develop it together with other countries, the deputy minister told about this in an interview with force of justicef ukraine iryna mudra, the agreement will provide for both the possibility of voluntary payment of full compensation by russia and its collection without the consent of the aggressor country discuss the details of the agreement ukraine plans to hold a diplomatic conference at the beginning of 2023. the document itself will be created during the next year. it should clearly state the criteria for applicants for compensation and a transparent payment mechanism. also, within six months, they plan to create an international register of damages caused by russia by ukrainian citizens, businesses, the infrastructure of the country, ecology, municipalities and the state in a total of €68 billion of russian assets was frozen by the european union, belgium has the largest amount of funds, about €50 billion is in second place, luxembourg has frozen five of italy, germany, ireland, austria, france follow by half a billion. but the european union does not yet know exactly how many russian gold and

why suddenly we see the forces of justice and the democratic party and justice department, including this guy, merrick garland, who are terrified, was going to let things go without any sort of resistance at all. why do we see the full force of state being brought to bear against trump? because of the mar a lago stuff. the force of this such thing is there in part because it's a national security. it's not about partizanship, it's really about the safety of our country and. what they let stay in mar a lago are high level classified documents related to nuclear material, and that's a profoundly dangerous thing to do. and the doj was content to you know, in addition not prosecuting prosecuting him for his myriad of other crimes. you know they let the statute of limitations run out on the mueller, so on and so forth. this is very and this is, again, a thing where i is it not in our own self-interest to not be, you know, obliterated in a nuclear war? i would think it would be in everyone's self-interest. so it's puzzling to me. they haven't acted when i into merrick garland. i mean, i fin

sixteen from trains by rail , an order that has already been registered by the ministry of justice will come into forcethe beginning of september next year, but do not think that the ticket packaging for young passengers can be ignored, because in the event of finding hares in the car, the carrier will be obliged to transfer juvenile police officer. hollywood star alec balding, who fatally wounded cameraman galina hutchins, filed a lawsuit against several members of the film crew while working on the film rust. among them are a supplier of weapons and ammunition, as well as a specialist responsible for their condition, props and assistant director. bolton believes that it was they who gave him a loaded revolver, reporting by xenia with clay. the tragic story that unfolded on the set of the film rust is already worthy of becoming the script not only for the detective, but also for the court drama, a new episode in an ugly story came as a surprise, the one whom many blamed for the death of cameraman galina khadchin with actor alik baldun filed a lawsuit against the film crew. now he accuses the staff of

and here, too, from the point of view of international justice. related to a violation of the un case, such as territory integrity, the prohibition of the use of forceand so on and so on. for years they investigated the disaster, it was thoroughly investigated , there is evidence of how much work the dutch investigators did, how they cunningly deceived russia so that russia herself admitted that she had falsified some evidence there testimony, but in spite of that in ukrainian social networks , today i wrote comments, there is a very widespread opinion that, well, who was convicted, well, everyone knew that the shooter was given some orders. well, who are some shooters? i need your answer as a lawyer. then, among the evidence, it is not possible to prove for the second time that at the time of the 14th year, russia already had effective control over the subjects, the territories from which the launch was to take place, this is the most important thing that is in this sentence with a-a negotiations with specific people but this is certainly important yes, but this is the fate of specific thieves, it is not as important as the fate of the institution

court there drags on for a longer time, but there is a ministry of justice in the lviv region in order for that order to come into forced and we submitted all the documents through tsnap to our ministry of justice and what did we get? we were refused why and because the person who is currently performing in the situation of collaboration in simferopol should write a statement and resign from the position, then this our ministry of justice will register the statement from which look a little more in detail, repeat this magical one kulbit that is, you are acting as a representative of the simferopol museum, so i cannot register, i cannot enter into my rights and i cannot defend the interests of ukraine in the courts, well , with me here, as a legal entity, a truck that sits in simferopol is in your position and is an enemy collaborator. she did not write a resignation letter, so everything was correctly understood. that's how the extravaganza was. they were just playing with the other extravaganza. well, to be honest, my patience is breaking. do you remember 5 years ago, we discovered that 500,500 years was stolen from h

