the members of the ethics council were interested in this story. ecorded in the conversation matches, and the person with whom the conversation is held also matches. you are sitting in the council. these events took place four years ago, what motivated us, well, what motivated why exactly this happened, of course i do not remember, and so throughout the interview olena zaichko denied that it had anything to do with the audio recording made public by journalists, she assured that it was not knows the people mentioned in it. and does not remember any circumstances, complete amnesia. with this baggage, olena zaichko is applying for the competition to the supreme council of justice for the second time. interestingly, at the same time, she is a member of the all-ukrainian association of administrative judges, which called on the president to promise a law on the reform of the administrative court, due to the fact that it allegedly threatens the sovereignty of ukraine, as it contains instruments of influence of foreign states. in this way, zaichko is desp

last year, despite numerous facts of dishonesty, the ethics council approved elena zaichko was a candidatehe position of a member of the vrp, but she was not elected by the verkhovna rada. in march of this year, the supreme council of justice opened a disciplinary case against zaichko. in case of a positive decision on it, the judge faces dismissal. soon we will find out whether olena zaichko will succeed in the end. and sit down in the dream chair, which is another candidate for the supreme council of justice, lawyer vladyslav ivashchenko. he has had his own apartment for 10 years, but is registered in a dormitory. the developer, who did not enter the property in the register, is to blame for everything. yes, i lived in it because physically, the apartment was ready, but legally, legally, i could not do it until october 23, since i did not have a confirmation. it was not entered in the real estate register until october 23, and in general lawyer vladyslav ivashchenko believes that there is no difference where a candidate for a key judicial authority is registered, whether honestly in his

last year despite numerous facts dishonesty, the ethics council approved olena zaichko as a candidate position of a member of the vrp, but the verkhovna rada did not elect her. in march of this year, the supreme council of justice opened a disciplinary case against zaichko. in the case of a positive decision by the judge. threatened with dismissal, soon we will find out whether olena zaichko will finally manage to slip through and sit down in the dream chair. and this is another candidate for the supreme council of justice, a lawyer. he has had his own apartment for 10 years, but is registered in a dormitory, the developer who did not enter the property in the register? yes, i lived in it, because physically the apartment was ready, but legally, legally, i could not do it until october 23, because i did not have confirmation, it was not entered in the real estate register until october 23 property lawyer vladyslav ivashchenko believes that there is no difference where a candidate for a key judicial authority is registered, whether honestly in his own large apartment, where he actually

eight of them had interviews with the ethics council. others either arbitrarily withdrew from the competition, or... did not pass the preliminary stage, not all candidates have a crystal reputation. today we will tell you who is trying to get to one of the most influential and key bodies of judicial power. this is olena zaichko, a judge of the kharkiv district administrative court. this is not the first time she has tried to become a member of the supreme council of justice. among her career achievements - making questionable decisions, making decisions during training that directly contradict the law, as well as non-transparent declaration of assets. in 2020 , olena zaichko made a decision to develop 13 hectares of forest, despite the seizure of this plot, according to another court decision, construction cooperative slice, which is part of the zone of influence of kharkiv deputy ihor arich, received permission to build. it is interesting that immediately after this decision, the children of judge zaichko, who were minors at the time, g

the ethics council completed interviews with candidates for the position of member of the supreme council of justice under the quota of president volodymyr zelenskyi. currently, the vrp has 17 members out of 21. the president has to appoint two, and for more than a year and a half, the seats are empty, and the applicants are doubtful. this is the judge of the kyiv district and she has a wonderful friendly family and a beautiful social security, so he lives in his mother's apartments that his sister bought, drives his daughter's car, and eats rations from the state. i am a person who knows how to save, and i did not need to spend. since 2022, panchenko and her husband have been living in an apartment designed for the judge's mother. she bought 64 m almost in the center of kyiv back in december 2012. the whole family allegedly spent on real estate, the financing of this apartment took place, i say once again that due to the savings of my mother, father, ah, my mother's brother, i also spoke about the fact that my sister also participated in the financing of this purchase of this apartment,

the ethics council has completed interviews with candidates for the position of member of the supreme council of justice according to the quota of president volodymyr zelenskyi. currently, the vrp has 17 members out of 21. the president has to appoint two , and for more than a year and a half, the seats are empty, and the applicants are doubtful. this is nataliya panchenko, the judge of the kyiv district administrative court, and she has a wonderful friendly family and good social security, so she lives in her mother's apartments, which her sister bought, drives her daughter's car, and... feeds on rations from the state, i am a person who can to save, and i had no need to spend, with in 2022, panchenko and her husband live in an apartment designed for... the judge's mother. she bought 64 m almost in the center of kyiv back in december 2012. the whole family allegedly threw themselves into real estate. the financing of this apartment took place, once again i am talking about the fact that at the expense of the savings of my mother, father, ah, my mother's brother. i also mentioned that

