pederin headed the hmal prosecutor's office in 1991. district attorney was considered an incorruptible, principled man, who lived modestly and did not even have his own. that is, i believe that this, as a trait of a leader, adherence to principles, it was a principled position that cost prosecutor yuri bederin his life. evening of july 25, 2000. the service volga stops near a residential panel on komenterna street, kantemantiysky. the head of the regional prosecutor's office gets out of the car, yuri bederin goes to his entrance. two killers are already waiting for the general of justice. i heard some kind of grinding, well, as if, you know, there was something on the iron, i think, well again, someone is building something behind her, well , that’s it, she calmed down, then literally a few minutes later she runs in, well , the doorbell rings, i open it, the police are standing, asking where the hip lives, i say, on the fourth floor , i say, something happened, he says, yes it happened, i came out of the entrance, there on the stairs, r

wish, you, that is, tormenting me, i’m not there, but why should she torment, the murder of the prosecutorf khantamansiysky, autonomous... find. researchers from all over the country. the killers and the organizer of the crime were quickly identified. they pointed to the customer, an influential official, the head of the local control and audit department of the ministry of finance, yuri chekin. many people were hunting for the criminal auditor. years, first the prosecutor general's office searched, and then the investigative committee, they offered a substantial reward for information about the whereabouts, but to get out they were able to track down the fugitive only in 2021, after chekin’s relatives began fighting for the inheritance of the invisible man, how the accused managed to hide for so long, how yuri chekin made a living while... from underground and why his millions may not go to anyone , we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. an inconspicuous house on kalinina street in the center of khantamansiysk. in the early morning of october 26, 2021, special forces stor

prosecutor's day.imes, this department was one of the few government agencies where people could turn with any of their troubles and problems, from power outages in their apartments to deception by scammers. but today the priority is still the protection of the social rights of citizens, this was especially noted by the president, congratulating him on professional holiday of veterans of the prosecutor's office. egor grigoriev has all the details. on the walls of the marble hall where the ceremony takes place are portraits of all 32 prosecutors general of tsarist russia. the gallery is opened, of course, by pavel yaguzhinsky; peter the great appointed him the eye of the sovereign, and since then, for the fourth century, the department has been guarding the law and protecting rights. and freedom of citizens. at the festive meeting, representatives of the supervisory department from all over russia, the prosecutor's office for 302 years, for the multifaceted and president vladimir putin thanked the effic

what will prosecutors need to prove? >> well, prosecutors are going to really focus on the weapon itself. and i think there's a lot of questions to be answered as to that. they're going to have to establish mr. baldwin as we look there, involuntary manslaughter, negligent use of the firearm, was the firearm used in such a careless way to rise to the level of criminality? as to the second count did he act reasonably, inappropriately in its use? in answering those questions you have to establish what we call as lawyers a chape of custody. how did the firearm get into the set? who examined the firearm at what point? did they do their specific jobs before it got to him? was it analyzed properly? was he told it was a cold gun meaning and thinking it was a prop, such that he would not believe even if he pulled the trigger which he denies doing it would go off. so they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the standard he employed really deserves to be criminalized, and that's why he'd be prosecuted if a jury were to con

we pay great attention to the annual report of the prosecutor general, in it.mation about the state of law and order in the country is always presented, on behalf of the president of russia, the government and federal assembly, those who especially distinguished themselves in service and veterans of the prosecutor's office were today presented with state and departmental awards and certificates of honor, this is already a good tradition. egor grigoriev, sergey truskov, dmitry matrosov, news. now it's time for economic news. russian airlines at the end of the year. transportation increased by 10%, 105 million people used their services, transport minister vitaly savelyev said. the result exceeded many forecasts, so the federal air transport agency expected passenger traffic at 103 million, the ministry of transport about 101. as prime minister mikhail mishustin previously stated, civil aviation has overcome the main difficulties associated with sanctions. there were 6,700,000 more individuals with brokerage accounts on the moscow exchange last year. and the tota

in order of supervision, the day of the prosecutor's office employee. who they helped protect their interests and what kind of work. is waiting for the president this year, they wanted it to be worse, but something went wrong. the london times unwittingly advertised russia as a tourist attraction. so, the united states, britain, and a few others who joined them countries, but not all who were invited, delivered a powerful blow to the part of yemen controlled by the houthi armed group. map for understanding yemen at the entrance from the east. than the route around all of africa, which the largest shipping companies switched to when the houthis, in a show of solidarity with the palestinians in gaza, began to attack ships going to israel. the west refers to maritime security when justifying the attack on yemen, which, by the way, violates american laws, and not just international law. condemned these strikes as an adventure that threatens global peace. indeed, a new hot spot is emerging in the middle east with direct western participation. the houthis hav

