result of the meeting was the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the prosecutor general 's officeration and the federal commission on honesty and integrity of the republic of iraq on bilateral cooperation in the field of preventing and combating corruption . the investigative committee completed the investigation into the murder of war correspondent vladlen tatarsky. on april 2, he died as a result of the explosion of a statue that the alleged perpetrator of the terrorist attack, dari trepovova , brought to the journalist’s creative evening. at the same time, the crime itself was being prepared on the territory for a long time. ukraine. details and conclusions of the investigation are in the material of alexandra mostova. the murder of war correspondent maxim fomin, better known as vladlen tatarsky, has been solved. traces of this crime lead to ukraine. the organizers had been preparing for the terrorist attack since october last year. and the main accused in the case, twenty-six-year-old daria trepovova understood perfectly what she was doing. for money, she worked for ukrainian

we receive proposals from the ministry of finance, from the prosecutor general 's office, from the federalom rosfinitoring and various other sources, and we process them from a risk-oriented point of view. we analyze those factors, information resources that are available in the treasury department we determine the volume of control activities for the next year, and all this work is synchronized with the accounts chamber, this is done in order not to go one after another to the same object, by december the treasury knows what the priority is for next year pay attention to where the risks for government money are higher, one of the national goals in our... state is to preserve the health of citizens. this goal is realized through state programs, federal projects, for example, the federal project fighting cancer, which runs from 2018 to 2024, is allocated 185 billion rubles. using our digital tools, we analyzed the funds that have already been allocated to date and saw that more than 3 billion rubles contain high-risk factors. lipetsk: new surgical building of the regional oncology clinic. m

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be are on the statute of limitations because at the end of yesterday 's proceedings, the judge warned the attorney general's officesented as evidence happened in 2011 and that they will these to tie those transactions to more recent crimes that happened after 2014 in order to make them relevant. that's something former president trump talked about as he left the courthouse last night. listen to this. >> the statute of limitations is a very real thing in this country. and that would be about 80% of this case would be over. we very much appreciate the judge's decision today or his statement today on the statute of limitations which is a very big thing. it's a limit time period. limited time period. and we did nothing wrong. >> reporter: so, stuart, attorney general james disagrees with former president trump. she put out a video on x last night saying that she fundamentally disagrees with his interpretation of the statute of limitations in this case, and the state did promise to provide the relevance of those older transactions throughout today's proceedingsings. but james filed this lawsuit last year against not on

general messaging and u. s. media which is dovetail, but the messaging from the is rarely prime minister's office and it's especially just damaging to the outcome of a possible captive release and to the lives of people in the gaza strip. when we hear fake stories pouring out day after day, that aim to emulate scenes from the holocaust in order to give is real the latitude to kill thousands of civilians in the gaza strip. the most recently heard at a meeting of the republican jewish coalition in his railey rescuer, declared that he saw babies being baked in ovens inside is real, by quote unquote terrorist from gaza. this is a fabricated story that has not been verified by anyone delivered at a defacto fundraising event and its spreading like wildfire. and this is what nothing yahoo seeks to expand military operations to target civilians in gaza to paint how mazda is isis, an organization that cannot be negotiated with. and that's why the u. s. press has played along with this and refused to check these fake allegations and, and distortions of half truth. and so that's, that's why i assume they also don't want to add

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cohen's response is usually that i can tell you something that was done generally across the board which is helpful to the a.g.'s office not what you need to make this case. >> don't they have two people who can tell them, allan weisselberg who has gone to prison for tax evasion, and donald bender who is the accountant, and these were people who were in the books. >> i would not count on alan weisselberg, because he is very much going all of the way and did not flip and he would not testify. >> and i would say he is a enormous distraction and he may not have the specifics and the judge has found for the attorney general for the first count and meaning that he is credited with the documents and the first testimony and the cross-examination, and a huge potential for being side tracked, and i would avoid calling him if i could. >> and let's see if whether or not there is cameras allowed in the courtroom for the opening statements. >> what is the pro/conn on that? >> well, i would be flummoxed if it there were, but on the other hand there is tremendous good public interest, and so there is authority for the judge to permit

