activities. when conducting classes, archive files of operational records and criminal cases are used, reflecting the procedure for investigating the most high-profile crimes. also, the departmentf operational-search activity considers modern it-technologies, without which today there is nowhere. for more professional training within the walls of the academy, there are even specialized computer classes. here they train not technical specialists, but lawyers and operas with knowledge of information technology, required to solve cybercrime using a unique methodology using a unique tool. we train professionals who are in high demand and our experience to date is very successful. and since 2019, we began to select cadets in the second year, and for training in this direction, and the selection is very strict during training, cadets who choose this direction of training undergo an internship, as well as educational and undergraduate practice on the basis of units. there they work with real crime records participates in operational -search activities and detentions, we develop curricula and training materials, and we coordinate the educational process in this direction, which include

department of the investigative committee of russia for karachay, the circassian republic regional departments of the ministry of emergency situations of the ministry of internal affairs are conducting a complex of search verification and operational-search activities. office bastrykin alexander ivanovich instructed nikolai vyacheslavovich shchepkin, head of the investigative department of the russian investigative committee for the karachay-cherkess republic, to report on the preliminary results of the procedural check . many guides. they also turn out to be amateurs, says the eminent climber aznor-khadzhiev. once we have them, they have already taken them up the mountain with them. next time. they already appear as guides. this also happens those who want to earn extra money are ready to take with them to the top those who proudly and never saw it in their eyes, they were convinced in september last year when they themselves were at the foot of elbrus. i never did this, you will take me. i would recommend at the beginning to go from the south can take off. 5.000 even drive up retrotracts to pick up the price for such a tour can reach hundreds of thousands of rubles and often illegal guides turn a blind eye to the written blood. the rules of how t

the kgb, work continues to uncover all episodes of criminal activity in the field of agro-combines and greenhouses on this fact by the investigative departmentthe kgb e, investigating the entire criminal case on articles 430. and 431 of the criminal code are, uh, giving and receiving a bribe, respectively, as well as article 243 of the criminal code. this is tax evasion, a criminal case. uh, 15 people were involved as suspects, accused, our products are in demand abroad. and this is the currency in the common piggy bank. and most importantly , food sovereignty, we can provide ourselves with everything we need from vegetables and bread, yes, dairy and meat products. if the mechanism works well and the rogue merchants and corrupt officials stop making adjustments to it, then the prices for these products will be quite acceptable, and we will stop being surprised. why the tomatoes that came to us from azerbaijan is sometimes cheaper than our belarusian ones? in this land of the patriotic war under heavy bombing, we managed to pack. on my direct instructions, we have begun the revival of one of the main cultural symbols. belarus famous slutsk be

intercession of the investigator of the investigative department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the kaliningrad region on the basis of results of the operational-search activity , the court of the central district of the city of kaliningrad chose the world of restraint in the form of detention for two members of the organized group. here, during the searches, more than 15 tons of raw amber were found, the cost of which on the black market is more than 25 million rubles. in krasnoyarsk, police officers stopped the activities of a criminal community ; malefactors enriched themselves by illegal cashing out; performance of work in fact removed them and returned in cash to the customer. whatever the percentage, how the criminal scheme looked like alexander astakhov continued the topic for 5 seconds, i give i break the door, the residents of this apartment in krasnoyarsk are clearly not happy with the unexpected guests , the fighters gathered, burst out early in the morning and, as it turned out, at the wrong time magnificent century. what is the problem? the problem is that, according to the police, these are women in a nightgown, a member of a criminal gang of un

even arguingg t that those suspicious activity reports shouldld not b not be ar and wrote to the inspector general of the treasurtreasuryy department to investigate accessing those suspicious activity. reports of a small case here inn rural arkansas has big r implications back in washington and really in delaware, where this u.s. attorney , david weiss, has been looking into this for several years now sean. all right, david , thank you . in arkansas tonight, now, whilee hunter was in court down in ei arkansasss , his father, the president, was attempting to honor muslims at the white house. nsas, >>hi it did not go very well. whih. and you decidete h and cheer for mosab, for muslim athletes like kareem jabbar. >> i know him and isaiah mispronounces now congressman omar, where congressman omar. s >>cl there you go. god love you . i'm not supposed to get inm not trouble for saying this, butsur you look beautiful ithn the resume aid. ll where'sy. the congresswoman? >> there you are.are. okay, so to you, i don't know why he wanted the job, man. i appoint all those federal judges, but, you know, thank you for serving marketing. you want to come and ma

