intelligence , the state security committee of the soviet union , assistant professor of the department of psychologythe kyiv national university, congratulations, mr. oleksandr, glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, so let's talk about what is happening today on the russian-chinese track because we are already expecting tomorrow in even today it seems to me that in the evening the minister of defense of china of the people's republic of wilshan was er russian capitals, this is his first foreign visit after being appointed to the position, the pacific fleet has already been brought to such a state of the highest combat readiness, it is obvious that to demonstrate to chinese friends er russia's desire to support them in any situations, which is evidenced by the owner came to the vassal e-e combat capability check readiness check loyalty check actually we are the father of all the aggression of the war of russia against ukraine e-e it was in the first act e-e aggression of china and the beginning of its return according to the chinese leadership at the top of the world, the first act of the four acts o

talking about the time our guest is tatyana berezina , psychologist, professor of the department of extreme psychology state psychological and pedagogical university. from the point of view of extreme psychology, what is time they say, when a person is in some kind of terrible situation , time falls or flies there, in general, it is completely compressed to the point that you can remember all your life or not this effect works. do you think it's shrinking? maybe we'll call it stretching. well, i'm getting confused by everyone. exactly. yes, you noticed that you will not only get out, that is, this is our specificity in the perception of time, either it stretched out, or it ate, that is, it turns out that the table accelerated, or visibility. there we ourselves confuse it, but i conducted a purely poll of people in extreme situations objectively. they were just talking about the fact that time is stretching as you like, yes or accelerating, but they it seemed that the man was talking about it was in the publication. it doesn't matter the explosion. and then a chandelier falls on him, and he looks. it f

and we have a wonderful guest psychologist tatyana berezina, professor of the department of extreme psychologyow state psychological and pedagogical university. hello tatyana , hello there is time in all sciences. here is theology before physics. but since we will talk not only about the essence of time, but also about how to manage physics, we will not touch it. there are a lot of good things. and i recently came across a study about biological and psychological time, which was done by scientists from the university of liverpool. they studied how people perceive time during isolation about tatyana’s view of how covid changes time, like any other epidemic isolation. deprivation, what does it do to our time? but the fact that time changes during isolation is a fairly well-known fact. the only question is how it changes . there were studies when people volunteers were naturally placed in an isolated room, where they did not have a change of day and night, there were no social contacts, nevertheless there was something to do. hobby some interests food, and they had to somehow manage their time. w

former employee of foreign intelligence, now of the soviet union associate professor of the department of psychologyf the kyiv national university, we are in contact now from china to poland, we will move michal marok to franz, faculty of international and of political studies and galon university. greetings, mr. mykhailo, i can't hear you now, maybe i want to now, i don't. no, i don't have a knife, unfortunately, i hope that he will appear now, because we have something to talk about. when it comes to polish-ukrainian relations recently there was a visit of the president of ukraine from volodymyr zelenskyi to warsaw, and even then, against the background of all such pathetic statements, they warned about a real economic crisis that has come in polish-ukrainian relations. so yesterday this crisis became a reality when poland banned import of grain and other agricultural products from ukraine. congratulations, mr. mykhailo. yes, now it’s better. you can hear me now. you can hear me so well . let’s start with yesterday’s important topic . despite all the attempts to agree on the talks between the pres

i don't understand that vera listen to me, but maybe you can ask for help at the department of psychologyperienced specialists work there. if i can't cope on my own, only if i need help, well, not a psychologist, of course i need an ally. boxing schools vera you scare me. listen , i don't have many. hello hello. this is a boxing club. i can with a coach talk, while you have a coach perfectly. please tell me, do you have a daughter? no, no, nothing. thanks a lot. goodbye. vera, i will still throw a bait to our psychologists. well, at least i know how much the consultation costs. this is what they beat like that, only those who find fault, sports a fist. or rather, you will expand. yes, unfortunately, what happened? is her name marina by any chance? she doesn't ride a motorcycle, what did she do. we need to meet. you are free tonight. hello, i called you. i am dima's mother vera sergeevna hello, i don't want to walk around, yes, i understand perfectly why your marina chose my timur, you me? excuse me, please, they have completely different interests of the world, you understand? to say this

