In today's other news, Russian-American Cassinia Catalina is flying back to the United States

tonight after 14 months in Russian captivity.

She was released as part of a prisoner swap, the second since President Trump returned

to the White House.

Here's Nick Schifrin.

A smiling Cassinia Carolina today on her way back home.

After being released from Russian custody in video filmed by Russia's spy agency.

She was arrested last February and sentenced to 12 years in a maximum security prison colony

for committing treason.

The U.S. called that absolutely ludicrous.

Her crime? A donation of $51

and 80 cents to a U.S.-based humanitarian group that helps Ukrainians affected by the war.

Carolina was a former ballerina and lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade. Her

boyfriend, Chris Van Heerden, told us last February how much she was missed.

She's kind, loving, funny, loved by all her friends.

Everyone admits her once more of Kisina.

She is funny as hell.

She has so much life in her.

Carolina was part of a swap, engineered by CIA director John Ratcliffe, for Arthur

Petrov, who flew back to Russia today. He was arrested for smuggling military-grade electronics

to Russia in violation of U.S. sanctions. Today, President Trump said he hoped the swap

could turn into more diplomatic momentum.

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