failure to provide socio-pedagogical and psychological assistance to children, the prosecutor general 's office and sent a submission from the ministry of internal affairs to the ministry of education to eliminate violations of the law, which regulates , the procedure for recognizing children in a socially dangerous situation was demanded from them. uh, additionally conduct departmental checks. we demanded, and to study educational work in general, to live one more. a new criminal trend of the appearance of the so -called sportsmen is teenagers, and more and more often they get jobs in stores selling drugs. the position of an employee of the market's own security simply knocks out debts, 16 people have already become defendants in criminal cases who have justified pawnbrokers. they wanted to make money, but they risk earning a prison term, including three students from one of the colleges. gomel, what happened was analyzed, and in college. both the students and the teaching staff. and with the parent community , special attention began to be paid to extracurricular activities of students, with

version of the program of distortions in silence on the official. youtube channel, the prosecutor general 's offices concerned about the growth of drug crimes among adolescents, as today the prosecutor general voiced more than 340 cases of drug poisoning among children in the country for a year and a half, with 10 deaths andrey shved draws attention to gaps in prevention, as you know prosecution authorities on behalf of the head of state. this year we studied this issue and found a number of systemic shortcomings in the work of all involved services. last year, compared to 2020, four times more crimes related to the involvement of children in drug crimes were detected. what is very disturbing is that also several times last year more adolescents who were involved in the sale of drugs were identified and prosecuted, and we attribute this to the activity of e-law enforcement agencies, which at the beginning of last year, the head of state was given the task of radically changing approaches to the fight against drug crime. and , uh, these figures speak of the activation of the work of the fucked up un

rusetsky deputy director of the scientific and practical center of the general prosecutor 's office candidategal sciences expertise. tell us, as people who are far from this, yes, what this work is like, what is the institute of immunological expertise for, because it is in our legislative process for a long time this is an important function that our center has been endowed with. we are the only ones who conduct such a criminological examination. the essence of this work lies in the fact that each draft of a normative legal act, with the exception of low-level departmental projects, develops projects without fail, undergoes a criminological examination. we we are constantly improving our practice. we use information technology to optimize our work. we analyze our work and propose changes to the supplement. the betrayal that governs our activities is worth noting that last year a new version of the regulation on the procedure for conducting criminological examination came into force, which was approved by decree of the president of the republic of belarus number 244 unconditionally. here, imp

not provision of socio-pedagogical and psychological assistance to children, the prosecutor general 's officeon to the ministry of internal affairs of the ministry of education to eliminate violations of the law, which governs , the procedure for recognizing children in a socially dangerous situation was demanded from them. uh, additionally conduct departmental checks. we demanded, and to study the educational work in general, to live another new criminal trend of the emergence of the so -called sportsmen. teenagers. more often work in drug stores. the position of an employee of the market's own security simply knocks out debts, 16 people have already become defendants in criminal cases who have justified pawnbrokers. they wanted to make money, but they risk earning a prison term, including three students from one of the colleges. gomel, the incident is analyzed. e in college. as students and with the teaching staff. e with the parent community , special attention began to be paid to extracurricular employment of students, with regard to vacation time. e, in particular. here this summer. uh,

take on a new case. consequence phenomenon 22 final episodes today at 21:20 in the prosecutor general 's officeroved the indictment in the case against journalist alexander nevzorov, according to investigators, nevzorov, while abroad , disseminated deliberately false information about the actions of the russian military on april 29 of this year the journalist was put on the international wanted list in russia nevzorov never returned, the trial will be held without his participation. severe injuries and months of rehabilitation in the capital biker mikhail kiselev is still recovering from a terrible accident, his motorcycle did not notice the auto-ice at the moment when she herself grossly violated traffic rules despite the available evidence of a criminal case. a year and a half after the accident has not been initiated. why versed in the sea? this intersection in the north of the capital has long been called the cursed by the locals. it's all about this arch of a residential building. almost every second car drives in here, the road is cut off through two continuous lanes, motorists often do n