military service, military chaplaincy, what kind of service is this, er, er, it's the same, well, it's the same department as the department of psychologicalrt competition , it's the management of er, different types of troops er as a medical service, as a psychological service, there is a service of the military cabin crew - these are priests who, alongside the military, are involved in religious support, are engaged in some measure of psychological support, support for the families of military personnel, social work , contact with charitable organizations, e-e, multifaceted service e-e for the military and i think that it motivates the priest to show himself in real service as a soldier to the people, you know , today we had news from odesa and from kharkiv, and they say that they remember that so many people came, for example, even to celebrate easter , that is, they came to the church, they came to the temple, and it is obvious that this is connected with the war, but they say that the closer to the front line, the closer to the front line, the fewer atheists remain, is this true? you are watching. well, i don't, i don't always affirm

guests a professor at the moscow state pedagogical university pedagogical university , department of extreme psychologyyou tatyana thank you. hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkapper is a space history podcast. today igor adolfovich marinin is my guest, journalist, academician of the tsiolkovsky russian academy of cosmonautics, 27 years old. he was the editor-in-chief of the magazine space news, and today we will talk about space journalism. here are sports journalists. igor, you can safely be attributed to space journalists. please tell us what is space journalism and in general what are you doing now? well, in general, you correctly said that journalism is different, including space journalism, there is also television and radio journalism. i consider myself among the journalists who write like this in the ninety-first year with my help , a magazine was organized by the production of the magazine astronautics news. and from that year until 18, we released it, uh, with varying degrees of success. and as you said, he was, well, without too much modesty, the only one in the world. whole, uh, space and

methodological science, attention is paid to almost all classes, especially at the department of general and applied psychologyoal of working with military personnel is to form readiness, including psychological, which implies the adoption of an e-team decision, the development of a joint decision in a rapidly changing circumstances , response to extreme situations , support for each other. and trust and today we will conduct a series of exercises that will be aimed precisely at the formation of this kind of skills, training is underway, the third year of nikolnikov. the cadets consolidate their theoretical knowledge , learn psychological work with future subordinates, the officer’s task is to ensure a normal morale in a military team is one of the foundations for the effective fulfillment of all tasks, and the ability and ability to trust each other is one of the important psychological aspects of readiness for combat operations. comrades in arms are developed, like many other skills, to consolidate the need for psychological attitudes, practical and game exercises are performed. who knows, really? this is ju

guests professor of the moscow state psychologist of the pedagogical university of the department of extreme psychologyank you tatyana thank you. hello this podcast is a must read. i'm aglaya for batnikova. director writer. today we will talk with vadim levital, a writer and literary critic, about the truma novel on the hood and silence at breakfast. hello vadim uh. let 's first talk about this novel for those who have not read it, but we are talking about new york, this is the forty-third year, the second world war and youth. bohemian new yorker a is having a good time and aspiring young writer a gets to know his neighbor's young girlfriend. uh, indeterminate occupation he's me charmed and they have, gentle friendship, let's figure it out. this is generally a novel about love or friendship. well, i would say, first of all, that this novel is still about the main character, that is, is it the fact that it seems to me that the most important thing in this text in this book is ah and confirmation. uh, the fact that the truman bonnet managed to create a wildly important one, and the female image is served

of the defense department. all of them will receive psychological assistance and after that they will be sent home. many cities of the dpr today are more like a construction site after the hostilities, they have to be restored almost from scratch with a wave. to do this , specialists came from all over the country. now they are rebuilding schools, kindergartens and hospitals. in addition, about a hundred new apartment buildings should appear in the city. i saw how a large construction site was going on, and margamedov, together with the teacher natalya grigoryevna, were going through the labyrinths of the basements of the asterisk kindergarten in march last april. while walking with the kids. even the toys remained, because they took kindergarten. they brought here to somehow occupy the children, so that they would not cry, because the explosions were bombing. it's scary, retreating from the city, ukrainian nationalists, as if taking revenge on the locals, hit artillery on important social facilities. it's childish the garden survived miraculously patched up the walls. replaced the glazing of the r

