lithuania, the former soldier of the 61st fighter air base oleg tkachenko was recruited by the department of state securityter transferred to the second department of operational services. primok of the republic of lithuania, tkachenko’s task was to collect information at his own air base and 558 ave repair plant, he was also interested in the location of the anti-aircraft missile and radio engineering units of the baranovichi garrison and information about representatives of the power unit and state administration of the republic of belarus april 15, 2019. the spy was sentenced to seven years in prison to be served in a penal colony. andrey kobel testifies. he was detained only six months ago by a large-scale personality . lithuanians in minsk. they overlaid him according to all the rules of blackmail, threatened with a criminal case for fraud with a land plot for embezzlement during the reconstruction of the sanatorium, they say, they will deprive its members family residence permit, and the son will be thrown into the car. drugs under pressure male dog signed a cooperation agreement. he collected data o

employee of the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic of belarus recruited by the department of state securityf lithuania on assignment and intelligence collected and transmitted information about the kgb and the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus, as well as information about the country's banking system sentenced to ten years in prison with serving a sentence in the penitentiary high-security colonies people who may find themselves in such a situation or in a similar situation. as far as i analyzed everything. they should simply immediately seek the help of the security agencies of the republic, then belarus will not have any problems. what's more, they still use a computer desk on the left side of the workplace and here it turned out two workplaces , two tables. recall everything valeria romanovsky returned to work after 8 years, the former head of the air intelligence service, as if for air grabs for the last argument, cooperates with the investigation, tells in detail how he copied, photographed documents and then handed them over to the lithuanian special services while still in serv

former employee of the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic of belarus recruited the department of state securityf lithuania, on assignment and for intelligence, collected and transmitted information about the kgb and the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus, as well as information about the banking system of the country sentenced to ten years in prison with a sentence in a penal colony with a high security regime people who may find themselves in such a situation or in a similar situation. as far as i analyzed everything. they should simply immediately seek the help of the security agencies of the republic, then belarus will not have any problems. troubles over in addition, they still use on the left side there was a computer desk a workplace and here it turned out two workplaces, two tables in one line. recall everything valeria romanovsky returned to his workplace after 8 years , the former head of the air intelligence service, how he grabs air for the last argument, cooperates with the investigation in detail , how he copied photographed documents and then handed them over to the lithuanian

everything , he went forward, following the president himself, and the officers of the department of state security stopped by i understood that someone was serious, but we didn't know until the end and we were waiting for someone important. but we didn't understand at what level and when, and the same didn't know the servicemen who were supposed to be awarded, and when the president came, it was of course, there was a barrage of positive emotions. because all this time there was a hail of gunshots, artillery rang out as our artillery exited, and the occupiers were coming. and then he came in, completely unprepared, and gave a sincere human speech . servicemen, he started by passing those who died in the struggle for independence, he chatted, the guys signed this flag, which he then went to the congress and took a picture together. half an hour, well, for front-line conditions, this is a lot, security was mainly provided by , uh, it was secretive because no one knew anything about a large cavalcade, there was no super security once, that is, the courage of the president and the secretiveness of the

coming up, the state department now looking into creative ways to secure the release of american paul russia. former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus how the u.s. should be negotiating, next. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. merry christmas to each and every one of you. as we celebrate christmas you may wonder if jesus christ can make a difference in your life. you bet he can. that's why he came, to save us from our sins. jesus was born to die. he came to earth as a babe, took our sins to the cross 33-years later, he died on the cross, and god raised him to life on the third day. he's not dead, he's alive. if you've never put your faith and trust in him, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me, just say, "dear god, "i've made a wreck of my life. "i'm sorry for my sins and i ask you to forgive me. "i believe that jesus christ is your son. "i want to trust him as my savior, "and follow him as my lord, "from this day forward. amen." if you prayed that prayer, call that number that's on the screen. we've got someone who'd like to speak with you

of facebook's global security intelligence. threatened investigations manager alan nixon came from fbi influence operations manager came from the state department and the office of the secretary of defense director of global threat disruption came from the national security council and head of security nathaniel cyber espionage, former fbi general counsel the cybersecurity investigations haley chang came from the fbi in the department of homeland security. the security state has infiltrated the highest levels of the company. this is chris rose meadows government oversight board seen everything facebook does he was at the office of director of national intelligence and another one who brought the president's daily brief they seem to like that at facebook. if you're doing that job now i think we know where you'll end up. the fbi has provided facebook with the spokesperson the cia provided the president of legal strategy on and on it goes, round and round expense, the revolving door between facebook and twitter and the fbi and dni and cia in dhs and it's totally outrageous. i'm not imputing the motives of any of the people that we cited tonight. t

