taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. and the opposition has disputed the outcome, claiming that they secured the when instead election observer say voter turnout was low and the final tally won't be. and for several days, president mackey's so got his vote in early, though his party currently holds 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that its economy is struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket, leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future by mid april, that among our concerns, our education at the high cost of living and youth employ meant the presumptuous vision. all this, even with the grease young people still can't find jobs but will be in some families. the parents pensions are the only source of income, would allow mer, several leading opposition, politicians, like guzman, sancho, have been disqualified from running. they say the president has misused his power to eliminate political opponent

a spokesman for the group says at $130.00 of the countries $46.00 administrative departments that would give it a narrow advantage in parliament election observer, se, voter turnout was low and the final tally won't be in for several days. president mackie's, so got his vote in early, though his party currently holds 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that it's economy struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket. leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future by manipulating among our concerns, our education at the high cost of living and youth employment, the presumptuous vision all day long. even with the grease, young people still can't find jobs. but in some families, the parents pensions are the only source of income, would allow mer, several leading opposition. politicians, like rosemont, sancho, have been disqualified from running. they say the president has misused his power to eliminate political opponents. the opposition also fear sol is planning to break th

how many people there are in the administrative department, and this is probably the most important thing that alexander grigorievich can do and has been doing for almost 3 decades, he creates jobs sometimes it seems that out of thin air i am a republican government body subordinate directly president has an extensive diversified production base, which includes about 70 organizations with more than 27,000 people. well, i'm giving this number to those who think that the business executives and the administration - this is created solely to revolve around the president of nothing like 27,000 people. the administration of affairs. at the same time , former prime minister yuri nazarov recently headed, and at that very meeting the president suddenly revealed insight that nazarov, to put it mildly, was not inspired from the start by the news of the transfer to a new place of work, dear colleagues , i say a sincere word of gratitude to you that the president ordered trust that you appointed me to this position. yes, you immediately balked. this is you on purpose, probably, in such a way as to sh

attention be paid to the rational use of state property, which is at the disposal of the administrative departmentste, it is necessary that every meter benefits people, it should be extremely specific, and highly qualified professionals devoted to the country should work on personnel in managing affairs ilona krasutskaya alexander oleshko tv news agency. the task of the economy with a new import substitution market and a large investment project president today held a working meeting with the new deputy prime minister following the results of the personnel rotation, pyotr parkhomchik took the post of deputy head of the government, he went from a simple worker to the commercial director of mtz for a long time managed such an industrial giant as belaz and for the last 2 years he headed the entire ministry of industry, that is, a specialist with colossal experience, by the way, it so happened that today is a round date for the deputy prime minister, he is 65. we congratulate you, viktorovich, you will need to delve into certain questions if you the industry is absolutely clear, then the energy complex

t., the veterans administration, department of defense. department of education, department of the interior. so all the rest are all federal agencies, along with a mayor, a governor, the national association of tribal historic preservation officers, and the national conference of state historic preservation officers. >> so what are some of the controversial cases that have come before the advisory council? >> sure. >> prior to today. >> the dakota access pipeline is one i think that came up recently. and as you might recall, it involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance to native american tribes. that was a court permit. there was a lot of litigation. one of the things that the advisory council on the stark preservation -- historic preservation council prides itself is with native american tribes. that's a big issue these days. so that has gone several ways. the courts have approved it. the courts have been re-examined the permitting. so that was one of the controversial areas. there are a number of cases

t., the veterans administration, department of defense. department of education. be rushed or all federal agencies along with a mayor, a governor, the national association of tribal preservation officers, in the conference of state history preservation officers. >> what are some of the controversial cases that have come before the advisory council prior to today, well the dakota access pipeline is one that i think came up recently, and as you might recall, the -- involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance native american tribes. and that core permit with a lot of mitigation, it prides itself on the numeric and tribes. that has gone several ways, the courts have approved it, they have then reexamined their permitting of that. there are a number of cases that demonstrate the productive work of the advisory council. i would love to focus on those two. and, they are very diverse. you have a park in the san diego area. you have the space shuttles that have been determined eligible, you have one of the last remaining black officers club