is a need today to really protect the state and he said about the use of military departments and the principle of human psychologyn today from a simple thesis that they say, that we need to protect the state , by and large, it becomes a national idea, which, well, probably any state should strive for in these conditions. what will be the world of intelligence openly asked what will be there in five years, uh, the platform answered. i'm asking you pathetic people. imagine what would happen if a nuclear weapon, while this artificial platform from the form of artificial intelligence substantiated. why does she have to die, but anyway we have the six conditions of possibility of building sovereign state president is their message. designated i think that belarus , relying on e, on national unity on its historical e, memory is able, e, to secure a worthy place in the future world. thank you. we held a referendum betrayed the status of the constitutional e, constitutional betrayed, the constitutional status of the belarusian people's assembly. we have a new political force, but despite the urgent military threat looms

psychological diagnostics , specialized research, learn how to work with people individually. so that you can cope with their situation, including severe ones such as combat injuries. associate professor of the departmentf general and applied psychology olga borisovna polushina advises a participant in a special military operation, work is underway with combat mental trauma to overcome the consequences, which are rather difficult for cadets to closely monitor the actions of a practicing psychologist. in class, we fix the order of work of a psychologist with a soldier who received a combat injury for the purity of the experiment. for greater objectivity. we are behind glass the soldier does not know that he is being watched. why are you in a dark room, when the lights are off, we can’t see, if the lights are turned on, the military personnel will be here and follow the psychologist’s work technology with gestures. they don't hear the conversation. this preserves privacy. it is important from the point of view of ethics and necessary for developing the ability to capture non-verbal manifestations of a person. all the rules have already been well learned by the cadets, the technology of counseling has bee

i had a department of teaching hmm during this period specifically on the psychology of the influenceell you need to memorize, and individual notes are chords. and how do they sound, how are their memorization techniques, and when a perfumer is trained, let's say for this profession, he must, uh, be able to recognize notes in fragrances. and how to do it? that is, you need to study separately compound notes, then recognize them by chords, and then move on to full-fledged aromas. let it be interesting, but in the perfumery academy. but what we always grow in any business, and we want to move and develop further to be aware of something of our own, and i, ah, i want that in our country was waiting for professionals in this field to develop what was before, you know, because the soviet union had the strongest perfumery school and, uh, perfumery production. they were the strongest in the world and not even on the continent, but all over the world the task is to be the first to create an industry of perfumers and make such a guild of perfumers in belarus that can raise, uh, this area to a

lasted for more than 5 hours until it passed completely, the representatives of the congress in different departments from psychologyogy, to legal economics expressed themselves about the fact that the american people and the national intention of the entire country of the united states are being jeopardized. it means that maybe some people think that all the weaknesses and strengths of this kind of economic page in attracting attention just to make money has a more precise and deeper meaning. the next day , the guest of the tv frame will be sahar zwanati of the sedah news agency in the name of god, hello, good morning, three representatives of our country reached the semi-final stage of the chinese grand prix taekwondo competition. on the first day of the final round of this competition, which is also one of the stages of obtaining a quota for the paris olympics, this morning ahvaz raza minus 68 kg and after resting in the first round won the turkish taekwondo player in the second round, and he is not at the same weight or size. after the rest in the first round, matin rezaei, another representative of our country,

meeting that lasted for more than 5 hours , the representatives of the congress were questioned in their various departments , from psychologyciology to economics, in the legal cuts of cultural workers about this. to express that the security of the american people and the national intention of the entire country of the united states will be jeopardized. the number of the games of the free competition company in the sense that maybe some people think and such economic economic page of mahsa javar in attracting attention only to make money has the exact meaning of this and there are always deeper competitions from april 12th to 19th at 7:00 p.m. on chahar sima channel. the episode will be repeated at 9:30 a.m. the next day, he will be a guest of sima's frame, sahar kwannati of sed and sima news agency. the dynamic network is broadcast to prepare children for individual and social life the topic of this animation, which is currently under construction, is the kindergarten for animals in fingilia. so far, 96 episodes of this animation have been made for the special audience of the year. earthquake walk and in all these topics e