public organization, says that the case was inactive from the 14th to 2019 in the prosecutor general 's office it was transferred to the nabu and the movement was renewed and revived. so this anti-corruption infrastructure that was it was built in particular under president poroshenko, and we must give credit that it is not only the achievements of recent years. it worked, but it already worked under president zelensky, that is, one built it, the other implemented it. and the national anti-corruption bureau quite quickly investigated this case in two or so years and transferred it to the anti-corruption court. what was confiscated? i will read you such a list . which excursions are introduced er sukholuchya is also so hospitable er hotel and restaurant complex apartment for lunch hunting grounds of the constitution an apartment on obolon it turns out yanukovych had an apartment on obolon park places there was er money not so much 31 million uah and er well not as much as for the former president and 80 well, almost $90,000, and 100% shares in the tantalite campaigns and the forester's house we

there are many cases opened by the attorney general�*s office, six or seven, and in recent days theretestifying to bribes and decisions, interference in the judicial processes, by instruction from the president, etc. that's the reason there are being these attempts at impeachment. they failed before because the president had a leftist block that was slightly, allowing him to block impeachments, and two—thirds of congress. actually there was going to be a third impeachment today based on these allegations of corruption but they did not have the votes. for some reason but i cannot understand, the president before the vote decided to dissolve congress. after that, even many of their allies decided to turn their backs on him because of what he did. �* , ., , ., did. briefly, are you optimistic _ did. briefly, are you optimistic about - did. briefly, are you - optimistic about castillo's replacement? i optimistic about castillo's replacement?— optimistic about castillo's relacement? ., ., ., , replacement? i am moderately optimistic _ replacement? i am moderately optimistic. we _ replaceme

interaction between the two prosecutor general 's offices is envisaged until 2025.is an agreement to create a working group to combat crime. there are 21 points here the mechanism and stages of implementation are clearly spelled out, including the fight against extremism and terrorism of the iranian country, special attention. the iranian side asked to pay special attention to the implementation period. she asked to give a deadline for implementation due to the difference in legal systems, possible discrepancies in the interpretation of documents will be settled during separate negotiations egor grigoriev dmitry dunaev nikolay tailors cadet balls in moscow more than one and a half thousand children from seventy-four regions of the country took part in the gala evening , guests from friendly countries also joined. today it is a kind of oath of allegiance to the motherland, allegiance to one's calling, allegiance to friendship. i am especially glad that today for the first time we are present, including our dear guests from the donetsk people 's republic and the luhan

forced to look for these links on the websites of the sbu and the websites of the prosecutor general 's officed it is very difficult because, first of all, not all of them exist there, not all of them are open , and secondly, even those that are open, they are compatible with all articles, not only for war crimes. and in general, for example, he is the prosecutor's office expresses her suspicions, all that she has to date , well, that is, there are thousands of cases and i just physically have them. i am currently alone in the fund. who deals with these issues, i simply do not have time for this, that's why this is a problem, and regarding cooperation. well, i am probably the ministry of defense. i talked a long time ago, many months ago, about this idea with the minister of various coffee houses and with kirill budanov, er, and he told me that this is a great idea, we will support you as soon as you receive some information, of course, pass it on and do it. well, here we are. in fact, they did that. ugh, when you say we, but you are the face of the fund, the fund, the initiative of justice. w

uh, our bosses are representatives of the prosecutor general 's office. naturally.rents and employees of the center were preparing for this festive event. oh, the children are waiting, as always, some kind of magic holiday gifts for each kid were prepared, of course, sweet gifts were also presented to the management of the center with certificates for the purchase of special rehabilitation equipment for pupils. exactly a week before the new year, most of us are busy with preparatory claps and yet, despite this fuss. there is an opportunity to stop and look through the years at what atmosphere reigned on the same new year's eve more than half a century ago, in the open access nostalgic episode of the agency's project or news dedicated to the year of historical memory, it is possible that in these archival footage you know someone from your relatives or friends? the tv news agency presents in the year of historical memory in open access, we have no secrets from our people. the belarusian land group of komsomol members the capital of belarus on the eve of the day of th