on capitol, the subsequent investigation that's taking place at the justice department, interviewing former trump administration officials about his final weeks in office, exactly why they're doing this at this particular time, but there's a lot going on obviously on capitol hill and at the justice department leading to a raid of his mar-a-lago home today. will? >> will: as of tonight, no comment so far from the fbi or doj. mike said this is up to the american people, you, watching, to decide was this a legal raid. was this a raid in pursuit of justice or was this a partisan act to take out, not just a former president, but a potential candidate for president of the united states, and obviously, according to the latest polls, the leader of the opposition party. in order to know the answer to that question, the doj and the fbi will need to provide, and soon, the evidentiary and legal basis for this. this is a very fair statement, unprecedented action by the department of justice. let's talk about exactly what you the viewer, what you the american, should be taking away from this with steven miller, a former trum

revealed multiple time between the biden administration department and liberal think tanks, politicalers union's. no shock there. comes as were learning about the devastating impact of a cupboard locked on the bad and our kids the aqua journey not react, single parent who fled new york city over the vaccine mandate. great to see you, ms expect or want to put up the numbers on the radio i think this tells a large part of the story. the american federation of teachers donating over $2 million in this election cycle. national education association donating over $1 million in this election cycle. that's just the teachers union >> what does that cozy relationship mean for the kids that the teachers are supposed to be focused on? >> well, it looks like the money is not going to the teachers or the students in the public school system. so much, especially given everything that we have been through over the past two and half years given the covid covered pandemic. pedia, the lack of funding, the lack of opportunities for these kids to enhance and move forward in each grade in each school at t

he worked in the trump administration's department of justice. good to have you here today, ian.ving me. >> some of these students moved to different schools. some of their parents moved to a different stay. the most tragic part, many dropped out and many are in inner city areas in cities with democratic leadership who failed these children and the likelihood that they ever go back to school is pretty high, isn't it? >> yeah, that's correct. what you saw through the pandemic is several school divisions would keep schools where you had other school divisions even in the same states that would open the schools. you know, parents are looking out and saying, what's going on here? you're not following the science, you're not looking at what other schools are doing. it was more political. what you're seeing is that parents are taking their kids out of school because they don't trust the school system going forward and they're not going to engage in this behavior with keeping schools closed or masks kids up for political reasons as posed to doing what is in the best interest of the stud

he worked in the trump administration's department of justice. ian, great to see you.on start calling parents extremists, history shows that it's time for merrick garland to call in the cavalry. >> what i say to them is good. good. keep bringing it. right? when you become a parent, you also get a little bit of that incredible hulk in you. you wouldn't like us when we're angry. as terry mcauliffe noticed, didn't work out well for him. it's not going to work out well for randi weingarten and becky pringle and all of these unions that are coming after parents with ads. there's millions of parents. there's far more of us than they are of them. it is not a good idea. >> trace: yeah, that's a fair assessment. the new jersey education association issued a statement. they're saying really that they're not really targeting all parents and they go on to sale "we're concerned by attempts that we've seen to limit what other people's children are allowed to read, learn or be exposed to. such efforts to censor information available to students limit the rights of parents who want a

you look at this administration's department of homeland security's creation of a ministry of truth toafter us. every day americans across the country to tell us hey, here is what we say the truth is and is not and what you are allowed to say and what you are not allowed to say. it's hard to imagine given how blatant all of this is that this is happening in the united states of america. and that is what is so deeply concerning is that we should not, as americans, have to be thinking hey, the irs, the biden administration just passed a bill with more big spending, giving the irs $80 billion to go after entrepreneurs, every day americans who are working hard and, hey, maybe i should think about what i'm posting on facebook and if i criticize the administration, does that make me a target for an audit by this irs that will now have thousands more irs agents to go after everyday americans? these kinds of things should not be running through our minds in a democracy. these things are what happen in banana republics or dictators have federal agencies, including law enforcement to act as thei

it would have the department of justice a quick because some people after four years of the trump administrationt this department of justice to move with haste. to punish people who did things that hurt the democracy. >> i think they're moving but the fact of the matter, is to do an investigation properly, you cannot move with haste. it has to be done right, what is going on right now with the department of justice involving january 6th but before during, and after is probably the most consequential case that the government has ever done. department of justice. it has got to be done right, there is no room for error and something like this. it is a major investigation, major decision and a lot of people forget that the evidence that they are seeing on january 6th is not evidence that the doj can use in a trial. you can't take those under oath statements and depositions and plop them down in a courtroom with somebody on trial. there is a confrontational clause of the constitution that gives defended the right to cross examine. that evidence is incredibly important and it locks people in. but the