>> up next, the department of homeland security's undersecretary for security and analysis addressed lawmakers to address a range of topics including intelligence sharing between state and local governments. he testified before a house homeland security subcommittee. >> the subcommittee is meeting today on examining the operations of the office of intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point. good morning, everybody. i want to thank my colleagues from the committee on homeland security for joining us both in person and online for this important hearing to discuss current and future -- the current and future state of the department of homeland security's office of ina power intelligence analysis. mr. wayne steen is intimately familiar with this committee, and we are glad to welcome you back in your new role as the undersecretary for intelligence and analysis at dhs. as a former c.i.a. officer, i understand the importance of the role that intelligence plays in preventing and mitigating threats to the homeland and in developing long-term expertise on issue

migration has always been a necessary condition for ensuring the integrity of the state and national security 102 years ago, a departmentf foreign migrants was formed as part of the nkvd. this is the first migration service in our country. today, the powers of the department of immigration citizenship have been seriously expanded departments deals not only with the registration of visitors and the issuance of passports, but they are increasingly becoming biometric. the first birthday of the store with presidential merch today is a year of celebration. here , surprises were prepared for every tenth customer as a gift with an actual winter set of a hat, scarf and gloves. as noted in the white room, the project was a success, pleases that tens of thousands of belarusians. and most importantly the guests. uh, our capital and not only definitely. eh, everyone loves it. here is the product and what it is connected with with the head of state. many buy for gifts. those who wanted or who want it in relation to themselves have already purchased and are waiting for constant new products. but the guests of the capital and our coun

same time this man was appointed director of the newly created cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency inside the department of homeland security. it's statedsion is to protect america against cybersecurity threats from hostile foreign countries that mission was quickly corrupted and by the following year this dhs report redefined victim information online as an attack of physical infrastructure. but then probing coming into empty-handed looking for foreign interference to focus on domestic misinformation so without any act of congress are public debate during the trump administration decided that any us citizen the federal government considered misinformation is now carrying out a cyberattack against critical infrastructure speaking and i dhs event. >> the truth is the vast majority of these problems are domestic problems. >> that the problem for the dhs that government is not legally allowed to censor american speech. so they created a workaround a public-private entity the election integrity partnership. >> there was a lack of capability this is not because they did not care about the organization that the time lacked a funding and legal

has always been a necessary condition for ensuring the integrity of the state and national security . today, the powers of the departmentf civil migration have been seriously expanded ; the department is engaged not only in the registration of visitors and the issuance of passports, which all more often becomes biometric. the third delegates of all the belarusian people's assembly will represent civil society . large groups of people, for example, public associations, can nominate their representatives. as part of the anc, there will be representatives of various spheres of public administration and spheres of life. this includes judges and members of the government, who are well aware of the state of affairs in various sectors and can evaluate the proposal being implemented by the vns, while the deputies will undergo a public assessment of the voters during elections, since i was elected a delegate of the sixth naval forces, i can already, but from my personal experience, yes, draw some conclusions in the future, the national assembly really demanded its constitutional formalization and consolidation in the national as

of the concern is about the parent company bytedance and his affiliation with china. inthe past, tiktok has . u.s. militar, the state farm, and department of homeland securityady restricted tiktok from their devs. several governments >>the clock tick talks down fast enough for these billie eilish fans. they have been camping out in the rain and cold for days to try to snag se front row space the show in englewo tonight. the first campers have beenthere since november 30t the cold wasn't as bad as i thought. the first night it was raining so hard to. our tent rope. >> it was rust. make at least it's not detroit the wait is 15 minutes. how starts in about >>> speakingof shows, don't miss the one for mother nature tonight. it is free. the annual geminid meteor shower will reach its picked tonight. the number one question, will we be able to see it from inside? >> no . you have to go outside. >> in the cold. >> it will blear for the first half of the night. get away from c lights. you have to be further inland. >> what do we see? >> shooting stars. potentially farther out. what you need to know if you want to view the iewing conditions , to the east. we are pas