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unlikely to secure a 3rd term in office despite projections, saying that it will win most seats and sundays general election. exit polls show that the right wing p a s is set to win 36 percent of the votes. that's narrow lea, a head, the centrist opposition, led by donald to civic coalition. however, the form of europe and council president's alliance is likely to secure a majority with the support from other opposition parties. to ask is calling to both the most important since the fall of communism? it's been confirmed that cricket will be an olympic sport. once again, the international olympic committee has added into the program for the 2028 games in los angeles. cricket was last included in the olympics, 123 years ago. and move is expected to raise the value of india's i o. c. broadcasting rights by more than a $100000000.00. flag football, baseball, softball, lacrosse and squash have also been added for los angeles. all right, that's it for me 0 venue, a at the top of the hour fully bought. the bolt has the rest of your world. use a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales forc

course to win most seats in the country's general election, but is unlikely to secure a third term in office. instead three liberal parties — including donald tusk�*s coalition — has a better chance of forming a coalition. sunday's election saw the biggest voter turnout since the end of communism in poland more than thirty years ago, following a bitter and divisive campaign. donald tusk said poland's "bad days" were over. translation: yesterday people approached me and asked, - "will you be able to do it?" it wasn't possible for so many years. this is the end of this bad time. of the rule of law and justice. donald tusk, who did work in brussels as the european council chief, has pledged to reposition warsaw on a firm pro—european path which could unlock billions of euros in eu funding withheld by the european commission in a spat with the current government over judicial reforms. to talk us through what's at stake i'm joined by bert colijn — senior eurozone economist at ing bank. a warm welcome to the programme. do you think brussels is breathing a sigh of relief as it looks at how this general election has unfolded? well, i think that if we look

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office despite being projected to win. most sees in a general election on sunday exit polls showed the right wing p i. s a set to win 36 percent of the vote. it's natalie ahead of the centers. sa position led by donald task. so they coalition in the form of european council presidents alliance is likely to secure majority with the support of other opposition parties. alright, a quick update. now, all of the developments in the guys award this hour. this is a guys, a skyline is radio strikes. i've continued to pounds of palestinian territory, killing more than 2750 pounds is to me and since last saturday. and that into some more than a 1000 children. a number of these really is killed in how much is military operation now sense at 1400, including 291 soldiers. these are in the army also says that a $199.00 captives are being held by a mouse in gaza, continuing coverage of this conflict on our, to sierra in that just under 30 minutes counting, the cost is next tuesday of the saves them even been coming to add the new international anti corruption excellence award. nominate your hero now the why? money ins

unlikely since you show us the term and office despite being projected to in most states in sundays general election with almost all votes counted the march wing p. r. s is set to win 36 percent of the votes, opposition policies led by full but the chief total task of more than 53 percent task is called of the most important since the 4 of the come of coming is an impulse, as well as taking off a look now the lights, developments in the gauze of bolts is rarely strikes, of kills mold in $2800.00 pile of sydney. and since the conflict began, $1.00 and $3.00 of them are children, more than a 1000 killed. and just 9 days, israel has killed more palestinians in 9 days, then its forces date in 50. 1 days of will. on garza back in 2014. the number of israelis killed and how much military operation now stands at 1400, including 299 soldiers is where the army says that 199 counts as a being held by boston garza. how must itself is pretty that number between 20250 captives that fit for me. roll back, you can find more a website out there. don't come come to the cost of the so many politicians want to be the republican party's candidate for the any stand, a cha

general's office is asking the traditional ways to value a property. you mentioned he also testified to the fact that trump got final say on these financial statements that the a.g.'sfrustration the judge was feeling over a previous witness donald bender, over that cross-examination from trump's attorneys, essentially the judge saying how long is this going to go on? remember this trial could go through december, he's trying to keep things on a tight schedule, and there was also a couple of developments just in the legal process here of this case, so this morning the judge issuing an order giving an october 26th deadline for both sides to name potential receivers for the dissolution of the trump llcs. the judge saying trump is liable for fraud. the first claim that the a.g.'s office is bringing. from trump's defense attorneys said this afternoon, in addition to appealing that decision, they'll file a notice for a stay. kate. >> they're trying to stop that judgment that came against them. former president trump has gone back to florida, is he coming back at all? >> reporter: there's no indication that he's going to be back soon, kuwait, but the expectation we'll be

