having two diligence, that is to another. police is the infrastructure that is not necessarily tied for pulling people over for traffic stops or collecting fees. we want them to be able to focus on crime and violent crime in particular, it is also a rallying cry because if you can remember during 2020 the huge movement to defend the police almost 80% of most communities don't want police departments and including low income areas read almost 70% of them want police departments. it's going to take some funding there so we think it should be appropriated funded. host: do you have a sense how much a police department depends on those fines and fees? guest: it is substantial. it is a big weight of the making money. maybe some localities have cut their police but just as a result of defund the police movement. it is extremely important that localities fund departments fully and help them become a 21st-century police department. host: some arc complaining things like social worker mental health cases do you think there is a role fo

it says they did a diligent search. basically trying to argue they did look into the best of her knowledge she's attesting to this fact. i should note her name is redacted when you look at this filing, but we're told she is the one who was the custodian of the records, the one who signed that statement saying that. so it does raise questions about who told her that was all the classified information and whether or not the justice department is looking at that. they seem to be saying obviously, what happened when the search happened and they found over 100 classified documents there, shows that statement was false. but what stood out more to me is where it said when they went to the storage room at mar-a-lago on june 3rd, these are the federal investigators who are meeting with trump's attorneys, they said they were explicitly prohibited from opening or looking inside these boxes to make sure that there wasn't any more classified information in them. and obviously, they find more classified information there. i think tha

it didn't look like they engaged in a gargantuan exercise of due diligence. this is case moving down the tracks they're only in the initial stages but this is where they are at the initial stages, i shudder to think where they're going to be when they complete this investigation. >> let's linger on that. you said because these documents were found in donald trump's drawer, commingling with his passports and the other documents on the floor with the framed magazine covers it looks like at first glance, that points directly to donald trump himself maybe being the one who was saying, yes, all the documents are gone but knowing in fact that they were not? >> the more information that points to trump's contemporaneous knowledge that classified documents are in places he occupied personally, his personal office, his desk drawer, his personal stuff, the more it makes impossible the notion that he had nothing to do with the knowing retention of classified documents notwithstanding a grand jury subpoena. it just seems to me unless these lawyers are completely complici

if he can show that, he gets to walk away and it does not matter how much diligence he did or whether he relied on anything. that is just what the contract says. for fraud, if musk can show that twitter intentionally deceived him and he relied on that, then he can walk away for that reason. and in that case though, his reliance is harder to establish given his very public, not doing due diligence, and all of those things. it make it harder for him to claim he relied on anything. emily: elon musk is asking the judge to move the trial from october to november. how likely is that to happen? kurt: i actually don't know the answer to that, because i am not exactly sure how prevalent this type of request is. i can say just based on common sense, it seems to make sense that they would want a little bit more tie because they have so much more information today than they did a month ago when they decided on this trial date. so i could see this happening. but i do not really know if that is a common thing to push a trial back by that far, especially once both sides had already worked quite aggr

diligence and diligence, depending on diligence, can be reduced or extended .or. this is a board with a rod driven into it. the student grabs onto it with the fingers of one foot, and the other begins to push off the floor, as if e. det on gradually the body begins to rotate faster and faster, the main thing, while holding on tenaciously to the steel axis with the foot. the largest influx of tourists in horses falls at the end of the year, because in december a grandiose festival takes place here, which gathers the best teams of dervishes. we were lucky even more - we got to the local magical anniversary. so after the warm-up, a real grand performance this only happens once every 777 years. in 1228 , i had plans for 1228, and rumi arrived from afghanistan in konya and began to teach sufi teaching here for exactly 777 years. this day is celebrated with a grand performance by the dervishes before the start of the performance. there were only a few minutes left. each movement of the ritual dance is strictly canonized at the beginning, the dervishes' arms are cross

a matter of hours, recovered twice as many documents with classification markings as the, quote, diligent se search, that the former president's counsel had weeks to perform, casts doubt on the extended cooperation in this matter. >> what we're showing so far is very strong evidence that there was a cover-up. >> reporter: investigators found over 100 unique documents with classification markings and seized them not only from the storage room but also trump's office, including three documents located in the desk in the 45 office. >> three documents were found not in the storage room that doj said, hey, keep everything here, but in a desk in donald trump's office. i think that's really telling. >> now, the trump team has until 8:00 p.m. tonight to respond to this bombshell filing from the justice department. and the fight over whether there should be a special master to review these documents is going to carry on. there's going to be a hearing on this in florida tomorrow, pam. >> sara murray, thanks so much. stay with us. i also want to get insight from our chief national correspondent jim