officer out of the department after he was accused of responding to the family's call for help then masturbating in front of family members. >>> we asked if he will be put on administrativeve. the department says a dui arrest or offense does not rise to the level of in the top or predatory behavior. it would place any member of the community at risk. there is a administrative process that they go through with the dmv regarding their license status after a dui arrest. this does not rise to the level where we would automatically put someone on administrative leave.>>> any dui incident puts the public in danger. is that officer going to be entrusted with the san jose police department vehicle while this case is pending.>>> the case goes to the they will review it and consider criminal charges.>>> we have the rain but thunder and lightning could be on the way. let's check in with our chief meteorologist.>>> we will still hold onto the chance of some thunderstorms in the forecast as we head into tomorrow. check out these rainfall totals. wanted creek 300. 100 in santa clara. this is all part of a very complicated pattern here. this area of low pressure and high pressure is ac

out of the department after he was accused of responding to a families call for help and then in front of family members. on the rearrest we asked if raydarius surry would be put on administrative leave. the department said a dui arrest or offense doesn't rise to the level of any kind of predatory behavior that would place any member of the community at risk. there is an administrative process drivers go through with the dmv regarding their lassen status after a dui arrest. this offense doesn't rise to administrative leave. >> any dui incident puts the in danger. is that officer going to be entrusted with the san jose police department vehicle while this case is pending. >> ian cull, today in the bay. >>> next on today in the bay, all new partnership where amazon announces a new deal with local shops what this means for your delivery times. plus. >>> hey guys, we will get our picture in the paper. >> we will be heroes. >> we won't talk about who was set to state take the stand today. today. we ♪♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun stuff. [whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and

and ironically let you know that was the clinton administration's department of justiceus that approved our voter id laws we had to have legislation approved by the department of justice. i believe that skull preclearance. for those that are registering to vote online, we are going to require them to utilize additional efforts to prove citizenship. i'm prouder among first states to adopt online voter registration. equally proud we are always looking for ways to make sure nobody can take advantage of that system. secondly i'll be pursuing an memo to our state constitution that will ban any municipality or local governing authority in louisiana for noncitizens to vote in an election. what happened in new york just a few weeks ago is an affront to election integrity and we cannot that happen. the best part of this proposed amendment is it does not need the government signature. once it passes the legislature it will be straight to theia voters of louisiana for their approval. i am proud of her record in louisiana as we continue to strengthen our laws processes and procedures graham probabl

have you heard from the biden administration or the state department on this matter? t i want to say thank you for having me. no, we have not spoken to the biden administration directly. we have had several discussions with the state department over the past year, since my brother has been detained. but we have not yet heard from them that they had designated him as wrongfully detained. >> let's talk about that. there is a law now the 2020 law the hostage recovery act and accountability act by the state department. and it requires them to notify and designate if someone was wrongfully captured. so, what are you hearing? >> well, we have talked to the state department on many occasions at various levels. we hear they are considering his case but they have not yet designated him as wrongfully detained. and as of this moment, we have not heard why they haven't. as you know, my brother had 17 grams of a medical marijuana he was sentenced to 14 years and a hard labor camp in russia. >> have you heard from him? how is he doing? is he is in good condition or not? >> i do not

been on the book since 1997 and i would ironically let you know that that was the clinton administration's departmentjustice that approved our voter id law in when we had to be ahead to have legislation approved by the department of justice. i believe that was called pre-clearance. for those that are registering to vote in online. we're going to require them to utilize additional efforts to prove citizenship. i'm proud that we were among first states to adopt online voter registration, but equally as proud that we are always looking for ways to make sure that nobody can take advantage of that system. secondly, i'll be pursuing an amendment to our state constitution that will ban any municipality or local governing authority in louisiana from allowing non-citizens to vote in the election. what happened in new york just a few weeks ago is in a front to election integrity and we can't let that happen. and the best part of this proposed amendment is that it doesn't need the governor's signature once it passes the legislature. it will be going straight to the voters of louisiana for their approval. i'm pr

capitol hill, the subsequenti investigation that's taking place at the justice department, ,interviewing former trump administration officials about his final weeks in office, exactly why they're doing this t at thishe particular time. but there's a lot going on , obviously on capitol hill and over at the justice department leading to a raid of his mar a lago home today. well, and as of tonight, nomm comment so far from the fbien or the doj. mike emanuel, thank your so much for the latest. do you heard mike say there that this will be upp to the american people you l watching to decideeg was this a legal raid? was this a raid in pursuit of a justice or was this a partisan act to take out not justl a former president buten a potential candidate for president of the united states andt obviously, according to the latest polls, the leader of the opposition party, in order to know the answer to that question, the doj and the fbi will need to provide and soon the evidentiary and legal basis for this. and this is a very fairen statement, unprecedented action by the department of justice. let's talk about exactly what you