we saw it just last week when the department of justice forced cash patow to testify by giving immunityer it makes sense to push hard, but if she wants to push hard, she has tools. it used to be that congress did as well, but after the last several years of having people ignore them, that seems less likely. there are things she can do if she wants to. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> commit to hard core twitter -- i don't even know what that is. >> i don't either. i don't know if i want to know. >> or quit. that's an ultimatum from elon musk to twitter employees. the latest on his takeover. we'll have that for you ahead. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national univeversity. susupporting the whole you. the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. beld... all that talent! ♪ this how we work now ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the re

especially in junior jrotc, and the scot who harmed these youths deserve nothing but the full force of the law and justice. the safety of our students participating in junior jrotc's parent round to a successful program. and i'm glad, and take hold to the chairman for having us here. i sat on the house armed service community. we spent a lot of time examining issues of military recruitment. i wanted to take a different path. because it concerns me that only 1% of adult population in this country serves in the military, and the d.o.d. has reported recently that 77% of young men and women between the ages of 16 and 20 are ineligible for military service. in fact, 52% of generation z has no interest or desire at all, and has never even considered serving. so, across the board, we're having trouble with recruiting. the army missed the recruiting goals by 10,000. it's expected to be even worse this year. the navy missed the recruiting goals across all components by 2000. the air force met their active duty call but only by a little bit of creative accounting with the late entry. and they missed their reserve c

william: ending direct file was one of more than 30 recommendations made by a bipartisan juvenile justice task force key findings was the large racial disparities in which youth are charged as adults. black male youths make up 7 percent of the state's youth population, but account for 56 percent of minors convicted as adults. the taskforce also detailed how kids who are charged as adults are more likely to reoffend, compared to those kept within the juvenile system. sen. bartolotta: we're doing the opposite of what we need to do if we want to curtail crime and address the issues of our youth. we're saying these are children. let minors be treated by juvenile court first. and if that justice feels the need to move it up to adult court, that is their prerogative. william: despite bipartisan support, bartolotta's bill to end direct file has not passed this legislative session. one key reason is the opposition of district attorneys like jack stollsteimer, a democrat in delaware county, just outside philadelphia. jack: i think this is the wrong time for this question to even be on the table, which is why

will be handed down by the armed forces of ukraine in relation to, i'm sorry, international efforts in the context of bringing those guilty of russian war crimes to justicein ukraine, we only recently heard that the mh17 case was growing, we watched this process for 8 years, despite the fact that the circumstances of this case were more or less clear from the very beginning, i mean in the context that a missile shot down a civilian passenger plane and then investigated all the circumstances of what happened as here is the person responsible, but it lasted for eight years, how long can i listen to cases about war crimes committed by russians in ukraine, if so. well, it’s not that simple. let’s say this, but a case in which the circumstances were sufficiently clear was listened to for 8 years, well it is worth understanding that for a considerable time during these eight years, there was talk about the creation of a court about who would create it, where it would be created, and then. these are complex procedures, taking into account the restrictions on access to the scene of the incident to the wreckage, which were not immediately handed over, and the cas

f.are among the agencies involved in the operation to address hampton as part of what is called the overdose justice task force. officials say it is one example of their significantly ramped up efforts in the face of this unprecedented drug crisis. in their words, mike, quote, we are fighting back. about time a lot of parents would say, mike. >> mike: amen. jonathan hunt live in los angeles. thanks a lot. >> gillian: that's a tiktok video from kaylee goncalves weeks before she and three other students were brutally murdered. we are learning more about the possible timeline. this as the search continues for the killer and a potential motive. >> my impression is this is somebody who had a lot of anger toward the victims. it could be the fact that the killer felt slighted by one of them, maybe on a personal level. or maybe the killer was resentful of what these kids represent as being successful young people. >> gillian: dr. michael baden joins us now. doctor, the latest from investigators, i believe they are putting the time of the murders right around the 3:00 a.m. mark. how do investigators go about determinin