plus, this letter signed by trump's lawyer, and it stated in part that a diligent search was conducted of the boxes that were moved from the white house to florida, and this search was conducted after receipt of the subpoena in order to locate any and all documents that are responsive to the subpoena. now, in that envelope there were also 38 additional classified documents. more than a third of them marked top secret, and during that meeting, according to doj, trump's counsel told agents that all the records that had come from the white house were in one storage room at mar-a-lago. >> the fbi agents and the doj attorney were permitted to visit the storage room. however, the former president's counsel explicitly prohibited government personnel from opening or looking inside any of those boxes that remained in the storage room giving no opportunity for the government to confirm that no documents with classification markings remained. after the june meeting, the doj developed evidence that there was even more classified information at mar-a-lago. they allege it was deliberately kept from

he had no idea because he chose not to do any due diligence. a lot of the papers right now, it is the same thing. it is really hard to tell just how much all of this has done. >> discovery has been ongoing. what could come to light in that process? could there be a smoking gun? >> sure. he has allegations of hair-raising security divisions. he has a lot of reports about internal reports to the board and internal reports to people that are ignored or covered up. it is very difficult to tell from the outside, twitter is fraudulently covering up this business versus an employee who may very well feel strongly about how the company should be run. management ultimately gets to make those kinds of choices. >> thank you for talking to us about these evermore complicated issues. we appreciate it. we are also following news about the central layouts for some of the biggest social media platforms. they are planning to lay off around 20% of the 6500 police following weeks of planning. layoffs will start on wednesday. business insider reporting that meta-i

they did not give their pharmacist time to conduct due diligence. pharmacis diligence. pharmacists were pressured to fill, fill, fill and as a result, walgreens flooded our city with opioids. >> san francisco sued walgreens along with several drug manufacs drug manufacturers and distributors. the trial began in in april and all of the defendas the defendants except walgreens reached settlements with the city. walgreens responded with a a statement saying in part we stand behind the professionalism professionalism and integrity of of our pharmacists am a dedicated health care professionals who live in the cities they serve. we look forward to the opportunity to address these issues on appeal, but for now, the case is moving into the penalty phase. attorneys believe that will happen sometime within the next few months. sarah? >> anne makovec, thank you. > >> bay area leaders are calling calling on governors to run safe safe consumption sites. this is a bill that would apply to san francisco, oakland, and l.a. staff would supervise the use of of drugs with clean supplies a

a diligent search has been conducted, leading to a fbi raid of his florida home that has found more than 100 additional classified items. the filing traces the extraordinary saga of governmental officials related efforts to recover sensitive national security papers from trump's residence. prosecutors came to suspect that government records were likely concealed and removed, and the efforts were taken to obstruct the government's investigation. let's go first to our democrats line. to philadelphia. caller: i would like to say, the gentleman that was just on and he mentioned that policing is becoming a nonexisting job, he is right. it is starting right at the top from the white house with all of this mess with the trump stuff. anybody in their right mind know right from wrong and can see what is going on. that from the white house is trickling down two the whole nation. host: republican line. caller: i would like my comments to be focused at the democrats themselves. the democrats keep talking about trying to protect democracy. if you look in the two most important documents we have come

the fbi in a matter of hours recovered twice as many documents with classification markings as the diligent search that the former president's counsel and other representatives had weeks to perform calls into serious question the representations made in the june 3rd certification and cast doubt on the extent of cooperation in this matter. i mean, part of this document is to counter the narrative that trump has put out that he has been cooperative, that they have done everything, that he has offered up everything. doj is saying, no, in fact, they found twice as many documents, that they believe that documents were likely concealed and removed from the storage room, that the fbi officials when they went there in june pursuant to the subpoena were not allowed to look in the storage records and then they find these three files, three classified documents, in trump's desk drawer. so certainly laying out the case that this was justified. they also on this issue -- because this is really about whether a special master and third party can review these documents, they're saying these aren't trump's

