[000:00:35;00] hello, welcome to this part of the news of the director general of the audit court for the opponents of the monitoring of state and quasi-state companies. mr. dastghib ​​said that we are not stronger than before against the influential person for the audit of state and quasi-state companies, and if necessary , we will reveal their names. mr. dasghib also said this, we did not imagine that the interests of some people and certain groups tied to such companies, especially the quasi-government ones , would create problems in the process of handling and enforcing the law. and to be identified, the accounts must be identified to the company the first step is to make the feeling clear. the second step is definitely financial discipline. this issue is very important. whatever you want to do, keep your eyes on the people who are under pressure. coinciding with the national day of genetic and biological reserves, the agreement to establish the country's wildlife cell bank between the environmental protection agency academic life and jihad , according to the head of the environme

he has since returned the jewelry to the audit courts. efforts to show his willingness to respect the law, families and teachers of how the vigil outside the preschool were full. children were killed in an attack in southern brazil, a man with an axe broke into the campus in the state of santa katerina. mine was arrested off that he surrendered to police. president louise and i submitted a silver is called the attack. a monstrosity. protest is demanding government action on poverty and inflation blocked, busy streets in argentine as capital. the more than $120.00 blockades was set up around one cyrus and provinces around the country. government figures show poverty increased the 40 percent last year, or the $18000000.00 argentinians are unable to cover their basic food needs with the salaries and international police operation has shut down what's believed to be one of the world's largest online market, dealing in stolen identities. europe's policing agency, europe, paul says more than 100 people were arrested in the operation. it's found 17 countries. genesis market often more than $

the jury was returned after an order from an audit to court. families and teachers of held the vigil outside the preschool where 4 children were killed in an attack in southern brazil. man with an axe broke into the campus in the states of santa katerina, the man was arrested off that he surrendered to release the president. louisa. nasty little sill that's called the attack. a monstrosity. protest is a demanding government action on poverty and inflation. blocks busy streets in argentina's capital. the $120.00 blockades is set up around. one is iris and provinces around the country. and new government figures shows poverty increased 40 percent last year. more than 18000000 argentinians are unable to cover the basic food needs for their salary. britain is confirmed plans to hold hundreds of asylum seekers and migrants on a barge off its southern coast. part of efforts reduce the use of cost, the hotels is temporary. accommodation on the sign them times are being processed. the vessel will accommodate about 500 mile adults. the government says it will provide basic and functional acco

governing and supervisory bodies, such as inspection organizations throughout the country, the court of accounts, auditprotections, armed inspections in the statutes of companies and organizations, etc., continue to fulfill their legal and organizational duties and responsibilities fight against corruption of course, in this legal plan, none of the duties of the mentioned bodies were made to be strong women, it is necessary that a boy be executed, the implementation of the provisions of this law is not a negation of other legal solutions in the area , unless god forbid, or there is little attention in the said bodies in the area of ​​this law. it should not come and be accelerated that all of them should fulfill their legal duties and tasks and these reporters will also be their helpers and not their substitutes in the fight against corruption . you should know that to your inherent duties they should act in the fight against corruption, and these reporters will be their assistants in a way, instead of them, so that it will be considered that now this part of the law has come, the corruption reporters

defendant seems to be harmless pensioners in a glass chamber khanty-mansiysk district court, former head of the control and audittment of the ministry of finance. khanty-mansi autonomous okrug yury chekin was searched for 20 years all over the world to judge for organizing several contract killings at the moment of detention of work yury chekin received the position of auditor back in the nineties without work. he became in july 2000 immediately after the assassination of the district attorney. yuri bederin was bruised, then it was established that chekin could order this massacre to detain the suspect. no sooner had he disappeared for a long 20 years. all this time the runaway hid under with the very nose and the police, he didn’t even leave khanty-mansiysk, but simply condemned himself to a voluntary conclusion of a rented apartment, from which he never went out onto the street. . izrailovo and the prosecutor of the luncheon of researchers checkind ordered and paid for the murder of the prosecutor of the khanty -mansiysk autonomous okrug yuri bederin with this request, he allegedly turned to a familiar busines