here the prosecutor general 's office is investigating the case of the genocide of the belarusian peoplesment of the criminal law and economic. uh, to, uh, the damage that our country has suffered as a result of the sanctions imposed on belarus since 1997. we are artificially restrained in development. you know, i don't know this. uh, sprinter trying to run he is constantly grabbed by the legs. well, let me joke a little, probably, switzerland would have a rest. if we had not been interfered with, but the late minister of foreign affairs, vladimir makei, talking about the loans that were allocated, for example, to greece and subsidies, we would have a tenth we would have built here, uh, dubai. well , relatively speaking, this is true, but they are holding back development in every possible way, but even against this background, we are demonstrating certain results in the field of state building in economics of science technology, although we are very, very difficult. now, as a human being, i would like us to move forward. and as an analyst, of course, i’ll say that, m-m, i agree with the

be some, well, codes of the family and with the ministry of the interior from the prosecutor general 's officeaxes and duties of belarus today spoke about changes in taxation since the new year. at the heart of the adjustments, equity sole proprietors. now they will not be able to apply the simplified ip that does not have employees, they will be able to switch to a new taxation regime and pay tax on professional income. it also applies to all self-employed people. and this is about 100,000 belarusians. calculating the total is easy. it's 10% from revenue for those who earn up to 60,000 rubles per year. if the rate is more than 20%, but only for the excess amount, the list of activities that fall under such a mechanism is definitely decided by the council of ministers that this tax regime will be in demand in the first place, because this is our first full-fledged fully digitalized tax regime, which from start of registration and end of use. the sexual obligation is entirely based on remote digital interaction of the tax-level payer, therefore, we assume, again taking into account that there i

s office? >> d.a.'s office. >> aside from the fact we call them by their initials, tell me about what it means to have somebody with that kind of experience in the new york attorney general'sming into the d.a.'s office. people watching from outside new york don't necessarily know the difference between these offices. >> right, right, right. the d.a.'s office is primarily a prosecutorial office. it does criminal cases and the attorney general in new york primarily has responsibility for civil cases. it has some jurisdiction over criminal cases but less so. so the fact that he's coming over here probably does mean it's not because of his experience prosecuting cases, it's because of his experience supervising important major investigations, and particularly this investigation into the former president. >> and i think we generally think of civil cases, those of us who aren't lawyers, tend to think of civil cases as citizen a suing citizen b. in the case of the cases brought by the new york attorney general's office, one was covered closely in the press including here on the show which was trump operating what was alleged to be essentially a fake charity using this trump found

when the uh begins, the information will begin to get information from the prosecutor general 's office be judged and whether they will be judged at all, because everything can, then it will end in zilch, as it always happens, that is, they will find one or two people who will be convicted for attempting a military, a pile or burial of weapons, for example, and then all the rest will be beaten off by lawyers and transported. uh, absolutely some other places where they can. you must continue to continue your activities further, you must take into account that the same bastard hitler was terribly worried, when the americans gave germany a lot of help and there was a moment when, even before the arrival of the classic, when the economic situation started to improve a little. he said that under these conditions it was impossible to carry out a coup, because the german burghers begin to eat, and not think about the revolution. but now, when it happens, and this is obviously a worsening of the economic situation in winter, it is quite possible that this seemingly now crushed ball. it can over

asked for this may card, because the prosecutor general 's office is calling, we are investigating.uld seem that it is not necessary to be at such social institutions in order to find out in a couple of clicks that a personal mobile is not an official communication channel for the prosecutor's office. investigation materials are never sent to e-mail from the central bank, they don’t work as sluts at all, but the main task of scammers is precisely to not give you time to clarify information. one of the arguments commonly used by scammers. it's limited decision time. that is, they drive. now let 's not, you answer now. otherwise, then you will lose money from the card, and so on and so forth due to artificial haste, people, as a rule, realize that they were dealing with scammers when the money has already been transferred. now most banks adhere to the position of your transfers being your responsibility, but the central bank has come up with a different proposal, taking into account the collected base from 1,000 fraudulent phone cards, all suspicious transfers are proposed to be autom