of this and it cannot be swept under the rug. >> the state department declined to make secretary of state blinken available to speak with us. and in an interview, a department spokesperson contently differ to the u.s. securityor's report and the israeli investigation. >> u.s. security coordinator on the ground work with palestinians and israelis. in some cases, physically bridging those two investigations to prepare his own set of findings. >> let me ask you about the central claim in the israeli's military report if an israeli soldier killed her, she was caught in the crossfire. that claim is completely disputed by eyewitness testimony and video footage from the area in the minuteseading up to and during the shooting. doesn't that discrepancy concern you? >> of course. we are concerned when there are allegations that a civilian was intentionally targeted. what the israelis fans and our security coordinator found was there appears to have been no intentionality. ousecurity coordinator found no reason to believe that shireen abu akleh was in tischler targeted -- >> have you seen the footage? >> of course. i looked at everything available in the public domain. >> clearly, they have not done what they said the

of the state and an extension of democratic party. it's so much collusion here between the democratic party, twitter and the state department, the f b i the department of homeland security. it's just a huge ball of wax, and they're all utterly in bed together, controlling information, controlling opinion, censoring and shutting down speech. it's astounding scholar, a former new york university professor, author and professor michael rectinwald's. thank you. and those are the hour and the week top news stories for more up to the minute news coverage. head over to r t dot com. thanks for joining in. we'll see you again at the top of the hour. ah, i lose the use ah with mm. unwelcome soils apart, the world may have low become a global village but the wrong.

of the fsb, on suspicion of state change, detained two residents of sevastopol who, according to the department, transmitted information about military facilities to the security. this could be used against russia's security to damage the state's defense capability. and this summer, on the instructions of ukrainian curators. he attracted to espionage and his friend the court sevastopol sent both to custody. kiev asks washington for cluster munitions, this is reported by cnn according to the channel. although this type of weapons is prohibited by the us international convention, they began to respond with a categorical no at the request of ukraine, citing their sources. cnn notes biden administration sees cluster munition shipments to ukraine as last resort in case us runs low on weapons german press reports nato countries have already provided kiev with so much military aid that to fully replenish the arsenal in western countries , it may take 10 to 15 years, however, the fge government. today it was read that she sent another batch of military equipment to ukraine, 20 armored personnel carriers, two large heavy tractors, and 18 large-caliber howitzers are als

unions and four former high-ranking officials of the main department of communal property of the kyiv city state administration reported to the security service that officials illegally removed social institutions from state property, then sold them and received profits from the appropriated real estate, in particular, sanatoriums , rehabilitation centers, and educational and sports institutions. were elected to a provisional measure in the form of detention and bail in the amount of uah 124 million, 8 more vessels were released from of ukrainian ports. as part of the grain initiative , the ministry of infrastructure reported that more than 200,000 tons of agricultural products for asia and europe are on board in bulk carriers. currently, 23 ships are being processed in the ports of greater odesa and 690,000 tons of grain are being loaded on them, and since august 1 from our ports exported almost 14 million tons of food from the countries of asia, europe and africa, an exhibition of paintings by an unknown artist was opened in lviv , the work was invented a few years ago and was presented for the first time in the diogenes gallery, re

aware of the actual nature and significance of his actions and could lead them into a state of passion, he was not. in moser, employees of the security department together with a passerby, rescued a student from the water, so the day before at about 6:00 am the crew of the local security department followed the route. when they heard cries for help from the river, a policeman noticed ten meters from the shore, two silhouettes it turned out that an 18-year-old girl went out onto the ice and fell to the aid of her, an eyewitness man hurried to the water himself, but was able to pull out the injured raid.