support of the criminal investigation department of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia in the region, are conducting investigative actions and operational activitiest establishing the location of the missing, as well as collecting and securing evidence until the last moment in the hearts of the relatives of the animators and residents of the region lukewarm hope, and that was not destined to come true at an interdepartmental operational meeting in the regional investigation department under andrey maslov was chaired by kirill chubko tatiana bridged, the suspects in the massacre were detained and now they are being interrogated by the investigator , it is obvious that tomorrow morning they will begin investigative actions at the site of the massacre, according to some reports, all these people, previously convicted of one of them, are operatives . arrested the day before. but while he did not admit his guilt , the motives for the attack on young people are being investigated by the criminal investigation officers, according to one of the versions, the life of the animators was estimated by the criminals at 190.000 rub. this money was withdrawn from

the head of the regional investigative department, andrey konstantinovich maslov , an inspection was organized into the fact of possible obstruction of the laws of the professional activitiesjournalists of one of the federal channels in krasnodar at present during the investigation , the necessary verification measures are being taken to establish all the circumstances that have occurred, the issue of initiating a criminal case will be resolved at the end of the verification. it began immediately after the release of this story in the final issue of our program, in which we talked in detail about how the krasnodar racers lost state land with an area of ​​​​more than 15 hectares, first they rented it, and then bought it at a lower cost for building residential buildings, right now officials are trying to challenge this deal in the owner's court. the same hovhannisyan hits. as can be seen not only in the legal field, we will follow this story. in cheboksary, the court announced the verdict of four men who had love correspondence with foreigners, also men. true, foreign users of the dating app were sure that cute girls were talking to them, seductive photos and frank conversa

of the head of the regional investigative department, andrey konstantinovich maslov , an inspection was organized into the fact of a possible obstruction of the laws of professional activitiess of one of the federal channels in krasnodar, investigative measures are currently being taken to establish all the circumstances that occurred as a result of the audit, the issues of initiating a criminal case for some participants in this brawl may not be the first. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. in the dark, you can’t see the catch in the kaliningrad region, forbade small boats to go to sea at night, and in border areas. let's go, such a measure will greatly complicate the life of the amber mafia, which is illegally mined around the clock and illegally in the sun stone olga zhurenkova on how the life of robbers of natural resources will change. with the advent of darkness, the coast of the baltic sea is buried in lights, the region falls asleep, wakes up, mafia amber seekers, at nightfall, go out into the water area illegally to mine hardened resin in order to sell it on the black market banned access to the sea at night, the corresponding decree was sign

tiyu of all episodes of criminal activity in the field of agro-combines and greenhouses on this fact the kgb investigation departmentigating the entire criminal case under articles 430.

activity reports. hunter biden's attorney, abby lowell is arguing those reports should not be access and wrote to the inspector general of the treasury department to investigate accessing those suspicious activity reports. a small case here in rural arkansas has big implications back in washington. and really into the work where this us attorney david weiss has been looking into this for several years down per sean? >> david's bond, in arkansas. hunter was in court in arkansas, his father, the president, was honoring the muslims of the white house. it did not go very well. watch and you decide. >> the wheelchair for muslim athletes like kareem abdul-jabbar. i know him and i still mispronounced his name. congressman omar, where's congressman clothes. god love you. i'm not supposed to, i'll get trouble for say this but you look beautiful tonight. congressman tilly. where's a congresswoman? there you are. okay. so do you. i don't know why he wanted the job b man? i appoint all those federal judges. thank you for serving. i'm not kidding. you want to commit make a speech? hush up boy as my mother would d say the quorum teaches that one of his highest science is a

personnel employee of the 9th department of the department of operational information of the fifth service of the fsb oleg kozlov, according to the investigation and vashnyk took an active the organization of pseudo-referendums in the occupied districts of kherson and zaporozhye regions, at the same time, tabachnyk directly fulfilled moscow's task of reformatting the educational and of the medical industry for the needs of the aggressor country, it was under his coordination that most educational institutions and hospitals in the region were converted into barracks for the occupying groups of the russian federation. well, belarus announced that it had sent several tank platoons to the border to strengthen its state border. tanks from the water during the inspection perform the task of strengthening the state border of the republic of belarus, and there they conducted a comprehensive inspection of the combat readiness of the armed forces republic of belarus well, and so on, they checked the engineering equipment of the district concentration and carried out the masking of the weapons well, but the tank platoons are not too powerful in zaporizhzhia this night there were e