out of the state budget, prosecutors say, _ straight out of the state budget, prosecutors say, rightinto the i hands of these thugs in western ukraine. — hands of these thugs in western ukraine. and— hands of these thugs in western ukraine, and then _ hands of these thugs in western ukraine, and then some - hands of these thugs in western ukraine, and then some of- hands of these thugs in western ukraine, and then some of that| hands of these thugs in western - ukraine, and then some of that money was sent— ukraine, and then some of that money was sent out— ukraine, and then some of that money was sent out of— ukraine, and then some of that money was sent out of the _ ukraine, and then some of that money was sent out of the country. _ ukraine, and then some of that money was sent out of the country. this - was sent out of the country. this has got — was sent out of the country. this has got a — was sent out of the country. this has got a lot— was sent out of the country. this has got a lot of— was sent out of the country. this has got a lot of headlines - was sent out of the country.

but now the prosecutor wondered this.tch released days after the shooting bore a striking resemblance to her boss. why hadn't she demanded police focus their investigation on jaime? what was she hiding? >> coming up, some pointed questions for the widow. >> did you wake up together in denver and tahoe? >> no. >> was there an affair? >> were they groping each other. >> did you see the parties kiss? >> yes, i did. >> when dateline continues. es i don't have kids at all. it's so good, it makes it look like i have magical powers! with 80% less scrubbing, mr. clean magic eraser makes cleaning easy. also available in sheets! what can you do with sensitive skin? ( ♪♪ ) cetaphil moisturizing lotion hydrates for a full 48 hours. because a lot can happen in 48 hours. cetaphil. we do skin. you do you. get over here kids. because a lot can happen time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are

public confidence matters to prosecutors. if there is a glaring conflict of interest and problems with money, you can bet it will undermine public confidence. >> and willis tried to squash the subpoena, calling her to testify next week. accusing his estranged wife of trying to ruin the election interference case. if she has something to hide, why not be deposed? >> i think the d.a. is far out of line here. she receives a subpoena in a divorce case. the subpoena is not an accusation. it mean you're a witness who has relevant information. clearly, she has information about mr. wade, about his finances, about whatever his current relationships may be. the way the d.a. responded to that is she took the criminal case against donald trump and injected that into the divorce case, trying to use it as a shield from her having to testify. she clearly has relevant information. i think it is very improper for her to say, you're trying to interfere with this criminal case. that's the d.a. who is using the criminal case as a shield. and i

one of the prosecutors, the federal prosecutors, the federal prosecutors, was there and he blocked —his pick up unit, alleway— blocked with his pick up unit, alleway and i said you can't pass, — alleway and i said you can't pass, there's an operation going _ pass, there's an operation going on— pass, there's an operation going on and you cannot continue. we were like what on earth _ continue. we were like what on earth is — continue. we were like what on earth is going on here? at that time, — earth is going on here? at that time, we — earth is going on here? at that time, we didn't suspect much so we waited — time, we didn't suspect much so we waited in the cars. for a while — we waited in the cars. for a while and _ we waited in the cars. for a while. and then, they let us pass — while. and then, they let us pass and _ while. and then, they let us pass. and that was it. the next day on — pass. and that was it. the next day on october 29, one of the federal— day on october 29, one of the federal prosecutors came to the garbage — federal prosecutors came to the garbage dump and said

russia celebrated the day on friday employee of the prosecutor's office.e few government agencies where people could turn with any of their troubles and problems, from power outages in their apartments to deception by scammers. but today the priority is still protecting the social rights of russians. the president especially noted this when congratulating him on his professional holiday. law and justice. and this year our citizens expect equally active offensive work from you. as before, priority tasks include identifying and eliminating violations of social labor rights of citizens. monitoring the strict observance of legal rights, payments and benefits for participants in a special military operation and their families. the work of prosecutors has increased significantly over three centuries. opposition. special officers are in their hands to ensure law and order in the army. protecting the rights of our military and overseeing compliance with defense orders, but the rights of ordinary citizens are equally important. the prosecutor's office responds to p

not chris, said the prosecutor, but his daughter. >> she called 911.e body out of the spa. he had no interest in truly helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course. but prosecutor strunsky poked around in chris hall's past as a and what did he find? >> this man had an uncanny ability to fabricate stories. >> seven years earlier, while hall was chief of police in cascade, idaho, he was charged with and convicted of misuse of public money, embezzled $19, 000, spent ten months in jail. a white collar crime, hardly murder. but what struck the prosecutor is that he says hall tried to cover it up. to plan a fraud, to lie about it, not just lie about it, but lie about it effectively. >> i think that was very telling about who we were dealing with. >> suddenly the prosecutor's prospects were looking better. at the trial, strunsky made lindsay patterson his star witness, of it was her story, after all, that got the whole thing started. but almost as important, he called the riverside county medical examiner who testified that those lacerations in cristi'