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decisive during that time, the international criminal court issued its verdicts against putin and the so-called representative for children's rights , the audit of children, the ombudsman of biology, of course, we are sure that they receive their punishments, but that is not necessary stop, the international criminal court is doing its job because the parliamentarians will vote on the first international resolution that will establish these facts , and i can say that in cooperation with the specialized committee, we have achieved the maximum of the result, i don't think there will even be any amendments to the text of the resolution at the request of the ukrainian side, all were taken into account well, if you are already in france, i cannot but ask about france and questions that do not directly relate to the return of ukrainian children, a group of 80s members of the european parliament the day before sent a letter to the head of the foreign ministry of france, her name is catherine colony, with a call to declare as a person the number of the ambassador of the people's republic of china to france lushaye, who the day before or earlier expre

this , how can she be forced to go to the international criminal court , there is no international police, this is completely different auditny nuances are involved, you mentioned about the resources we need to carry out a full investigation of these criminal proceedings , now there are 70,000 of them and the number is increasing, and the case is not yet closed, they are still investigating whether we have the human resource a professional resource in order to quickly investigate this and not to turn these investigations, well, i'm sorry, how uh, we have an example of the maidan cases, when we all wait, we wait for years, the term of imprisonment comes up, there are a lot of questions about these investigations, but this uh, here we are we want to quickly understand and close these cases in order to bring human rights organizations to justice. they are often in such a position that we criticize state authorities and point out where they could work better, do more to protect human rights, etc., but here i even can't criticize anyone because it's simply impossible we don't have enough human resources i always say internationa

court monitoring of the department. the antioch city council has approved three different audits of the department, including looking at the internal affairs practice and how it remotes and hires officers. there is wider fallout here. the contra costa county d.a. is looking at cases that could be rentor dismissed. we will have more with katie nielsen's interview coming up, and we have posted extensive clips from her interview at kpix.com. >>> on to oakland now, where a homicide detective is facing felony charges. officer phong tran is accused of lying under oath during a murder trial in 2011. alameda county d.a. pamela price claims that tran paid a woman to falsify testimony against the two defendants and tried to bribe another witness in the same case. the d.a. says the two murder convictions were vacated because of tran's alleged conduct. her office will be reviewing at least 125 other cases that he investigated. she released this video statement. >> lying and manipulating a witness are serious violations of the public trust and a threat to the integrity of the judicial system. when the integrity of a conviction is a

seeks damages along with federal oversight and court monitoring of the department, just two days ago the city council unanimously approved three different auditsthe department, that includes looking into the internal affairs process and how they hire officers. >> we brought you that lou news conference on cbs news bay area, you can find us anytime on the free cbs news app. >>> to the ongoing investigation into missing and murdered indigenous women in california. one tribe is taking a bold step to address the unseen crisis. in 2021, they issued an emergency declaration after five women meant went missing over the span of 18 months. the goal, to build the first database for missing women and regain sovereignty in investigating these cases. they are also building a new justice system which is showing success. here is one man's story. >> it helped me change my life in so many ways. i used to be , to say it bluntly , a criminal. >> reporter: with a long rap sheet that includes drugs, domestic violence and dui. when he got arrested again, he was on the cusp of losing everything. then, he got a dose of tribal justice. >> they fought for me. and if th

audit committee. in bristol, a serving police sergeant has appeared in court charged with rape.evon and cornwall police. the 42—year—old, who's currently suspended from hertfordshire police, has been given unconditional bail. he'll appear at bristol crown court on the 10th of may. the mother of the teenager stephen lawrence was murdered in south london 30 years ago says the metropolitan police has failed to change and remains institutionally racist. two people were eventuallyjailed for stephen lawrence's murder but others involved have never been brought to justice. in her only tv interview to mark the anniversary of his death, baroness lawrence spoke to reeta charabarti. baroness lawrence, it's been 30 years since your son stephen was murdered. you must look at this anniversary with very mixed emotions. it doesn't seem like 30 years to me, it's like where have all the years gone? i'm always thinking about him all the time and to say it's 30 years is a long, long time. and where would he be now? and those are the sort of things i think about. what would he be doing? would he hav

auditing rules. >> to make that have teeth, to get traction in the courts, to bring a case, you need the other side to collaborate. that other side is china. ththey don't play ball with us. they will stay in the dark, they don't have to come. maria: why don't they comply with the auditing rules of the united states. all other companies comply. >> we extended them twice. i agree with you. maria: that's what i'm talk talkingabout. why did we extend that. >> everybody that's looked at it said two extensions are enough. they'll have to comply within the next 24 months or they'll get delisted. at some point they have to pay the price. maria: when we come back, we're looking at the 2024 presidential election. candidate vivek ramaswamy is in the studio. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash ba