of the kgb , work continues to uncover all the episodes. large activities in the field of agricultural enterprises and greenhouses on this fact , the investigative departmentkgb is investigating a criminal case under articles 430 and 431 of the criminal code. this is, uh, giving and receiving a bribe, respectively, as well as article 243 of the criminal code. this is tax evasion, a criminal case. uh, 15 people were involved as suspects, accused, our products are in demand abroad, and this currency is in the general piggy bank. and most importantly in the ancestral wall sovereignty we can secure ourselves everything you need from vegetables and bread, yes , dairy and meat products. if the mechanism works well and the rogue merchants and corrupt officials stop making adjustments to it, then the prices for these products will be quite acceptable, and we will stop being surprised. why tomatoes that came to us from azerbaijan are sometimes cheaper than our belarusian ones . if you want to know a little more about belarus, then the best way to do this is with kudrich travel. this is a separate issue altogether. nowhere else in the world. you will not find such a

department of the police department in the ternopil region initiated two criminal proceedings for obstructing the legitimate professional activity of journalists and robbery in wartime , the investigationcase is ongoing. by these two facts, to date, the police have established the identity of this man after his investigation, when the case will be referred to the court, accordingly, the court will accept decision on punishment the october district court of zaporizhzhia arrested the head of the poltava district court, larisa bogomolova, who is suspected of treason due to alleged cooperation with the russian fsb. at the beginning of the war, bogomolova worked as a judge in the berdyansk city and district court, and after the capture of the southern city, she voluntarily remained in the temporarily occupied part of the zaporizhia region, according to data law enforcement officers, she allegedly called on other employees to support the russian occupiers and cooperate with them . the security service of ukraine published an audio recording of the phone conversation between the praying mantis and the occupier, they got out of mariupol in the surrounding deserts, you didn’t hear it, and they

the head of the regional investigative department andrei konstantinovich maslov, an inspection was organized into the fact of a possible obstruction of the laws of the professional activitiesurnalists of one of the federal channels in krasnodar , at present, the necessary verification measures are being carried out, aimed at establishing all the circumstances that have occurred, the initiation of a criminal case will be resolved upon completion of the inspection . she started immediately after the release of this story in the final issue of our program, we talked in detail about how the krasnodar racers lost state land with an area of ​​​​more than 15 hectares, first rented it, and then bought it at a lower cost for building residential buildings, just now officials are trying to challenge this deal in court owner. the same hovhannisyan is fighting, as you can see, not only in the legal field , we will follow this story. in cheboksary, the court announced the verdict to four men who had love correspondence with foreigners too, but it is true that foreign users of dating applications were sure that they were talking to them, cute girls, seductive photos and frank conversati

department of the main department of the national police in the ternopil region initiated two criminal proceedings for obstructing legal professional activity journalist and robbery in war conditions investigation of the case continues in half a day more than half a million views american band imagine dragons released a clip about ukraine the entire video work was filmed in our country tells the story of 14-year-old sasha who survived months of russian occupation parents and boyfriend lost everything neighbors did not survive and his native village destroyed even today his family without electricity and other basic utilities wrote the musicians and called on the world to donate through the platform united 24 ambassadors of which they are. thank you to the world, and in particular to such famous performers, they support ukraine and, through their musical works , urge us not to forget that the war is ongoing and we need help to win in order for peace to reign throughout the world. that 's the end of this issue, the next one will be already at 10:00 then we will meet. and my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv and his chuch-rynda will continue to work for you live. it is difficult to talk about what you

of these text messages. resources like toady bob linsky. the irs and their investigations. the special activities reports that were being put together the departmentasury. all of this adds up to one thing and one thing only. foreign adversary or forward nationstates were taking advantage and compromising the family, the biden family. all of those people connected to the bidens. what is so stunning and this is something greg just brought up. the fact that our fbi and regulus intelligence apparatus is completely hands-off in investigating. what's makes matters worse is our own media has failed to do its job. even if the new york times reported on this they reported on it on the surface. then they buried it and they completely bury everything that is connected to the biden family. that's deeply concerning. it tells me that the white house is compromised. everything they tried to accuse president trump of, they themselves are guilty of such an egregious and dangerous way that it's put our nation's national security at risk. >> i think ultimately not only the enrichment of the biden family but the national intelligence applications are absolutely untol

department of the main department of the national police in the ternopil region initiated two criminal proceedings for obstructing the lawful professional activity of a journalist and robbery in wartime. the investigation of the case continues for half a day. more than half a million views. the american band imagine dragons released a clip about ukraine . the state is told the story of 14-year-old sasha, who survived months of russian occupation, his parents and boyfriend lost everything, his neighbors did not survive, but his native village destroyed even today, his family without electricity and other basic utilities, the musicians wrote and called on the world to donate through the united 24 platform, which they are ambassadors for, and this is all the news for this moment. the next issue will be at 11:00 a.m. i remind you that you can read more on our on the espresso.tv website, a summary of the main points on our telegram channel, espresso.tv news, the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel , espresso.tv, subscribe, like us , write comments, always be with ukrainian with a view of the world my colleagues yegorchich rynda and khrystynoyatskik further veteri espresso it is di