is killed the state department declined to make secretary of state lincoln available to speak with us. and in an interview department spokesperson continually deferred to the u . s. security coordinators report and the israeli investigation. u. s. security coordinator on the grout, worked with both palestinians and israelis, in some cases physically bridging those 2 investigations to prepare his own set of findings. so let me just ask you about the central claim. indian railey military's report that if it is really soldier killed her, it was because she didn't was caught an exchange of fire by palestinian gunman in the area. that claim is completely disputed by eye. witness testimony and video footage from that area in the minutes leading up to and during the shooting. doesn't that discrepancy concern you? of course, we are concerned when their allegations that a civilian was intentionally targeted, what the israelis found, and what our security coordinator found was that there appears to have been no intentionality. our security coordinator found no reason to believe that serino block, lois intentionally targeted line footage by is really of course and, and i have, i've

security risk entities, it has to be recorded. to the department of commerce. and i would say the state department and dod as well. we need to integrate those three. and then the president would have the ability to prohibit that. in the interest of national security. >> that makes sense. i was talking to an allied official recently who didn't quite understand. essentially the way i put it is what we have now is wall street investing in chinese technology companies that are helping the pla build weapons to kill american spirit does that really make sense? i would argue it is not. >> you -- far better than i have that is exactly what is happening. why is china exempt from --? why aren't they subjected to the same rules and regulations our companies are? i think they are going to build the shanghai stock exchange. we are seeing the digital you on -- yuan on the rise. i think the global permanency of the u.s. dollar is always going to be the superior for now, but we have to keep an eye on this digital yuan because if it is in 140 companies -- countries, it becomes more competitive and gives them the ability to avoid sa

behalf of the state of texas where attorney general ken paxton actually won a case where now a federal judge actually ruled in favor of the state of texas to where the department of homeland security, the federal government has to keep in place the remain in mexico policy. now, that remains to be seen if they're going to follow through, but that's a very effective policy on top of what title 42, it being canceled, that would actually stem the flow and have a more orderly, controlled situation at our border. but, again, it remains to be seen if the travel government's going to follow through. we're trying to do as much as we cannot only on the enforcement side, but also on the legal side having everybody involved with the situation, try to do as much as they can with the resources and the authority they have within the state. neil: you know, lieutenant, we are getting some sporadic details of what the administration is planning on doing once 42 goes away on the 21st. among them is aiming a program at those who might have a justified case for seeking asylum, and hay mentioned cuba -- they mentioned cuba, haiti, i'm sorry, nicaragua and venezuela. that those groups from those areas,

of the state security agencies. they do not attract attention at the same time. such is the specificity of the profession, but with this is always at the forefront of the four departments of the fsb svr and the fso, as well as the main directorate of special programs, perform one common function. this was emphasized by the head of the investigative committee of russia, people of this heroic profession protect not only the interests of the motherland , but also the very foundations of russian statehood. service in the security agencies requires not only deep knowledge, but also great endurance of personal courage and courage to mobilize all the forces of these qualities. at all times, the officers of this department were distinguished by strictness and discipline. allowed to carry through the years the unshakable basis of the work. the history of domestic special services began in 1917, when the all-russian union was organized under the control of felix soderzhansky. in a short time, the extraordinary commission of the cheka became a powerful and effective tool in the fight against internal and external threats, it was from it that the nkvd grew , and then the kgb state

and when i go to underanti-semitism and the rise of incidents in my state, i don't go to the department of homeland security ina. i go to the adl, i go to other organizations, so tell me what production you've done on things that maybe short of violence but are indicators that violence is on the increase. >> it is the truism in our country that you're allowed to speak your mind and your opinion is abhorrent and so long as it doesn't speak violence and not intended to coordinate violent attacks and we have in addition to the indicators, we've put a good bit ofic effort in the hous of worship area and they've been a target recently. and i think ranking member of the new york situation recently that we've seen and we can get you the products that we don't have to do so. also where i've been involved working with a number of faith-based groups and we actually have a dhs level, faith-based group that draws on numbers from around the country to talk about these issues and i've been focused on that in particular in anti-semitic area where it's been a number of hate crime incidents today. >> i guess my point is we'

closed. a meeting of the heads of the defense departments of the sco and cis member states is being held at the monkey headquarters of the collective securitydimir putin addressed its participants dear colleagues i welcome the main departments of the shanghai cooperation organization and the cis to moscow your current meeting is timely and highly significant joint work within the framework of the sco and the cis makes it possible, on the basis of mutual respect and consideration of each other's interests, to successfully resolve a wide range of issues, primarily related to protection against external threats and ensuring global and regional stability.