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voting on not-for-profit ethics council, term limits for justices and reversing presidential immunity decision. all longshots given gop control the house currently. >> ashley: thank you. editor of restoring america kale /* kaylee mcgee white. >> this is nothing new, they have been attacking the supreme court every time they release a decision that challenges the left agenda. this ruling yesterday, fact alvin bragg was so quick to give into trump's request for delayed sentencing and merchan agreed, proves alvin bragg's team is a little nervous about what is to come. we know the hush money payment alleged was not an official act because president trump was not president then. merchan made it political and did introduce items of evident that happened while trump was pres president. it does not matter if hush money payment was an official act, th that will have effect on legitimacy of the trial and sentencing moving forward. >> ashley: if you turn on liberal media, all you see is democrats hammering the supreme court. that is all i saw yesterday on the news. my question to you, is this ju

constitution and some of those measures include proposing voting on a bill establishing an independent ethics councilupreme court passing an ethics code term limits for justices and even introducing a constitutional amendment to reverse the presidential immunity decision, guys. >> brian: which is never going to go anywhere. >> steve: chanley, thank you very much for the report. >> brian: not going to get a congressional amendment. two thirds of the house. aoc is doing the same thing. >> lawrence: just posturing. >> brian: that's what the supreme court has laid out. keep in mind if you vote for a senate candidate. if you want to pack the court, vote for a democrat. if you want to keep things normal. you wouldn't do that because joe manchin and sinema are not there to govern the senate. >> lawrence: every single time, steve, they don't by -- when there is not a ruling, most of the way most of the rulings 9-0. and this was a balanced ruling. >> brian: 6-3. >> lawrence: every time it doesn't want to go their way pack the court or redefine the court. by the way, can't not forget there has been attacks on

council, they'll be wrong. actually if the body is ethical, made disagreement or want to do in advance like escalation with these well. so i think despite the fact that won't be a dramatic change, it's in soon or later. it's running a run was final stuff in the class. i think the fact that we have moderate presidents, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. so how much influence then will possess can really have, where can we see, where else can we see or expect a real difference? well, i think that's to me with the question, as we all know, yes, this, this'll be neither calls the shots or the holes the did you get? the decisions will be wrong, but it is important to say that the president has, and that's what it would be the case. we already mentioned the fact that the taking the national security council will be wrong. he's a point, the capital cost. it needs to be a cool particular point, his deputies. and so that's the reason i think it was the 2 main things. first, even though it was right to be as the lead time, a little personal in your mind. and 1st and foremost of both a

council. they'll be wrong. actually if the body is ethical made, this will be me the what to do in advance like this kaneesha with this well. so i think despite this probably won't be a dramatic change. it's in soon or later it's running a run was final. so if you to class, i think the cypress, we have moderate a president, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. and what effect will this have on the traditional iranian allies, such as hamas and hezbollah, as well again, as those things are being called the i'm just hoping either with the help of course or not. you see, i think that won't be dramatic change, but it is important to say 130. so is the price of the candidate or the president run. we. so how close the commander smooth a neat is actually going to be in the election trying to push to delete. let's go and lift on the bus. we got to thinking it'd be important indication despite the fact that wouldn't be dramatic. snake i think was false members or phrases we would send that to the arrow for me. progressive. so the money and presidents that actually wouldn't put that other

council will be run. actually if the body is ethical, may the supreme either want to do in advance like this kaneesha with this? well. so i think despite this probably won't be a dramatic change. it's in soon or later he's running a run was final. so if you to class, i think disciples, we have moderate a president, we take it stolen, we have an effect on the one decision making process. so how much influence then will possess, can really have what, where can we see? where else can we see? or expect a real difference? well, i think that's the question. as we all know, yes, this, this will be neither calls the shots or the whole strategic decisions will be one. but it's easy because it to say that the present has and lots of communities. we already mentioned the fact that the taking the national security council will be wrong. these are part of the cabinet because they need to be a group particular point is deputies. and so that's the reason i think this was the 2 main things. first, you will will try to be as the lead time, personally when your mom and 1st and foremost of course, after that, you want to tr

ethics commission. meantime, the city council approved her proposal yesterday to sell the city's share of the coliseum to help pay down a debt deficit that could reach nearly $200 million. now you can watch my entire unedited interview with mayor shengtao by going to our website, ktvu.com. >> time is 816 new this morning to san pablo police officers are being praised for saving a man suffering from a drug overdose. before we share what body cameras captured on video, we'll warn you that some viewers might find parts of the video disturbing. that being said, my boyfriend is overdose right now, i think, okay, stay on the line. >> i'm going to the fire department is on the way. okay >> officers brooke klebold and christina foster were dispatched after the patient's girlfriend called 911. officers found a 21 year old boyfriend unconscious, pulled him to a clear space at his motor home and administered narcan and cpr, reviving him. >> this job is truly a team effort, and we count on each other every single day. we're strong alone, but we're much stronger together. >> obviously, i do this job for a reason in t

