In an a Tourist Arctic Penal Colony early this month. His body was then withheld, say navalnys team. What is widow calls and abuse that prolonged the familys agony he was starved in a tiny stones glad you from the outside world and denied visits, phone calls. And then even letters and then they killed him. Even after that, they abused his body. And itd be used. His mother the kremlin denies allegations of wrongdoing and any responsibility for navalnys death the kremlin meanwhile, western ambassadors have been remembering the loss of another russian Opposition Leader, navalny. But boris nemtsov, gun down here back in 2015, the kremlin denies any involvement in this killing two but anyone who takes on russias Position Mantle knows theyre taking huge risk. Well, erin, its still unclear tonight where in moscow exactly Alexey Navalny will be varied. The Funeral Service is being held at a church in the area of the russian capital where the late Opposition Leader lived. But the valleys team s
Today at the State Capitol building demand ending new laws on the books after that controversial ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court classifying frozen embryos as children plus a must see Special Report disturbing discovery after cnn spent weeks combing through video of damage in gaza, comparing that with satellite imagery. And two accounts of those who survived strikes in the war ravaged region. And leading this hour, the moment House Republicans have been trying to score for months and their Impeachment Inquiry into joe biden, the president today star witness, the president s son, hunter biden, finally giving closed door testimony as republicans try to connect hunters sketchy Business Dealings to his father with us now to discuss democratic congressman robert garcia, hes a member of the House Oversight committee. He was in the room for Hunter Bidens testimony today. Congressman, thanks for joining us. So hunter biden in his Opening Statement today, were told said, quote, i did not in
where is it? and what is the situation? well, the russians fell back across the river. that was a strategic move because it s hard for the ukrainians to cross the river. there has been periods of outgoing shelling from here, from the ukrainian side, onto the russian side. i think a big question on people s minds now is, they have become a front line town. a front line in this war. and in other places where that happens, towns get shelled. they get heavily damaged. i think there s a real concern now that people in this city will have to contend not just with, you know, no phones, no electricity, no water, but they might have to contend with shelling as well. that s a worry. the military offensive, it s clear that the ukrainians are still trying to push and probe the russian forces on the other side of the river. quite how that is progressing isn t clear. it s going to be tough, but i don t think they re not stopping at this city, that s
and there are calls for putin to be charged with war crimes, attacking hospitals allegedly using cluster am namunitions. this viewer asked can he actually face accountability for his actions? that s a big question on people s minds now. you know, there was a very interesting report and i m going to ask for briefings on it in congress this week that anti war elements within russia s fsb, which is the successor to the kgb, those anti war elements have been tipping off zelenskyy s security team and that could be a real indicator of decent within putin s national security apparatus. so i think we should add to that by making the leaders of those agencies and the generals put them on notice and let them know that there will be war crimes and they need to begin saying no particularly if putin goes an
how do go from that to democracy? how do you develop partners? yesterday, the white ladies protesters group. protest every sunday and march for the last 13 years about their husbands being in jail. when you have a system that jails political opposition, how do you generate a political opposition to have a free and fair election? that transition that we witnessed in other countries can be a very difficult and painful transition. the actual transition itself is just not a quick one. you don t go from this that you had here to open and free democracy quickly. that s the big question on people s mind. can we do that? will we be allowed to do that? will it happen safely and securely? nmore fraught days ahead. nic, thank you. from cuba ironically to online sales.