and the police department said they're not releasing that body cam video because it is part of an active investigationnorah? >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> tonight, a 22-year-old connecticut woman is recovering from a shark attack. she lost her foot yesterday while snorkeling off the turks & caicos islands. the woman was reportedly a marathon runner, and on vacation celebrating her graduation from yale. it is not clear what type of shark bit her. officials on the islands say shark encounters there are rare. >>> well, as we get into the summer season, people are spending more time in the ocean, and beneath the surface in some areas are great white sharks. researchers are now on the verge of learning more about the mysterious creatures in this week's "eye on america," cbs' carter evans joins a group of scientists on a research ship in the atlantic ocean as they zero in on the apex predators. >> reporter: 12 miles off the carolina coast, researchers are tracking great white sharks. >> one big mature aninimal w wo be a home run y yorz chrisis ha been studying these sharks off the east coast. >> we're

the police department says they are not releasing that body cam video because it is part of an active investigationou. tonight, a 22-year-old connecticut woman is recovering from a shark attack. she lost her foot yesterday while snorkeling off the turks and caicos islands. the woman was reportedly a marathon runner and on vacation, celebrating her graduation from yale. it is not clear what type of shark bit her. officials on the islands say shark encounters there are rare. well, as we get into the summer season, people are spending more time in the ocean. and beneath the surface, in some areas, are great white sharks. researchers are now on the verge of learning more about the mysterious creatures. in this week's "eye on america," cbs's carter evans joins a group of scientists on a research ship in the atlantic ocean as they zero in on the apex predators. >> reporter: 12 miles off the carolina coast, researchers are tracking great white sharks. >> one big mature animal would be a home run. >> reporter: chris fischer's ocearch has been studying these sharks off the east coast for the last decade. >>

one, based on the review of cross-fire hurricane, that's the investigation into trump and russia, and related intelligence activities, we concluded the justice departmentnd fbi failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law in connection with certain events and activities described in the report. he says about, quote -- regarding certain personnel intimately involved in the matter there was a, quote, predisposition to open an investigation into trump. he is basically saying -- these are not criminal allegations, but he's saying these were unprofessional and failed to meet the standards of the justice department and the fbi. >> jake, the stunning thing about this report is that we frankly know a lot of this. the inspector general, the justice department did a 500-page report that came out in late 2019, and that one told us a lot of these findings that durham is now confirming, frankly. one of the reasons why durham was brought on board was supposedly to go beyond what the inspector general of the justice department found in their investigation. one of the things they were supposed to do was to tell us a lot about what the intelli

details remain sketchy but the atlanta police department has reported on social media channels that the situation was being investigated and they are aware of an activepeople injured according to police. but nobody has yet been taken into custody. we are also being told that police have advised people in the area to shelter, and to stay out of the area. there is one unconfirmed report suggesting a man opened fire and medicalfacility report suggesting a man opened fire and medical facility where report suggesting a man opened fire and medicalfacility where he report suggesting a man opened fire and medical facility where he was attending an appointment with his mother. we are being told police have released a picture of the alleged gunman. we have teams who are verifying that material, and following the situation closely, to bring us up to date and bring us as much information as possible. but, from what you can see, a lot of police, paramedics and officials gathered there at that cordoned off road in atlanta and they continued their manhunt. there is more news coming out of the united states. the us federal reserve has raised its benchmark lending ra

of this shooting. again, so far authorities have only confirmed this was a shooting. that's it from the allen police department saying this is an active investigation. we have a team on the ground and we're waiting to hear more. as of now, very few details from authorities. >> thank you for that update. juliette, you just heard those witnesses. that's a couldntemporaneous recollection. eyewitness testimony, not always perfect. what do you make of what you just heard from them? >> so looking at this and what they were describing. there's not a mass casualty, what we would call it. an orderly evacuation as we're seeing family unification during probably off camera, or during off camera. as they get kids or families back together. they may have been separated through the madness. a particular focus on at least one sight. eyewitness reports talking of a gunman who looked like he had a purpose potentially targeted. after doing this for a while, that's how i would interpret, at least the totality of what we're hearing today. also what we're not hearing and seeing. as i am, you look for your good news where you can in a country that is having a mass casua

of additional criminal activity. that's something the department of justice can act upon there is nothing to say they can't add charges or open up a new file, an investigativee on hunter biden. i am talking about what they are already investigating. this is going back to 2018. obvious they have enough to convict him even on the application for the gun. he said that he was not actively using controlled substances but in his memoirs he writes he was using, i think, every 15 minutes crack cocaine back in that year. that's an easy case for them to bring. they need to go ahead and do it because it's been five years and that's long enough. >> dana: what will the -- the d.o.j., merrick garland is your guy and the president. the president said this once again. >> president biden: first of all my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. and enhanced my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> harris: the "wall street journal" editorial board. biden says he doesn't interfere with the department of justice but telling prosecutors they are wrong to bring an indictment because hunter is innocent. some might think it is only natural to defend th