involved not only in some ethical scandals, but also in criminal ones, but unfortunately, in zaporizhzhia, this topic is advancing very difficult, for two years local councilsing to accept appealing to the authorities with the demand to ban the russian orthodox church, and, for example, in the city council, it was very, very difficult, of course, not for the first time. and when we see that the authorities even block these appeals, what can we say about ordinary ones people, but at the same time , new ones are constantly arriving from the occupied territories. that precisely the priests of the moscow churches, they not only cooperate with the enemies, but also help them to commit atrocities against ukrainians, precisely the priests of the moscow church-occupied territories, they helped kidnap people, they can be said to be involved in these tortures that were carried out there with people, and you don't even have to go far, just a week ago they published a photo like this one in the berdyansk district. a moscow priest who is there worked for years, blessed russian soldiers for exploits in the name of the motherland, well , of course we understand that this

that meeting last night, the city council considered a rule that would require anyone who gets press releases or advertising from the city to meet a specific code of ethics it's a response to a grand jury report from stockton accusing a local blogger of misinformation. but the first amendment coalition is warning brentwood leaders that requirement could violate the constitution. the city council didn't take any action on that proposal last night. our time now. 757 technology experts warn the election season can be filled with misinformation campaigns designed to fool and trick voters. the explosion of artificial intelligence is making it easier for more people to create deep fakes. that's an image, a video or audio recording fabricated to look and sound authentic technological advances are also making it harder for people to really know and determine what is real and what is fake. in the hours after the assassination attempt on donald trump, deep fake photos circulated online, making it look like the secret service agents were smiling as he was led off the stage. >> the sources that we look to, are they credible news sources? are these potentially real p

ethic 988 was quick to remind folks about and make sure exist. are there any programs that the council has that you feel do not get the attention they deserve and are worthy of a shout out? >> i mentioned already that the national youth and sports a strategy. to become a national youth sports strategy champion, you get a toolkit that allows you to promote programs. to become one of these, you apply. there is no complicated application process. it elevates grassroots programs wherever they are who are already providing access, but people may not know that these programs exist. by becoming a national youth sports strategy champion, we are merely elevating the work in communities and as we speak, we have some awards coming from the council that will also give people an opportunity to demonstrate and programs they built, so we have wonderful things that exist already, but awareness is sometimes the problem, so these historic partnerships and work of the council and work that admiral does through her office will help promote that. >> i want to ask a little bit, because you have the olympics

ethics commission has now sued the recall organizers because they refuse to follow a subpoena that was ordered upon them. >> the city is also facing a budget emergency. sounds like you and the city council agreed to a plan to adjust the budget for now, but so much depends on the one time funds for the african american sports group for the city after the coliseum. what happens after the next budget cycle when that money is not there and how you're addressing the systemic budget crisis? >> the city adopted a budget that prioritizes public safety. the other budget that a few council members who did not vote for the budget last night, they wanted public safety to be actually taken apart. they wanted only 610 officers. the budgets that was voted for is the more responsible budget that really covers public safety, social media services despite an extremely challenging fiscal moment in time. so this budgets will enable us to maintain the steady and significant progress we've already made in reducing crime, in cleaning our streets, and it allows for to us promote economic development which again we have to find new moneys and grow the pie in oakland. this is the same situation we continually su

ethics commission. oakland faces deficit that could reach nearly $200 million. tao says she's working to offset the budget shortfall without making massive cuts. and yesterday she got some help from the city councilere. they approved her proposal to sell the city's share of the coliseum land to help pay down the deficit. that was a big part of our interview yesterday, and you can watch the entire interview that i did with mayor shengtao by going to ktvu.com. it's on there right now. >> the national rifle association is legally challenging california's 11% tax on firearm and ammunition sales. it became a state law on monday, but the nra and other organizations say the tax is unconstitutional. the nra argued although it's technically a sales tax, the amount is passed through to the state residents with each purchase of such items. the nra released a statement saying in part, california's firearms excise tax is a blatant and egregious attack on the rights of californians and a calculated maneuver to dismantle the second amendment. >> a new report shows that google's falling short of its ambitious plan to make its global operations greener. a newly released environmental report shows. the tech giant

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council needs somehow to ban coaches? >> it's the coaches, really, isn't it, that caused the problems. and but i mean, to what extent i do there is an ethicalwhether public places are should and surely they should be open to whoever wants to visit as well. so there is that argument that you know, should they, you know, start charging people like they do in venice , seem, you know, do in venice, seem, you know, now you have to you get you can have random checks, can't you, in venice to see whether you've got your you've paid your tax and you can just be walking through saint mark's square and assaulted by policemen checking up on you. and that wouldn't be. we don't really want that, do we? in our in our british places , we? in our in our british places, in public places, i suppose we're when you say it's an ethical question, we're nervous about saying that you have to have money be allowed to go and see certain places. >> yeah. i mean, of course, you know, price operates in all sorts of ways. i mean, if you're a british tourist, you want to go to venice, you have to have enough money to travel on the aircraft and to stay in a hotel. yes. so,