court rulings have cast uncertainty of access to we come on abortion drug judging. texas suspended the long standing approval of for stone. shortly after another federal judge in washington state audit authorities to keep the drug on the market. in the 17 states that filed the lawsuit. now, according to british intelligence, russian forces have made significant gains in back move in the state. ukraine report says russian troops have likely taken the city center along with the west bank of the buttons river. it rained in nice that but admits the situation is difficult. mood has been on the sea for months. seen some of the fist fighting of the war. military analyst frederick told me earlier that ukraine will have to decide if the losses they are suffering back moot make it worth continuing to fight for well as what the ukrainians are deciding in the next few days is whether the losses that they are inflicting on the russians are worth the losses and sec sustaining themselves, which is a calculation by the way they've been observing. now for the last 2 or 3 months. the problem they have, according to british intelligence, is that they withdraw route is now threatened the 506 road west,

wants a complete audit of interactions between people of color and antioch police force has it might. reports. racial animusowards minorities. that is how it contra costa superior court judge characterized as text messages between members of the antioch police department who are currently defendants in an fbi police misconduct case. antioch mayor lamar thorpe explains why he views this as cause for alarm. >> shan sales, someone made a racist remark. she said racial and that's that's a problem. that's a cultural problem. contempt towards people of color. it's that simple means you have a problem of black people. you've got a problem. look at latinos and you have a problem with members of the lgbt community. that's what it means. and if you have a problem with that with them, guess what? you don't belong in this city. thorpe is calling for an antioch pd, internal affairs audit to examine police misconduct, complaints and other interactions with residents in the community. >> because we need to know the nature of the types of investigations that have been initiated by internal affairs. yeah, we need to know what the disposition was. >> he wants to know the outcomes of t

the audit itself will cost $740,000 and is expected to be completed by october. >> a federal court throwing out berkeley's ban on gas stoves. the court ruled that berkeley's natural gas piping ban violates the federal energy policy and conservation act of 1975. berkeley city council passed the ban in 2019 as part of its climate agenda and became the first city in the nation to approve such a measure. months later, though, the california restaurant association filed a federal lawsuit challenging birthplace ability to impose that ban. berkeley city council member kate harrison, both the legislation she reacted to the ruling with this statement today saying a federal regulation from the 1970's that regulates the efficiency of electric and natural gas. appliances is being weaponized to strip local and state governments of their rights to protect the health and safety of our residents. ensuring those protections are one of our highest calling, says local officials, the trial pitting dominion voting systems against fox news says being delayed. >> opening statements were supposed to begin this mor

court for the opponents of the supervision of state and quasi-state companies, mr. dastghib, said that we are not stronger than before against the influential person for the audit of state and quasi-state companies, and if necessary, we will reveal his name.

developed we are going to issue a review of the collaborative courts and a report on homelessness benchmarking our big effort, as well as audits and in collaboration with them is our work planning for next fiscal year, so this will really be our first full fiscal year out of covid work on our side of the shop. it will say both sides of the house. i think we're going to start the fiscal year mostly fully staffed, which is a huge accomplishment. we haven't had that since probably 2019. um which means we have a lot of work to develop some of our key priorities involved. just getting back into our work with departments rebuilding on the city performance side are key services related to analysis process improvement facilitation data visualization. we also know that the city is in an interesting time of long term budget deficits, and we think that our work can provide some real value to help the city. understand, um where things are working where things could change. the city is going to have to do more with less. and so there might be analyses or process improvement efforts that we might undertake and then we'll also be kicking off

inspected an audit or lack thereof when requesting permission to wiretap or otherwise spy on americans through fisa courts that report detailed noncompliance with woods procedures which you know or internal process for phis application by requiring the fbi to maintain supporting's documentation. i'm over 7000 applications approved between january 2015 and march of 2020. whaton hurt 83 applications for which the woods if i was missing whole or in part correct? what they're ultimately able to find all the documents supporting those woods applications. the problem is they're not on the same file with the should've been. the report made eight recommendations for the fbi to show security division, correct? because you don't wear them recommendations for coaxing egos and update on the status of those recommendations? >> i believe we have implemented all the recommendations. i know we agreed to all the recommendations. i will say will be on the subject of fisa is important to know the woods file issue, that was not to anything with zero two. thanks title i fisa due to complete different parts of pfizer different