general where i had a offers, the over strides into the lecture hall unrepentant smile on his face. winston churchill recognizes the officer immediately will order a ski to celebrate this boldmaneuver . so does general george s patton makes his entrance. so that's now the prologue. it's always tough to find a way into the book. you have to start the storyat the beginning but where is the beginning ? my beginning originally it was off all of. then i realized it was leaving, so that the people you're right about what to tell their own story and they yell at you to be more in the book so we don't start 1944 in paris, we start their we go through the d-day landings of chapter 1 which i wrote was about that paris moment is now i think chapter 14 because there's all these people and explain when you write these things. i could hear patton's voice telling me he wanted to be more in the story and i could hearchurchill saying let's go back to the day . why are you writing about d-day, it's the biggest event in western history so that's the wonderful thingabout writing these stories .you have this dramatic event, something called taking berlin which without context you think of taking berlin, it just sounds like a ver

missouri attorney's office where they'r two and told the judge tha with the defense came up was not have changed a guilt verdict, that case was s strong we wanted to hear from the attorney generalsand th highway patrol, and al declined our requests. and then, months went by and they all had to wait for the judge, until february 8th, 2018 finally, overruling. >> my first reaction was to go right to the last paragraph an see what's the result was. the last sentence of his order is, at a minimum, th suppression of the gunshot residue test undermine confidence in that verdict >> conviction overturned >> the it's the first time tha we have had a positive outcome it was wonderful the >> next day on the judge order, brad jennings walked ou of prison, after eight and a half years and into the arms o the people who never for a minute gave up on him. >> love you. >> it's the kind of stuff that you dream about in law school. and i firmly believe that brad is innocent, so to walk him ou was one of the greatest honors of my life, i will never forge that day >> we had all waited so long and wondered if it was eve going to happen. it was one of the best days of my life. >> it was really awesom

germany there are searches and arrests all over the country, as reported by the country 's prosecutor general's officeleast 25 people were detained, many retired military men, all of them are right-wing conspirators. they have even formed a shadow government. it should be noted that this grouping has been known for a long time during the pandemic, it turned out that the conspirators were preparing the kidnapping of the minister of health, today's special operation against failed puchists has become the largest in the history of the fight against ultra-right radicals. it is hot in a number of european cities, and in every sense, last night stood out because of the maracanese fans, burning fires, clashes with the police. so they celebrated the sensational victory of the national team otherwise in the championship world football team won over the spaniards and for the first time in history reached the quarterfinals at the end of the match , crowds of fans poured into the streets of france spain belgium the netherlands the police had to cool the fans in the pond if there were detainees with sharpening gas

is different t-shirts, that is, we could not just go there, in general here, but what is there, and the security officers are women, it 'sa nightmare. in general, i don’t understand americans, how it is possible, especially in new york, alla is right. uh, any woman in security is always a problem, by the way, in the marion, there were no such problems. well, if i encountered in new york, especially those. these are black and latin people, the most evil and the most biased. yes, biased with them, too , allen has been a source of information about victor for many years and here are your interviews with ria news. uh, september 19, 2019. it seems that exactly half of the person i saw in new york in court remained, they didn’t let us hold hands to convey something, nothing at all, purely visual contact. thank god that nothing is glass. well, yes, yes, it's just me , uh, it was our visit, when after 8 years, finally, the russian hmm and the russian method was obtained from the americans. ah. giving us visas, because when lisa and i just applied for visas. we waited six months. we understand what it means when we came to the in

