A jailed American journalist goes to court in Russia.

I'm Dave Anthony Fox News appealing his detention.

Denying his spy.

Wearing a blue-checked shirt and jeans, Evan Gershkovich looked calm inside a glass-fronted

cage.

Also in the room, US ambassador to Russia, Lynn Tracy.

Gershkovich, his employer, the Wall Street Journal and the United States all vehemently deny

Russia's charge that the journalist was doubling up as an American spy.

Fox's Jonathan Savage, Gershkovich, faces up to 20 years in prison.

And he's he was in court.

Russia's leader was in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin again visited areas his forces have taken over, meeting troops at the command

post in her son and Luhansk.

The US is helping arm Ukraine defend off the Russian invasion and Secretary of State

Anthony Blinken is also trying to stop a war that's broken out in Sudan, calling for 24

hours ceasefire.

We had an American diplomatic convoy that was fired on.

All of our people are safe and unharmed.

But this action was reckless.

China is accused of even more meddling in the US, operating in a legal police outpost

in New York City to harass and intimidate Chinese dissidents.

Two agents have been arrested.

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