>> is this administration weaponizing the justice department and the fbi against political opponents?ion and i'm telling you that we are not going to comment on a criminal investigation. we are not going to comment from here, from this white house. >> white house is denying the president knew about the fbi raid of former president donald trump mar-a-lago's home ahead of time. former president trump said biden knew all about this just like he knew about hunter's deals. attorney general ken paxton joins me now. we do know this decision to raid trump's home went up the food chain. the question is just how far up it went. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, we knew that the attorney general had to make this decision. this is such a big decision. this is a step that we have never seen the department of justice take i don't think in the history of our country. so it definitely wouldn't surprise me if biden himself didn't know, certainly the people around him knew and they certainly didn't stop it from happening and probably were very involved in making it happen. >> carley: there has b

. >> we did reach out to the fire department administration in san jose for comment but they did not respond. >>> we will see some of the affidavit the fbi used to serve a search warrant at mr. trump's florida home, a judge decided to release portions of the affidavit justifying the search at mar-a-lago. this comes after a redacted version was submitted blanking out information too sensitive to be made public, the judge set a deadline of 9:00 a.m. our time tomorrow for the doj to release the redacted version with documents made public showing the fbi retrieve 11 sets of classified documents including information that was marked top-secret. >>> the man and woman accused of stealing ashley biden's diary pleaded guilty in florida. back in 2020 she stored some things in her friend's house now the person who lived in the house and another person found the diary. they told it to the far right side that considers itself a news organization, the project paid them each $20,000 for the diary content. last year police stormed the home of many of the project employees to search for the diary. th

department of justice. there's a lot of distancing in the biden administration from the department of justice. there was a question you asked just a short time before the break about does anybody look in the boxes? >> yeah. >> so the general services administration is responsible for the transport of goods from a president who is leaving office to their home. what is interesting is they are simply putting together the truck and the order to ship it. it is the outgoing transition team that is required to do the packing of the boxes, the organizing of pallets, and to sign for those contents. so the outgoing transition team, people who are working for in this case trump would have signed that those goods that were being packed were necessary for the office of the former president. or his personal belongings. and so that's how they determined that. the presumption is that you're not taking government records you're not entitled to, so there isn't a looking in each of the boxes based on the reporting i've been doing on this, but that is how it's done. as you know, it's done on january 20th in a very

the charter says is each board or commission relative to the affairs of its own department shall deal with administrative matters through the department head or his or her designee and any dictation suggestion or interference prohibited on the member of the board constitute official misconduct. provided however that you can still exercise your power of inquiry. meaning you can have hearings and bring people from different departments in front of you to answer questions, but otherwise, the board needs to act through the department head, which will be for this body the inspector general when that person is hired. the same will be true of when you interact with the sheriff department. we talked about this at the training i think. any questions you have for the sheriff department need to go through the sheriff himself or the sheriff designee and my understanding is the sheriff designated chief gu and think you all had interactions with him already. you cant reach out to someone else in the department with questions, even though that might seem more straight forward and easy, that is a hard and fast rule. the

i met with officials from the department of defense the veterans administration and the department of health and human services to determine if we were doing the very best we could to respond to our veterans needs and to facilitate research into their illnesses. i met with representatives of the american legion and the veterans of foreign wars who shared their own observations and told me of their efforts to bring more serious national attention to these illnesses and i visited with individual veterans active duty soldiers and their families. at walter reed hospital and the veterans hospital here in washington. i listened to veterans as they tried to describe to me what it was like to live day after day year after year not knowing. come sick. i heard stories of hard-working men and women who could no longer keep steady jobs and support their families because of their illnesses. one veteran officer who had been diagnosed as 100% disabled told me about the healthy and active life. he had led before his tour in the persian gulf and about his frustration and seeking effective treatments f