lawsuit that been brought by the missouri and louisianauin attorney general's offices against the bush administration. and we've uncoverea 's officeainst the d tremendous evidence that that there wereens federal agencies e that were tht were directing social media companies what to censor, even e who to censor.n wh now, i if that is actually the case that that that this blacklisting was directed by the government against american citizens, that'sil a direct violation of my civil rights. it's a direct violation of the first amendment. >> and every american shouldbe be outraged. well, the twitter gatekeeper's doctor about a shariah everywhere, of course, just a short while ago, disinformation consultant. that's her name. that's her title. melissa ryan downplays all that we learned tonight. and tonight'arn tonighs editione twitter files. we learned that despite getting ing access to all twitter's infoacc barry weiss didn't bother to read any of twitter's policies posted on its website. r'both she and musk should mus be embarrassed by this embarrassing. my question is , where i is anthony fauci tonight? why isn't he speaking ou

s office of inspector general has found that i.t. security is one of the agency's most serious management and porm challenge -- performance challenges. the pandemic highlighted the gaps in the agency's cybersecurity. as a result of high demand, a glitch in the idol application exposed the personal information of over 8,000 applicants. we need to bolster the s.b.a.'s cybersecurity so that the s.b.a. can better protect small businesses' information and continue to help small businesses nationwide. my bill, the s.b.a. cyber awareness act, would direct the s.b.a. to issue an annual report on the agency's cybersecurity strategy, as well as disclosure of recent threats and breaches. under this bill the s.b.a. would also report on supply chain risk management strategies and issue plan to address the risks of foreign manufactured information technology used by the agency, including components originating from the people's republic of china. this bill passed the senate by unanimous consent and a similar version passed the house of representat

stocks added 42% over the year, 17% for general dynamics flight 21% crazy growth of 68%, max 's company showed contract for 3.2 billion dollars with the national officepace intelligence of the united states and literally the other day, the investment company advent international decided to purchase all of its maxar shares in circulation, they will sell for 6.4 billion dollars at a cost of 1 billion 700 million. why invest in those who produce iphones if there are those who produce bombers that are already advertising like iphones congratulations to the entire nordrom grumman team on completing this work and a special thank you to members of congress from both parties who supported the investment in this project and in making the us the strongest in the world. truth, if you walk too wide, you can tear your pants back in april, some contractors complained to a pentagon representative that they would like to be sure in the future, they say. now we will promote production and stock up warehouses with scarce components. you will take and make peace. the same flight, which employs 180,000 people this year, hired 27,000 new employees , even pulled out pensi

why, because it 's the russian general staff that they don't want to bomb ukraine. they went to the same schools together with ukrainian officers were friends from childhood. they served together in the same military academies for the first years. , even when ukraine split, and not in the evenings they called each other and told army stories friends. i will not go to war against each other, the americans do not understand this. the decision that is being made now could be taken. just now why because it took 8 months for the russians to finally realize that the ukrainians really hate them. all the time while you showed mercy to the ukrainians. they hated you. they cursed you as soon as they could for a month. in principle, only at the front do people begin to understand what is happening in reality, so listen to the opinion of a man from the front, yuri yuryevich ukrov. i personally regard them as non-humans in general, that is, to abandon the memory of their ancestors from their language, most of them do not speak ukrainian, then they fight against us, take gay pride parades on the street, obviously consider themselves third-cl

it happened in the city of s. malia east of cairo. 3 police officers are among the dead. 12 people what injured the un general assembly is ended the year on passing a $3400000000.00 budget and launching a legal inquiring and israel's occupation of palestinian territory. kristen slimy has the details. the un is asking the international court of justice to issue an advisory opinion on what it refers to as israel's prolonged occupation settlement and annexation of palestinian territory. the general assembly made the request in a resolution citing generations of palestinians living under oppressive military occupation. and without some basic human rights. now israel says that this referral, i shows contempt for their security concerns. they were opposed to the referral, the i c. j opinion in this case is expected to take about 2 years and isn't technically legally binding back in 2004 the i c. j judged that israel's construction of a wall in the west bank and east jerusalem was against international law. the you and says 2022 has been the worst year for the palestinians since it started recording deaths nearly 2