--what are we talking about if a vice president leverage leverage is a billion dollars to get a prosecutor fired after five days of having a phone call with burisma executives and his son gets paid millions for doing nothing with no experience at a time that he's a drug addicts. what do you call that? >> they call it bribery. what you just described, sean, is the facts that took place when joe biden went to ukraine and conditioned the release of american tax dollars eight to ukraine on the firing of the prosecutor who was applying pressure to burisma. all of that is corroborated by the confidential human source. they told the fbi that the head of burisma said we hired hunter biden to protect us through his dad. that's the prosecutor who they got fired, the conditional release of getting money is victor shope and. he is mentioned eight times in the 1023 form. we are asking for the earlier 1023 form so we can put that information together with this as well. that's the heart of this matter. then you have this other evidence that jamie and jason have brought forward from their committees that

among modern prosecutors.re essentially the same, and the human rights and law enforcement potential of the prosecutor’s office helped the residents of krasnoyarsk. several new microrans were left without a sufficient number of schools and kindergartens. students have to travel to neighboring areas, and some families wait several years for places in kindergartens. residents wrote complaints to administration, but only the prosecutor's office could help. i have in my hands a court decision, according to which the city administration is obliged to create it within 3 years. 135 places in preschool and school institutions in the city, thank you, we are all looking forward to a bright future. modern challenges pose new tasks for prosecutors, prosecutor general igor krasnov spoke about this today. in connection with the start of the election campaign , serious supervisory measures will have to be taken during its conduct on voting days, so as not to allow gross violations of the law, outright provocations and other

the final point, which areva started, the original prosecutors from the team that filed charges,, prosecutors had all kinds of issues. at one point there was one person that was brought on to the prosecution team. it was actually a republican legislator in new mexico is also working on the case. the baldwin team crowd fouled there. the snacks of politics. bottom line, a new special prosecution team was brought in. that was the team that ultimately presented to the grand jury the grandeur found that yes out baldwin should be indicted on two counts. >> josh and areva. so it goes on. we will continue to follow along with you. stay with cnn news central. we will be right back. >>> the white house says president biden spoke with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, today. it is the first time the two leaders have spoken in nearly a month. the tiny is really interesting here. yesterday, netanyahu rejected a two-state solution. of course, a taco the biden administration. more forcibly than we have seen him do before. with language that is causing a huge outcry. -- a former director for syria

, and wish professional success to the prosecutors and employees of the prosecutor's office. people who have worked fruitfully and with high dedication for many years in the prosecutorial system of our country. made a significant contribution to strengthening the rule of law. throughout their more than three-century history, prosecutors have convincingly confirmed their significant, significant role, their special purpose in serving the law of the fatherland. and the modern prosecutor's office is one of the most important institutions of state power. all your activities are traditionally related to protection. rights and freedoms of citizens, ensuring supervision over compliance with federal and regional legislation, on behalf of the state you participate in trials, fight criminal corruption, and contribute to the development of russia as a sovereign democratic state. the work of prosecutors is always noticeable behind your every decision, presentation or protest, warning or verification material. continue to fulfill official duties with dignity and principle, to serve the pe

the school where the future prosecutor bederin studied was named after him.ly-haired, handsome boy, as they say now: a support group, so here he is i was in this group in class, and when i came to lessons, i felt that you never know... anything can happen, that i have support, i have support, among all of them yura bederin. the children of yuri bederin followed in their father’s footsteps, one of them is lieutenant colonel of justice, igor bederin. now he heads the cybercrime investigation department of the main investigative department of the investigative committee in yekaterinburg. the children of employees like my father basically have no other choice. well it. uh, again, a tribute to that time , there is no alternative when you see what your father is doing it, and i am his son, i understand how well he does it, what a good job he does, and i wish the same, that is, i didn’t just go forcedly, i followed the path that i saw from childhood , as all this happens, i believed that some knowledge i received in the course of everyday interactions, everyday conv