my hand for you is not mystery very diligently two more.ide. tell me, who should i marry? what kind of lord can i give advice where he decides? only your personal taste. and i like that host. which you give, i honored you with flattering the title of adviser to such an important matter, but you did not justify him, señor. isn't it better to turn to the elders with this matter. i could help you with experience and knowledge. the heat of the house has been seen in life. i would like you to choose your own master. do you think the marquis is nicer than nicer, right? and i will choose, go and congratulate him from me. who knew such a misfortune? who saw the churn into what solution? that deeper experienced the vicissitudes so here they are my impulses. i wanted to take off oh no , in vain i believed the kind word unequal love does not get along. yu and send your barcella to the familiar shores, marcel is enough for you. countess let the marquis be sought. love prefers equals what is in love? it's hard to forget anyone. the more diligently i thi

how can you assure them they are being given the same amount of scientific due diligence with this new method? >> let's go to the assistant secretary for preparedness and response to talk about our current vaccine supply and what this provides. >> i appreciate the question and we are grateful for this announcement today which sees us expand our available supply. we have made 1.1 million doses available under the current one vial one dose calculation, as bob mentioned. we now in moving to the -- this requires a little public map. we made 1.1 million available, we put out over 600,000 under the current strategy. that so that leaves us about -- let me not try to do public math, and let me get an answer to you to be sure we've got it exactly right against the basic numbers that have gone out, even as recently as today. so we will be right back. thanks. >> i'll just make the point, there has been a lot of midnight oil burned over the last few days, because one advantage we had is that study that we are using was submitted with the data for the approval. so the data was actually available, a

until the end of the case, for example, diligence, let's say. well, or this , moreover, it’s not some kind of ostentatious heroism, when you jump there once, it’s some kind of daily household something to grind the floor there, to help get ready to do homework there. i remember how in the evening dad was already packed there. i already went to bed, and then some uh works. there are some pictures i did not draw cards for the french language. well, that is, it’s such a discreet, not bright, but still i think that everyday heroism, you know, such awareness is only suitable somewhere now, that all there is wisdom, uh, which is located somewhere. uh, deep inside, but he's not the kind of person who flaunts it or knows how to present it with a beautiful effect. but rather, it is, uh, the work of the one who comes to him to get to the bottom to get through and u hear what is or what is important to hear from him. have n't played in a while. yes, so what is it? account for install biking i love to ride. and i drive pretty far. there is a spring, ten kil

senator lindsey graham really does not want to talk about his due diligence.news by all of trump's other legal insanity. but things in georgia are getting really interesting. joining us now is andrew weizmann, former fbi general counsel and former senior member of special counsel robert mueller's investigative team. he is currently a professor at nyu law. andrew, thank you so much for being with us on this friday night. >> nice to be here, alex. >> so, this lindsey graham stand a chance here? or is this just running out the clock as long as he can? >> well, i think he does not stand a chance. and i don't think he is gonna be able to run out the clock anymore. you know, he lost twice this week. the district judge ruled against him earlier this week, and the decision today was her saying, i'm not granting a stay, bending appeal, because this is so frivolous. your claim that you have no information that will be unprotected by the speech and debate clause is laughable. the claim that he made that this is protected under sovereign immunity, meaning because he is a

it doesn't get more cut and dry, the attorneys attested to conducting a diligence search. the question would be whether or not the attorneys knew that this subset of information had been removed from the storage space prior to their diligent search. so that will be, you know, that will be an issue. and we need to know who the confidential informants were with respect to how this information was handled post responding to the grand jury subpoena in june. >> andrew, one thing that i don't, you know, want to lose sight of is the fact that at the core of this filing is doj's assertion that a special master should not be pappointed becaus in their view that would harm the intelligence community's review of the documents. they write that having a special master appointed would impede the intelligence community from conducting its ongoing review of the national security risk. and look at all -- 320 plus classified documents. that is what intel community is trying to go through at this point, they're saying don't hold that up. >> that's absolutely right. because the appointment of

