jon: thank you and we will watch federal authorities and how they handle this with the latest on thee other story we've been watching on the stock market side is tied to tesla though shares continue their climb. the tesla stock prices binance longest winning streak going back to 2021 and analysts are assessing a much cash it could generate. piper sandler took a stab at this estimating that over the next decade on an annual basis, tesla could get upwards of $5 billion in revenue from non-tesla car drivers who are charging up at those tesla superchargers. matt: it's one of the most fascinating stories in the automotive space. we are essentially watching the formation of an international standard or at least a u.s. standard in terms of charging which is something that should in theory really help to boost ev sales at a time when they are already on fire. we expect 20% of all new car sales to be electric vehicles globally this year. let's bring in the senior analyst who has a buy rating on tesla with a $230 price target and though shares are hovering around 250 so it looks like you will

vladimir vladimirovich of the ministry of transport in russia, jointly interested by the federal executive authorities and the constituent entities of the russian federation, to determine the measure and amount of funding in order to raise the level of the nizhnekamsk reservoir to the mark of 64.4 m of the baltic height system in order to achieve a guaranteed depth for the passage of ships with a draft of 3, 6 m. it costs 4, and the normative maintenance of internal waterways, the elimination of limiting sections on inland waterways will create conditions for guaranteed depths throughout the entire length of the unified hydroelectric power station, while both hydraulic structures and shipping require continuous costs for their maintenance , maintenance and repair and restoration work. government of the russian federation december 2, 2014. standards were approved for the financial costs of maintaining inland waterways by category and navigable hydraulic structures at the expense of federal budget, however, the maintenance of inland waterways of navigable hydraulic structures is not provided in full reg

environmental radicals sought to expand the definition for federal authority any body of water connected to another like in the case of extreme flooding. there was a pond on a farm a farmer might have been surprised to find that it was suddenly considered a a navigable water f the united states. the corps of engineers have made it their life's work to declare traps of private land off limit by the farmers and ranchers who owned them r but based not for e supreme court just a a few weeks ago they ruled that navigable waters means what it says and says what it means. sometimes a mud puddle is just a mud puddle. [applause]us therefore it is sometimes even more insidious. the administration's policies foron example they want to contl your behavior by making it too expensive to live your lives as you see fit. they restrict the expiration and production of the sources of energy making energy prices including the price of diesel skyrocket and as anybody will tell you when it's five dollars a gallon food prices go up. restricting the ability for us was the place of lumber to go up, the bottom li

for years environmental radicals have sought to expand the definition to extend federal authority over any body of water that was ever connected to another one, like in the case of extreme flooding. there was a pond on a farm, a farmer might have been surprised to find out that his isolated pond was suddenly considered a navigable water of the united states. by the federal -- employees in the epa and corps of engineers have made it their lives' work to declare entire tracts off limits to use for the farmers and ranchers who own them. thank god for the u.s. supreme court. they ruled that navigable waters means what it says and says what it means. you know what, folks in sometimes a mud puddle is just a mud puddle. [applause] and in a victory for common sense and the rule of law, the court ruled the waterways that are truly navigable can be regulated as united states waters, but if they are not navigable, then the oversight is authority belongs to the states, and that's as it should be. so that's the direct way that they try to prevent people from using their own land to support themselv

environmental radicals of sought to expand the definition to expand federal authority over any body of water that was ever connected to another one like in the case of extreme flooding. there was a pond on a farm, a farmer might be surprised that his isolated pond was considered a navigable water of the united states by federal mandate. employees and the epa and engineers made it their life's work to declare entire tracts of private land off limits for use by farmers and ranchers, thank god for the us supreme court, a few weeks ago they ruled that navigable waters means what it says and says what it means. sometimes a mode puddle is just a mud puddle. in a victory for common sense and rule of law the court ruled that waterways are truly navigable can be regulated by as united states waters but if they are not navigable the oversight authority belongs to the states and that is as it should be. that's the direct way they try to prevent people from using their own land to support themselves and help the economy by trying to tell them they can't use it. the other way is more subtle and som