procedural management is carried out by the office of the prosecutor general.se are the changes we warned about. it is important not only to find. guilty of abuses, but also to return what was lost. we continue to work. mr. vitaly, when we talk about corruption of this caliber, who bears political responsibility for such corruption? that's a good question, let's get to those 15 billion first, it's a really good result. unfortunately, there is very little in the information field about what exactly it is about, that is, there are no details, i am waiting, it will be possible to have more details in the communication of the prosecutor general's office, because the truth is interesting about... what contract is in question, i will just remind you that zareznik 's dead debutorka amounted to 33 billion hryvnias, that is , it was money that was paid for goods to contractors, mostly taken abroad, and for which the army did not receive anything. 15 billion is cool, it's a good step forward, i 'll remind you that under resnikov, it was about 33 billion. come on, who is

has apologised to _ prosecutor in scotland who has apologised to those _ prosecutor in scotland whogised to those who - prosecutor in scotland who has i apologised to those who suffered prosecutor in scotland who has - apologised to those who suffered a miscarriage ofjustice as a result of the post office horizon scandal she said she wanted to acknowledge the harm caused by people in these cases who have suffered a miscarriage ofjustice. we can go back to the house of commons now where mps are debating the safety of the plan from the government of the rwanda plan and we can now hear from bill cash. it is rwanda plan and we can now hear from bill cash. , , ., bill cash. it is the duty of the courts to _ bill cash. it is the duty of the courts to apply _ bill cash. it is the duty of the courts to apply the _ bill cash. it is the duty of the courts to apply the law, - bill cash. it is the duty of the i courts to apply the law, whether that would — courts to apply the law, whether that would involve _ courts to apply the law, whether that would involve the _ courts to apply the law, whe

that certainly be more accusation against the icbc prosecutor. so cutting con, isn't it? does that he favors is really charges over long standing palestinian charges. do you, how much pressure do you think the cutting con is on the, as the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is a huge amount of pressure and right is so, and i think your observations regarding the at will also the global observation is that he's favoring the is, is, is really side of the palestinian side because we need to bear in mind this is these advisory motions also by the i c, j and other countries regarding the legal annexation of territories. when it's happening in the west by the changing status of tourism. all these charges have been brought well before, you know, october 7th and this has never been looked into by the court. but he is and he should be experiencing a lot of pressure on i think a key point to note that was noted again, but by the previous pods which we most pickup on is the speeding this at which the icbc can act. because with the i c j for example, we know that a

the prosecutor's office will help.ello, hello, happy housewarming to you, hugs, i’d rather like this. the president congratulated the department's employees on their professional holiday. people with limitless possibilities, i have already jumped with a parachute, i plan to go skating, dreams come true when such willpower and such specialists are nearby, the creators of bionic prostheses presented developments no worse, or even better, than foreign ones, family and political affairs in france, stephane zijurne became the minister of foreign affairs, he has a special relationship with the new prime minister gabriel athal. who headed the government 3 days ago. so, another hot spot on the world map: the smoldering fire has flared up so that the fire could affect several states. the armed forces of the united states and britain, with the support of their allies, hit houthi targets in yemen. they with autumn attacked ships in the red sea, thereby hiding to cause damage to israel. the last straw could have been an attack by

-- wade as a special prosecutor, again, a special prosecutor on the 2020 case, he goes to the bidenthe biden white house including the white house counsel -- by the way, he charged taxpayers for two 8-hour-long meetings before the trump indictment. by the way, he even charged, i think he billed for 24 hours on a single day. really in he worked for 24 the hours? so back up. so when you see that going on, that the biden white house is involved too, what's your take on it? >> well, my take is this raises serious concerns about the biden white house being involved in trying to engineer if a prosecution against their potential opposition in the 2024 presidential race are. that -- look, that's the kind of hinge that goes on in third world countries. it's not supposed to happen here. and all of this is on top of fani willis perhaps having not just violated state ethics rules, but state raws -- laws and even potentially federal law by hiring a man that she was -- a married man, she was apparently having an affair with and paying him upwards of a million dollars in taxpayer funds. and then g