is that not true because the really bad lawyers, and they didn't do due diligence, is it true because he asked trump, and trump lied to them, and they repeated the lie? did they know it was a lie? or did they not know is a lie? or, did they actually have eyes on these documents, and wrote a letter to the department of justice those false? again, this is why you do investigations. so could the lawyers be on the hook, conceivably yes, do we know that now, not yet. but matt's really important point, and i really want to put another sort of gloss on it, is that we've always talked on your show and others about how hard it is to prove intent. it's the hardest thing to prove in these types of cases. not that someone did something, but that some someone did something intentionally. but when you cover that thing up, when you lie about that thing, when you conceal that thing from the department of justice and the fbi, it tends to prove intent. if it was a genuine mistake, you would say immediately, oh my goodness, stephanie, my bad, i realized that i had a whole bunch of classified information

time, his attorney, in a sworn statement, said the additional documents were discovered after "a diligent search," insisting there was no more classified material onsite. trump has repeatedly insisted he 0 cop rated fully. but the fbi claims it soon uncovered evidence from "multiple sources" indicating that "classified documents remained at the premises." that's why the fbi said there was an urgent need for a warrant to search the president's home earlier this month. what they discovered -- "over a hundred classified records, including information classified at the highest level." doj even releasing a picture of some of them. as you can see, they're clearly marked secret, top secret, and sci -- sensitive compartmented information, only for the eyes of those with the highest security clearance. the doj noting that in a matter of hours, they "recovered more than twice the amount" they received in june, when trump's lawyers told them everything had been turned over after their, quote, "diligent search." according to doj, trump's attorneys insisted all the documents were stored in one locatio

in the heat of the moment gauge how long ago boss, how serious is going to be in a off desert due diligence to find out what the proper response should be or no response that will be the case. ends up terminating the person or turning them into likelihood. and just as often as our more active as not their accused of a master can never travel around as fast as'r the beginning. >> when i went to income and had to be trained in marketing i were not supposed to talk about ouremotional experiences . >> upset i thought were not supposed to talk about her emotional experiences. >> it sounds like something happened to you and they don't think social media should be in the hr department and assets of institutions. recently from clay bray said people should put in the contract that there is a 90 day cooling off period that has to happen or the company could terminate them from social media they cannot react too quickly. >> the truth coming from quinn base. about this idea i want is my contract right now. >> that is fantastic things feel hot there is a formal idiom there. another time i would like to

in a matter of hours, found twice as many documents with classification markings then the quote diligent they had done. then the trump team was being entirely cooperative entirely documents they put their, they said. they also said that on june 3rd that representatives for the former president said there were only documents that were located in the storage room. they went into find classified documents in the storage room and in the former president's office. >> notwithstanding the that issue, the materials from the white house really located in the storage room. classified documents were found in both a storage room and the former presidents office. moreover, the search cast areas out on the claim that the certification, the claim in the certification and now in the motion, that there had been a diligent search for records responsive to the grand jury subpoenas. in the storage room or lawn, fbi agents found 76 documents bearing classification markings. all the classified documents seized in the august 8th search heaven segregated from the rest of the seized documents and are being separ

is that not true because they are really bad lawyers, and they didn't do due diligence, is it true because he asked trump, and trump lied to them, and they repeated the lie? did they know it was a lie? or did they not know is a lie? or, did they actually have eyes on these documents, and wrote a letter to the department of justice that was false? again, this is why you do investigations. so could the lawyers be on the hook, conceivably yes, do we know that now, not yet. but matt's really important point, and i really want to put another sort of gloss on it, is that we've always talked on your show and others about how hard it is to prove intent. it's the hardest thing to prove in these types of cases. not that someone did something, but that someone did something intentionally. but when you cover that thing up, when you lie about that thing, when you conceal that thing from the department of justice and the fbi, it tends to prove intent. if it was a genuine mistake, you would say immediately, oh my goodness, stephanie, my bad, i realized that i had a whole bunch of classified information i