of 2022. as an investigative component of the department upon security hsi combats tco's of criminal enforcement. knowing this hsi target narcotics smuggling activity, but also targets a wider array of illegal activities tco's employ to fuel the criminal organizations such as human trafficking, human snug in the financial networks used to launder proceeds and profit from this and the firearms activities. to combat begin abroad. hsi is the largest international investigative presence within dhs comprised of hundreds of hsi special agents. strategically assigned to 93 offices in 56 countries. hsi and our counterparts in other countries disrupt sources of illicit drugs, smuggling networks and money laundering operations. these efforts enable ssi and partners to have dangerous narcotics and other goods from reaching our borders to stop illicit outbound flows of a legally drive currency and weapons. our international counter narcotics effort is significantly enhanced by hsi's transnational investigative unit, tci view. the tci use comprised of vetted for law enforcement and prosecutors that work jointly with hsi to disrupt and dismantle tco's by leverag

of the three marines who called them out for their activities on the beach, complete coverage now, sergeant mike woodruff of the orange county sheriff's department moments away with the latest on the investigation. but jeff paul in the los angeles bureau, a story so many people are watching. what do we know led to the arrests. >> one of the biggest factors was the video itself, it circulated all over, not only here on fox news but shared heavily on social media. shortly after it started making the rounds the mayor got in touch with us last night telling us about the arrests. and we should warn you, the video that helped investigators is not easy to watch. [bleep] >> the marines who were not in uniform were able to walk away with minor injuries and did not want to go to the hospital, which is incredible when you see this video again. the three marines were surrounded at one point by dozens of teens after an apparent dispute over the teens' use of fireworks. the marines were stomped on, punched and kicked as they curled up in defensive position on the ground. the mayor said it's tragic what happened, especially over the memorial day weekend. but there is some relief and the arrest. >> i'm really

department's archives. there is even a separate document of his existence, investigating the activities of the president asctivity took place. i can't verify if this is true, but i believe the witness who reported the existence of this document is not a classified, but not a public document of the senators. already officially requested from the federal bureau of investigation for the first time about joe biden's influence trading came to light on the eve of the last presidential election, then biden's son. hunter lost his laptop with materials from which the entire presidential family was exposed in an unsightly light. used drugs on live television and slept with minors. joe received kickbacks from deals made by his son or acquaintances of his son's businessmen from all over the world. during the 8 years that jebiden was president, hunter ran around the world, making deals and making huge profits. he used the influence of joseph, his father, president of the united states to earn this money. and now we're seeing evidence that some of that money was redistributed by seven members of the biden family. hunter

bureau of investigation and they all come together during a major incident along with fbi, atf and homeland security investigations. you know, this is a police department that has been trained in active shooter tactics. they work with the alert training going back to 2016 which is the forming of contact teams with the first immediate responders and going in to meet the threat from all reports we've heard so far. it sounds like that's what they did today and this shooting happened in a very short space of time and the suspect fled within that time as police were just arriving. they set up that perimeter to try and contain him and it appears, although this is still very fluid and information is preliminary that he may have gotten away through this carjacking. we have one report of a carjacked auto that was recovered in cobb county. another report of an attempted carjacking. it's possible he may have tried it once before he successfully was able to get a car to get away in. atlanta has also trained civilians in active shooter. in other words, if you're caught in that situation what to do. a lot of private corporations, banks and headquarters have been trained in what they call avoid, de

of any investigation that it was a active shooter. it says the atf personnel are responding to -- at the allen premium outlets in allen, texas. our police department is the point of contact him over lease more information as it becomes available. we are working to confirm the number of casualties in this incident. nbc news is reaching out to multiple points of contact, including the allen police department to see if we can get a better idea. but we know this is an active, fluid situation, as we have seen multiple times or incidents like this. but we are monitoring multiple feeds right now to see what we can learn about this shooting, whether or not it is contained at this point. but during the situation we are going to keep monitoring and bringing more updates as they become available. >> george, we will continue to come back to for those updates. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh, he is retired atf special agent in charge of and a former hostage negotiator. heat is also an nbc terrorism analyst. jim cavanaugh, what do you say, that this is an active situation? a fluid situation? what does that indicate to you? >> it indicates that the police are s