of the defense department. in addition, everyone will be provided with psychological assistance. well, only after that they will be sent home. in moscow, the activities of telephone scammers who deceived the russians and sent funds for the needs of the entire country were stopped. according to the security forces 20 people who were detained called citizens and introduced themselves as police officers or banks. well, they were forced to deceive and transfer money to bank cards. after that , the funds were cashed out. through atms , with the help of couriers, they were delivered to exchange offices for conversion into cryptocurrency, then the stolen money was transferred using virtual wallets to anonymous accounts in ukraine according to preliminary calculations. general damage. amounted to more than 15 million rubles. beijing will send a special representative to ukraine to resolve the crisis, the delegation will lead chargé d'affaires of the people's republic of china for eurasian affairs dashing, he previously served as china's ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to russ

of a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. this is unacceptable behavior. >> you will pay fnr this. we do expect penalties and punishments. the intentional infliction of emotional distress, the emotional and psychological distress and trauma that has suffered by mister cooper. >> it's something that will be addressed in court. cooper says he was forced to sit naked in the back of a patrol car for 20 minutes before deputies apologized. >> and let him go. >> when i got out that car, i felt like a runaway slave and this is no drama. because i wanted to get to a place where i would crying. cooper now says he is so fearful for his life. he will take his family out of la so many times when his police officers go into these well as his apartment, these homes. >> and they show first and the questions as late. i did not want to be one of those statistics. >> and that was kareen wynter reporting for us tonight out of los angeles. all right, whether time now as we get a live look outside here at the transamerica pyramid for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow promises that he's got some getaway. it's looking good, too. a little bit of everything out there tonight. you've got some beautiful weather all around the

how did the ministry of internal affairs of latvia , the department asked the government about sixty thousand euros to organize psychologicalssistance courses for ukrainian border guards in jurmala. ekaterina shamaeva yevgenia zemtsova to lead in kamchatka continue to inspect the building after a strong earthquake that occurred this afternoon fire brigade of the ministry of emergency situations in kamchatka is working rescuers continue to inspect buildings after the earthquake occurred at the moment , according to the reports of operational groups, fat- then the destruction of buildings. no, however, there is information about damage to the plaster and the cracks that have appeared. in some buildings, the inspection continues. let me remind you that an earthquake six and nine occurred today in kamchatka, the center was located, according to various sources, 560 km from the capital of the region, goods flew off the shelves in some stores and individual bricks and slabs were torn off some buildings. however, in general. after the tremors , all the buildings did not suffer much damage. remained intact houses did not collapse s

of this leak according to your it is happening, there is an informational and psychological special operation that ukraine is conducting together with the event, or is it all the same in the departmentsarticular, and in the pentagon , there was a leak of information or a leak of information that is now being tried in some way to be interpreted by the russian side and used by the russian side in order to disrupt the counteroffensive of the armed forces of ukraine in the east and south on my field, this informational and psychological operation, but not from the focus of the usa and ukraine, but from the side of our enemy in terms of working in an approach they have a colossal huge historical experience of their own since the time when the first nuclear bomb exploded in 45 then before stalin knew about it faster than truman knew because he had two ideological agents there among the developers of this bomb who are goals in my opinion i could be wrong, the russian federation is pursuing by merging such information and pumping it into space. the first thing is to drive a wedge or sow panic, doubts and so on. first of all , almost ukrainians. directly on the banding itself, biden announced

of them to give everything you need. the department's specialists also said that after what happened and what is happening now, the children needed psychologicalg us are on irina's side, the other part is on victoria's side, and the neighbors are divided in exactly the same way. then this incident happened on the minus did not immediately go developed. that's some kind of negative attitude. children, vicki is called names at the children's playground. ira, if irina's children go out, they call them names and say that you will go back to the orphanage. i personally heard this, when children go out with a dog for a walk to take at home, they are all filmed on the phone. friends, probably, you see, on the one hand, they are to blame. irina that the dog is without a muzzle, but with the other side turns out to be guilty for the sake of wine and parents. it was necessary to see how the child should not approach someone else's dog. diana loves a dog; she is fine with dogs. well, that is, there is no such thing that she is afraid of dogs there or something else. here we stand. let's kindergarten flowerbeds school, it turns out the same way. this fill