a matter of hours recovered twice as many documents with classifications marking as the, quote, diligentearch that the former president's counsel and other representatives had weeks to perform calls into serious question the representations made in the june 3rd certification and casts doubt on the extent of cooperation in the matter. twice adds many documents as the trump people swore to, and then there's this, because the trump people have said they cooperated from the beginning. we gave them everything they wanted, they could have just asked nicely. critically, however, the doj writes the former president's counsel explicitly prohibited government personnel from opening or looking inside any of the boxes that remained in the storage room, giving no opportunity for the government to confirm that no documents with classification markings were made. >> there is an element of intentionality here because, remember, we've seen now for the first time the letter, the certification that trump's lawyers sent to doj saying we did our diligence, we looked everywhere, we've given you everything. do

it is important when they pay a premium for these securities, that they do their diligence.e: this is a question i feel like i asked every week? why are we harmonizing it? who will get there first? charlotte: the eu is certainly leading the way with taxonomy. that is helping define what exactly a green product looks like. and what green activity is. that can be helpful for the bond market. the thing we have to remember is that this is global market. what the eu defines a screen may not be what china or the u.s. or u.k. defines is green. there are these issues around carbonization globally. francine: when you say clients are not deep prioritizing, they're just not buying as much, is there performance issue with how some of these credit markets of work? charlotte: on the equity side, there is evidence that esg funds have fallen slightly. on the bright side we are not seeing that. on the m side, our research suggests they have outperformed this year. through much of the concerns, -- francine: who will issue green bonds going forward? i worry about companies may be losing the fo

where , when and how much was stolen, yes, you can also see the reporting in two versions, a diligents engaged in accounting. but it's not scary. owner still doesn't know. come on, what are you guys messed up? these are reports on two completely different transactions for different amounts. and this is obvious. so we'll see, will this also be an obvious martynov? yes, with vanya tarasov's bummer such jokes did not pass, what do you want from me? what do you want? lay out everything that you have to guarantee you immunity, and in the forehead you also guaranteed it. now it won't be the same. although, in principle, you still have nowhere to go. oh-oh-oh, it's not good to offend old people. well, tell me, at least someone brought it. this kayomchik came out on you. okay, why pull? go. let's go. look how you turned around like he's here with the team parade. let it turn let's go. she lost a lot in the hospital. what are you sitting? hurry up. can i try ah ah ah now there's a reason huh? now something? only you're better off in a psychiatric hospital. yes, you went. well, you asked this,

e calories, because i'm diligently now gaining muscle mass and it 's impossible without it, if we don't count calories, and when losing weight, of course, i would also advise counting calories, because if we don't know how much urine we eat, then we don't know whether we lose weight or not. we are in a calorie deficit or on maintenance. and, perhaps in a surplus then weight gain will occur. and what products are necessarily in your diet in my diet, protein is always present, and usually it’s either chicken fillet, or it’s maybe sometimes fish, and also always always every day. i have vegetables and fruits. it’s definitely necessary that there is always a car in the country, everything is not enough, but now let’s get back to our turkey. and i will ask you to add a little water there, we will send our pasta there, already ready. let's wait a few minutes and add cheese there. will be done. come on pasta. what is the impression of a person who has visited our country for the first time and is met by people very very well? i've never been here for the first time, city beautiful, cozy small

city hall, diligently disowns so in the city administration, flatly refused to hold a referendum among the population in order to find out the opinion of the norwegians themselves, as activists say, and the results of such polls are not in the hands of the estonian government, because the vast majority of residents are in favor of preserving the monument, the mayor's office refused. and from the idea of ​​creating a special memorial. where the public men proposed to bring all the monuments objectionable to the authorities in estonia, there are about 400 such ones, they suggested, uh, to create, uh, some kind of, well, sites of monuments where you can it would be better to collect all these monuments so as not to destroy them in one place, take everything to some kind of military cemetery or a place where people would have public access, so that they could salute and memory people who served in the ranks of the red army liberating history from fascism did not suit them either, the state secretary of the peterhof republic, in turn, demanded that the t-34 be dismantled along with the pede