of -- >> sandra: bill, atlanta police department has saying based on our preliminary investigation, referencing the photos of the suspect, bottom right of your screen is one of them, these photos are believed to be of the active shooter. anyone with information on this person's whereabouts asked to call 911. the suspect is believed to be armed and dangerous and should not be approached. bill. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think, you know, we can see by some of these images we just scanned through downtown atlanta area, we have people trying to go about their business, we have construction workers, people making deliveries, you know, some of those people are not able to necessarily kind of shelter-in-place which is something that i think most of these buildings, offices and certainly the schools and hospitals we are looking at, it is an unfortunate state of our situation in this country is that many of these companies would have already in place kind of a workplace violence response program and even though they may not be the target, but by implementing some shelter-in-place mechanisms and communication by their, either h.r. or security personnel, something that at least they have as the potential tool. so, in th

sources ,tony belinsky, through the irs and their investigations, through the special activities, refaat reports that were being put th by the department oftreasury. all of this adds up to one thing and one thing only that foreign adversaries or foreign nation states were taking advantage. and kompasonly. fo izing the family, the biden family and all of those people connected to the biden's. yet what is so stunning andthisi this is something that gres g just brought up, jason , is the fact that our fbi and our us intelligence apparatus is completely hands off in investigating. and what makes mattershandin wok is that our own media has failed to do its job. i mean, even if the new york times reported on this, they reporteiled to d on it on the surface, then they buried it and they completely buried everythingheyo that is connected to the biden family. and that'sthen the deeply conce. but because it tells me that. the white house is compromise and everything that they tried to accuse president trump of these themselves are guilty ofte in such anlv egregious and dangerous way that it's put our nation's national security at risk. >> yeah, i t

the department of defense of australia launched an investigation into the allegations against 25 activenow about 1,000 specialists are fighting the fire element in russia in the sverdlovsk region. over a hundred units of equipment , including five aircraft , were recorded in total, 23 outbreaks of them are isolated by new sections of mineralized strips contain the flames with the help of knapsack fire extinguishers place. he even threw fire across the river and more than 400 paratroopers from khanty-mansiysk came to the rescue. arkhangelsk irkutsk also military personnel of the ministry of defense as well as the crew of transport and combat helicopters. mi-8 army aviation dropped about 100 comp of water, eliminating natural fires near a settlement near yekaterinburg ryazanov and shukshin have stove-shops garage zigzag of luck irony of fate cruel romance on his account more than 80 pictures of his every appearance on the screen. even if for a few minutes the viewer remembered forever, and the phrases spoken by his heroes instantly dispersed in quotes nonsense, gangster bullet, that you h

department officials placed restrictions on how those mattress well to be handled such that essentially no investigative activities accumulates for months. leading up to the election. the fbi, i never opened any type of inquiry issue. any taskings employed, any of those that go personnel, or produce any i noticed that go products in connection with the information that you set this in with a 100 by them laptop scandal. and notice how the intel agencies in the media cooperative there. you'll start to notice a pretty consistent pattern of behavior. the folks who run the main stream media and the intelligence agencies in the united states think they know what is best for the american people. they know who should be running the country and they have no problem manipulating things in a partisan manner to serve that agenda. caleb mauppin, archie, new york, legal and media analysts line all says the us government has been taking advantage of global media audiences in the country as the f b i has previously come under fire for nefarious activities. jane turner, a former f b i. agent and whistle blower was fired for exposing the bureaus failures which later retaliated against her with false allegations. jane

department officials placed restrictions on how those matches well to be handled. so is that essentially no investigative activities accumulates for months, leading up to the election, the fbi, i never opened any type of inquiry issue. any taskings employed, any of those that go personnel or produce any i noticed that go products in connection with the information that you set this in with the hunter binding laptop scandal. and notice how the intel agencies and the media cooperated there. you'll start to notice a pretty consistent pattern of behavior. the folks who run the main stream media and the intelligence agencies in the united states think they know what is best for the american people. they know who should be running the country and they have no problem manipulating things in a partisan manner to serve that agenda. caleb mauppin r t new york and russia's defense ministry has mocked yeah. of over. it's claims that 6 russian can. jo hypersonic missiles were allegedly destroyed during an overnight strike on cab. you will have not launched as many gonzales as they allegedly should down every time with their statements. the number of so called ukrainian the answer sets is 3 times higher than we act

justice department large -- they actively protect their political friends, while the rest of the world on what it was paying attention to the durham report, and irs was a blower investigatorter biden told congress that he and his entire investigation team were removed from their open investigation into hunter's taxes -- whistle-blowers alloys doj word retaliatory against our client and they violate federal law. department of justice is punishing our government employee for investigating the president's son, and doing it when we were all distracted with her during report. yoshe joins us now. randa, i thought there was a protection for whistle-blowers. >> high will, clearly god, we have seen this over and over other whistle-blowers from the fbi, steve french who suffer greatly from trying to be honest and tried to bring some accountability to these agencies. this is worse than retaliation against whistle-blowers. this is obstruction of justice. this is the department of justice into meaning in a very sensitive case -- the tax case against hunter biden, the son of the president. we have been told for nigh on three years this department of justice was so honorable, merrick ga