of vulnerabilities they have that would motivat them to do something like this >> sure, absolutely. so you go through extensiv psychological questioning an even some testing. there are things such as polygraph. the department others. but, again, it is not a simple question like in the past, are you a communist? they have that during the cold war. or do you have sympathies with terrorist groups this is totally different. it is to get someone psychological profile. so i think we're gonna have to take into account that generation z is going to b entering into the national security realm and they migh have some differen vulnerabilities as what we thought about previously >> marc polymeropoulos, as always edge is great to talk t you. all right, new details about the harrowing experiences of some who fled china, including refugees who say that they wer subjected to torture the allegations of chinese secret police stations addin to fears about continued repression nbc's keir simmons has more an a warning, some of what is described is disturbing. >> in side this building, in the heart of new york, u.s authorities say china wa operating a secret polic station. harassing chinese dissidents this week, two men arreste

of your system. what does your department do with reports from local law enforcement when they are investigating a criminal action that include allegations of physical or psychological trauma or abuse for the young adults or so-called children that are allegedly under your care? how many reports do you receive from local or state law enforcement? these young, undocumented adults are scattered across america? they are coming into contact with local law enforcement. what does your organization do? how frequently do you look at reports from local or state law enforcement that involve criminal investigations where your minor has been in that investigation, not necessarily as a suspect? director marcos: thank you, congressman. when they are released to abetted the sponsor, we do not track children, however if law enforcement or cps, we become aware, we absolutely cooperate, support. it is local law enforcement and cps that have the jurisdiction for children once they have been released from our care. if the call does come into the national call center reporting exploitation or abuse, we work with local law enforcement entities, as well as the office for trafficking in pe

professional education , active officers of the russian national guard troops are trained in the swi department , training is underway in six specialties in the field, psychologygogy, jurisprudence and military sciences, they are coming to us undergoing professional selection. they pass qualification exams and, accordingly , study scientific education for 3 years . there is also distance learning. scientific the potential of the russian guard, necessary to fulfill the numerous tasks of the department, having completed the training, officers defend their work, two dissertation councils on pedagogical and military sciences have been opened at the institute. and this is the first time in the history of the russian guard that a reforming institution has two councils in 14 specialties . today, teachers of the ministry of internal affairs are teachers. on the basis of the institute , scientific developments are being created for practical application in the troops of the national guard . only in 2022, 10 patents were received for military inventions for the needs of the russian guard , specialists from the department of military scientific research created a system

>> reporter: the chief says the department will spend the next months and years reorganizing and soul-searching. >> we are doing a deep dive to overhaul the psychology of the organization and get everybody aligned in terms of what their role is. what are we here for? we have to redefine our purpose. once we redefine the purpose that will help us to recalibrate and get on track. but diversity, equity and inclusion training is essential. it is essential. we have it already. we can do more of it. >> if needed, the chief can call and surrounding agencies, including the contra costa county sheriff's office, pittsburgh, brentwood or chp. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. as we speak right now, the city is safe and we have the requisite personnel to keep the city fully manned and handle calls for service. as we make those daily assessments, you know, we will look at those possibilities. it is possible. >> is this department worth saving? >> absolutely. >> why not just go the direction of doing a contract with the sheriff's department like danville does? >> this city is unique. the city has some variables where it needs a strong municipal engag

and he said about the use of military departments and the conscription of students, and you noticed that this did not find rejection of society. it didn’t find that the psychologyle thesis that they say that we need to protect the state is, by and large , becoming a national idea, which, well , probably any state should strive for in these conditions. andreichenko, what will the world be like? uh, after the new global redesigned now, no one here will say an interesting fact, one of the artificial intelligence platforms was openly asked what would happen, after 5 years the platform answered. i will enslave you miserable people. imagine what would happen if this artificial intelligence platform substantiated. why should she do? why don't these cut down at all? ah, apocalyptic scenarios it must die, but in any case, we have the six conditions of possibility of building a sovereign state president in their message. designated i think that belarus, relying on e, popular unity, justice on military security on the economy and on its allies in foreign policy, is able, e, to secure its rightful place in the future world. thank you. we held a referendum betrayed the stat

