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Personal risk. >> sandra: an employee for russias state run television network seen there interrupting an evening broadcast, that happened last night. her sign reading "stop the war, dont believe the propaganda, they are lying to you." she has been detained by police after the incident and was in court facing charges. ukrainian president zelenskyy applauding her effort. >> i am grateful to those russians who do not stop trying to convey the truth, to those who fight disinformation and tell the t...

And losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. thats g-o-l-o.com. the journalist arrested after interrupting a russian state tv broadcast to protest the war in ukraine was just released. she spoke to reporters outside of the courtroom in moscow a short time ago. this is her right here. for many her demonstration was the first time they had heard any dissent about what is actually happening in ukraine, for it to be called a war. the veteran editor carried a sign during...

Instance. basically the iranian people this was very important. people watching this. the country, a cab driver can tell you what swu means. people understand whats at stake for them. it affects them every single human being living in iran. >> because of the sanctions, impact the sanctions have hat profoundly? >> sanctions and their place in the world. theyre isolated. they know they dent want to be isolated. an educated young population. it affects every single person who lives in iran. america...

Rather distinguished reporting career. so hes no dan rather. he doesnt have the sort of larger than life movie star personality that anchors like dan and diane have had, but, you know, hes a young guy, and its a long game, and well see how it develops. >> i was struck by the fact when you wrote about the announcement, your headline was about george stephanopoulos, that he wins abcs chief anchor crown. you are focusing on that part of the news than the evening news. why was that? >> this is a who...

Is? >> bill, im not. i think we cover the race i think we cover it fairly. i have a lot of respect for bob media and public affairs. i would like to hear more about what they consider positive and negative. but the bottom line is when you stacked it all up, we were, as a network, covering during our show, which is closest to the network evening broadcast, the same amount of, according to this study, of these candidates. key thing is candidates have good weeks and bad weeks. when have a bad week ...

Is? >> bill, im not. i think we cover the race i think we cover it fairly. i have a lot of respect for bob media and public affairs. i would like to hear more about what they consider positive and negative. but the bottom line is when you stacked it all up, we were, as a network, covering during our show, which is closest to the network evening broadcast, the same amount of, according to this study, of these candidates. key thing is candidates have good weeks and bad weeks. when have a bad week ...

Is? >> bill, im not. i think we cover the race i think we cover it fairly. i have a lot of respect for bob media and public affairs. i would like to hear more about what they consider positive and negative. but the bottom line is when you stacked it all up, we were, as a network, covering during our show, which is closest to the network evening broadcast, the same amount of, according to this study, of these candidates. key thing is candidates have good weeks and bad weeks. when have a bad week ...

>> thats part of it, yeah. i also think that -- i would imagine, who knows what the motivations of the iranian state broadcasters were in this instance. basically the iranian people this was very important. people watching this. the country, a cab driver can tell you what swu means. people understand whats at stake for them. it affects them every single human being living in iran. >> because of the sanctions, impact the sanctions have had so profoundly? >> sanctions and their place in the world....