obstacle for poachers and the police know it well, together with the employees of the department for combating crimes of circulation of aquatic biological resources. we go out on the water, the film crew participates in the raid. for a few hours along and across passed the shumakhinsky canal has not encountered poachers over the past 10-15 years, and poachers have become many times less, but actually sturgeon. quite right. yes, because currently the sanctions of our legislation. they are already high and those are poachers or persons as well who are trying to break the law. yes , let's start, let's say, so they know the letter of the law that the fine for one individual per sturgeon sister, regardless of its size and weight, e, is about 138,000 rubles. and so on, so now it's on hand, as in dagestan, the astrakhan poachers have switched to partial canals and channels of the volga; illegal immigrants have chosen the so-called wintering pits. these are the deepest places where the fish wait out the frosts; in most cases, fishing in such places is prohibited. when we were already completely frozen and we

together with the employees of the department for combating crimes in the circulation of aquatic biologicalell aware of this. we go out on the water, the film crew participates in the raid. in a few hours , the shumakhinsky canal was passed along and across; poachers have not been met over the past 10-15 years, and poachers have become many times less, but in fact, sturgeons quite right. yes, because currently the sanctions of our game legislation. they are already high. and those poachers or persons who are trying to break the law. yes, let's start, let's say that they know the letter of the law that the fine for elementary sturgeon is sturgeon, regardless of its size and weight. uh, about 138,000 rubles. and so on, so now it’s not in everyone’s hands, like me in dagestan, astrakhan poachers switched to part of the canals and channels of the volga illegals, but chose the so-called wintering pits. these are the deepest places where fish wait out frosts; in most cases, fishing in such places is prohibited. when we were already completely frozen and were going to the shore, a message was rece

accompaniment, and in the case later and at the initial stage, was provided by the main department for combating organized crimed corruption, therefore, all operational-search activities at the initial stage were carried out by the investigator soon on the table, materials, police checks and police officers were laid down, it was claimed there suspicion that some of the accidents were staged, and the participants in the scam illegally received insurance payments. investigators start a lot of hard work to check suspected identities or prove innocence on the air, contact the organizers of the gray business and establish the circle of all those involved in the illegal scheme, as well as develop a mechanism to exclude such scams in the insurance industry in the future. by that time, insurance fraud was not uncommon. it was one of many criminal schemes for illicit enrichment, proving the fact of fraud is difficult and painstaking. so the investigator had a lot of work to do. this is not the first criminal case. in the sphere. uh, car insurance and staging of traffic accidents, he only coordinated the work of the inv

citizens sazonov captain melnikov department for combating economic crimes we have a few questions forou. no, i can't, i'm tired. we are learning to understand children, how often, when children bring adults up, adults engage in self-hypnosis and tell themselves everything will pass calmly. the main thing is not to pick up the belt, if the children knew how useful these very suggestions are. they would not criticize them. such as, for example, david passes people watching. maybe he just can do it himself, in the end it will become a habit for him and it will turn out here. and what i tell you, and it turns out that people do it to themselves. although it was not done very well and not very well, but some like it. it's good that i explained at the beginning, what is it about, what is it about self- hypnosis? let's get acquainted with the players who today will try to understand, or rather not understand, what our children actually talk about. so the first team. let's get acquainted igor sarukhanov, singer-songwriter, honored artist of the russian federation, dreamed of becoming pilot, b

petrovich we are from the department for combating economic crimes hello dad hello you can hello nadezhdan tea. may i pass? my contract is for two years. do you understand what it means to live in a civilized country? luckily, you and genter are in good hands with us. but there is a problem. junther does not like children. i would be very grateful to you if serezha stayed with you. wait wait, it's not that easy. are you going for a long time? how about life? the boy needs stability. in general, yes. do you want to leave the earring with us? draw up documents for his adoption he will soon need to go to kindergarten. by the way, i always knew you were the best. i will be grateful to you all my life. i didn't even know how to talk about it. well, i have already prepared the documents. well, well, what, nadezhda is ready, are you going to the monastery now? good evening good afternoon your coffee. thank you heard. you can be congratulated not only mean, but also stupid man why i don't know. basically , i don't need it anymore. and what is with him under investigation? and merged, you can say