sometimes that's a flash point in san francisco politics but it's not an issue for federal authorities because they aren't subject to that. >> reporter: this week the governor also touted the additional help he dispatched from the california highway patrol, chp officers say they have taken 4.2 kilos of fentanyl in the past six weeks. one case worker said he has seen the increase in people in san francisco's jail since the chp and others arrived. he is skeptical of stepping up arrests to deal with the overdose problem. >> and we are kind of just putting a band-aid on it because these community members will come back out and they don't have skills that they learned in there. they don't have further education and they are still the l aps e in services. >> reporter: in san francisco. >> san francisco is on track to set a record for deadly overdoses. 63 deaths were tied to fentanyl but overall the city investigated 74 accidental overdoses just last month alone. it was the deadliest month on record since san francisco started releasing the data in 2020. at this pace san francisco could be he

i want you to hear from his brother and sister-in-law who initially tipped federal authorities on kaczynski'si think your brother is the unabomber. i said it's nothing to worried about. ted's never been violent. >> they posted the first few pages of the manifesto in the library. dave went with me and then as dave read the first page, i was sitting there beside him, and his jaw dropped. >> i thought i would read the first page to this and turn to linda and say, i told you so. on an emotional level it sounded like my brother's voice. >> an incredible look back decades later at the inside police work that was done working with federal authorities to track him down as he was terrorizing americans across the country. as part of his deal to avoid the death penalty, he admitted to all 16 bombings. during his sentence, the widow of jill murray said he will never, ever kill again. alex? >> all right. thank you for that report. >>> still ahead, alive after 40 days in the amazon jungle. how four kids beat the odds and survived. we're live in the "cnn newsroom." start your day with natature made. the #1

. >>> federal and local authorities in montana are investigating after a saturday bridge collapse and train derailment several train cars a areas hazardouous materialal fell inte yellowstonone river. itit's notot clear whehether the derailmentnt or ththe cocollapse happeneded f first a spokesesman for momontana rail said an unspecified number of cars carrying molten sulfur and asphalt have been compromised. while there have been no reported negative impacts, close by cities including billings and laurel have suspended their water intake from the yellowstone river. >>> a father and son outing turned into a tragedy at big bend national park authorities had warned against hiking in the afternoon at temperatures soared to 119 degrees saturday according to the national parks service, the 14-year-old boy passed out while hiking and ultimately died. his 31-year-old stepfather was looking for help for the boy when his vehicle veered off a path and he died in a crash. the deaths are under investigation. >>> now to a freak accident at the san antonio international airport. officials confirming

unified shows their initial investigation says this was unrelated to their safety policies federal authorities are also investigating. >>> kansas city police responded to a mass shooting early sunday morning. a so-called subject of interest has been taken into custody after three people were killed and five more were hospitalized. police say the shooting happened when a large group gathered in a parking lot. meanwhile, police in ohio are investigating an alleged murder-suicide at a grocery store. authorities say a man entered the giant eagle and killed his ex-wife who worked there at the time of the shooting, there were more than 60 employees and 200 customers in that store >>> marine experts are reporting a deadly algae and what they say is likely hundreds of dolphins and seals are dying from off the california coast they're now worried it could impact the seafood we eat. nbc's steve patterson has the details. >> reporter: the beauty of a california beach day broken by the startling sight of sickness and death. >> it has been quite awful we've been seeing at least two or three of them wash up

. >> in the east bay, a man is facing up to 222 years in federal prison for elaborate scheme. authoritiese defrauded re entry organizations which help people on parole or probation. a tele kohler of richmond was convicted friday on 44 felony counts. he was ceo of all hands on deck which help people on probation, the mentally ill homeless and more federal authorities say that coal are scammed other re entry organizations by getting referrals and then transferring them to his own company. and accused of submitting more than 30 million dollars in fake loan applications during the pandemic. a jury found kyle are guilty of witness tampering, attempting to destroy documents and falsifying records. his sentencing hearing has been set for september 6th. ford has confirmed it will cut engineering jobs in the u.s. and canada this week. the layoffs will likely affect fords. >> 3 business units, ford blue model ian ford. pro ford's ceo jim farley has overseen the restructuring of operations in recent years as part of the ford plus, plan may call it in august. the automaker laid off 3,000 workers in n

