Their way home to the us, expected to arrive in the next couple of hours. They are Wall Streetjournal reporter Evan Gershkovich on the left, and on the right, former us marine paul whelan, and radio free Europe Journalist Alsu kurmasheva. This photo shows them on a Phone Call with president Joe Biden after their release. In addition, vladimir Kara Murza, the russian british journalist who holds a us green card, was freed in the deal. In an address to the nation after news of the deal was made public, President Biden said the deal was the result of difficult, complex negotiations. He said that the us will continue to work to free americans who are detained abroad. The president and the Vice President , Kamala Harris, are scheduled to welcome the freed americans on the Tarmac Ofjoint Base andrews in maryland. This is expected to happen in a little more than two hours from now, at 11 30pm local time. With more now on the Prisoner Swap, heres our russia editor, steve rosenberg. Will grant.
Collapse . Well, The Game was approachling halftime. We were three minutes before the halftime, and The Game in full flow, and the score between Denmark And Finland and The Game was goalless at this point. The game was happening. But as soon as he collapsed, it became very apparent very quickly that this was very serious, and so that The Game was paused while he received treatment, and then suspended. The game remained suspended, and there is a chance that uefa will want to complete The Game, and i will tell you why they would want to complete The Game, because it is a tournament with a lot of games, and they cannot afford to fall behind, but i dont know what emotional state any of the players will be in. We are so glad that things are looking up for him. And don riddell, thank you for that and keep us posted. All right. Hello again, everyone, and thank you for being with us. Im fredricka whitfield. And today is marking five years after the Mass Shooting at the Pulse Nightclub in orlan
From a euros News Conference. Hello, and welcome. The fIrst summIt between PresIdent BIden and PresIdent PutIn has ended In swItzerland. The two leaders held about four hours of talks. The expectatIons were low, IntentIonally so. And the news was modest an agreement to reInstate ambassadors on both sIdes. But as ever wIth these meetIngs, much has been made of the tone of the two leaders, both In front of the cameras and behInd closed doors. Our North AmerIca EdItor Jon Sopel has more. Best wIshes and goodbye. He says Best WIshes And Goodbye In russIan. And wIth those words, the swIss presIdent left them to It. There was lIttle In the way of theatrIcs or fanfare, and the Body Language suggested a good deal of warIness on both sIdes as the us and russIan presIdent s shook hands on the portIco of thIs handsome 18th Century VIlla overlookIng lake geneva. Im not sure how thIs Is workIng. In the lIbrary, they sat somewhat awkwardly. A reporter asked the russIan presIdent whether he feared th
A euros News Conference. The first summit between President Biden and President Putin has ended in switzerland. The two leaders held about four hours of talks. Topics included, nuclear arms control, Opposition Figure Alexi navalny and alleged Cyber Attacks by moscow. Our North America Editor, Jon Sopel, has more. Best wishes and goodbye. He says Best Wishes And Goodbye in russian. And with those words, the swiss president left them to it. There was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the Body Language suggested a good deal of wariness on both sides as the us and russian president s shook hands on the portico of this handsome 18th Century Villa overlooking lake geneva. Im not sure how this is working. In the library, they sat somewhat awkwardly. A reporter asked the russian president whether he feared the Opposition Leader alexei navalny. No comment. The American President was asked whether he trusted vladimir putin. He appeared to nod. He says, there are a lot of issues that
Other of an interesting book about policing and experience, the american city. Thank you for being on and for having me. I look forward too this conversation but ive got to start with this one pressing question. What in theth world made you lee the confines of the classroom, your home go on and hit the streets in washington d. C. . If you ask my family thought, they would say insanity, having a Midlife Crisis but i was just curious, that was probably the driving force. When ior found out d. C. Has a Reserve Officer Program for you not just directing traffic the way you can become a sworn armed Police Officer, i thought no way. Thats crazy. Youre going to give a gun to a law professor. And i g did so it was probably that, just curiosity and the other thing, as you know very well, policing has been in the spotlight for some years now and if you want to change something, i think you need to understand it. Doing this seems like a rare opportunity to get more insight into the world of polic