me that in this kind of a case fbi officials would work with the assistance of the state departments diplomatic service security service to investigate if that were, again, any kind of evidence that there were a crime here. and it's likely given the fact that there was this massive sporting event taking place in doha that there's already fbi officials who are on the ground, just sort of part of the security apparatus around the world cup, certainly there are fbi officials that are dispatched to other events like the olympics. we know. and the u.s. government throws embassy which also has an additional consular office because of the world cup, they're going to be taking the lead on working with both local officials who may be doing their own investigation, as well as trying to make sure that the family back here in the united states is getting all of the information as quickly as possible through the u.s. government. yasmin. >> all right, josh lederman for, us we thank, you megan fitzgerald, we thank you as well. i want to continue this conversation let's bring in glenn crux soccer analyst for siriusxm and forme

major investment to what we consider to be national security risk entities, it needs to be reported to the department of commerce. and i would say the state department and d.o.d. as well. we need to integrate those three. and then the president would have the ability to read that in the interest of national security. >> that makes sense. i was talk eyeing -- it didn't quite understand -- essentially, the way i put it is, what we have now is wall street investing in chinese technology companies that are helping the pla build weapons to kill americans. does that really make sense? i would argue it does not. >> you put it far better than i have, but that is exactly what is happening. why is -- why are they subjected to the same rules and regulations that our companies are in the united states? >> i think they will build a shanghai stock exchange. we're seeing a digital -- on the rise. -- i think the global currency of the u.s. dollar is always going to be -- we need to keep an eye on this digital currency because of its 140 countries, it becomes more competitive, but it also gives them the ability to evade swift sanctions because it's not th

of the navy since popeye. former state department spokeswoman and founder of polaris, national security morgan ortagus.sounds like a comedian but looks like a pistachio. comedian and cohost of "the gym norton and sam roberts show" on sirius xm, jim norton. she told rudolph to get a nose job. fox news contributor kat timpf. jim, always a pleasure to see you, you look great. apparently you've been keeping in shape. >> jim: i have prayed you're going to get a lot of letters from pistachios and grease at your comparison. >> greg: you understand censorship. you've been shadow bandon grinr many times. it's not even about speech. you see what musk is doing, kind of shining a light. >> jim: there are people who shot they were -- thought they were shadow banned. everybody was just ignoring them with the reason that press is really touching this, cnn, they were complicit. if they do, then they have to discuss why they didn't talk about the laptop story to begin with. they don't criticize twitter for this for the same reason i don't criticize people who cheat in relationships. i get it and i do it and i want to c

suppressing the activities of sabotage groups and ensuring the security of important infrastructure facilities, distinguished by an employee of the department, viktor zolotov , presented state awards. where it is noted by all the surnames of departments. those who are here directly on business trips, who come here stay and all authorities that the eternal composition of the national guard performs its task at a highly professional level, courageously professionally brave with a high handle. also , the head of the national guard, viktor zolotov, checked the conditions of service and life of employees, paying special attention, he drew on providing fighters with modern weapons and equipment. lpr fighters on the front line today received more than ten tons of the necessary equipment . fire also in the russian regions collected warm clothes for the inhabitants of the republic. ilya adventin transfers this cargo from the popular front. overcame more than 1,000 km. now the task of the fighters of the fourth brigade of the second army corps of the lc, they do not hesitate to take it quickly to the frontline zone. there are more than 10 tons of equipment here . and, of course, thes

we prioritize the secretary of state has repeatedly said that there is no greater priority for him or for the state department or for the president. and the safety or security of american citizens abroad. again, he travels every day with a list and wrongfully detained americans with him on his person. because it is at the top of his list of priorities of his mind. i really want to commend all of my tallies at the state department and across the administration whose full-time job it is to secure the release of wrongfully detained americans. that includes paul whelan. >> what can you tell us about the negotiations regarding paul whelan? it is my understanding that the russians are potentially treating him differently because he's accused of espionage. i want to be clear that the accusation is an unfounded baseless accusation. >> that's absolutely correct, let me just foot stomps that. these are sham espionage charges. unfortunately, like the president said on thursday, the russians are treating on differently. and that is why we are not able to get you home yet. does not mean we will stop working to win him home. we have to look at these cases at case by case