elon musk said he was going to buy twitter with no diligence. that is on elon musk. are these additional claims relevant? >> the whistleblower raised issues about lax computer security and privacy concerns. if twitter did not disclose those things to mr. musk as part of the deal, even though he didn't do due diligence, they still have legal duties to disclose things like that, representations and warranties. if the judge finds they should have disclosed those things but didn't, it could sink the deal. emily: lots going on here. we appreciate you here to give us the play-by-play. jeff ely in delaware, very busy guy for us. thank you. two of the world's most influential ship companies in the midst of their legal battle. -- is suing qualcomm for trademark infringements after qualcomm bought a new video which uses licenses that can't be transferred without permission. armor created much of the underlying technology for mobile networks. coming up, why not even joe rogan may be able to save mark zuckerberg's metaverse. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> you won't be able to have th

i couldn't think of another reason to yoko the so that will come by diligently on many skunk. ok. normally i don't think about this about taking took full but i recently started worrying about the future. can you see that? did it the future of the island, or rather the protection of it has traditionally been entrusted to the so called she. so mythical guardians made of stone that keep evil spirits away. but the mayor isn't happy to rely on them for protection against china. he wants to be able to evacuate the island in the event of an attack, which is a challenge, considering the small harbor and short runway. while still, it's all about saving lives. and if it's crucial to avoid a scenario like in ukraine, delano or civilians and soldiers haste for bundled up together. but rena should come along because the island is home to a radar station. and 160 defense troops have taken up residence to monitor the air space and the sea. but nobody on the island really believes that they can prevent a potential attack by china taking. oh, my son, he says, santo sits in the japanese parliament

he was imprisoned through one participant from sergey lavrov shots of the day, how diligently blinkin look away from lavrov for now, he is working with documents this moment, the head of our world commented when the journalists were at the press con. they asked about the statement of white house representative john kirby that glinkin, if given the opportunity, would grab a bay button to talk about the fate of the american basketball player britney griner, convicted in russia for drug smuggling, forgot to give him an order, because hmm we sat with him today in one e , at the table uh discussions, uh i didn't see him interested in me for something there to catch, and the buttons are all in place, but uh about a specific topic. i have already had the opportunity to tell about the people who have been sentenced to russia in the united states. there is a special channel, which was agreed upon by the presidents. and no matter what anyone says publicly, this channel remains relevant if the americans decide to again resort to public diplomacy and make loud announcements that they are now goin

>> we want to be a diligent, focused company that continues to perform as we have in the past.have to be focused and billed incredible, innovative products and i'm proud what we done with their pharmacy information portion. we are keep trying to engage with constituents and keep improving. caroline: thank you for spending time with us. the co-ceo and cofounder of good rx. the focus of an extraordinary move after hours yesterday, more than 20% higher but a scumbag down again. -- but it has come down again. jon: we started this half-hour talking about inflation numbers that everyone is anticipating tomorrow and if there is a continued message of high prices and aggressive fed going forward and how they will feel about the technology -- technology story. caroline: today, we are up across the curve on the front and. it's changing focus on the yield curve with a steep inversion. jon: the energy price right now is hovering around flat line in a choppy session in the root market. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millio

on everything being turned over and said nothing left to see here. >> as evan said, we've done a diligent search that you have asked for and this moment how co-rporative they have been and invited the agents and a justice official to come to mar-a-lago and pick up the documents. we're getting a different sense from the filing in the justice department put out and said critically, however, the former president's counsel explicitly prohibited government personnel from opening or looking inside any of the boxes that remained in the storage room. giving no opportunity for the government to confirm no documents with classification markings remained. so essentially, what the trump team did was handed over this folder of documents, signed this saying we've given you everything we have but said by the way, we're not going to let you go into that storage room and look at the other boxes still there. >> so evan, the doj says after that june 3rd meeting, they discover potential evidence of obstruction related to not only what documents were still at mar-a-lago but where they were being kept, right?

he was imprisoned through one participant from sergey lavrov, shots of the day, how diligently blinks from lavrov while he is working with documents, the head of our world commented on this moment when journalists at a press conference asked about the statement of white house representative john kirby that glinkin, if you introduce yourself? opportunity grabs a laurel button to talk about the fate of the american basketball player britney greiner, convicted in russia for drug smuggling, forgot to give him an order, because we were sitting with him today at the table for discussion, e i did not see that he was interested in me to catch something. uh, the buttons are all in place, but uh about a specific topic. i have already had the opportunity to tell about the people who have been convicted in russia in the united states. there is a special channel that has been agreed upon by the presidents. and who would no matter what they say publicly, this channel remains relevant an effective platform for dialogue that has been built up over decades, but the united states is trying to cause dis