, and it went to an appointment of a special prosecutor and then the special prosecutor dismissed the charges. so that's a real risk. >> so who is in charge of the agency that would be appointing a new prosecution team? >> pete is the executive director, he actually was the special prosecutor who decided to dismiss those charges against the police officer. he could point himself but he could appoint a private attorney, or an existing district attorney. part of the problem is it may not be easy to find somebody who wants the job. there's not good resources to pay a private attorney and the existing offices that are large enough, still don't want to take on this case. the other problem is even if she prevails, donald trump and his lawyers are going to ask for an appeal, you are familiar with that, laura. >> let's explain what that is, professor. >> sure, that's an opportunity to appeal an issue before you get to trial and that's what's happening in the jack smith case in the district of columbia. the judge has a decision on presidential immunity to the court of appeals and there's a hal

prosecutors without the benefit of hindsight were entitled to take at face value.ealing the true extent of horizon problems. because of the failures by the post office, we now know that a number of people in scotland may have suffered a miscarriage ofjustice, and in circumstances like these, our justice system enables those who may have suffered a miscarriage of justice to appeal a conviction by virtue of an application to the scottish criminal cases review commission who made themselves review and refer a case to the high court for appeal. the findings in the english group litigation headed by alan bates which were later endorsed in 2021 by the english court of appeal when quashing 39 convictions of those it had held had suffered a miscarriage ofjustice or —— are significant, because it confirmed beyond doubt the extent of

the prosecutor was investigating the storming of a t. v station by narcotics traffic is last week. drug cartels have been waging a bloody campaign of kidnappings and killings to the violence of again when a notorious gang leader escaped from prison police into a major ecuadorian prison near the city of guy of quill, rounding up inmates as government forces tried to crack down on rapidly escalating gang violence, it was from this prison, the gang both adult for macias, also known as fetal escaped, sparking major violence across ecuador. the government prosecutor, that is the licensed casualty, is swati is, was investigating the recent storming of a t v studio by the gang members. he was shot deed on wednesday to remain have been arrested over the killing, and his colleagues are appealing for more protection. little schools in organized crime groups, framing those temporaries will not stop our commitment to a quite during society. we. we continue doing overboard with more friends and more compromises. it must be clear to all these up pro s

now prosecutors appear to say yes, this grand jury said yes. that he should be indicted but of course we'll have to wait and see what happens next. we did get a statement in today from baldwin's attorney very short statement saying they look forward to their day in court, anderson. >> all right, thanks so much. appreciate it josh. >> hinton is in buffalo to watch his beloved wills to play in this weekend's game. he asked if we could send him. we said susure, atat least as s as thehe p parking lotot. he hasas our cold d weather prp nenext. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> any diehard buffalo bills fans looking to earn $25 per hour s

of specialized... prosecutors in the field of defense , seven officials of the ministry of defense, among them odious officials who, according to the investigation , purchased low-quality bulletproof vests, bulletproof vests, one case regarding them has already been transferred to the higher anti-corruption court, under the procedural guidance of the prosecutors of the specialized prosecutor's office in the field of defense , two more proceedings are being investigated based on the facts of the purchase of low-quality bulletproof vests and personal protective equipment in the amount of more than one and... uah 4 billion. mr. vitaly, i am most interested in this situation, have you not seen these large flows of money, this is a large flow, 1 billion there are 400 million of bulletproof vests, of poor quality, and grynkevich there is 1 billion, in my opinion 500 million, if i am not mistaken, that is, these are huge sums during the war at a time when you are constantly borrowing this money from the west, surely no one saw that it was going wrong. they are not going to the right people

prosecutor.den goes out and gives the speeches about donald trump being a dictator and destroy democracy, basically comparing him to hitler, you see this in the media and the party, i don't think it's getting enough focus, it's outrageous what he's doing, don't his federal judges hear this? don't his prosecutors here this, whether their local democrat elected das or whether the attorney general and the department of justice. isn't this as much messaging to the criminal justice system in the democrats in it and to the poisoning of a potential jury poll and democrat cities as anything else, you don't want hitler to get elected and you might get elected it's up to you to stop them isn't that a conclusion from his behavior and conduct would give the speeches, thinks raven beyond its unprecedented to see extensive effort by the president to send a message. his only message she's got to combat what's coming. his policies have failed, his economy is terrible at this point, what does he have, yes messagi

vyacheslav volodin also presented state duma awards to employees of the prosecutor’s office. session has begun: on january 16 , deputies will gather for the first plenary session and will continue legislative work until the end of july. protecting the labor rights and personal data of russians, freeing doctors from paperwork, increasing the safety of passenger transportation, including in new territories, are just some of the topics that committees and factions are working on. details in the review by alexander shavirin. in the spring session, the liberal democrats will continue to work on issues of demography and rural development, the head said faction leonid slutsky. the ldpr declared 2024 the year of rural youth. these will all become reference points, reference points in ours. svo, so that our soldiers can choose a center convenient for themselves and undergo rehabilitation there for free. work will continue on support measures for pensioners, teachers, and doctors. we will definitely still insist on the return of indexation of pensions for working pensioners. we will, o