2021, the doj inspector general conducted an audit of the fbi is due diligence or lack thereof when requesting permission to wiretap, otherwise spy on -- courtsthat report detailed why it's red noncompliance with woods for seizures, as you know, an internal fbi process to minimize factual not currencies and applications by requiring fbi to maintain supporting documentation for each assertion on the application. over 7000 -- applications approved in january 2015 and march of 2020. 183 applications for which the wood swell was missing in whole or in part, correct? >> it's been a while since i reviewed the report, i know a number we're missing. i think we are ultimately, as i recall, able to find all of the documents, supporting those woods applications. but the problem was they were not in the same file they should've been. >> the report made eight recommendations for the fbi into for natural security division, correct? >> i don't remember the number, the recommendations, i don't member the number. >> can you give us an update on the status of those recommendations? >> i believe we've implemented all of the recommendations. i know we agreed to

court judge describes the text messages as discriminatory against minorities. the officers involved are already being investigated by the fbi for police misconduct and now antioch mayor is calling for an internal affairs audits concerned that bad behavior was ongoing without being flagged by supervisors. >> and so that's problematic to me because that then points to a culture that has allowed this to sustain. within the police department. and that means at some point someone has had to report some of these types of activities up the chain and people either looked the other way. or were accepting of these types of these types of indicators. >> civil rights attorney john burris, you see him here. he's also interested in the outcome. he the family of angelo. keep do. who you just saw came to do is from antioch and he died after a physical encounter with the antioch police re reached out to the attorney representing the officers in that case. but we haven't heard back. >> in the south bay, significant portions of the san jose police officers association website is now blocked from public view. this as the pos former executive director faces charges now in an international drug smuggling scheme. so the web site

court judge describing those text messages as discriminatory against minorities. the officers involved were already being investigated by the fbi for police misconduct at now. and ox mayor is calling for an internal affairs audite mayor says he's concerned bad behavior was ongoing without being flagged by the bosses at the police department. and so that's problematic to me because that then points to a culture that has allowed this to sustain. >> within the police department. and that means at some point someone has had to report some of these types of activities up the chain and people either looked the other way. or were accepting of these types of these types of indicators. >> civil rights attorney john burris says he's also interested in the outcome. he represents the family of angelo quinto in antioch man who died after a physical encounter with antioch police. we reached out to the attorney representing the officers being accused of all of this but have not yet heard back. in san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announcing a conviction in the murder of jermaine jackson junior city employee who was killed on the job nearly 7 years ago. jenkins says jackson pictured here was shot at 25th in vermo

auditioning for conservative television. maybe but you also make a great point. like having never underestimate the you know constituents. um power at some point to kind of like the flamethrower. unpredictable, strange. courtjester, right? i mean, it's sometimes don't they vote for those people? she cited the marjorie taylor greens popularity in her home state. yeah, but they don't really have any alternatives in the primary , whereas jorge santos does have a serious primary challenger who is african american, and we've confirmed that he was an afghanistan veteran confirm that and did something that jorge santos also claims to have done which he is. he was a vp at jpmorgan. and his name. in fact, checked, yes fact checked kellen curries. biography in no way. is he making anything up? but jorge santos, he really doesn't have a place to live in the republican party because he doesn't really have any committee assignments. he doesn't i don't know what his diligent legislating is really about what he's doing, but what he does have is he hired as one of his first hires in january, a man who is known as a fixer for mega he's abandoned acolyte who was pushing the january six stuff and there were rumors about him

audit was done of the machines the counts were almost identical. there were no problems i think fox is going to go into this trial, nicole, saying, okay, we can't rely upon truth because the court has already ruled that falsity exists. everything that was coming out of fox news was not true so then they're like, okay, maybe we can rely on this idea that we were waiting for offers of proof, and that is one of the defenses that we're going to hear from fox in this trial. we knew, we were told by rudy giuliani, janet alice, sidney powell that i'm going to give you that evidence. i'm going to get that evidence for you so we're just going to put forth those lies and then we're going to backstop it with the truth. where is that? it doesn't exist that's why jury selection is so important. you win and lose a case based upon your jury selection process. and that's why seating the right people to sit in judgment of fox news and fox corp is so important, and that's why the process that's taking place right now as we sit here in wilmington, delaware, is actually going to determine the outcome of this trial before the first witness is ever called there's a cart before the horse problem for