. >> tiktok is blocked from devices inside the pentagon, the state department, homeland security, and a number ofas grown to ten. georgia and new hampshire made the move today. the rule is that tiktok can access user data since its parent company is based in china. oliver darcy has more on the story. clearly a growing movement here. what's next? >> reporter: well, house speaker nancy pelosi obviously controls the house for now, and she has not indicated whether this is going to get a vote before the end of the year. so it's really unclear when this legislation could eventually become law, but i think the big picture is that tiktok is under growing pressure, political pressure in the united states as it's trying to hammer out a deal with the u.s. government to continue operating in this country, and so these measures that are being taken in congress and state governors, they're really only limiting the use of tiktok on government phones. i'm not really sure that's a huge user base to begin with. >> right. >> it's not going to affect the billion plus people using tiktok across the world and inside

in the monkey headquarters of the organization of the collective security treaty, a meeting of the heads of the defense departments of the member states of the sco and the cis is being held , vladimir putin addressed its participants dear colleagues i welcome in moscow the chief defense departments of the countries participating in the shanghai cooperation organization and the cis, this meeting is timely and very significant joint work within the framework of the sco and the cis allows, on the basis of mutual respect and consideration of each other's interests, to successfully resolve the widest range of issues, primarily related to protection against external threats by providing global and regional stability. today, this is especially important, new acute challenges are emerging , powerful geopolitical shifts are taking place, before our eyes the outlines of a truly multipolar order are being born in africa and latin america, which are increasingly defending their national interests, defending their sovereignty and the right to their own path of development. it is simply impossible to resist these objective processes of history. at

your permission, like a beauty. o x, well, in conclusion, the state security committee of the republic of belarus, this name of the departmentot changed since september 19, 1991, and on december 31, 1992, officers of the belarusian counterintelligence took the oath of allegiance for the first time, independent belarus is unique in its own way. newsreels. they captured the officers who actually created the national intelligence service, already in 1995 , the president of belarus gave a high assessment to the contribution of counterintelligence in ensuring national security. then same group of officers. counterintelligence was handed a personalized cold steel dagger - this is very serious when there is a continuity of generations, when no one accelerates there, there is no illustration, when everything happens from generation to generation, then they certainly appear professionals are professionals in the field, intelligence professionals in the field of counterintelligence are professionals, but in other functions that the state security committee is engaged in. yes, in addition, we have developed such a serious area as the f

the department of homeland security is giving states two more years to comply. the real ids will be needed to fly domestically. you will not just be able to use your drivers license anymore. the real id act was passed after the 9/11 terror attacks. enforcement has been pushed back numerous times. >>> i want you to see this video behind me. this is a wild sideshow over the weekend, including this one right here in the middle of the bay bridge. there was another along the embarcadero. people are frustrated. that put up with plenty of noise. the drivers did not have any consequences to deal with that. >> is and the tait on for q cae nehbor had this sideshow bringing traffic to a standstill on one of san francisco's busiest thoroughfares, the embarcadero. >> i do understand the problem with enforcement. the police don't know what will happen. suddenly, it is designed to be sudden to prevent enforcement. it will then suddenly turn on. it will last until can be dispersed. >> reporter: san francisco police they responded around 11:45. as they waited for more officers t

of four from guatemala. they are waiting until title 42 is lifted before they decide whether they can cross into the united states. >> reporter: the department of homeland securityrofit and says it's deployed more agents to the region. >> the increase in encounters at our southern border is not something exclusive to the united states. what we are seeing is ab increase in migration throughout the hemisphere. >> reporter: but in el paso, some officials say the federal government needs to do more. migrant processing centers are already crowded. some people even sleeping outside. >> it is a state of emergency. there's no municipality to handle what we're seeing and what we're about to see with the lifting of title 42. >> reporter: again, these hundreds of migrants spent hours overnight standing in these frigid temperatures, huddling close together with blankets trying to keep warm. the department of homeland security want thes congress to set aside $3 billion to help deal with the migrant influx that's expected when title 42 is lifted. again, possibly as early as next week. back to you. >> gabe gutierrez along the border for us, thank you. >>> another honor for the