federal authorities using publicly accessible genealogy websites to track him down, later following him to a corporate event, they sail matching dna from his water glass to the four victims. tonight, lori pinkham -- one of nilo's accusers -- telling abc news, "i'm in disbelief that he is back on the streets, and also fear he will try and retaliate against me." just days ago, pinkham expressing outrage that he was even granted bail. we saw that you were enraged after the bail hearing. >> i just thought it was such a disappointment that they were just going to let him walk right out. these are such heinous crimes. these are such violent crimes. >> reporter: and nilo is now required to wear a gps tracker to surrender his passport, and the judge ordering him not to contact any of the alleged victims. his trial is scheduled for next year. whit? >> whit: erielle, thank you. >>> next tonight, the federal judge overseeing the case of former president donald trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents issuing her first order, requiring all attorneys to reach out to the department of just

what do we know about the process of surrendering to federal authorities and the actual unsealing of the indictments? >> i think this will be a very tamped down event as much as the justice department can do it. they are not interested in a sensationalist event you can see the way they executed the search warrant at mar-a-lago they are not interested in a perp walk or anything like that they gave him a notice to appear. he can appear in court of his own volition. as laura said before, then the charges will be unsealed. they may be read out loud or the former president may waive his right to have those read out loud. at that point in time, conditions of release will be set. >> carol lam, good to have you on tonight. thank you. >>> in 60 seconds the hazardous smoke clouds from canada. 100 million at risk. where it is heading next and how long will it last? >>> the dangerous plume of smoke that held the northeast in its grip has drifted south putting cities along the mid-atlantic coast into the high danger zone. emilie ikeda has the latest >> reporter: while new york has seen an improve

. >>> federal and local authorities in montana are investigating after a saturday bridge collapse and train derailment several l train cars carrying hazardous mamaterial if he w wi intoto the yellowswstone river a a spokesman fofor the momontal link said an u unspecifieded nu ofof c cars carrying molten sulr and asphalt had been compromised. officials say there have been no reported negative impact billings and laurel have suspended their water intake from the yellowstone river. >>> a father and son outing turned into a tragedy at big bend national park officials had warned against afternoon hiking as the temperatures in the texas desert soared to 119 degrees saturday according to the national park service a 14-year-old boy passed out while hiking and ultimately died his 31-year-old stepfather was looking for help when the boy -- when his vehicle veered off a path and he died in a crash. both deaths are under investigation. >>> now to a freak accident at the san antonio international airport. officials confirming the shocking death of a ramp worker. they say he was sucked into a plane

this does not apply to federal authorities. this is a purely regional experience, optional, in general. they are in the region, they could not pay anything at all, but they do it voluntarily. well, of course, it's better here, uh, to have some kind of general approach. i agree, let's work. it's just, perhaps, some kind of directly general program, so that this is really impossible on a direct level. why the rule of law. it's not a joke, it's not the irony i'm talking about. eat. this means that the regions have certain rights, but there are certain obligations. the regions have certain legal federations federation as it did not sound, paradoxically. in this case, he cannot give direct instructions in accordance with the distribution of powers, but we can recommend it and i am sure that the governors will react, but i would like them to decrease, but increase. well, we will definitely work. you are right. i fully support you, well, completely. believe me. i know this problem has already been said many times at different levels,

trump surrendering to federal authorities to answer the 37 count indictment, pleading not guilty. prosecutors say when given multiple chances to turn them in, obstruction instead. the former president seen heading to the hearing, walking to the motorcade. traffic was halted as the motorcade made its way to the courthouse. he was traveling alone in his vehicle before he drove into the underground garage. he was fingerprinted, but no mug shot. his aid is seated with him. he is accused of conspiring with the president. in that court one, jack smith. with him facing decades in prison if convicted, what is the legal strategy from here? a long road ahead with many unexpected turns. dan abrams on those questions here in a moment. rachel scott leads us off in miami tonight. >> donald trump walking to his motorcade. a brief wave to supporters and a post on social media. on my way to the courthouse, witch hunt. a carnival like atmosphere, groups of supporters and opponents, present but peaceful. trump was arrested, fingerprinted, but no mug shot or handcuffs. he was not ordered to himself t