this verdict can be appealed by the participants in the criminal proceedings, that is, the prosecutor, the accused, who has already been convicted by the court, and the victims, whether any of these participants will appeal the verdict. we do not know yet, while we are ready for an appellate review, the prosecutors have indisputable evidence actions, they are condemned, and we are not afraid. reviewing the court decision. well, thank you for joining us on the air. taras semkiv, deputy head of the department of combating crimes and armed conflict of the prosecutor general's office. the ministry of environmental protection and natural resources has information about the destruction of unique species of animals after the destruction of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant. this was announced by the head of the department, ruslan strilets, in an interview with rada tv channel. he also reported the preliminary amount of losses that were caused the ukrainian ecosystem by its actions. terrorists, in fact, kakhovka is really the biggest act of ecocide since the first day of the full-scal

it happened during his recent trip to the world economic form in davos statement, from swiss. prosecutors said the plaintive seeking a criminal prosecution in power though to case brought by south africa at the international court of justice, accusing israel of genocide in gaza as the destruction escalates on the ground, mexico and she likes and of now with the both israel and thomas to the international criminal court site in consents about war crimes. while the, you and i, c, j come some traits on disputes between countries. the icpc is a criminal tribunal which can prosecute the individuals during hood soaks appearance in davos, he put forward his rails position on the war in gaza while rejecting the challenges of genocide twisting. and i'm not shy away from the human tragedy in gaza. and you want to know something we care, we care the boys, if it is paint for us. that's all neighbors. i was suffering so much. but how else can we defend ourselves in an infrastructure of the old unbelievable size? and i call upon the entire international community to stand with is running or reject this

prosecutors said the case could be refiled at a later date.ensic analysis indicated the gun could not have been fired without someone pulling the trigger. prosecutors said additional facts have come to light that we believe show mr. baldwin has criminal culpability in the death of halyna hutchins and said a grand jury would decide. if convicted of the new accusations, baldwin faces up to 18 months in prison. >> all right, both charges are involuntary manslaughter, but one is negligent use of a firearm, the other is without due caution. here to break down the indictment is attorney areva martin. first off, is this unusual to be indicted for a second time? >> it is unusual, particularly in this case, amara, where you have prosecutors who pretty much acknowledge that they couldn't move forward with the first case, dismissing charges, and now having a second case brought forward, the grand jury issuing this indictment. it's pretty much the same evidence, although they said new evidence came forward. we heard even before the new indictment that the

the prosecutor's office is concerned about the problem of deaths and injuries in fires. the situation is disappointing. in just this short working week, the fire claimed the lives of almost two dozen people. as for last year, he died in a fire. situations and, as a result , do not take effective measures. this forced prosecutors to strengthen control over the implementation of legislation in the field of fire prevention. what is the situation in families classified as dysfunctional and how do people relate to personal safety along with victoria radevich learned from prosecutors using the example of the klichevsky district. we heat it in the morning and heat it twice in the evening. here's how much is enough. on behalf of the prosecutor general , inspections are carried out in regions with the most unfavorable situation in terms of compliance with fire safety requirements. security, the main attention is paid to assessing the effectiveness of the work of local executive and administrative bodies, internal affairs bodies, the ministry of emergency situations, other subject

elizabeth: when you rook at the other prosecutors -- look at the other prosecutors on the case, katielified. she's a former dekalb county assistant d.a.. she handle9 -- handled dozens of prosecutor cases. john floyd, widely considered to be the state expert on rico prosecutions, he reportedly helped draft the state law on it, reports are combined those two prosecutors billed $116,000. but wade is charging the state taxpayers nearly $700,000. you see the difference here? this is all going to come out in court, katie. your final word. >> the house of cards may very well be falling for fani willis, absolutely. there's so many questions that don't have any obvious answers, and they're not standard practices in the law. so i think this hearing is going to be very revealing. elizabeth: katie cher cherkasky, love your insights. we'll have you back on again soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story coming up, it's a wild one, tech expert kara frederick is here. headlines coming out of davos, the world economic forum, the elites are abuzz over news about cutting edge a.i.-powered misinformatio