biden administration, i think, needs to really also mobilize the state department in the same way that the department of homeland securityn mobilized. this is a western hemispheric refugee crisis of historic proportions. there needs to be far more diplomacy and state department involvement in addressing what is not going to get better any time soon. >> it is indeed a crisis on so many levels, congresswoman veronica escobar, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> box office blockbusters are back. and beyonce returns to the top of the music charts. ahead the year's top entertainment stories. there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star tell you about it. wait what? get it beforit's gone on the subway app! hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to wo

of foreign service. she also says on the international security advisory board of the us state department joins us live now from washington. thanks. so much for the minutes. so what do you make of these meetings and the, the investments that the us is making in, in the african continent and why now? well, 1st of all, thank you so much for having me on this evening. and i am speaking in my personal capacity, i'm not speaking on behalf of the united states government this evening. but i want to say personally, i'm actually very excited about what's happening as someone who has been invested in pan african ism for quite some time. i am very happy that the buy in harris administration is definitely making a substantive investment in the continent across all sectors. but most importantly, as a beginning president, our president beale said yesterday was really important about these new commitments and string of foreign policies. is that this isn't about exploiting the continent. this is about making real investments and developing real partnerships. and i think that's a key take away from all of this and why now

this tomorrow.3 when i go to understand antisemitism and the rise of incidents in my state, i don't go to the department of homeland securityna, i go to the adl or other organizations. tell me what production you have done on things that may be short of violence but are indicators that violence is on the increase? >> that's an excellent question. it relates to how you identify somebody who should be looked at. how do you do that without monitoring someone was exercising the right to free speech? we have been involved in putting out a set of indicators, radicalization indicators to all our partners around the country to help them identify those things that suggest somebody might be radicalized toward violence. it is a truism in our country that you are allowed to speak your mind and your opinion unit that opinion is abhorrent as long as it doesn't foment violence and it's not to coordinate violent attack so in addition to the indicators, we had put a good bit of effort into the houses of worship area because they have been a target recently. the ranking member mentioned the new york situation recently. we can get you the pro

ministers, in particular, and the heads of the defense departments , sergei shoigu and viktor khrinin, will officially hold negotiations on the security of the union state the energy sphere, economic cooperation, and import substitution, which is currently a problem due to sanctions, in fact, according to analysts from the american institute for the study of war, putin is going to put pressure on lukashenka to get concessions in russian-belarusian integration and strengthen the russian information operation aimed at convincing that russia can attack ukraine from the territory of belarus, currently the army the aggressor countries continue to send mobilized troops to the north, and together they check the combat readiness of units near the border with our country. well, against the background of russian shelling, we have good news, and not only from the united states, the white house announced another package of military aid to ukraine, and it is not excluded that by means of air defense the world-renowned anti- missile defense systems may be there, the local press previously mentioned this, and in general, after the news about a possible repeated attack

high-ranking officials of the main department of communal property of the kyiv city state administration are involved in the organization of the arrangement, the security service reported that officials illegally removed social institutions from state property, then sold them and received profits among misappropriated real estate, in particular, sanatoriums , rehabilitation centers, and educational and sports institutions, all perpetrators were informed of the suspicion and the top official of the trade unions chose a preventive measure in the form of detention and bail in the amount of uah 124 million, and another 8 students left ukrainian ports. as part of the grain initiative , the ministry of infrastructure reported that more than 200,000 tons of agricultural products for asia and europe were on board bulk carriers currently, 23 ships are being processed in the ports of greater odesa, loading a total of 690,000 tons of cargo. since august 1, our ports have exported almost 14 million tons of ukrainian food to the countries of asia, europe, and africa the world cup enters its final stage today in the first semi-final, argentina will play against the

department of homeland security is giving states 2 more years before it starts enforcing its so-calleduirements. >> the new deadline is now may 7, 2025 at which point all state driver's license must meet those security standards established by the real id act. but after that deadline id's that don't meet those standards won't be accepted by federal agencies, including the transportation security administration. that means you would not be able to get through security at the airport if your state doesn't update your driver's license. federal authorities were going to start enforcing the new standards on may 3rd of next year pushing the deadline back 2 years. give states more time to ensure the drivers license meet all those requirements. we're talking about point. and analysts believe the market for bitcoin could be about to crumble. one market analysts predicting bitcoin prices could plunge by as much as 70% in 2023. a bitcoin is currently down to about 17,000 per bitcoin. but analysts say the selloff could send prices down to as low as 5,000 for big point. now, this goes along with th