we we feel the support of the federal authorities.luding attracting money from the region and this year we have a contractor, e, plans to complete the scope of work. uh, equal money, this is 10 billion rubles. this is a huge amount of work, and i will repeat myself. we have a clear plan for how this work will increase with the opening of the runway and the flow of passengers in the future up to 5 million per year on sakhalin, the new airport terminal is ready for this, built for work builders are now evaluating the rostekhnadzor commission of the novel afanasiev igor nikolaev alexander dontsov vesti, sakhalin kuriles further, weather forecasters promise frosts in the european part of russia in the coming days, what is the reason for such a weather anomaly will be explained by evgeny tishkovets. european part of russia in the power of the arctic invasion in the midst of june , frosts unexpectedly hit the region. how long will they remain on the russian plain when the summer heat returns and is it true that in the coming days the center

one of the standards the federal authorities set was each state could answer 90% of the calls comingthem. aam-- and so far the vast majority of states are not meeting the threshold. we want to highlight that this is an amazing, important, timely, critical initiative, and say, what do we want for ourselves? and our loved ones, should we have to make that call, and how do we move towards there? certainly ensuring the calls get answered locally in a way that should people need local support, that is something that is at the call operator's fingertips. that is one of the issues that people are stressing, when they talk about just making sure, at the very least, the centers are staffed up sufficiently. liz: absolutely. eli, this is such an appoint story and important reporting -- important story and important recording. we hope people hear this and perhaps call and perhaps helping they are able to. thank you, eli. >> thanks for having us. stay tuned. we have a bunch of additional reporting coming. liz: we will look forwd to that. if you or someone you know couluse an ally when it comes to

. >> reporter: tonight, amazon has agreed to pay $25 million after federal authorities say the companyrificed privacy for profits when it held on to children's personal information, even after parents asked the company to delete that data, collected with alexa >> alexa, hello. >> hi. >> reporter: that voice is practically everywhere the ftc says more than 100 million alexa enabled devices like this echo.kids have been sold worldwide. the ftc also says ring, an amazon subsidiary, has sold more than a million cameras like this one. >> so you can see every corner of your home. >> reporter: the indoor cameras branded as something to make the home safer, but authorities say some cameras actually left customers exposed to illegal surveillance amazon now agreeing to pay nearly $6 million over that claim. when you set up a ring camera like this one, you can keep an eye on home from afar, but the ftc says homeowners weren't the only ones alleging that ring gave all of its employees, quote, full access to every customer video the federal complaint says the issues predate amazon's 2018 purchase o

the us federal authorities charged the former president with violating the law on espionage by improperlyecret documents. it was strange not to admit guilt. he called the court a politically motivated prosecutor of the bandit majobaiden valentin bogdanov will tell all the details to the most corrupt president in the history of the country. florida for donald trump is the second home and the walls help even if we are talking about the walls at the federal court in miami, where for the first time in american history , hundreds of his supporters are facing criminal charges against a former us president. the message about a suspicious object , because of which the sappers of the trumpists were not even frightened, apparently, out of desperation, one of the anti-trompists was at the court and they rushed straight to the intersection of the cortege in a prison uniform and with a prohibition sign his. as a result, the one who demanded to imprison the former president himself became the first person arrested, however, trump was also arrested, but only formally they did not handcuff him with elect

now it first of all should be the relevant decisions of the federal authorities on payments belgorodon for these purposes. tell me, today you visited the border regions for the first time and what is your first impression when you saw in general what happened around? here i wonder what kind of emotions, perhaps in the area is not the first time. and the more i have than to compare. we were here exactly a year ago. and, of course, the soul bleeds when you see, damaged housing, this is what people collected. all my life. a. well, of course, social facilities and our task is to make safe and beautiful and worthy, the city of shebekino and all other adjacent border areas you managed to communicate with people. they have their own requests. uh, maybe individual people expressed it to you in shebekino, we held here quite a detailed personal reception of citizens for each appeal. we are taking away with you in order to finalize a lot of them. it's uh, as a rule. difficult issues related, for example, to the seizure of an enterprise that, according to objective data, could not repay loans to

