 Yet journalists were allowed brief access to the courtroom, where they saw Gershkovich, looking healthy but with his head shaved, standing in a glass cage. Prosecutors accused Gershkovich of collecting secret information about a Russian tank factory on the orders of the CIA. Gershkovich, the journal, and the U.S. government all reject the espionage charge, noting Gershkovich was a journalist working with full accreditation from the Russian Foreign Ministry at the time of his arrest. Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.