the belskys were shot, we don’t know who.pressure on , he’s not afraid for his life, he ’s worried about his daughter, i’ll tell him that we won’t protect tatyana anymore, we don’t guarantee her security, maybe... will say that veselovsky is there? and, by the way, veselovsky, veselovsky is quite smart. he is investigating the case in parallel with kravchenko. and i have already found a witness from the scene of the murder of the redhead from koptsev. and now i have already compiled a composite sketch of the person the witness is talking about. yes, a shady guy. remember, we kept wondering who was helping kravchenko do these things. ours have recorded it. meeting, very similar, this is him, and probably this person knows almost everything about kravchenko, find him immediately, find out who he is, catch him on something hot, as i understand it, we have nothing on this person, let’s find it, let ’s work, guys, and in the meantime i ’ll meet with kravchenko, talk, set up a meeting, and he ’ll come, wherever he goes, i’ll look h

well, renad, did you find out who shot the belskys?, you because of him, you’re unhappy, you cry every day , no, that’s not true, well, you see, your dad is suffering too, i don’t feel well, i ’ll go outside and get some fresh air, excuse me. so what are you going to do, work with your head, if they don’t remove you from this department of yours, they won’t remove you, if we do everything right, they won’t remove you, they will even promote you, you just need to work so that everyone forgets about simonovich. and greenery, it is necessary for some new topic to appear in the city, a wave of crime, thefts, robberies, muggings, even murders, about old cases, then that’s it they will forget, then they will definitely remove you, you didn’t think about it, they won’t remove you, i will solve these crimes. well, you came up with a good idea, only you will be fired ahead of time because of semyonovich, you were given 3 days to do everything about everything, so you need to decide something. right now, here you are right, we need to, we need t

belsky thugs are coming to the city, they will look for your father, let them, you’re crazy, they willm kill , i have no reason to live without oleg, i won’t live, listen to me, please, i mean this too i thought it was true or not, i don’t know, but most likely oleg is alive, apparently he was ordered, and you need to provide proof, i... i can’t find another explanation, well, who would take photographs of the murder and then store these photographs at home, most likely kostya hid it, and the photographs are not true, you know? kolych, i’m listening, comrade colonel wrote a statement against kravchenko to the prosecutor’s office, send me an email, what did he write there? there is. allow me, comrade colonel, come in, materials on the simonovich case, give me here, i i looked through zelenin’s file, it would be necessary to bring up his file from the archives, he and kravchenko worked closely, and zelenin is the one who grew up, so exactly, and where is he? he’s here in the region, in the colony for... employees to go and interrogate, definitely go and interrogate, i would go myself, bu

council of the republic, national coordinator for achieving sustainable development goals, valery belskynd chairman of the standing commission on international affairs of national security sergei rachkov took part in the plenary segment of the summit in new york. what are the goals of sustainable development? why all countries strive to achieve them and what successes belarus has achieved in this direction will be discussed with competent experts. right now. today we have experts in our studio who are well versed in achieving sustainable development goals. valery belsky, deputy chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus, national coordinator for achieving sustainable development goals, doctor. research institute of economics, academy of sciences of belarus, candidate of economic sciences, associate professor, dear guests, good evening, good evening, so, the sustainable development goals, what are these goals, what do they consist of, and what does the united nations organization, the un general assembly have to do with it. the 2030 agenda, as it is called

it would be right for me to put them on the right track, and it would also be very good to set the belskysgainst your dad’s bandits, this would play into our hands very much, and you don’t feel sorry for them, they’ll start killing each other friend for nothing, for nothing, but you feel sorry for them, are they people? these people want to kill you, and the fewer such people walk the streets of the city and look for you, the easier it will be for me to protect you, some kind of animal logic, don’t you think so, in our environment, well, people like me, your father, this ok, working logic, well, you can do something without this, i already try to work with minimal risk, but just negotiate with such people... what else do they need? unfortunately, it won't work. from some positions in the criminal world, you can only resign feet first. what does this have to do with me and my father? this is how it happened historically, if he was just an ordinary fighter there, and he was in charge. group of smugglers, some kind of nonsense, yes, i completely agree with your opinion, but only those who are

mayor, let go of the tikhonovskys and take the belskys, just be careful, that’s for sure. do, listen, do n’t worry about this, it wasn’t enough for you to the box got on my nerves, and i would too. i squeezed a little more, but what will we tell people, what won’t we say, calm down, i’m working on it, i see, okay, whatever, you know, i thought, while i was on my way to see you, it’s all over with oleg, simply because it’s a betrayal. no, it’s not that he has a child, it’s clear that all this happened before we met him, that he hid it from me, which means that he never took me seriously, because when it’s serious, then there are no secrets, even if it’s something bad, shameful, you’re right, you’re absolutely right, and vlad, vlad is just good. and let it be so, let it be so fly, you know, i remember now, in our communal apartment there was such a small kitchen that there was no room for anyone at all, nothing, but here you are. so big, yes nadyusha, well, yes, i don’t know, i’m so grateful to you, for the first time in so many years i felt like a real person, well, thank g