lines of the political earthquake how the success of the alternative for germany frightened the federal authorities in berlin and also the game of survival. why playground areas are far from safe and how to change it? this is the program today in the studio dmitry hello. today, muslims around the world celebrate eid al-adha, one of the main islamic holidays. it begins with the rising of the sun, the believers make a full ablution put on clean or new clothes and go to perform the eid prayer. thousands of people came in the morning to the moscow cathedral mosque kurban bayram dedicated to the end of the pilgrimage to holy places. 25,000 people after the pandemic this year for the first time fully muslims around the world and together with them russian muslims performed the ceremony. hajj. we expect our pilgrims at home with kind prayers with purified hearts, so that they join our russian muslim mind after the almighty allah preserves our country, preserve our people , preserve all believers from adversity and sadness will give us strong faith. in the capital of the chechen republic in grozny, prayer

if, if the federal authorities continue to be um, uh, believing that the new theories is all evil. but you know, this week it was an advisor then the ukranian deputy pm, and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we consider the act of is a damn breach, an act of terrorism, the consequences on the scale of to know bill, which you already have exploded on what actually ideally as bad as using the feel as qualified gas stations in their effect on breathing. but uh, this is what the deputy m b m system. does it landscape? what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new. clear now, alexi rehab jim, is the guy that's going to be here by that is we x you is a, you know, there's a war on and you, once you get into a war situation and as you crank, you have so much probably getting it from especially from the western side, it's so one side of the everything becomes an anti russian issue. obviously they're there this stronger country. they're winning the war. they're actually to gain ass . but we don't know that in the west,

conclusion of the results of the survey is no longer needed, which means a letter to the head of the federal authority. this is already being eliminated in the twenty- second year. here are the crosses put around 300 probably. and how much more to put some procedures are combined? yes, there are procedures. uh, in general, it is completely liquidated, so this year we will probably come, uh, more, to the fact that 610 will remain and these actions. so, well, about 1,300 days. so, if in the lines, when we reduce the number of mandatory requirements for construction, there are 380 of them left now. yes, well, we can reduce some more, but this is from 11.000 required and the responsibility of the chief engineer of the project immediately increased the chief architect of the project and the chief expert of the project, who have now appeared in the examinations. previously, he referred to the firemen there and they allow it. there were special technical conditions for doing this, too , there was an additional such barrier, and then you won’t need to calculate how much it costs behind each cross. uh, reducin

federal authorities and retailers are now sounding the alarm about the growing danger of organized retaileping the country. >> they know exactly what stores to hit, what businesses and residents to hit and when and when. >> reporter: coordinated groups are starring stores millions of dollars worth of goods retailers say they're growing more violent putting shoppers and workers at risk sometimes with tragic consequences. >> what goes through your mind when you realize that your dad was essentially killed over three power washers? >> you can't imagine that any piece of equipment in home depot is worth alive. >> reporter: when you saw the video of what happened to your dad, what was going through your mind? >> wish it would have been me. >> reporter: authorities say organized retail crime is large-scale theft of mostly high value items from handbags to power tools, which are often then illegally resold online on sites like amazon, ebay, facebook marketplace or craig's list. amazon, ebay and facebook prohibit the sale of stolen goods on their site and have said they take measures to help ensu

this means that it will be adjusted throughout the country, from municipalities to regions or federal authorities where this design goes. if we talk about the support measures that the federal tax service has today, what are they? are you currently working? what priority? again, prioritize. priority to make standard standards, in fact, the truth is important, no matter how dry. it didn't sound. what is it about. we agreed with the ministry of economic development that we are essentially. for them, we become an operator for various preferential loans. and what does an operator mean ? we enrich our blockchain platform with data in credit institutions, and these banks are enriched with data by vnesheconombank of the ministry of economic development and all are in the same digital environment. that is all they see the same thing, it means that they will receive a benefit or a preferential loan, and there, in my opinion, there are more than on e. there are almost two trillion rubles worth of loans. this is a fairly significant amount. well, what matters is not even the amount. and the fact that this t