office images and union general john h. rawlins chief of staff to general ulysses s grant. so please join me in giving a warm shenandoah valley. welcome to melissa. will. write. thank you so much. i thank you, jonathan, so much for having me here and asking me to come talk to you. i'm excited to be here and i'm absolutely honored to be here and humbled because it is a very esteemed lineup of speakers. so i thank you very much for having me speak. i am going to talk to you today about some civil war photography and the power of portrait and its impact on the soldier and the experience of war and the aftermath of war, not just the soldier, but for the families and for the nation. this portrait here is probably one of the most famous, if not the most famous, from the civil war. and it is the hammerstone children. frank friedrich and alice amos, almost in of the 154th new york, was killed on the the gettysburg battlefield. his body was found by a local resident who found him clutching this photograph of his children. frank frederick and alice. another local resident, dr. john f

s office or prosecutors have touched base with their attorneys to gauge their general interest in strikinga reduced charge in exchange for their cooperation. this is according to legal sources. i mean, i think one of the biggest questions here has always been who might slip, right? scott hall just the first domino to fall? >> right, and that -- i mean, in some ways the biggest question, compare fani willis's previous sort of claim to fame as a rico lawyer, 35 defendants in the educator's case, only 12 wound up going to trial. now, normally and in that case when somebody pleads, there's a little bit of a scramble because it's clear the first deals are the best deals. scott hall actually gets to stay out of jail. i think one reason that hasn't happened here and you have the fairly unusual situation of the d.a. actually being out looking for, making overtures rather than the other way around, you know, selling, rather than buying, is because this first trial we're going to see is gargantuan in itself, four months. and so it's really in the interest of a lot of folks to maybe just stand and se

unlikely to secure a 3rd term in office despite projection, saying that it will most will win most seats in sundays, general election, exit polls show the right wing t i s piece is that the wind 36 percent of the vote. centrist opposition, led by donald to acidic coalition, is expected to win 31 percent, the former yorkie and cancel the president's alliance. however, as likely to secure a majority with the support from other opposition party, whose gets pulling the boat the most important since the fall of communism. a back to the ripple effects of the israel does a war around the world, marches continue in support of the palestinians. thousands have been rallying and is stumbled into our key a supporting palestine in denouncing the us and israel. a similar march was held in the moroccan capital of robots, protesters and politicians from across the country joined that rally thousands to port in protests in the spanish capital madrid. some protest is express their dismay at the lack of action by the international community. the international community should apply what they have applied against russia on these roads because at the moment they are doing n

s office or prosecutors have at least touched base with their attorneys to gauge their general intereststriking a deal for a reduced charge in exchange for their cooperation. what more do we have on this? >> you know, i think it's very possible, ana, that we could see more of those to come. we're talking about we already saw one guilty plea, one plea deal taken from scott hall. that happened last week. so we know that the prosecutor's team is going to put together some plea deal offers for sidney powell and chesebro and present those to them well. still tbd on what exactly that looks like. when we talk aboue cases with multiple defendants, it's in the pros's best interests to offer plea deals to some of the lower level defendants. those who are accused of lesser crimes, offer them deals and then kind of saver the trial, send the people with more counts against them to trial. it also stands to reason that in those plea deals it also comes in exchange for future honest testimony, and that's something that could bolster their cases further in the future as well. important to mention the d.

volosov of the police officers, it’s like complete chaos, he’s already a man, not only did he get a prison sentence and in general behave again...’ he behaves so brazenly, impudently, it ’sit’s just terrible, what happened, it’s not even not amenable to humans explaining how a person can do this to people, this time pavel volosov faces life imprisonment in a maximum security colony, the investigator will find out where the defendant got the sharpener, how he brought it to court, because he must be examined upon leaving the pre-trial detention cell were as thorough as possible. tamara simonova, oksana goncharenko and nikita zabrodin, ntv television company. the sixty-year-old owner of an apartment in northern tushino is being sought by investigators and his husband, they all have questions for nikolai yushchenko, while he is the main suspect in a murder case, the body of an unknown woman was found in the bathroom, but yushchenko himself disappeared, the phone was turned off, stanislav kostikov reports from the scene. residents of this communal apartment in the north-west of moscow have recently often heard some strange sounds from the apartment on the third floor, but the

we're discussing it with others. 3 sort of finding more general offices, you know, family i live was committed just by the just the u. s. on the left. the question is related to the cold of the contacts. the recent contact sense of the crisis and guys that we have seen that kata is doing well in this regard. contact to so many countries around the united states, joe than friends and the countries. what is the color of the recent contacts and what are these context based on the uh the price is. ready pays high and is the amount of cuts a made a lot of contacts and i also have contacts with some of my accounts a pods that we need to listen the excavation and we need to stop this whole and we need to find the do you mind to tell you and go to those as full of the aid and assistance as the rates and guys and the to see the close of the civilian cap is we work with our partners and we hope they will go back to the family is. ready the contacts and consultations of cuts based on finding a solution to this crisis and not to escalate the crisis and not to spread the conflict and not to find the front being involved. the priori