indeed signs of crimes, they turn to the prosecutor general, and prosecutor general andriy. must enterin the edpr and all of them, it is indicative for the whole of ukraine to bring criminal proceedings. on january 16 , the supreme council of justice was supposed to consider the appeal of the meeting of the dnipro district court regarding possible pressure from the sbi. however, the bureau did not provide an explanation of its actions or answers to the requested information. so the vrp was forced to postpone the review. we turned to the state. bureau of investigation regarding their explanations regarding the circumstances of conducting such searches, urgent searches, in connection with the above, i consider it necessary to fully clarify these circumstances and the adoption of an objective decision based on the results of the appeal and meetings of judges and judges, postpone consideration of this issue. before receiving the requested information of the documents , we also sent an information request to the state bureau of investigation with a request to explain the actions of the bure

and her special prosecutor.ngses on friday, the attorneys for wade's estranged wife provided credit card statements showing trips purchased for both wade and willis. now, there were flights to miami for the two of them in october 2022, flights to san francisco in their name in principle 2023 as well as -- april 2023 as well as cruises, hotel stays and flowers. the attorney for one of trump's co-defendants alleges that willis benefited from the money that wade is making from if fulton county. also on friday, the fulton county board of commissioners has launched an investigation into whether or not willis acted improperly when she hired wade. wade had filed for divorce in 2021, the day after he was appointed special prosecutor by the d.a. wade has earned upwards of $650,000 since he started working on the case. >> this case is tainted from the start. it should never have been brought. it's all planned. it's election interference. the case should not stand, it should be completely wiped away and dismissed. >> repor

>> not at all. >> but prosecutors feared evidence of suspicious behavior from a reprehensible husbandted murder. so, they rolled out their theory that nici never left her condo alive. >> honestly, the best evidence we had was the evidence that showed she never left that condo. >> evidence offered of david's little mistakes. remember like nici's church wedding ring left on the bathroom counter, and then there is nici's retainer. >> he forgot she wears a retainer slash night guard, and he forgot to check her mouth before he dumped her. >> something else nici's teller would likely overlook, the food found in her stomach by the medical exam. best on the analysis, prosecutors speculated nici was killed sometime between midnight and 2 am that friday night. soon after david said he came home and found nici in bed. but it was what the forensic scientists didn't find a nici system that prosecutors believed was even more damning, evidence they said prove once and for all that nici had not relapsed. >> did the me find evidence of prescription painkillers? >> no she had less than one therapeutic

prosecutor feinberg was finally optimistic.felt that this was a case that could be solved. if it had a new set of eyes and had somebody that could put the case together, connect all of the dots. >> what requests did you make of them? >> we wanted to know more about every piece of evidence. we had to rule out every piece of dna in that house. so, it was closing doors and excluding other people. >> you're going to learn from looking in these files. >> so, that is what these three did. as a large photo of tara kept watch. again, there was no danny to help. all they had really or lingering suspicions about the work men who went to towers house the day she vanished. phil barr, the guy who owned the septic time tank business. his helper that day, david mcmannis and their buddy peewee st. john. but nothing in this huge trove of investigative material proved anything. >> -- he organized it in such a way that it was easier to understand. >> what happened in difficult understand? >> it was confusing to the point where you didn't know wha

that's something the prosecutor has said. there's a reading between the lines going on because the prosecutors in this case have said in the writing of the case, the public interest is because there's an election coming up, because this is about the last election. and so there's -- >> what else would the public interest be? >> nobody is really saying it out loud because they can't and don't want to. that is hanging over it. >> important point. what about his response that the belief of 3/4 of republicans that this is political? >> well, you know, there is this issue where trump is using his bully pulpit regularly. he's going on camera. we're not seeing the proceedings as they're happening. we can sit in and recount what happens in court, but in federal court, there just isn't the ability to capture that. but at the end of the day, what happens and what matters most is what the jury hears, what the jury feels, and if they feel, the jurors on this, if they believe this case was properly brought and they can weigh it independent

prosecutors office. in what way? well. _ prosecutors office. in what way?hat _ prosecutors office. in what way? well, what has - prosecutors office. in what way? well, what has to . prosecutors office. in what - way? well, what has to happen here for this _ way? well, what has to happen here for this negligence - here for this negligence standard is there has to be some type of evidence from mr baldwin that he knew he was acting in some way recklessly. for instance, if you are driving a carand for instance, if you are driving a car and you are looking down texting and you kill someone, well, everyone looking at you will go "you shouldn't have been doing that, you should have known you do something to someone." nearly got a gun from someone who is an expert saying it was cold, which is another way of saying there are no live rounds and he is maintaining that he didn't point and pull the trigger. so everything he is doing in a vacuum things he was supposed to be doing, anyone in his position would be doing and would expect them to be doing. it'll be hard for