together with the city federal authorities, we have made a lot of efforts to ensure the city's heat supplyhouses were purchased and installed both at the station and in the city. the station has been under the actual control of russia for more than a year, but it officially became the property of the russian federation only in october 2022. already after the station was first inspected by specialists of the rich, led by rafael gruzi. an inspector was sent to the agency at the nuclear power plant to receive objective information about what is happening at one of the largest nuclear facilities in the world shelling attempts of terrorist attacks by sabotage provocations of information stuffing attempts to disrupt, restore peaceful life and restart the nuclear power plant is something that is constantly being done. eh, recently the preparation of the information component has intensified. i think this is not without reason, most likely, this is due to possible hostilities around the nuclear power plant with e, an increase in the likelihood of forcing firewood and costs zaporozhye nuclear power

local and federal authorities are ramping up where donald trump is scheduled to surrender to face chargessday for retaining and mishandling classified documents including top secret information about u.s. nuclear weapons and secret plans to attack a foreign country. on friday the justice department unsealed a sweeping 37-count indictment against trump who has become the first u.s. president to face federal criminal charges. special counsel jack smith briefly spoke to reporters on friday. >> the men and women of the knitted state intelligence community and our armed forces dedicate their lives protecting a nation and its people. the laws that protect national defense information are critical to safety and security of the united states and must be enforced. violations of those laws put our country at risk. adherence to the rule of law is the bedrock principle, and our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world. we have one set of laws in this country that we apply to everyone. amy: the case against the former president is built in part on the secret notes of trump'

authorities. this is the second time mr. trump has been indicted this year. these federalriminal charges are part of a two-pronged investigation being conducted by special prosecutor jack smith who is looking into mr. trump's role in the events leading up to the january 6th attack on the capitol. smith was named to oversee the investigation following the fbi's seizure of classified documents from mar-a-lago in august of 2022. the 49-page indictment outlining the evidence against mr. trump is exhaustive in its detail. prosecutors accuse mr. trump of conspiracy to obstruct justice, making false statements and allege his willful retention of hundreds of classified documents, including some that contain top secret military plans and information about u.s. nuclear capability and vulnerability. the indictment leaves little to the imagination. it uses photographs of boxes of material including the classified documents stored carefully in open locations at mar-a-lago including a public ballroom, a bathroom and spilled over a storage room floor and cite deese tailed notes by trump'

the us federal authorities charged the former president with violating the law of espionage and improperge of classified documents. donald did not recognize the springboard, he called the court a politically motivated prosecutor a gangster, and joe biden the most corrupt president in the history of the country with details valentin bogdanov florida for donald trump second doom odum and walls help even when it comes to the walls of the federal court in miami, where for the first time in american history, a former us president is facing criminal charges against hundreds of his supporters. reports of a suspicious object, because of which even the trump sappers were called in, did not frighten, apparently, one of the anti-thrombists from despair. at the court , they rushed straight to the cut of the cortege in prison overalls. and with a sign. ban him. as a result, the one who demanded to imprison the former president himself became the first person arrested, arrested, however, and trump, but only formally he was not handcuffed with electronic fingerprints in the way that it was impossible t

here is the conclusion of the results research is not needed, then a letter to the head of the federal authority. this is already being eliminated by the norm. all of them have been digitized, therefore, all project documentation has been digitized. the most important thing is simply clearly visible, when they come to the minister and see him on the floor. these are the three documents. everyone thinks, fir-trees-sticks. what is this going on? well, of course, everyone asks, as do those who really understand. here in the process, he sees and says, and let's take it away. just transferred the pencil of an information technology designer simulations allow you to create a digital twin of the future building. this speeds up work by one and a half to two times and eliminates ridiculous errors. the customer arrived, looks at the facade, and he asks. yes, what kind of round timber is this around the window builders. they say that it was in the form of architects that they came up with the same tables there, and the drawings are laid out, someone put a cup of coffee on the drawing and the contractors, a

against these two united airlines baggage handlers were filed a little bit earlier this month by federal authorities. but actually, this is an investigation that started in the summer of 2021. that's because these guys actually called police to report that they themselves had been robbed at gunpoint. investigators became suspicious. they started combing through security camera video, and they realized that these two men had been hauling trash bags full of stuff out to their personal vehicles from the airport. eventually, investigators made contact with yet another employee who became their informant, and that employee described the way this whole thing worked. apparently there was a crew that was breaking into people's baggage, stealing pot, and then eventually reselling it. >> so they used the informant as the guy to figure out how to put the pieces together. now what happens, what's next? >> reporter: so at this point, they are still trying to piece together exactly how they're going to proceed with this investigation. only two people so far have been charged. but i should tell you that the sfo an