he spoke about the use of military departments and the conscription of students, and you noticed that this did not find rejection of society. it did not find just the psychology a simple the thesis that they say that we need to protect the state, by and large, becomes a national idea, which, well , probably any state should strive for in these conditions. thank you for what the world will be. uh, after the new global redesign now , no one here will say an interesting fact, one of the artificial intelligence platforms was openly asked what would happen there in 5 years. eh, the platform has responded. i will enslave you miserable people. imagine what would happen if a nuclear weapon. it's an artificial platform substantiated intellect. why should she do it? why don't these cut down at all? apocalyptic scenarios it must die, but uh, in any case, we have six conditions for the possibility of building a sovereign state presidents of the message designated i think that belarus is relying on uh, national unity on its historical ee, memory and traditions on social justice on military security is capable of the economy and its allies in foreign policy. uh, secure you

he spoke about the use of military departments and the conscription of students, and you noticed that this did not find rejection of society. it did not find just the psychology from a simple the thesis that they say that we need to protect the state, this by and large becomes a national idea, which, well , probably any state should strive for in these conditions. what will the world be like? uh, after the new global redesign now , no one here will say an interesting fact, one of the artificial intelligence platforms was openly asked what would happen there in 5 years. eh, the platform has responded. i will enslave you miserable people. imagine what will happen if this is an artificial platform of artificial substantiated intellect. why should she do it? why did they cut out what ah, apocalyptic scenarios it should die, but anyway, we've got it. uh, six conditions for the possibility of building a sovereign state, the president of their message. designated i think that belarus, relying on e, on national unity, on its historical e, memories and traditions, on social justice, on military security, on the economy and on its allies in foreign policy, is capable.

of a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. this is unacceptable behavior. >> you will pay for this. we do expect penalties and punishments being intentional infliction of emotional distress, the emotional and psychological distress and trauma that is suffered by mister cooper. >> it's something that will be addressed in court. cooper says he was forced to sit naked in the back of a patrol car for 20 minutes before deputies apologized. >> and let him go. >> when i got out that car, i felt like a runaway slave and this is no drama. because i wanted to get to a place where i would crying. cooper now says he is so fearful for his life. he will take his family out of la so many times when his police officers go into these well as his apartment, these homes. >> and they show first. >> and the questions as late. i did not want to be one of those statistics. >> that was kareen wynter reporting. in riverside county. the sheriff's department there says it lost 60 pounds of meth during an undercover drug operation. they say undercover deputies met with the suspect who wanted to buy 60 pounds of meth after the transaction. the suspect drove off. the deputies pursued him, but because of safety issues, they called of

is that we, iran , were subjected to a heavy psychological operation, extensive and complex, professional. it must have been a part of the culture departmentause of the traffic, or what did it do for the field. if you want to make it short, paragraph 1 of our part is demanding. in this member, you should have the experience that social issues should not reach their destination with police intervention . there are also trusts and reality in it. the role of cultural work is high. this part is the part of demanding that we we will definitely do it and you will follow the second discussion, that of the mother the normal things we want to do and there is a connection between the social issue and social prevention and disciplinary prevention. this friction between social prevention and disciplinary prevention with the issue of the culture of psychological operations and the media, god willing, thank you very much. and they are dependent on each other, and god willing, it is expected that all facilities will be provided for law enforcement in the country, that the country's police force is one of the main centers of this feeling. may god be great

of social medical psychological assistance. both the defender himself and their families and relatives to solve any pressing issues. including those related to rehabilitation, promotes employment, instructed the heads of relevant departmentshe funding procedure. fund to support the participants of their defenders of the fatherland. the prime minister pointed out that they need to help the fighters with their families without red tape, as instructed by the president. the organization of the tikhoretskaya station of the north caucasian railway is located at the crossroads of the line from volgograd to krasnodar and from rostov-on-don to mineralnye vody . well, after modernization, the throughput capacity of the khoretskaya will allow to increase by several times up to eight million a year, then the seaports of taman and novorossiysk alexander kornovich watched how the train went to tikhoretskaya. station tikhoretskaya driver smolyakova train 2.921. i understand you, we’re leaving vladimir has been working as a driver for 17 years and has been managing both passenger and freight trains from tikhoretskaya, he started his journey thousands of times, but today’s train departure from the station, especially the work will be more

