Channel repeatedly exposed the kremlin s corruption. It now has over 30 million followers. And so despised is he by the leadership in moscow, that mr putin never refers to him by name. So, it was an extremely brave thing to go back. But how he is paying for it . But how he is paying for it. Alexei navalny was already serving nine years in a high security prison for alleged fraud, a Parole Violation and contempt of court. Today, a judge added another ten for alleged links to extremism, which his supporters say were entirely fabricated. Our russia editor Steve Rosenberg was in court as mr navalny was sentenced he sent this report. This is the closest we were allowed to get to russias most famous prisoner. Wed been let inside the High Securityjail where Alexei Navalny is already incarcerated. But journalists werent allowed into the makeshift courtroom. We had to watch on a screen. For the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. He was found guilty on extremism charges. Punishment mor
imagine this being done by some random underling because as we know from the random underling because as we know from the documentary in the investigation that the team that trailed investigation that the team that trailed alexei navalny and poisoned him wasn tjust one random rogue gov, him wasn tjust one random rogue guy, it him wasn tjust one random rogue guy, it was him wasn tjust one random rogue guy, it was a full team. a dozen people guy, it was a full team. a dozen people who are provided support and had a people who are provided support and had a soviet era chemical weapon is a judgment had a soviet era chemical weapon is a judgment that he wasn tjust someone a judgment that he wasn tjust someone guys you poisoned him, it was a someone guys you poisoned him, it was a whole someone guys you poisoned him, it was a whole team and it s hard to imagine was a whole team and it s hard to imagine it was a whole team and it s hard to imagine it mapping the grou
much of an endfr is it to get a submersible that low to determine whether it is a ship? that s deep. it s certainly not routine and requires the right technology and the curve that s the robot technology they plan on sending down. it s an excellent vehicle. if it s operated by phoenix international, who i believe they are, working with, they know how to do it. but if it s anything but routine, as they said, three miles of water. you ve got to have everything working with you to do that right. indicative of the wreckage of el faro, how is anything retrieved? yes, i think, first of all, fredricka, they will probably do as much we call it mapping. they will be taking video and high-resolution stills documenting that it is el faro. i m pretty sure that it s likely
we have a lot of questions for you tonight. as i just mentioned, the scene is considered secure. tell us what that means and what went into that. it means it s secure from the standpoint that the police are not searching for an assailant. they don t believe there is any more killing going on or shooting. they have a static situation. they believe they have the event under control, and now they will go into a much slower forensic processing at the scene medical examiner, photography, for instance it mapping, forensic crime scene mapping. we use lasers to show where the bullets went pierre we can photograph that. it can all be put back together. cases like this, that is usually done, even though the shooter may be dead. it is all wrapped together in a package so we can discover what happened. what you don t see is the white-collar side, the command