but this morning, a major ruling just hours before a former president trump surrenders to federal authorities in miami on charges that he mishandled classified documents. a judge last night denied a request from media outlets, including abc news, seeking video and audio access to the hearing. the judge saying a court reporter will provide only transcripts of the proceedings. meanwhile, trump made the rounds on conservative radio outlets saying he will plead not guilty today. i didn't do anything wrong, did nothing wrong. president records act. it's not even a criminal event. there is no criminality here. trump and his supporters have called for protest at the courthouse, slamming the special counsel's indictment, claiming trump is the victim of a double standard at the justice department. law enforcement officials are bracing for potential trouble at the courthouse. miami's mayor says they're preparing for crowds of anywhere from 5000 to 50,000 people. we wanted to ensure the public that we are ready, but according to the police chief, the city does not plan to separate trump's supporters and

rights in the us supreme court, which now has rode the both the 184918. 68 treats is between federal authorities. and the navajo did not provide the quotes affirmative steps, despite those agreements guaranteeing both the resources to the native american reservation. where does the now the nation go from here? to date, the assets, to find out what was the rights the united states hold for them. and produce an experience for me to, to edit american who has spent time at the department of motor vehicles. the navajo has waited patiently with someone, anyone to help them on into been sold repeatedly, that they have been standing in the one line and must try another. a civil rights that's on a robot's patillo, the size of the us, the federal government, is forcing native american people of the land. a little brain cord is continuing the long american tradition of breaking every single treaty they've made or made of population for the past 300 years. and the western hemisphere of this treaty was entered into 11868, and a guarantee of the navajo nation are access to their own food, their own waterway.

i want you to tell them in detail, please, let dmitry nikolayevich, our colleagues from the federal authoritiesloor. in the executive branch, as you instructed with the relevant committees of the state duma, you worked out the appeal of the chairman of the state duma on the issue of admission to higher educational institutions of participants in a special military operation, as well as children of medical workers who died in period, quida and uh, as a result of these discussions, we came up with the following proposals. the first participants in the special military operation will enter universities for their chosen specialties and areas of training within a separate quota based on the results of entrance examinations, those who are already studying on a paid basis will be given the opportunity to transfer to free education as a priority already in the twenty-third and twenty-fourth academic year . to this end , the government is empowered to establish the procedure for the redistribution of vacant budget places in educational institutions of the highest order. the second children of medical wo

no need, then a letter to the head of the federation. authoritiesalready being eliminated norms. all of them have been digitized, therefore, all project documentation has been digitized. the most important thing is simple clearly seen when they go to the minister and see on the floor. these are the three documents. everyone thinks, fir-trees-sticks. what is it? well , of course, everyone asks, as do those who really understand. here in the process, he he sees and speaks. let's take it to the cloud. moved the pencil. information modeling technologies allow the designer to create a digital twin of the future building. this speeds up work by one and a half to two times and eliminates ridiculous errors. the customer has arrived looking at the facade. i'm asking you. yes, that's what this round timber is around. here are the window builders. they say that, apparently, the architects came up with the same tables there, and the drawings are laid out, someone put a cup of coffee on the drawing and the contractors, as if oleg ivanov, a member of the union of

well, the situation on the crimea channel is being studied in the local federal authorities to accuratelyll possible consequences from the region. for the region from the breakthrough of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station crimea has long since left dependence on the north crimean canal from the point of view of domestic needs. and for us it was a new opportunity for the development of agricultural production for the crimea , the worst development is to suffer. yes , indeed, i say again, rice producers, well, let's get out of situations with honor . i mean, in terms of the measures that have been taken. and now we are working with the federal government and colleagues. there purely technical tasks associated with the supply of water, i can say, it is much easier this task than the installation of prestigious installations, there, well, and so on. kherson region today will begin to pump out water reported to the local authorities evacuated 4,000 people to the facts right now re -joins our correspondent olga kurlaeva. olga greetings what is happening today at the site of the state o