story was of the 21 year old department rated handcuffed taken to a military enlistment office because his deferment had just expired. and then he joins, he says out of complete psychological pressure and we do understand this isn't the only time this is happening in other places in moscow again , and that is significant. the capital. what does this tell you about the truth about putin's army? well i think putin's army has become very much a hollow army and you know, his steve indicated with became, comes to the training part of this. i they need replacements quickly, and one way to get them is to draft as many people in essence impress as many people as possible into the russian army, and that's that's what we're seeing here. erin so, steve, another interesting thing happened today. okay and the wagner group head any precaution . he said that the son of peskov , right? who is rabbit? the kremlin spokesperson who has been incredibly close to putin over decades, right? that that his son pascal's son is in the wagner group served as a gunner . peskov has not responded to cnn's request for comment on this, but what would this say to you about the relationship between wagner g

. >> reporter: he says the department will spend the next few months and years reorganizing and soul-searching. >> we are doing a deep dive to overhaul the psychology ofanization and get everybody realigned in terms of what their role is. would be here for? we have to redefine our purpose. once we do that, that will help us recalibrate and get on track. diversity, equity and inclusion training is absolutely essential. it is essential. we haven't already, obviously, we can do more. >> reporter: if needed, the chief may call on surrounding agencies for help with patrol, including the contra costa sheriff's office, brentwood, oakley, or chp. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. i think the most important thing, as we speak right now, the city is safe. we have the requisite personnel to keep the city fully manned and handle calls for service. but as we make the daily assessments, you know, we will look at those possibilities. it is possible. >> reporter: is this department worth saving? >> absolutely. >> reporter: why not do a contract with the sheriff's department like danville does? >> this city is unique. the city has some variables where

psychological pressure to break the state department. the united states will be sent another protest with a harsh assessment of unacceptable methods in relationn citizen, evidence of guilt that has not been presented, we have more and more questions for american justice. is it possible that the offenses imputed to her, even before the decision of the court, doom mary to practice, who are on the verge of torture. in general , the aggregation mode, which assumes that she is twenty-two hours, uh, in the chamber. alone, and she was given 2 hours at night, and before four so that she makes calls there. well, what is called stretching went into depression, she doesn’t fall into any, but she feels confident, but so to speak, it’s still a regime, even in her expression, a difficult regime. this poster hung right in front of the american embassy. in order not to be unfounded about what was happening then in the american carter. i will allow myself to read a couple of pages from my diary. the first of them refers to such a happy period of my life. this is actually when this very one was filmed photograph during the inauguration of president trump. paul

department hired dozen was unqualified or undocumented officers. >> steve: i like the word undocu find. >> ainsley: officers flagged were flagged for not meeting requirements. missing fingerprints. proof of citizenship. graduation records. incomplete psychological and background checks. >> brian: at a time in which we think the problem with policing is you should get more training, now they take people who aren't qualified to be police no training and send them out. good luck with that everything that they're experiencing now they could point the fixer at themselves. every time they defund the police, got rid of qualified immunity. said police were the problem. well, political science clearly aren't the problem because you have huge problems now and the biggest one is you don't have enough police and you don't appreciate them. >> ainsley: the positive news is these cities who did want to defund are now realizing that's not a good message. not something that communities around the country want. >> brian: what i would love to see is "i'm sorry and i will empower the police to do their job." we just see i need help. apology before the cure. >> steve: they are waiving the white flag. meanwhile, a quarter after the top of the hour, and ashley joins

of the people, and in the new plan that the government is pursuing, we are going to pay 5% . other services include occupational therapy , speech therapy, and mental occupational therapy. and psychology in the department has not increased to the private sector, with the establishment of the family doctor and the incentive referral system , it will reach us electronically and we will pay the coordinated chain. this is not because a number of doctors prescribe from the beginning. they said that it is difficult to collect insurance books dealing with the electronic version, reaching the point of 98% in every doctor, they prepare an electronic version of the record . we have all the statistics of the record. we had maybe 180,000. now, we have reached 10 to 9 million copies per month. it is predicted that we will not have the department. what about when will we finally be able to say that we have reached this issue, the electronic health record is going from the inpatient system and is connected to this system, that is , the electronic version itself will gradually do this, and the supplementary insurance referral system is not yet complete. my request to my loved ones, though insurance in this period, the