with the support and the system of the elder justice task force, we reached out to the appropriate parties in order to gather the necessary information to create an abs referral. this referral allowed us to have open communication with the identified victim. we were able to speak to their financial institution, locate national support, and then collaborate with local law enforcement. through this collaborative work, we conducted the records request. one payment was the san diego address. that is where the package was sent to you from florida. this victim identified that she had sent over $250,000 to various individual through the direction of employees from the publisher clearinghouse scam. this is not uncommon method of payment. scammers are using the most vulnerable citizens to launder money from them or for them. ultimately requesting for cash payments to be mailed to random addresses. we worked with the financial institution. we reviewed over 271 pages of bank records. we are able to confirm that our victim did sent the money to another senior. that check was cashed by the receiving ba

of conquest. organize your forces to resolutely stand up for the rights taken from you for justice and the well-being of the committee for the liberation of the peoples of russia calls on you all unity and to fight for freedom in the world, prague november 14, 1944. yes, they even come up with, the committee can’t do anything, the liberation of the peoples of russia, the forum, the liberation of the free peoples of russia, you understand, vlasovism is pure water. it’s just like a birthmark, but there are technologies that sergeevich says well, at least change at least something, although i absolutely agree here that a very interesting technology was carried out in the west, and according to the game, the idea was such a fictional country forever, against that needed to be led. there are some combat actions to put things in order. immediately, our bchbeshniks declared themselves to be vishnurs. whether began to play in these flags. you understand how this technology works, how it draws you in, but here, it seems to me, much more. however, here's an example. why don't we play? this one was caught by al

of young people. well, i think that justice will come to melitopol as well. together with the armed forcesukraine and all those people who helped the children to drive them out of this school, for example, they are all from training and brainwashing, they will bear their condemned responsibility. make sure that these children are vaccinated and they hear about bears, he is somewhere over his chukchi, and they know their own thing about chukchi, here is the pope , what is it there, i think so, you know what a cat and that's all, the pope said that a - and for the first time, in fact, it was as if he called things by their names, somehow, not fully naming them, he said that heh hm, when i talk about ukraine, i talk about cruelty because he has a lot of information about the cruelty of those who invade, in general, they are probably the most cruel who are from russia but do not belong to the russian tradition , for example, chechens, buryats and so on, definitely the one who attacks is the russian state, sometimes it tries not to specify, so as not to offend, but rather to condemn in general,

and one justice is now being accused of being the source, but that justice is pushing back hard, denying those allegations. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the story. >> a forcefulenial from justice samuel alito that he had anything to do with an alleged leak of a high-profile 2014 ruling to conservative donors gail and donald wright. quote, the allegation that the wrights were told the outcome of the decision in the hobby lobby case or the authorship of the opinion of the court by me or my wife is completely false. a reverend claims gail wright, a donor to faith in action, relayed the information after a dinner with the alitos in 2014. shenk says his views have shifted on abortion. the senator sheldon white house and congressman hank johnson expressing concern about activists allegedly using their access, quote, to secure confidential information about pending cases only deepens our concerns about the lack of adequate, ethical, and legal guardrails at the court. these allegations come after the blockbuster leak this past fringe of alito's draft opinion, overturning roe vs. wade. john roberts in may announced an investigation into the leak origins, but no signs

finalized draft code of administrative procedure was adopted on your esteemed vladimir vladimirovich legislative initiative and entered into force on september 15, 2015. administrative justice established itself as a sought-after and effective institution for 10 months of this year, the courts of the russian federation cases, the plenum of the supreme court adopted 24 resolutions. for consideration of administrative cases and submitted to the state duma five draft laws of federal laws aimed at improving administrative justice; the formation of administrative legal proceedings in full ; one of the criteria for the effectiveness of legal proceedings is the quality of justice, which is ensured, among other things, by the uniformity of judicial practice over the past 30 years plenum of the supreme court of the russian federation adopted over 400 decisions on the law of application, and the presidium of the supreme court approved more than 150 reviews in judicial practice . reversal lsya to the issues of consideration by the courts of cases, and the protection of labor, pension, social and housing rights of citizens. sustainable social economic development is also facilitated by

