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Yeah. you need to deliver new apps fast using the services you want in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you innovate and grow. jailed "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich appearing in a russian court to appeal the espionage charge against him. he was denied bail and ordered held in prison until his trial, which could be months from now he is the first u.s. correspondent since the cold war to be arrested in russia for alleged spying, which he, "the wall street journal" and the u.s. stro...

It so bad, so that impacts on this case. secondly be espionage charge. he's not a spy. he's he was a journalist doing a good job, but that with for the russians, especially now, with the attention that they've been intelligence breaches in the russian military that gives for the russians were been and senate to keep evan and then thirdly, you know, there's some trades that happened, bees will be or some charges for a russian spy in brazil, so it's very complicated. i'm not the mystic. i think eventually this will be resolved, but i worry it's going to take some time. the relationship is that r...

Intel documents to a chat group frequented by gamers. those documents later spread on social media. cnn's chief law enforcement intelligence analyst john miller, is with us as well as cnn national security correspondent natasha bertrand, who is joining us live from the pentagon. so john, let's talk a little bit more about these charges so to federal charges at this point, and what do they point to so these are your basic holding charges. this is unauthorized use of a government computer, you know, improper handling of classified documents , but as the investigation, which is literally today, o...

And go ahead martha. >> martha: speaking of that evan gershkovich is reportedly a repeating the charges that russia fought against them last week. he's behind bars in a moscow prison right now could potentially face 20 years behind bars. he will have a closed-door secret child. if a ghost event at the end of may because it is an espionage charge in the russian legal system. our next guest was the first corresponded to be barred by russia. and there was since the cold war david was based in moscow ten years ago and david welcome it's good to have you with us today. so, give us the thumbnail of ...

Cold war. that you've seen the us journalists detained for espionage in russia. what do you what do you make of that? well i think there are three reasons why the russians did this one. uh the deteriorating relationship between the us and russia. it's hit rock bottom, and that's not good. secondly this is an espionage charge. now, obviously, uh, evan was doing this job. he's a good journalist, but with the russians as they have with paul wheeling the espionage charges, something that is most serious to them, and they use that rather frivolously. third there was an american, there was a detaine...