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alexei navalny, has been sentenced to 15 days in prison, for organising the biggest anti government protests the country has seen in several years.tens of thousands of people attended the rallies in several cities, demonstrating against alleged corruption by the prime minister, dmitry medvedev. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. i m standing outside of a moscow court house in a spring blizzard. the short while ago, the russian opposition activist navalny was found guilty of organising sunday s mass protests, anti government protests across russia. he was fined the government of around $350, and then he was found guilty of disobeying police and for that, he was sentenced to 15 days in jail, and this police van behind me has arrived to whisk him off to jail. some of his supporters came and held up some of his supporters came and held up good luck signs hoping that he could see them through the windows of the ban. but then the police officer came up to them, ....
homes to get in let us know your thoughts on that. and we re talking about how things should be divided up in a divorce as celebrities find new ways to hang onto their fortunes. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story: the education secretary, justine greening, will say today that new grammar schools in england would be truly open to all , including children from what she ll call ordinary working families and notjust the privileged few. but new analysis from the government shows a majority of selective school places go to more affluent families. chris mason is at westminster and is following the story for us. what exactly is being proposed? what exactly is being proposed 7m essence, the government is starting an arms race to try to make the case forgrammar an arms race to try to make the case for grammar schools. the prime min ....
the teenager died one night after his eight and grade formal. last night. the bullets that chester hit two of his cousins. i m lucy nolan. i m iain page. the victim s family says they are not the target. sabina kuriakose spoke to the family. sabina? reporter: tonight detectives are pouring over surveillance footage taken at the scene to try to figure out whoever did this and why the gunman remained on the loose. went to a formal friday. you know, i m hurting right now. it hurts so bad. reporter: monica struggles to understand what a difference one day can make. this was her nephew heading to his eight and grade dance two days ago. smartly dressed in a blue dress shirt and tie posing proudly next to him, his 16-year-old cousin. the two were more like brothers. 24 hours later one boy would be wounded the other lost to a hail of more than 30 bullets. good grades, well liked. reporter: police say it was after 8:00 saturday when bullets begin blending with the ....
asa assurance that is not the case. and this morning secretary kerry was on tv acting like that was the case. i felt reassured yesterday. this morning it was seen we were going to do that. so i would like your response. i think you know there is bipartisan support for new sanctions authority in response to iran s repeated ballistic missile launches. i think the repeated ballisic it missile launches and the desire to purchase weapons from russia prove an increase push back if necessary. i hope you can help us answer these questions in a constructive manner so we know what the administration is thinking regarding these important matters. i want to thank you again for your service. i am glad you were confirmed in the timeframe you were. we appreciate you being here. i will turn it over to the distinguished ranking member ben cardin. thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for convening this hearing. as we look at how we are going to look at the post-jcpoa era. ambassado ....
a drop-out and a shift in ranks last night among the republican presidential candidates. who has the free ticket out of iowa, we ll find out, coming up. local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa nikki: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday.i m nikki davidson. we ll start off with a look at weather with our chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad? brad/wxcenter: weather adlib: this morning, iowans will be dealing with snow as they start their day. city public works departments and the iowa d-o-t will have all hands on deck as the snow kicks in.. giving us a look at the conditions local five road warrior jacob peklo. how do the roads look so far jacob? jacob: nikki, .. we re looking at jacob: nikki, .. we re looking at quite a storm out here, although the winds have died down a little bit. as you can see right now, the heavy winds have picked up and there s a lot of snow that s blowing across the roadways. if you re going to work today af ....