s new york companies. trump is saying this is a massive victory for him. the attorney generals officeng, we were always fine with this. we have not lost anything here. who is right? >> yeah, it's just to say. that means they are just delaying this for a while. and essentially, lets this trial play out. the -- the six claims, as well as additional trying to figure out what the discouragement is. what it'll gotten gains are going to be clawed back? what penalties apply? and this seems to be along those lines of trying to figure out what the penalties that apply would be. and so, i think it makes sense to stay, it seems like a solid decision. it is certainly not a win for him a bit. it kicks the can down the road a little bit. >> when you're only tactic is delay, it might seem like a. when kristy greenberg, thank you for the second of his financial madness for. me appreciate it. -- ahead for us tonight, now that kevin mccarthy has been given the boot, who is donald trump's next topic for speaker? and speaking of the boot, just what was going on with ron desantis his foot where when he wa

s judgment. lower left is luther stephen trowbridge. brigadier general in the u.s. army. the highest ranking officer among any of the baseballists. there is a common theme. these are officers. squire was a surgeon. munson was a surgeon. chamberlain was a first lieutenant. i will skip over to the gentleman on the third from the left, that is ec camp who also served in the union army, owned the greystone mansion, home of w a te today. was a member of the grant administration. another connection, republicans. all of these unionists who were republicans. highly supportive, unconditional unionists who supported abraham lincoln's policies, not just preservation of the union but emancipation. the outlier in this group is a gentleman on the far right, on the bottom underneath dow , that is john paxton who was a mason and a lone confederate on this team. captain of the 19th tennessee, the paxton grazes they were known, and sort of when dow says this is a clear distinction between union and confederates, he neglects one of his closest friends who is a confederate. but for the most part, these are union soldiers. unconditional unionists wil

during thursday's protest the >'s office, the office of the senator, date police come to the office of the new mexico state attorney general member -- representing valencia county, mx. because representatives from valencia county to warn them of the high chance of gun violence directed at attendees. state senator elizabeth the thought it was the only one to respond. a me to the after the shooting, scott williams father dan williams called the governor's office again to tell her that she "had blood on her hands for failing to properly respond to and prevent both shootings." amy: during thursday's protest in aspen yolo, the gunman also pointed a gun at malaya peixinho who joins us now from albuquerque. i know you are still suffering from the shock of what happened, the shooting of the indigenous activist, the gunman weaving his gun at you and others. talk about your experience, what happened, and why you were all there in that peaceful action. malaya: absolutely. first of all, good morning. i will start with why we were there. they proposed to put out this statue, and there was a budget, a certain amount of money allotted. i

codefendant in the new york attorney generals lawsuit until an appeals court found the claims against her were outside of the statute of limitations. the a.g.'s officeld be at least it will to still testify because, she quote, remains financially and prevention lee intertwined with the trump organization. she has personal knowledge of the facts relevant to the claims against the remaining defendants. judge arthur engoron agreed. she's currently scheduled to testify this coming friday, that is november 3rd. it follows blistering testimony from trump's former personal attorney and fixture, michael con, who said just this week that trump directed him and former trump organization cfo, well then weisselberg, to inflate statement saying quote, i'm actually not worth 4.5 billion dollars. i'm really worth more like six billion dollars. here is cohen after the testimony. >> he will ultimately be held accountable and as i said the other day, that is what this is all about. it is accountability. >> david, i'll start with you. he was not just a low level employee, she was the vice president of the company until she left to work in the white house. how signific

course to win more seats in the country's general election, but is unlikely to secure a third term in office. instead, three liberal parties — including donald tusk�*srs ago, following a bitter and divisive campaign. let's go live now to warsaw and our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford. welcome. so explain more about what these election results are going to mean. ~ . ., , these election results are going to mean. ~ _, , .,, ., , mean. well, the count is obvious we ve much mean. well, the count is obvious we very much under— mean. well, the count is obvious we very much under way, _ mean. well, the count is obvious we very much under way, it _ mean. well, the count is obvious we very much under way, it has - mean. well, the count is obvious we very much under way, it has been i very much under way, it has been going on through the night. complicated by the fact turn out was so high that in many places, the polling stations had to stay open, some of them for several hours after they should have closed so everyone in the queue could cast their ballot. in some places, in crack of, the polls were open until midnight and the turnout was around