departments, officials placed restrictions on how those mattress well to be handled. so it's the essentially no investigative activities acute for months leading up to the election . the fbi, i never opened to any type of inquiry issue. any taskings employed, any of those to go personnel or produce any i noticed a couple products in connection with the information that you sent in with a 100 biden laptop scandal. and notice how the intel agencies in the media cooperative there. you'll start to notice a pretty consistent pattern of behavior. the folks who run the mainstream media and the intelligence agencies in the united states think they know what is best for the american people. they know who should be running the country and they have no problem manipulating things in a partisan manner to serve that agenda. failed mauppin, archie, new york, legal and media analyst line all says there will be no accountability despite the revelations of the durham report. the american public is under such a constant barrage of news in missed information. this information i could write a story that is based on information which is inc. correct, provided to me by the government. and i do a great job and a wonderful st

department because his investigators are being prevented from viewing any materials from the case file. >> 11:39, he knew. >> right. >> this was an active shooting. >> with resources obtained the entire case file, hundreds of hours of video evidence, radio transmissions, 911 calls and crucial recordings from interviews with law enforcement officers, emts, and school employees. >> most of the information we get, i'm sad to say, i'm glad it's coming out, but it's from people like yourself or another agency. we got more from that than we did anything. >> journalists. >> yeah. it's ridiculous, isn't it? it's pretty sad. pretty sad. part of me wants to say, are we going to uncover something you don't want us to see? are we going to uncover some radio transmissions you don't want us to hear? i don't know. >> as far as we know he's the only one in the room. now they're coming in with the kids, supposedly there's kids there too. >> if we can find mistakes we made, perhaps we can keep it from happening in some other community. >> it is cold. >> do you think you'll ever see what you want done, what you think needs to be done to protect your kids who are still living in this community? >> i think we're going to make

investigating clear tax fraud by hunter biden has lost its job, it is just more evidence piling up into entire mountain of evidence that our government and department of justice and the fbi has been activelyuding to protect hunter biden from the criminal consequences of action. if his dad was not president, he would have been perp walked, arrested and had multiple felonies years ago. >> steve: about a year ago, "washington post" came out with this story, the fbi agents said we looked at the stuff and will charge him with tax evasion. then they kicked the ball across the street to the department of justice, which oversees the fbi, that is where it stalled. of course the guy who runs the doj is the attorney general, top law guy for united states. >> clay: yeah. well, the fact there is not independent counsel for hunter biden investigation is evidence of the fix to protect hunter biden. but also this is statute of limitation issue, guys. they are trying toun are out the clock on hunter biden being able to be charged with many different felonies because the moment they got this in december of 2019, by march or april of 2020, they had all the goods to charge hunter biden with felonies to put h

of the department are considered in absentia as they continue to hide from the belarusian justice in poland, but roman protasevich admitted his guilt in full and actively cooperated with the investigationcourt already with things ready to go to places of detention. however , he refused to comment on the situation before and after the verdict on the basis of those presented by the state prosecutor. evidence. the court found guilty the gunman and protosevich of organizing mass riots on the territory of the republic of belarus, group actions grossly violating public order, public calls for the seizure of state power , an act of terrorism, and other actions aimed at harming the national security of belarus for people and publicly insulting the president of the republic of belarus and other crimes, in addition, the smart rudik was found guilty of conspiracy to seize state power in the republic of belarus not by constitutional means. to date , the preventive measure in the form of house arrest for portasevich has been left unchanged after the sentences come into force. he will be taken into custody and serve his sentence in a high security penal colony. the verdict will enter into force in 1

activities. were they investigated? what did the investigation yield? there is a lot more answers that we need to get. not only for the american people but also the department oftice. that is what were trying to do. >> congresswoman lisa mcclain thank you. so the company report marine veteran daniel penney's attorney is flexing criticism of his client and say should be praised not prosecuted for the deadly chokehold on jordan neely on a new york city subway. defense attorney joins us on how the prosecution and defense v might be prepping for aer might be prepping for aer potential manslaughter trial. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. i've become a bit of an expert in suncare... an spf-icionando if you will. my bottle of choice? neutrogena ultra sheer. a lightweight blend that protects 6 layers deep with a smooth dry-touch finish. this round is on me. neutrogena ultra sheer. the future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years, putting the most advanced technology into people's hands. generation after generation. tool after tool. again and again. bringing you the broadest and most reliable network of serv

