you know, in their face. westminster bridge, the manchester bombing, they re not even over that yet. and here you have this attack with this large number of injuries and certainly the deaths. so, they re really struggling with it now. she talked the prime minister talked about, you know, more heavy sentences for lighter terrorist involvement because the people they are seeing seem to be known to the police, but then they repeat going back into the radical and extreme circles and then burst out in violence. so, they re really struggling there. they have a lot of people who have traveled to the conflict zone and fought and acted with groups like isis and al qaeda.
now to the russian airplane disaster. each day appears to bring a greater degree of certainty from the experts on the theory that the jet was blown out of the sky by a bomb. senior foreign affairs correspondent, greg palkothas the latest from london. reporter: consensus continues to build toward terrorism bringing down that russian plane. one u.s. official saying he s 90% certain it was an isis bomb. ear claims russian officials being monitored are thinking the same. israeli prime minister netanyahu says it seems reasonable that it was an act of terror. even an egyptian prober is leaning that way. based on the information we ve already learned, we can t rule out the possibility of terrorist involvement. reporter: while egypt said an explosion was heard on the voice recorder, further analysis will be needed to nail it as a bomb. inspection of the wreckage for
now to the russian airplane disaster. each day appears to bring a greater degree of certainty from the experts on the theory that the jet was blown out of the sky by a bomb. senior foreign affairs correspondent, greg palkothas the latest from london. reporter: consensus continues to build toward terrorism bringing down that russian plane. one u.s. official saying he s 90% certain it was an isis bomb. ear claims russian officials being monitored are thinking the same. israeli prime minister netanyahu says it seems reasonable that it was an act of terror. even an egyptian prober is leaning that way. based on the information we ve already learned, we can t rule out the possibility of terrorist involvement. reporter: while egypt said an explosion was heard on the voice recorder, further analysis will be needed to nail it as a bomb. inspection of the wreckage for
isis s self-proclaimed capital of raqqah with air strikes. a sign, perhaps, russian leader vladimir putin is ready to devote more attention to the group. since the plane broke apart in midair nearly a week ago, president putin has dismissed claims of terrorism, a reluctance, kremlin watchers believe, to dismiss his people are paying a price for his strategy in syria. but tonight putin quickly suspended all flights between russia and egypt after the u.s. and uk shared their intelligence about the doomed flight with russia. putin s actions are the surest sign yet he believes isis could be to blame. we can t rule anything in or out. we have to consider the possibility that a potential of terrorist involvement is here. reporter: now u.s. officials are looking to see if these revelations bring an