the federal government and department of justice recently created an election threats task force to investigate and prosecute threats being made against election officials. but prosecutions are incredibly low compared to the threats being made. i think they have prosecuted five or fewer total cases amidst the thousands of threats reported. in that absence, states like colorado and maine have stepped up to fill the gap. colorado has made it unlawful for anyone to threaten, harass or intimidate election workers. they also instituted steps to protect election workers from docs inc., which is when -- doxing, which is when personal information is shared online to undermine safety. we believe more states should take the steps as motivated violence increases. host: mark is in fort lauderdale, florida, democratic caller. caller: good morning. i took my poll watchers class last night online and i am waiting to get my assignment for tomorrow. it was like a 90 minute -- one of those things where there is a bunch of people being schooled online. i will say this, they made a very big deal about staying away

and the federal department of justice special task force on election threats reports investigating more officials and work e and has so far brought 8 cases. a nebraska man has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison for making threats against the democratic colorado secretary of state. you know, some election and public officials blame the hostility9 aimed at election officials on lies and falsehoods spread by election deniers who are not accepting the results of the 2020 presidential election. and those already questioning the credibility of tuesday's vote even before it happens. so to support democracy, remember to vote. we will have a lot more news when "fox news live" continues after this. scover the power of the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may

of climate justice. amy: can you talk about the armed forces and fuel consumption? every report just came out a couple of days ago which has been estimating how mh the military contributes toward emissions. the world's military contributes 5.5% of the total emissions of greenhouse gas emissions. it was considered -- if it were considered a country, it would come fourth after russia in terms of how much emissions it produces. it is a substantial contribution to the problem. the 5.5% is double what is produced by aviation. what is really shocking is that within the u.n. sysm it not properly counted. it is one of the few bodies and organs that does not have to report all of its emissions. that was because the u.sunder the clinton administration carved out an exemption for the pentagon. in 2015 it was watered down so they can report it but it is still voluntary and we still have a very incomplete picture of how many emissions are produced. this is one of the key demand that is being raised at cop 26. we were doing estimates that it is a really significant player but it

department of justice formed a multi divisional task force to find and prosecute those making threatsto critical worker shortages. >> i heard from staff that some of them feel that it may not be worth the risk any longer to be in this type of role. >> they were hearing of 30% to 50% of election workers are thinking about leaving. that alone would be bad enough. but then we have to consider what it may be replaced with as we see eleelection running for officed at the state locals. >> in a service dominated by volunteers, election workers had even more to worry about with the upcoming 2022 elections. republican state lawmakers around the country have been expanding the powers of poll watchers, passing restrictive voting bills, targeting election officials. election workers, school board members and county supervisors, targeted and terrified by the anger -- >> shame on you! >> and the threats. >> we know where you live. we know who your family is. >> why are we seeing this right now? >> we had an outsider who was very skilled at harnessing social media. >> who are you talking about? >> t

of. >> the case has international exposure, forcing the backing of a powerful media network to go to the icc. what about killed journalists with lower profiles? how do we pursue justiceor them? >> that is a huge issue, because what makes the case unique and strong, not just on a political level or media level, but the fact that there was evidence from the ground at the time of the killing itself, documentation, witnesses, so on. which basically lack and a lot of the other cases. we as a human rights lawyer find ourselves in difficult situations, because many of the cases, the evidence is on the hands of the israeli army, especially when we are talking about bullets as primary evidence in these cases, which doesn't provide evidence to the palestinian side or the lawyer side. so there is a huge problem, but i think it will resemble a lot of the justice that will be done in other cases of journalists being killed. >> the last word in new york, whether palestine or myanmar, how do we combat impunity? >> we start by recognizing journalists our people. the reason they are targeted is the stories they are producing, and their stories are vital to all of us, to our ability t