. >> the commitment from the administration and the department to start reducing the work hours of cal fire firefighters. >> the tentative contract would reduce the length of a shift from 72 hours to 66 hours. the terms still need to be approved by lawmakers and union members. >>> jeff ranieri is with us. happy monday to you. we should all be taking notes whether it's really or just mentally because we've got a big week ahead, correct? >> yes. it's going to warm up like we haven't seen probably in a couple of years for this duration of heat, and it's been so comfortable. >> i know. >> we've had that fog, and here we go. so there's nothing we can do to stop it, of course. our fire danger will be high with our drought in place. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast on this monday. i'm going to give you all the details. so in order to make room for the incoming heat wave, i want to just move it right into tomorrow morning's forecast. you're going to be able to see as we start off here, i don't really see anything that's going to slow you down tomorrow. we do have temperatures he

the department head is responsible for the administration and management of the day to day affairs of the department of public works and the department of san itation and streets. according to the charter, your main interaction with the department will be through the department head and thus far we have interim director carla short who will be your director. and public works staff provides expertise and information of the operations and the projects that the departments handle and from time to time you will hear from them in the context of reports or projects that come before your commission. and the city attorney office provides legal counsel to the entire city. we speak with one voice, we provide consistent legal advice to all city departments and commissions and so you can expect that when you speak to our office, we will consult internally and we will provide you with advice that is consistent with other advice we provide other departments and commissions. i like to highlight one area that potentially can trip up a commission and commissioners. that is with respect to non interfer

so the 1st of all those administrations and those departments are responsible for fighting captions themselves to software. and so our approach in fighting collection has been you know, number has improved significantly math. and we have mentioned that time and again, tower officials and the fact that the issue of corruption and those the things that lead to corruption and to let you know that it's your committee as a result of studying, some would get kind of richer and that was good for a long way or not been i became much fighting corruption. that is a benefit play out. it's meant for out of taste, to improve the structures in order to stop. so it's not only fighting as a single machine you give up for a long case. this gets turned in one second. hello. so it doesn't mean that nobody is involved in corruption. yes. maybe there are some maybe we can afford it more. but with these reports and all those were involved in the government should be very sensitive. yes, it is possible something a case of corruption happened somewhere. first of all, it shouldn't happen, but you can not afford to hav

the justice department and biden administration have taken a strong stance. they want to identify these folks and put them into over a long time. we are not going to, nor should we conduct counterterrorism type operations in the united states. this needs to be a law enforcement matter when it comes to domestic terrorism but that doesn't mean we don't need to be aggressive or it doesn't mean we don't need to put them in jail. we do have the ability to potentially, i mean they have the death penalty. there are these opportunities but we have to go to our legal process. if we can identify them before that happens and be able to address that, one thing to think about as a nation is there is a lot of talk on the internet in these forums and the like for people are trying to inspire others to conduct international terrorism but the messick terrorism is a thing how do we deal with that? we think about free speech and the ability to have debates about political issues but where is the line between debate and terrorism? it is about a minute threat. if it is a vile act

these are not charges that a trump administration justice department would have brought.l rights division and to attorney general merrick garland for having the strength to bring this case, which is far from a slam dunk, especially considering that the one officer who was charged at the state level was found not guilty. it's also important to remember, joe, that the department is also investigating the police department of louisville to make sure that they are operating in a way that's consistent with civil rights. the evidence suggests that they're not. and those kinds of investigations typically result in settlements that have more of an impact on policing than criminal prosecutions of individual officers. what these new charges are about is bringing cops to justice who did wrong but i think we'll see more important change from the civil rights investigation of the police department. >> paul, both you and ken mentioned that one state case that involved brett hankenson. he faces charges of excessive force with these charges today. what do you think about that? >> one rea

search warrant and the contents of the inventory remind trump believes that the biden administration has turned the departmenthe fbi into and with such methods is fighting the republican trump so that he could not participate in the 2024 elections. i am let me remind you that the law prohibits officials from destroying or seizing documents of national importance. and those who do this are threatened with a life ban on holding any public office, including presidential denis davydov , news from the united states different nationalities natalia goncharova more. this is footage from yakutia dozens of residents of the republic took part in a flash mob with a slogan. we are together, we are russians, people of different professions and peoples who are united by one country. i am a young teacher. i'm young brother. i am a young lawyer. i am a young scientist, the same action was held in karelia on the day of the indigenous peoples of the republic in festivities. representatives of different ethnic groups living on this earth took part. i am russian. i'm for the sissy. i am belarusian. i love russia, i love burned. a