uh was the deputy head of the department for combating organized crime with banditry, the city of odessa, uh, took part in the detention of the black cat gang of the famous gang that filmed. yes, you can't change it. well i want to wish you good health and say a lot. thanks, kudos. i know that just for the last two years, all the doctors have been fighting covid and so much time has been devoted to their efforts, so once again. thank you so much, and next to you our guests from kazan who, as i know, came to moscow for the first time and, uh, are looking at this river from uh, memory, the river of memory that we see today on tverskaya is a dynasty of doctors in friends. uh, if you add up, uh, in your work experience, as far as more than 500 years, more than 30. uh doctors. uh, our dynasty has more than 30 doctors from our family. it all started, by the way, maksimovich with konstantin alekseevich druzhkov, he fought in belarus, was captured. well, even in captivity, he continued his fight against the nazis on the territory of the concentration camp there were prisoners of war from france

department is renewing efforts to combat hate crimes. this comes out or 10 people killed in the buffalo supermarket shooting. the department issues gardens for law enforcement -- issues new guidance for law enforcement officials. it will offer great -- hate crime reporting hotlines. there is a language access coordinator to overcome barriers in reporting hate crimes. >> we gather in the wake of a painful reminder of the urgency and importance of this task. >> the justice department is investigating the fatal supermarket shooting as a hate crime and act of racially motivated violent extremism. in this morning covid's headlines, pandemic related restrictions on migrants must continue. several states sued over a biden administration plan to lift has a think it did not consider the effects on public health. cdc data shows more than 45% of the u.s. population is living in a county that has a high or medium unity risk level for covid. federal investigators and regulators are expected to decide on the design of the next generation of covid vaccine in july. it could arrive by fall. it is a return to pandemic protocol for some schools. in oakland, th

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for joining us tonight. as i mentioned. >> it is great to be on with the. rough >> as i mentioned at the top there, attorney general merrick garland announced their initiatives from the justice department combat hate crimes, yesterday. the general message being that more resources would be made available for individuals to report hate crimes, with more money for states to confront those crimes and collaboration with the fbi on the other hand, all but a single house republican voted against a bill, against a bill to bolster our domestic terror response this week. senate republicans are expected to do the same. how do you explain the difference in reaction to this moment we are in, congressman. >> no average sharp, the what is really baffling is the bill that you mentioned, the domestic violence prevention act, which passed this week in the house. last congress, that bill passed on a poised vote in the house, which means at least two thirds of the house, many large number of republicans supported it. and here we are 18 months later, and we can after a massacre in buffalo and we can get i think that one republican design on. i think in large part it is trump's rhetoric, it is the trump enabler's rhetoric, a

. >> today the justice department is unveiling three new initiatives to combat hate crimes. new guidance foricials to raise awareness and encourage prevention. grant opportunities for state-run reporting hotlines, and the hiring of a new language access coordinator to help with reporting of hate crimes. let's discuss it with a retired lapd sergeant and author of "black and blue, creation of a social advocate". hate crimes have risen year after year it seems. why, and will the initiatives change that? >> well, you know, we'll have to wait and see if these initiatives will make a difference. i mean, all of what's happened thus far has done very little to stop mass shooters. i think accountability is a part of it. i think that the administrators of the law enforcement agencies and politicians and civil rights attorneys who step forward for the money grab, you understand that, whenever there is an atrocity like this do very little to demand substantive change that would put an end to mass shootings. we've had 198 just this year alone. >> it's awful, and obviously mass shootings one thing. not al