of the supreme court. >> this crowd was trying to force its way inside the court to stop the swearing-in of justice brettavanaugh. >> there's an adage about what the supreme court has. it doesn't have the power of the purse. it doesn't have the power of the sword. what it has is public respect. >> as a reporter, joan biskupic has seen radical changes over her 30 years of watching the court. >> people believe that that dobbs ruling was politically motivated, and why would they not? former president donald trump ran on a platform that included appointing only justices who would reverse roe v. wade. >> trump was open about it. he wanted justices with a bias. >> i will appoint judges that will be pro-life. >> highly, highly respected judges. >> republicans were nervous that trump would not appoint true conservatives. >> he will not invest the capital to confirm a conservative. >> to mollify the right, he released a list of right-wing judges. >> what we did, and i just have it, we just took a list of -- >> could he deliver the kinds of candidates we want for the supreme court? when he releases that, it immedi

witnesses spoke about, was from the side of amvrosievka, there were ukrainian forces, but the joint investigation team rejected their testimony. the european justices worked in a completely different direction . as evidence of alleged involvement in girkin dubinsky. kharchenko and pulatov to launch the rocket. all of them are falsified recorded telephone conversations provided to the sbu by an interested party. well, what else is there to say about materials and social networks ? the allegations were based on the testimony of anonymous witnesses. well, who can vouch for their non- bias. and if all of them are vsu, as a result, the hague court found the russians, girkin, dubinsky and ukrainian kharchenko guilty of destroying the plane, the russian pulatov was acquitted with the wording that the court could not establish with certainty that pulatov was involved in the launch of the rocket that shot down the plane. and here there is such a moment pulatova was represented by an international group of lawyers; the rest were tried in absentia, it turns out that the one who could defend himself was acquitted, and condemned here is such a themis in the eu

of ad or so cheer ukrainian forces. taking the city after russia retreats presidents lengthy is calling it a historic day. also coming up, protesters take to the streets for climate justice in sydney, australia. they're calling for world leaders meeting of the un climate change summit in egypt to act. and after a 4 year wait, it's back. marvels, black panther, super hero, sequel what kind of forever. it's venomous brief this week. but it will match the oscar winning success of his predecessor ah, a married evans dean, welcome. we begin with celebrations in ukraine after the liberation of the t southern city of clare sawn from russian invaders moscow illegally annexed for regions of ukraine, including her son just 6 weeks ago, the kremlin, and says, the city will remain part of russia despite the withdrawal of its troops chance of victory fill the air in newly liberated her son. this is the moment ukrainian forces are greeted with tears of joy as they sweep into the city. in nearby villages, people and flying the ukrainian flag again with pride. with both of i'm just so excited about we knew this, they would coddle that our boys would liberate us. were very grateful that

force for the internal destabilization of russia, let's see. what forces, uh, the west is forming for precisely the russian destabilization, and on the national issue, on the social issue , a sense of justiceiberal odor, let us remind some of someone yes, he ran away. here are some former deputies of the state duma of the russian federation understand that it is impossible to defeat russia from the outside, and it can only be destroyed from the inside, which they have been trying to do for decades. okay, let's have some more contrasts, shall we? zelensky is about martial law for this and they announce everything, in general, immobilization. we will consider the issues of functioning of the future functioning of the entire belarusian people's assembly and regulate prices. well, you will feel the difference. yes, here our system will fight for the future of every belarusian, and ukraine is going to fight to the last ukraine here again, zelensky had a chance to prevent a war and is it possible now to stop it on his initiative, firstly, when zelensky came to power. he tried to make it. i recall the exchange of prisoners , the mass exchange of prisoners of election promises, yes, negotiations w

of the ukrainian conflict. soldiers that tell us, there are many foreign mercenaries among kias forces. the family of palestinian american journalists fatally shocked while covering west by protests and may demand justice that the un accusing israel have deliberately ta getting at the reporter we speak to the brother of the late shirey and i will be ready when she was talking with them and they were still firing own above the just just know that on test and develop nations push a green agenda that you and climate, somebody in egypt for the company, while much of africa suffers from energy, poverty, unable to meet the basic needs of this population. we report on how to push back to that on that continent is gathering pace with all right, having a good look around the world this not that a from moscow, it's great to have you with us here for this. i was program one out you international. we do stock now on the battlefield in the don't yet script public, but the russian military continues advancing. according to the ministry of defense, i should say, ultimately engaging ukrainian forces in a village there. we can show you a number of our russian tanks as they took on ukrainian troops. and the area in ques