generation leading to a supply crunch. it is expected to last the next week. the u.k.'s officeut weather warnings for snow and ice in place until thursday. twitter will relaunch its twitter blue subscription service for eight dollars per month. the company says apple's ios users will also get access for $11 per month to subscriber only features including the blue check mark. the relaunch of twitter blue was suspended in november due to a wave of profile impersonations. dani: adrian wong in hong kong. now in the u.k. power prices jumped to record levels as freezing temperatures are said to cause a surge in demand, just as a drop in wind generation causes a supply crunch. joining us now is lizzy burden. already in the throes of cost-of-living crisis, what does this latest surge mean? >> enchanting as it was to wake up to the snow -- dani: as long as i can get in than the morning i am fine with it. >> if you have seen the search pricing on uber, it is painful in terms of energy bills. we are expecting to see the peak of demand at around 5:00 p.m. in the u.k.. an all-time high of 2

who could know in the village, let 's do it. let's say lyudmila works at the post office once she receives money transfers. her husband, generallymps, does not dry out his wife almost every day, by the way, he constantly runs money shoots, who shoots a hundred at booze, then 500 will shoot, then he walks lightly, he ran, he gave for him. who else could know? to whom baba zina could tell, well, i don’t know where he lives, i’m asking you. 71 years this is my statistically expected life expectancy, what do these numbers mean in practice? can they be influenced and are there scientifically proven ways to find out how long you will actually live? is the elixir of youth already invented and soon we will live, at least up to 100 years, the potential of a person is rubbed up to 150 years sergey molodemov, meets with centenarians in youth. i carried baskets of coal and firewood, which means he will still live and is trying to find out. why does our body wear out to show how telomeres are associated with aging i will need my shoes, more precisely, and is there a magic pill that can prolong life, i hold in my hands. 43 years old i want to

s. congress. congress states on the island . because a comment from the spokesperson of the puerto rican action movements, a novelist, one lopez, bozza, in 2014, the general accounting office of congress did a whole story on the, the economics outcome of puerto rico, becoming their state. and had done report is so catastrophic for the statehood option. the pro stated people don't even want to bring it up. and when i'm a listen about it at all because it will be present a really impossible situation. riggle will become poorer, will become less competitive. and will not be able to develop you, tony, because on the us we don't have no, we don't have or, or economy or economy. it's pretty much in the jungles. in the case. we don't produce anything there, stay who it or can only be little or put us as long as we we, we still know makes it to asian, which means we have to develop a economy to solar economic situation. and in the colonial status, we can not develop realistically and finally, the new york times has claimed they accessed an alleged must leak of correspondence from russian journalist allegedly spinning narratives from american shows us just one of the revelations th

generation change on al jazeera ah, the arctic storm, pummeling the u. s. and canada, at least 48 people have died. new york's governor warns it's far from over. ah, i'm terry johnson. this is officer a lot from dough. also coming up, the un that tells the taliban to reverse a band on aid agencies employing a female workers. south korea scrambles helicopters and jet soft and north korean drones enter its air space. and we look back on the yes, silicon valley is tech giants were brought crashing down to work. ah, the death toll from one of north america's most severe winter storms in decades has risen to at least 48. more than half of those are in new york state, one of the worst affected regions in the us. some areas are buried under meter of snow with residence, stranded in their cars for up to 2 days. officials a warning that the blizzard like conditions are set to continue when across the board of canada, thousands remain without power in the 2 biggest provinces, ontario and quebec. when the storm warnings remain in place for parts of the western province of british columbia, for people were killed there and dozens more injured when a bus rolled on an icy road, was enjoying begi

general dmitry muryshov is accused of several episodes of taking bribes. not yet known. what amount are we talking about and for what services was mrushov ’s money transferred to a high-ranking customs officerratives detained him and the case is being investigated by the central office of the investigative committee. in just the first year, more than 9,000 criminal cases of corruption were sent to the courts about this in a long interview with a news agency. ria novosti said the head of department alexandra bastrykin according to him, in order to effectively combat such crimes, it is necessary to empower investigators to promptly seize the property of defendants and persons associated with them before the trial. the result of this year is very, indicative of this year. our investigators have established 24.6 billion rubles. caused damage from corruption. compared to last year, the amount of damage compensated during the investigation increased by 65%, meanwhile, in russia, the number of revealed facts of bribes about this in an interview is growing prosecutor general of russia igor krasnov told the tass agency that the figures are extremely important, perhaps for the first time in the histo