a letter to the head of the federal authority, this norm is already being liquidated.ll of them have been digitized, therefore, all project documentation has been digitized. the most important thing is simply clearly visible, when the minister comes in and see on the floor. these, that means three documents, everyone thinks they are christmas trees. what is it? well , of course, everyone asks, as do those who really understand. here in the process, he sees and says, and let's take it away. the pencil has been turned into a designer . information modeling technologies allow you to create a digital twin of the future building. this speeds up work by one and a half to two times and eliminates ridiculous errors. the customer arrived , looks at the facade, and he asks. yes, what kind of round timber is this around the windows ? builders say that it is, apparently, architects came up with the same tables there , and drawings are laid out, someone put a drawing on a cup of coffee and contractors, as if oleg ivanov, a member of the union of moscow architects, technical directo

previously, the denominator of this led a very serious work done by the federal authorities executive. we got, uh, a change in the rate of the mineral extraction tax, thanks to which we have until the fortieth year, and about that much reserves here u quarry, uh we can uh this money buy equipment several cases have already been bought, but there are still large excavators ahead technological organization plan. moscow region leader in social gasification for 2 years in the region more than three 315,000 houses are connected to gas; more than 35,000 more are planned for this year as part of the mosoblgaz program up to they gasify both new settlements and return to those where construction is completed well, new applications are coming from residents, report by alena lavrovy. smolyanino, we moved to the village of zabolotye 15 years ago and all these years we stoked the stove , filled gas cylinders, burned coal at night, uh, the boiler went out, and you need to get up, otherwise the house is getting cold, the children are freezing, you need to go to melt the new nowhere. you won’t go ver

if, if the federal authorities continue to be um, uh, believing that the nuclear is, is a little evil. but you know, this week it was an advisor then the ukranian deputy pm, and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we can see the, the active is a dam breach an act of terrorism. the consequences on the scale of to know bill, which you already have exploded are not actually ideally as bad as you say in the field as coal fired gas stations in their effect on breathing. but uh, this is what the deputy m b m, the system does it landscape. what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new. clear. now alexi re option is the guy that's going to do about it is we actually know is a, you know, there's a war on and you, once you get into a war situation is ukraine. you have so much probably getting it from especially from the western side. it's so one sided that everything becomes an anti russian issue. obviously they're there this stronger country. they're winning the war. they're actually kicking ass, but we don't know that in t

the reaction of the authorities to the events in their city and due to the reactions of the federal authoritiess of shchebekino - this is russia i want to live yes as i live other cities of russia, shebekina is part of russia, we are the russian federation and we are asking for help, let's be honest, even a year ago we also could not have imagined that such militants would unfold calmly on russian territory, it seemed at that time that the bunker fure would not press his promotional button, but he would definitely do something and show everyone the kuzkinumat, but it turned out to be completely different, so far it was all about leaving the city and sending children to other regions. vladimir putin, for example, discussed the global world order with to the presidents of eritrea while exploding and burning arrived in shebekino , putler was not at all interested in protecting russian-speaking trees, he was engaged in more interesting things. my honor in thank you for your courage, an example, i would like to knock out a judge and a trick. the fire is also propagandists with their variations of us

afternoon with much of the country watching, that motorcade, former president trump surrendering to federal authoritiesanswer the 37 count indictment, pleading not guilty. allegations of wealth and retention of highly classified documents, nuclear secrets, u.s. vulnerabilities to attack. federal prosecutors they were given multiple chances to return the men, obstruction instead. the indictment saying at one point he suggested to a lawyer "hide them, destroy them." former presidency leaving the resort in miami before heading to the hearing walking to the motorcade. traffic halted on streets and highways and south florida as the motorcade made its way to the courthouse. the former president traveling alone in his vehicle, seen waving at the window before it drove into the underground garage. the former president fingerprinted but no mug shot. then taken to the court room 13th floor. his aid, walt nauta, seated the table with him. accused of conspiring with the former president in the courtroom today special counsel jack smith. tonight with the former president potentially facing decades in prison if conv