fascinating that former vice president mike getting into a conversation with the department of justice about this. can they force if he refuses? >> the short answer is yes, they can force him if he refuses and he will work out some agreement if he testifies with a jury and doj. we are no longer in the realm of congress and congressional subpoenas and information. we are talking about a criminal investigation being carried out by the u.s. department of justice and if you think back to the january 6th investigation, we saw plenty of people including mike pence himself brush off the committee and nothing happened. it doesn't work that way when you're in front of doj and a grand jury. they can compel you to come forward and if you don't agree to. and the arguments mike pence made regarding january 26th and that doesn't apply here. we're talking about the executive branch, doj and he said there could be an executive privilege issue, that may be and there are plenty of topics on which mike pence can testify about and i don't think it, and i do think mine pence will talk to them. >> what does it say about the justice d

of ukrainian nazis over russian military prisoners by the us state department ambassador for international criminal justice beth vanshak. she stated that, in terms of the scale of cruelty , the russian armed forcesgedly surpass the armed forces of ukraine oh, yes, now the humanitarian aspects are being measured by degree by ratio, that is, by a separate specific fact, no assessment is given. well, why then there was no one to remember about oneself, it would be possible if in the state department now e, precisely from the point of view of comparison, everything is known, one could remember and ask yourself, and in vietnam, american troops were more brutal. rather than representatives of the kiev regime. now or less violent. compare with yourself then. strange, you hear such a cynical statement from a professional lawyer, such is the american ambassador in the words of beth wanshak. no, no morality, no compassion, but the main thing is not what is part of the functional duties of professionalism. and the only thing that drives them is to shield, and to whitewash the ukrainian criminals whom the united states and their allies train and supply everything necessary. why i repeat once again, includin

authorities and prove all these war crimes of the enemy both in our justice system and in at the international level, one of the first to enter after the given forcese, our dsnsniks , because we must understand and this is precisely one of the biggest problems, for example, this is the problem we faced in kharkiv oblast, and it is an extremely large amount of mined territory, since we understand that the enemy is leaving this territory, he leaves us with a large number of surprises, and it is not excluded that it is quite serious. we must take into account all the risks, that is, even or remember we used to talk constantly on the air about the mining of the dam there or something, that is, we have to check everything because, again, we still can not understand the scale there, what was mined, what can be forgotten by the mined, what can be, for example , blown up, so again, the key story now what will be entrusted by the ministry of christ is the cleaning of this territory - it is the establishment of rules of order in this territory directly and of course demining is one of the first functions and then of course we will tighten all our other servi

s. department of justice had launched its own probe into her death of walker was fatally shot by israeli forces while reporting on a raid in the occupied west bank in may. so silva is the idea is a moral and ethical army for the soldiers and commanders of the idea of protect israel foley, investigating any out of the ordinary event and are dedicated to the valleys and rules of democracy. the idea of soldiers will not be investigated by the f b i, nor by any foreign entity or foreign country, however friendly it may be lost, we will not abandon the idea of soldiers to foreign investigations and affairs protest was delivered. the americans in the appropriate ranks while em to the occupied west bank. now, where is really forced to say 3 israelis had been killed in an attack? a palestinian man accused of the attack has been shot dead. it happened near the illegal israeli settlement of oriel. stephanie decker has more from western was from what we understand a 19 year old palestinian man from a village close to nablus in the occupied west bank entered the industrial zone of area which is next to the