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cyril, the charging command, repeatedly noted the diligence of the young soldier’s courage.te participated in the storm of fortified areas and settlements controlled by the armed forces about what is happening in the ranks of the armed forces, how the command communicates with their subordinates on the front line and why they do not want to return to their homeland, the ukrainian military frankly told about this, the soldiers who were captured by our unit also publish footage of the ministry of defense voluntarily. this i won't go to, i won't go to ukraine, no, because i don't want to fight. i don’t want to fight against russia against the donbass there against the ukrainian people, who are also ukraine there. well, ukraine was once. electricity prices in the european union set a new record, the agency reports. bloomberg cites heat waves as the main reason. and as a result, the slats, which are used to generate electricity and transport coal to thermal stations, have become shallow, meanwhile, in a crisis. there is another reason for the anti-russian sanctions, from which th

embassy suites said, quote, we remain diligent providing a safe environment for all and we continue to cooperate fully with health officials on the investigation. >>> let's take a look at legionnaires' disease. approximately 25,000 people develop legionnaires' disease every year. it can be deadly if the patient has underlying health issues. >> you can see death in about 30% of cases. it is not rare. much of the bad outcomes comes with someone who is older or might be immunocompromised. early recognition is key from the hospital point of view because you have to give different kind of antibiotics a lot of times from the ones we usually use. >> what are some of the symptoms ? according to the cdc, it is similar to other types of pneumonia. coughing, shortness of breath, fever, and headaches. symptoms begin 14 days after getting exposed. if you have the symptoms, you are urged to see a doctor immediately. >>> one of the bay area's biggest music festivals is expected to draw hundreds of thousands to san francisco this weekend. organizers at the outside lands music festival are expecting 22

the mayor's office, diligently denying it so in the city administration, flatly refused hold a referendumvillage, in order to find out the opinion of the narvitians themselves, as activists say, and the results of such polls are not in the hands of the estonian government, because the vast majority of residents are in favor of preserving the monument, the mayor's office refused. from the idea of ​​creating a special memorial. where public figures proposed to bring all the monuments objectionable to the authorities , there are about 400 of them in estonia ; to take everything to some kind of military cemetery or a place where people would have public access so that they could salute and remember people who served in the ranks of the red army liberating them from fascism, this did not suit them either, state secretary of the republic of peterhof in his the turn demanded that the t-34 be dismantled along with the pedestal within a week, they say the monument to soviet soldiers liberators source. tension posing a threat to national security and inciting ethnic hatred, local residents opposite

grand jury, because he was not just fact finding, he was not just asking questions and doing due diligence as a senator, multiple witnesses claim when senator lindsey graham called georgia officials after the election, he was quote seeking to influence their actions. in the counting of the vote in that state. he wasn't just asking questions about state procedures. he was trying to get them to do things that would benefit president trump. as president trump was trying to have the election results in that state overturned. and trying to influence the work of georgia state election officials is not the lawful work of a united states senator. and so yes, a federal judge told him today that he's got to testify about that. senator graham says he will appeal the judge's ruling and so he shall see how this shakes out and he has been notified that he is not a target of the investigation, he's just a witness, but he's still trying to fight the subpoena order and testify. now, in that georgia case, the other people who have received target letters, the other people who have been told to expect that t

it says a diligent search was made and everything had been turned over. whether she knew that was untrue or if she was herself misled, obviously we don't know. but it's not true that everything was turned over, not even close. that's what's important about this filing last night, which emphasizes something we also saw in the last filing last week. this is not just a question about whether laws were violated. it's an investigation into possible criminal obstruction. not, oh gosh, we just took some documents we shouldn't have had or we had documents we disagreed on whether he's allowed to have it or it's declassified. what the justice department is saying here in this document filed last night is the president or the people around him potentially violated the law by trying to hide and keep the government from knowing what was going on. that is a whole different level of crime if it's something the justice department decides to pursue. that brings this to a whole bigger level. >> ryan, question for you about what we know so far. stop me if it's something we

meanwhile the push for a special master by trump's legal team appears to have been undercut by diligent fbi agents.

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