for procedural management prosecutors of the specialized prosecutor's office in the field of defensee proceedings on the facts of the purchase of low-quality body armor and means of personal protection in the amount of more than uah 1.4 billion. mr. vitaly, i am most interested in these situations, have you not seen these large flows of money, this is a large flow, one billion there are 400 million and with low-quality body armor, and the grynkevichs there are 1 billion, in my opinion 500 million, if i'm not mistaken, that is, these are huge sums during the war at a time when you are constantly borrowing this money from the west, no no one saw that they were going the wrong way, they were going to the wrong people, or everyone saw everything. everything was arranged for everyone, everyone was in the scheme, and now they spread their hands, they say, well, listen, we put seven officials there, then we must put those who did not see it, i treat your audience with respect, so i will leave the conclusion to them, i will a few facts, the most important of which is that there were no proce

of course defendants don't get to pick their prosecutors, but they are entitled to have a prosecutor who is pursuing a case free from any fear or favor to any party. so that would be the issue once this motion is decided or once the motion is heard. >> and we're looking, you see those boxes that remind us all of covid and all the zoom calls we did, but this is actually the case that is getting underway, the hearing that is getting underway, and you see that mr. wade is indeed there. nathan wade. so katie, we're four days into this accusation. it all started on monday, and we have all officially heard that the accusation is there was a romantic relationship and that it's going to be addressed by the d.a.'s office in a future fueling, but already this according to "the new york times," lawyers for mr. wade's wife jocelyn wade, issued a subpoena this week to ms. willis seeking her appearance in a divorce action that is in progress. now, all of this might just seem so much salaciousness, but here is where people point to concerns. fulton county records show that as of early october, mr.

prosecutor that's after the company, the sun or whoever it is they are after, that he wanted that prosecutor gone and you can say the horrible job he has done at the border. our country is being destroyed, or the horrible situation that took place. the lowest moment in our country was afghanistan. with shame we surrendered. people killed. many unbelievably here for -- unbelievably horrifically hurt. hundreds of people died, on both sides. hundreds of people died. there could be prosecutors for that. you cannot have a president without immunity. you have to be able to do your job. but if this didn't work out, if i wasn't given immunity, than other presidents would talk about president obama with the drone strike, which was really bad. there were mistakes, total mistakes. you cannot put a president in that position. i think most people understand it and we feel very confident that eventually, hopefully at this level, but eventually we will win. a president has to have immunity. at the other thing is, i did nothing wrong, we did nothing wrong. the investigation of the election, which was a rigg

>> pete is the special prosecutor in georgia, he actually was the special prosecutor that decided to dismiss the first charges against the police officers. he could appoint himself, but he could appoint a private attorney, he could appoint a district attorney. part of the problem, i gather, it may not be to fight the job. there's not resources to pay private attorney, and the existing da offices that are large enough don't want to take on this case. the other problem is, even if she prevails, donald trump and his lawyers are going to ask for an interlocutor tori, you are familiar with that. >> but might not be. let's explain what that is, professor, hold on for a second. >> sure. you know, that is an opportunity to appeal an issue before you go to a trial. and that is exactly what is happening here in the jack smith case, the district of columbia, the judge's decision there on presidential immunity is being appealed to the court of appeals, and there is a halt on that decision being made. that could happen here as well. she could win for the moment in front of judge mcafee, but it do

i was involved in a case where the prosecutor and the f.b.i. lied to a republican congressman. they lied to him both, prosecutor and federal agents. the judge wouldn't allow the jury to hear it. the prosecutor donated to a group that wanted to get rid of the republican congressman. the trial judge said it is not relevant and the jury won't hear it. we're talking about it from a political standpoint. whether a jury ever hears any of this in georgia versus trump, i'm not sure. >> dana: wow. the other thing happening today, shannon, 51st anniversary of roe v. wade and biden is going to make a big deal out of abortion as an issue for the democrats going forward. his statement is even as americans from ohio to kentucky to given, man -- republican elected officials continue to push for a national ban and devastating new restrictions across the country. there will be a lot on this. there is already a lot of disinformation and misinformation that's out there. how do you see it going forward? >> the knock has been on republicans. they have not taken con