argument in trump worlelse ier field, scare out some of the other candidates and force the justice departmentwhere they can't really prosecute someone who's a candidate. that might have backfired. the special counsel, a bulldog who's going to go after the former president. find if there's something there. the other thing it's clear now he's not going to have this primary field to himself. you've seen ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pompeo, they're in regardless whether donald trump is in. some ill-advised political cam moves have only fueled their determination. made it more obvious to the political base, he's just a flawed individual. >> and speaking of ill-advised moves, donna, the dinner with formerly known as kanye west, yes ye and nick fuentes, an extremist right-wing commentator that donald trump had dinner with. >> when you go into the hotel the first thing i look for is privacy doorhanger. who vetted these two individuals, an open bigot. an antisemite. i would give him a gift card to mcdonald's to avoid that type of commitment dinner. i want to quote my colleague, chris christie, this

of the rocket, about which the witnesses spoke. this is from ambrose's side, ukrainian forces were there, but the joint investigation team rejected their testimony. the european justiceorked. in a different direction, audio recordings of photo and video materials used by the dutch prosecutor's office as evidence of the alleged involvement of girkin dubinsky, kharchenko and pulatov in the rocket launch they are all falsified recorded telephone conversations provided to the sbu by an interested party. well, what else is there to say about materials from social networks? pictures from video recorders ? the allegations were based on the testimony of anonymous witnesses. well, who can vouch for their non-bias. and if they are all apu fighters. as a result, the hague court found the russians, girkin, dubinsky and the ukrainian kharchenko guilty of destroying the plane of the russian pulatov, justified with the wording that the court can not establish with certainty what? platov was involved in the launch of the rocket that shot down the plane. and here there is such a moment pulatova was represented by an international group of lawyers ; here is such themis in the eu, it r

of power. but tonight, a dramatic exclamation point, a big victory for the justice department, a big victory for justice and the american people. to be convicted of using force to overthrow the government to interfere with a lawful functions of government is very rare, it's a very serious charge, and we will have other recur percussion's beyond the public impression. as you point out, there's another trial coming up a, couple of trials ones that includes different white nationalist and violent group and the defendants in that case may be thinking, perhaps we ought to plead guilty considering how this trial went. so big impacts here. and maybe more people willing to cooperate and light of this jury decision. >> what do you think the implications are for president trump and his potential culpability for january 6th given the fact that people who were intact with his adversaries if you will have now been charged and found guilty of seditious conspiracy? >> -- [inaudible] it shows the departments not afraid to bring some of the most serious charges. now have to look at okay who was, involved in inciting, giving aid and comfort to those involving can seditious co

situation speaks of the fact that sooner or later they will be brought to justice, both citizens of ukraine who betrayed us and russians who committed crimes on our territory. will the armed forcesukraine or, for example, the same partisans of ms. tetiana, i have another question about the liberated occupied territories after the russians left kherson and some villages in the kherson region , local residents complain that they know who in the neighborhood is a traitor and who is a collaborator, but the law enforcement officers do not always take attention to their appeals and leave these people at large how to deal with this and here again the question is about justice, will it be but us they informed the audience that if the citizens know the facts and there is an elementary evidence base, there are photos, there are videos, there are some documents and they are ready to testify, i cannot be responsible for all law enforcement officers, but they hope that they will listen to such citizens because it will become such an objective evidence base and not a verbal accusation when a person is accused of treason or aiding and abetting or even the same collaborationism, so i hope that

everything is relative and of course nixon he committed criminal acts while in office for which he was forced to resign. and as i say the cover-up is typically called obstruction of justicey blamed -- for that equipment for that. some people say my book is more sympathetic to nixon than some other books and i don't know if it's the right word but it's importanti' for writer to tell e story through the eyes of your protagonists. lot of it is through nixon's eyes were things that happened in nixon's presence. you are obviously not a nixon fan. it's's like to just mention a couple of redeeming qualities. first of all nixon never question the election. well i mean you know the president election at affect the 62 closer run a collection than the last one. he had challengers in illinois and texas and he bore a grudge from it. he thought the democrats are me and i won't allow myself to be again but he resigned. i think the system did work in 1972 and i think the system came close toto the breaking point in recent years particularly with the question of the scheming of the election which nixon never with the question of challenging the results of the election which nixon never t