department who will tell us nothing about this. who denies any knowledge of it and who has taken five years now -- five years to investigate hunter biden, for example, with very obvious apparent criminal activityamerican people look at this and can't square it. it makes no sense to them other than it's just unfair. >> harris: it is tough. they're running out of time. if republicans come quickly with the facts and evidence. if the whistleblower is identified. we don't know what we don't know. if we see a situation that makes it complicated for joe biden, his approval is already so low, 54% of democrats have already said in polling that maybe they want somebody else. it will get very politically interesting and pressure filled for the current president. all right. let's move to this. new fox drone video shows illegal immigrants pouring over our southern border in the dead of night. lit up by infrared. it could get so much worse and dire for men and women trying to protect the border and stem the tide after title 42 health restrictions end next thursday. remember, they were covid driven. republican senator thom tillis and independent kyrsten sinema plan to introduce a bill that would let expulsio

department. >> it's still an ongoing investigation so there are a lot of witnesses there. everybody is being interviewed, everything is being gone over. this is what we have at this time. they are actively working on this. >>> this was in a residential area, so there were some off- duty police officers, and they were able to help last night as this all was happening. but again, there's still a lot they haven't figured out yet, and this is just the latest in a number of shootings involvin g teenagers that have happened across the country, this month and last month. when you look at the numbers, you see so many of the shootings just happening over and over again, just this month, a couple of shootings, last month you have that one in alabama where it was a sweet 16 birthday party, so it is shocking to see all of the shootings, involving teenagers and people who are so young who are essentially, just resorting to guns, and that's just the reality in the country and in terms of this case in yuma, arizona, police are just trying to figure out what happened here. >> we are covering these shootings weekend after weekend. thank you very much. now to the us-mexico border. it's now three days sin

department of justice and fbi failed to uphold the fidelity to the law in connection with certain events and activities in the report. overarching theme, sandra, durham says the fbi rushed an investigation, code named crossfire hurricane, without the proper legal basis. it's the term used to describe the alleged connections between the trump campaign and russia. durham took two cases to trial, lost them both. a former fbi attorney did plead guilty to a minor charge. and he, john durham and bill barr, the trump attorney general who appointed him were the ones with a political driven agenda, citing a report concluding the fbi investigation was justified, called the horowitz report. fbi says in a statement the conduct in 2016 and 2017 that special counsel durham examined was the current leadership i am implemented dozens of actions, and had it been in place in 2016 the missteps could have been pre prevented. durham, no longer special counsel, he's invited by jim jordan to appear before congress next week, i'm told the conversations are taking place behind the scenes and to stay tuned, sandra. >> sandra: we will for sure. thank you very much on that for us. john. >> john: bring in andy mcca

investigation, laid down and activated the anti-tank minute. on the route of zakhar prilepin's car , the air force spent the night on the territory of the semyonovsky district police departmentheavy escort, escorted by special forces soldiers alexander who else was there? in one , alexander permyakov was detained a few hours after the explosion, the likely perpetrator of the attack was noticed by three district police officers when he tried to escape through the forest of permyakov, a native. donetsk druzhkovka in 2009 was convicted of robbery and later caught smuggling weapons. recently, he worked at the stolichnaya construction site , lived in a hostel, but recently arrived in the nizhny novgorod region. at the first interrogation. he admitted that he arranged the explosion on the orders of the kiev regime. automobile. zakhar prilepin was blown up at the entrance to the village of pionersky, this is a deaf place seventy kilometers from nizhny novgorod, it is obvious that the writer was being followed or his car was being remotely controlled, otherwise, how would the terrorists know that sticky happens in such protected areas. the explosion itself was such a force that the

activity by congress, the justice department, or whomever. there is really not a lot of that afterwards. >> andrew, obviously i should say that this is a civil lawsuit, julianna denies this investigation. it doesn't mean those claims are true. in this case, it's also possible that rudy giuliani said the things that he is alleged to have said to dunfee, and was just talking a big game that was not true. given all of that, it's a striking allegation to say that the president of the united states was in cahoots with his associates to sell pardons and split the profits. but >> yes, it is striking. it may, in fact be corroborated. to mike's point, you would expect the department of justice and georgia to be looking into this is a correct one. it remains to be seen whether this is a strong the breaks the camels back, because it's not -- the pardon is one allegation. there's also allegations that rudy giuliani committed tax fraud by keeping more than 1 million dollars out of his income, being held by a friend in order to defraud his wife. that is a federal crime, and it's also -- in addition, the civil complaint that is verified, meaning that the first that signed it said that it's under pen