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cities right the attorney general and acting dhs secretary saying that the deployment of officer protect the facilities was a piece of power. i know that if i understand g. a. o.'s report on dhs's strategy in portland. had said that there was a support from local law enforcement. that wasn't the case. so. to implement a strategy to counter. that hard to believe that i'm reading words like that in a congressional hearing and certainly that they would be true. what can you offer us about that issue. how do you intend to respond to the fact that mayors have supported that kind of lawlessness and resettled. >> thank you, congressman bishop. their history, relied on city, stay, lock freshman to assist us in the protection of our facilities. typically in a mark city, there are some types of violence or criminal act and in federal building, local enforcement may be the first to respond. the majority of federal -- meaning that the local law enforcement states had the ability to respond as well. within portland, the fact that the portland police bureau, who we are very tight with, we work well it, the fact that the permitted from the system, is the exact reason we had to

they attorney general, the acting dhs secretary saying that the deployment of officers to protect facilities was an abuse of power. i know that, if i'm understanding g.a.o.'s report on dhs's strategy in portland, they said suggested that there was an assumption that you received support from local law enforcement but that wasn't the case. the g.a.o. recommended introducing a new strategy to account for that. i hardly believe that i'm reading words like that in the congressional hearing, or certainly, that they would be true. what can you offer us about that issue? how does, how do you intend to respond to the fact that mayors have supported, and city council have supported that kind of lawlessness, and refused to help? >> thank you congressman, bishop. throughout the country, we rely heavily on city county state law enforcement to assist us in the protection of our facilities. typically in a large city, if there is some type of violence or criminal act in a federal building, the local law enforcement may be the first to respond. the majority of federal facilities that we protect our -- meaning the local law enforcement agencies have vividly to respond as w

generally from the back porches. so listen, after all, it ’s not the best not in the office. there are higher levels.e four words, one word, one word, he wants to show his education and always talk about incomprehensibly, which means foreign rules. stop this , that's what it was said to pray back here, damn it, and stop calling a sweater a sweater is also a foreign word. come on, i'm talking about a sweater, nothing at all spoke. yes, ivan ivanovich came here for the first time to pay attention to this. said important event. i said no more important will be when jan yanych comes not in a sweater. i come friends. so let's go with everyone, finally. yes, if we listen to everyone, we will pay attention to the fact that everyone explains everything in different ways. yes, so this is due to a-a reduction in the cost of oil, which means a fall, which means, uh, gases, everything else means, and others say the ministry of finance says, and this is because imports have grown, which means oreshkin and i like this version more . actually says that their objective prerequisites for, uh, this jump was not, why i

general population. so, last year, the government accountability office conducted a study of b.o.p.'s response to the pandemic. issued three recommendations. that b.o.p. evaluate the communication of covid-19 guidance, that you capture and share best practices and lessons learned and that b.o.p. develop an approach to ensure facilities apply those practices. so, i would like to know what steps b.o.p. has taken to implement the g.a.o.'s recommendations. and what more can be done to improve the b.o.p.'s pandemic response. >> thank you, senator. this has certainly been an area that i have been interested in, especially as we are looking at the potential to being exposed to monkeypox, making sure we've learned lessons from covid as we deal with potentially a new pandemic. so, the bureau has administered over 329,000 doses of covid vaccines to more than 162,000 individuals. the bureau offers a vaccine to all newly incarcerated individuals and those who previously refused the vaccine. i know that there are communication measures out there and education out there to ensure that they understa