alexander, you are the daughter of a lame belsky authority, i found out about this that evening when you tried to pour poison into me in exactly the same glass of wine, remember, but only then did i change the glasses, swapped them in places so that you could drink the poison yourself, and for some reason you knocked the glass out of my hands, no matter what, by accident, why, sasha, why, is it because? she simply fell in love with me, i understood it from your eyes then, that’s why i didn’t let you die then, when you were in the shower, i checked your pockets, your purse, but i didn’t find any poison, you didn’t find any poison there because i threw it out the window, i just realized that i couldn’t kill you, kostya, you know, because i love you, after all , fate is a villain, really, you’re the daughter of a thief ? legally, i fell in love with a cop, you knew what you were doing, you are brave, sasha, for you, why didn’t you remove me then, well, when you found out everything, why didn’t you remove me? because i love you too, i haven’t told this to a single woman, well, except for

the term that the belskys gave him is ending.it can happen to anyone. he’s just like me, or like a lame man, for example, so don’t expect anything good from him, he just has a sick heart, well, yes, old age is not a joy, but tell me, if he came in now, you would have him i forgave him, he is a murderer, a bandit, your oleg, most likely killed, i would have communicated with him, but not i know, leave me alone. hello, i have a few questions about the death of your husband, you found the killer, what else do you need from me, we need everything from you that you know, we are investigating. you're accusing him of murder, aren't you? yes, but no one listens to me, they still think i ’m crazy, so the new boss suggested that i go to a mental hospital, well, i can’t offer you anything yet, let’s do this, you tell everything, and we’ll decide what we can do, but i don’t believe you, i don’t trust anyone anymore, but we don’t ask you to believe us, we ask you to tell us everything you know. the witness saw another man and another car in t

brian belski tells you how to own growth and value. easy to say these things but making money is harder. my take on the deafening silence of the world's once largest corporation being sold, u.s. steel. what the hell is going on? all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: always fascinating to me that the surveys and government data has far more influence on the stock market than hard news, real hard data out of corporate america. for instance, take a look at earning shortfalls last 24 hours, winnebago, general mills, fedex. the stocks are getting hammered a lot on missed earning opportunities. i get it, maybe the, maybe the rv craze during the pandemic has given way to the travel craze? you can say we understand that but i figure people still eating cheerios. maybe i got that wrong. obviously we're getting a whole lot more packages delivered than ever before. some are saying fedex are losing share to competitors still this business is so big, when i looked last night, i looked through the numbers, no way they should see t

joining us stephanie link, jim lebenthal, and brian belski here at post 9. let's get a check on the markets at noon eastern. the dow right now up for the s&p, the nasdaq the best performer up almost a half a percent. stephanie, you're here to my left. are you a believer? do you think it's getting stretched? >> i am a believer. we'll talk about a new buy i did last week. i think this week we can say this is the soft landing week officially. if you look at the cpi, 9.1% last year and you're looking at a six-month annualized number, 2.8%, retail sales with a control group, 4.4%, that's huge and a big surprise. industrial production was better than expected today. initial claims at 205,000 four-week moving average. nowhere near a recession. so you add up all of that, lower inflation. that sets up earnings if you think the fed is done and they will start to cut. i don't know when they are going to cut, but they are going to cut. we've seen peak. powell told you that, we've seen the peak. to answer your question, all of this sets up well and at the same time the 4

brian belski joinss w. he gave you s macro viewbut he's rebalanced his book, and he has a mber of new buys and sells. good to see you and thanks for viewers.ack on to are th our in terms of your large c discipline valueund, you bought boston properties, disney, goldma merck, al alcommi think it's very interesting that you bought a bunch of regional banks that were t center of the storm some six months ago, but here we are. tell me about those first, the moved you made getting into those. >> thanks for havings and you're bng very righteous and nice to steve today. it's a tough day for him. we're fundg some by selling netflix. we bought in june of last year as an opportunistic value call. so we're funng some of that and, as you know, we've been big bank believers for a long me. if you take a look at price correlations in elds, bank of america, berkshire and the brokerages look very good. jpmorgan, we're ing jpmorgan to fund some of this, and i also think,oo, of our theme of everytng in moderation, own a littl

valery belsky, deputy chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus, maximermalovich, deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus, yuri silverstov, minister of finance of belarus, igor klepcha, first deputy minister of taxes and duties of belarus. dear guests, good evening. good evening, we know that a draft law on changing the tax code has been submitted to the lower house of parliament. what changes are planned in what? basic changes, standard changes - this is the updating of the tax rates that are set in belarusian rubles, right in the code, inflation is increasing, the rates are being updated, an understandable, completely normal process, the second point is, say, the improvement of tax administration, digitalization is underway, appear some new opportunities and payments in general types of business. naturally, this is the second block, and the third block, let’s say, these are issues that are related to an increase or decrease in any rates, or this benefits, or this is an increase in taxation for certain sectors, so this time, uh, there

charles: taking out capital economics, even 5100 for me our friend -- >> brian belski, great guy.d yardeni is at 5400. the ed yardeni is the hottest guy in my mind on the street with broad calls. >> agree. charles: where do you think? your guesstimate where we end next year? i don't want to touch the telestrator, i think around 5500. 55 sounds about right we still have enough bears out there. when the market goes down, charles as you and i know the bears come out of woods. with the market going up, stabilization on rates, fed speak my god the bears are gone. where were they all along? they will come back when the market goes down that pushes it up. charles: you're contrarian with the experts? when the experts are contrarian you say fullish? >> when everyone starts tell my, telling you, even when my mom calls, hey, got extra couple hundred bucks, what should i buy, market will go down thanks to you. if you got calls happening, get money out of peoples vice grips to get it invested that is good time when markets tend to do very well. charles: talk about a couple names you're buying