department is renewing its efforts to combat hate crimes with three new initiatives. this comes after 10 people were killed in the buffalo supermarket shooting last week. the department will issue guidance for law enforcement officials and community organizations to raise awareness of increased hate crimes and increase prevention. it will offer grants for states interested in setting up hate crime reporting hotline. they have also accessed their first language access coronary or -- coordinator to overcome barriers in recording hate crimes. >> the urgency of this task. liz: the buffalo shooting is being investigated as a hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism. in today's covid headlines, a judge ruled on friday that covid-related restrictions on migrants at the southern border must continue. several states sued over a biden administration plan to lift the rules, including that the administration did not consider the affect on public health. federal investigators are expected to decide on the decision and the design of the next generation of covid vaccines in july. the newly designed vaccines could arrive by the fall. in the bay area, a return to pandemic protocols for some schoo

department is renewing its effort to combat hate crimes. this comes after 10 people were killed in the buffalo shopping shooting. this will offer grants for states interested in setting up hate mine -- hate crime lines. >> we now gather in the wake of a horrific and painful reminder of the urgency and importance of this task. the justice department is investigating the shooting as a hate crime and violent extremism. in this morning's covid headlines, a judge ruled that pandemic restrictions on migrants seeking asylum must continue. several states sued over the plan to lift the rule saying that the administration did not consider the effect on public health. new cdc data shows that 45% of the population is living and a county with a high or intermediate risk of covid-19. federal regulators will decide on the design of the next covid vaccine. here in the bay area, it is a return to pandemic protocols. they are shifting to remote learning and the berkeley unified district is making masks mandatory. tara campbell explains that there is more on the line than schoolwork. tara: with two weeks left ago, they are making masks a must on monday. >>

department of justice. this is a president focused like a laser on combating crime and i'm hopeful that republicans will join him in supporting more resources for policing. >> harris: let me throw in pertinent facts. he didn't talk to the liberal d.a. who is in charge of what you see out there and the thousands they brought back, the 1,000, that doesn't even begin to fill the jobs. and the experience of those officers that we lost through defund. >> we need many more. >> harris: cassie. >> yeah. kevin is always good to cite what president biden is trying to do. the far left in his party are controlling today's democrat party and their policies, their defund the police preferences not only have had a dire impact on the safety of communities, but a dire impact on people's perception of safety. and to this report for people who saw the decline of safety in their down towns happening pre-pandemic and the pandemic is their excuse to get out of dodge. they aren't coming back. the perception is there that things aren't going well. you can't roll back all the comments and all the times the president stood by and wasn't strong enough to condemn the riot

for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue >>> the u.s. justice department says it will use every legal tool it has to combat hate crimesuntry as the investigation into the mass shooting in buffalo, new york, moves forward now. the news came as the heart breaking work of laying the victims to rest has begun. cnn's brian todd is in buffalo where the community is remembering the lives of those lost to hate. >> reporter: an outpouring of support at the first funeral in buffalo in the wake of saturday's racist supermarket shooting. one of the ten victims, hayward patterson, a church deacon was honored by friends, parishioners and the community. >> when patterson got shot he was actually loading groceries into the back of a vehicle helping somebody else. >> reporter: another friend says the community is angered but -- can you forgive this gunman? >> i have to. >> reporter: some people would argue you don't have to. >> well, i'm a christian. you have to. it's mandatory for us. >> reporter: the buffalo suspect's racism was evident divergent a previous visit to the store, according to an employee who survived the shooting. >> h

for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> this hour, attorney general garland is announcing new policy initiatives the justice department is rolling out to try to combat hate crimess is one of our last. tell me what's going on. >> it would be a tall order to try to reduce the amount of hate in america. but these are efforts to respond to the rise in crimes motivated by hate. one of the biggest challenges the justice department says is getting a good understanding how widespread these incidents are. one initiative is intended to help police identify hate crimes and encourage people in minority communities to report these incidents. the justice department is launching a program to take calls from immigrants who don't speak english. the attorney general is announcing $10 million in grants to help states set up new hotlines for reporting the crimes and to encourage police to do a better job of recognizing hate crimes in the first place and gathering the data. he says the justice department has a long history of countering hate. >> this department was founded in 1870 in the aftermath of the civil war with the first fundamental purpose, to fight the white supremacist a