s impossible. this is such a person that needs to be distanced, in general, such a person needs to write a statement to the police. i do not think to take the application from the registry officee it. what, you can't stand it. it's in your life. this is your child's life, loved, thought apologies. it's me now only recently punishment absolutely it entails. these are the consequences of no punishment to him. no claims beats well does not earn well. well, as long as it's close my beloved, my dear, was sitting and i will pray for him. and that's what it's zaka. yes ekaterina in the end, how long did it all last? how long did you hope for a short time, when we took the application, we lived for another couple of months. uh, until exactly 3 months pregnant. we were already at that time. we were at my sister's. she moved with her mother. eh, as if she had a birthday and we went back from my sister with a collie. kolya was already at that time on the merry, well, we started again on the road to swear that kohl, why are you talking again? well, funny, i say, go it you can say to finish with this case already. well, you thought i'd be at work. you promised there. i say to settle for ev

of each iron, it ’s impossible not to note in zelensky’s office for me clearly explained the president gives the generals is most powerful in this public relations to capture attention and not allow the world to rest from the agenda. fill the tire with your music. uh, fill today. tell our story, he always uploads videos online of his method of communication, not so much with his people. how completely unique in the world is the article about the notorious spirit of ukraine, the time came out three times shorter than about the president of the terrorist zelensky and spirit- uplifting stories. in it, to put it mildly, a little. but the journalists noted the spirit of authoritarianism that comes from the head of state himself at one time and hitler was the person of the year according to time, the publishers indicate that they choose whose actions, and the world will come back to haunt the most in this context. zelensky is the best fit, and the spirit of ukraine is definitely military action - these are terribly simple people who deserve feelings, however, they are used as a propaganda device that leads awa

khodakovsky suddenly, says that something good went to the general, became pleased, even with the officers body. and that made me very happy too. but it ’sle in this is precisely him, because it is he who determines who commands who controls him , and who he has for what is called leading people into battle. that is, it means that this personnel selection has finally begun. but what is called in a positive way. i personally expect that, of course, in december, especially when a little further freeze, we will start showing some other results, not by chance. so many tanks entered the zone from one side of the donetsk and from the other, and i think that of course, er, in principle, the results of the winter campaign, they will become decisive for the course of the future war. this is clear to everyone, that’s why zaluzhny doesn’t want to go on the offensive so much, so he, let’s say, freaked out, puts people to at least somewhere to report that they are standing to death, but i repeat, this bakhmud butcher, he cost ukraine very dearly and in principle, of course they are. eh, they put it through this meat grinder to some extent. well, a lo

department general order that out lines the process hoe the rules of officers are required to follow is conducted. some of our dgo's are from the 90's. and they don't give officers guidance when it come to dealing with 21st century policing issues that we are faced with. when i first started the commission i was on a working group and a working group made of community members and the department. the working group come up with a final draft of the dgo. and at that time process was the working group would come up with their edits and sent to a whole bonjour rattic chain within the departmentful allowing people who were not part of the working group or the discussions or the research that was done allowing them to oshg sxien edit to the document before it would come to the commission. when would happen it would go through concurrent, edits were made and the document was then sent to commission for approval. the working group the people participated taking time out of the day and blood, sweat and tierce engaging in the process were never being noteified of the changes and upset the community and the working group members i was confused

minute, the german prosecutor general's office announced the suppression of an attempted coup d'état in the country and an attempt to steal german chancellor scholz, it 'secial services detained 25 of more than fifty, suspected 22 members of a terrorist organization organization, three of its supporters in relation to another 27 people, frames on your screens. this is a night search ongoing investigative actions, puffy i quote the german prosecutor's office set up similar to the government. the council is also a military wing. it is still unknown how many people were in the wing, while the rebels actively recruited supporters among the security forces in the army and the police, while the russian embassy in germany reports that they did not receive notification from the german authorities and the detention of the russian woman in the framework of the case on the preparation of the state coup, the russian side in this regard will request the german prosecutor's office on reports of the detention of a russian woman as part of a police operation to find out all the circumstances. the russians are told by the german prosecutor's office they are calling agai