on the other side of the world, only some 100 km from kyiv they force us to live in a clearly unhealthy information field, we paid in our state exactly. this is the concept of justice, and we paid first in europe. from russia, belarus is exposed almost like the navel of the earth, take america and europe so that you understand, i am rotting, then the authorities there are bloodthirsty satanists and pedophiles, we are talking about what they said that all the leaders of the west are childless, except for the pedophile bedon, who prefers either with a daughter or with my granddaughter goes to the bathroom, this lifelong colonial satanic ideology lies today, this terrible devilish world is coming to us again, it is coming to the wasps for the development of the economy, not imagination, not resources. of the continent, what is he talking about? because they don't want to raise children in kindergartens and listen to it all not very well. it's understandable that they're laughing or crying, but don't they themselves understand how pitiful such empty eyebrows and licking chenush look like, our president is the first dalboy petty liberalism was the first to wash out soro

stewart rhodes, along with one of his followers, found guilty to use force to keep donald trump in power. a victory for the justice department tonight and the first time a jury has found the capitol violence was, in fact, the product of an organized conspiracy. prosecutors saying it started at the end of the 2020 election. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a d.c. jury convicting top leaders of the oath keepers militia of seditious conspiracy for plotting to stop joe biden from becoming president. stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers, and one of this key lieutenants, kelly meggs, are now facing up to decades in prison for their roles in the january 6th insurrection. meggs, along with other members of the group, can be seen marching in lock-step in tactical gear heading up the steps towards the capitol. prosecutors pointing to rhodes in a video from november 2020 predicting what would happen. >> we have men already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option in case they attempt to remove the president illegally. we will step in and stop it. >> repor

federal forces will take control of apples and will rebuild infrastructure and restore public services. also, a system of transitional justice will examine alleged atrocities committed by both sides during the war. now the u. n. is heralding the deal as a critical 1st step. the african union says it's a new dawn for the country. for me. the mil reports are from the tory in south africa where the talks were held. after 10 days of talks in pretoria, ethiopia as federal government and the te gray people's liberation front, reached an agreement to in the fighting the talks mediated by former nigerian president alyssa gun up a sancho and former canyon president who kenyatta today is the beginning of a new time for it filled with the on of africa. and indeed for africa, i'll say let me get it from god. what this little don't we are seeing in practice and a journal fishy. what we are trying to achieve for our sos over the years. and brother african solution for african problems. the 2 year conflicts killed, thousands of people enforced many more from their homes. t gray in ethiopia, north has been under a blockade for 17 months, wi

is reporting that kash patel has reached an immunity agreement with the department of justice, and will soon be forced to testify under oath to a federal grand jury investigating the case. prosecutors obtained the immunity agreement with patel after he appeared before the grand jury on october and refused to answer questions by invoking the fifth amendment. on the grounds that his answers could incriminate him. kash patel was the last person donald trump put in charge of his dealings with the national archives about the documents that the archives was trying to retrieve from trump's florida home. before the fbi obtained a search warrant to search the residents and august, kash patel said publicly, trump declassified whole sets of materials and anticipation of leaving government that he thought the american public should have the right to read themselves. never mind that he hasn't allowed the american public to read those documents. patel went on to say, i was there with president trump when he said, we are declassifying this information. we will see if he's now willing to say that under oath. koch pat

things that i was heartened before the actual result of the 2016 election was that hillary clinton was forced apologize for her husband. criminal justice policies, which have led to a lot of what we've been talking about today. and so a lot of this goes down to the antiterrorism and effective death penalty act called adverse. this was passed during the clinton years. what it effectively did was sort of relief in or the ability to get federal courts to review state court convictions. the overwhelming majority of crimes and particularly violent crimes are prosecuted in state court. that's also where overwhelming majority of wrongful convictions occur. many of those would have and could have been corrected by federal judges who have lifetime tenure, and they're more arm's length from the facts of those cases. and what the apa did was give all this power to the supreme court to define this statute and what is now today the law is that you can point to something that is clearly established supreme court precedent that was violated in your client's case, you can't get into federal court at all. and the way that that's been interpreted, it's