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justice party is unlikely to secure a 3rd term in office despite being projected when most seats in the general election on sunday expo show the right wing p i. s is set to win 36 percent of the vote. it's now the head of the century. supposition met by donald task civic coalition, the full me, your pin council president. the lions is likely to secure a majority with the support of other opposition parties. task is calling the vote. the most important since the fall of comedies in importance, it has been confirmed that cricket will be an olympic sport again. the josh will not be committee, has added it to the program for the 2020 a games in los angeles. cricket was last included in the olympics a 123 years ago, and is expected to raise the value of india as high or c broadcasting rise by more than a $100000000.00. flat football, baseball softball, and across and squash had also been added for the lasagna escapes. now i have coverage, continuing coverage of the war in guys in the ripple effects of because a war march is continue around the world in support of palestinians. thousands have been rallying and assembled turkey supporting palestine an

party is unlikely to secure a 3rd time in office despite being projected to in most ceasing a general election on sunday exit polls show the right wing p i. s is set to win 36 percent of the vote. it's natalie ahead of the center century composition led by donald task civic coalition. definitely, european council presidents alliance is likely to secure a majority with the support of other opposition parties. task is calling the vote. the most important since the fall of comedies and importance and has been confirmed that cricket will be under 1164. again, the international olympic committee has added it to the program for the 2020 a games and assigned to this cricket was loss included in the olympics a 123 years ago and is expected to raise the value of india is higher. c, broadcasting wide by more than a $100000000.00 flag football, baseball softball. the cross and squash have also been added for the los angeles gates and well known of the continuing coverage of the war and gaza. and the ripple effects self. this conflicts march is continue around the world in support of palestinians. thousands have been bonding and these some voltage is p

party is unlikely to secure a 3rd time and office despite being projected to win most seats in sundays, the general election exit polls show the right wing p i. s is set to win 36 percent of the vote. it's not only ahead of a centrist or physician led by donald the task civic coalition business when daniel no boy is said to become echo doors. the youngest president, after declaring victory and actions in sunday, the 35 year old beach has left his dr. hold was 52.3 percent of the vote. the board would only have 17 months in office. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more of a continuing coverage for jobs or what the as the console escalates pouches era brings you in depth views and analysis goes on to continue the funds to the end. people have the right to defend themselves that the front us to be empty for continuous targeting for the legitimate parts. it's possible and necessary to stand with the policy and send you straight. this is random. stay with us for the latest developments on al jazeera, the system you've been coming to add any international anti corruption excellence award . nominate your hero now. a week the look at th

the prosecutor’s office at... there are a lot of our people there, they would have decided, oh well, what now, oleg, you owe me, remember, that ’s right, this is not forgotten, in generalwalking, so smeared, she walked past me and didn’t even recognize me, in short, when i am, they will return it to her, you know, don’t let this happen, oleg, stas , what have you decided, and don’t leave the boys? promise them to me, i promise, maybe, maybe you’ll be lucky with a child, not everyone is like this violetta, stas, go away, that’s it, oleg, let’s finish the conversation, and now go away, brother. this is what i think, we need to look for some kind of military-patriotic club or cadet class, where retirees work with young people, maybe it will burn out, but yes, i thought about it too, where would our moriarty find so many pioneers? that's it, let's do this, tomorrow i 'll call the military commissar, he's an old friend of mine, they have information about all these organizations, he'll help. and you go straight to him in the morning, okay, fine, well, thank you, i’ll go, you can, no, ignatich, i don’t want to, i wanted to ask, and you and ksenia dmitrievna, how long have yo

spectators there were asked to leave and the player was taken to sheffield“s northern general hospital. there's been no officalsecond goal, lobbing the keeper from inside his own half. i turned on the ball and i saw the keeper out of the corner of my eye. i think we were up at the time, so i thought why not have a shot and as it was in the area, i was playing it to dip below the bar and thankfully it did. how chelsea could do with some goals — they've lost their fourth premier league match of the season after going down 2—0 at home to brentford. ethan pinnock had given the visitors a 1—0 lead just before the hour mark, and then brian mbeumo ensured brentford left stamford bridge with all three points in stoppage time. they're up to tenth, a place above chelsea in the table. we need to be also more nasty and clinical. _ we need to be also more nasty and clinical. you — we need to be also more nasty and clinical, you know, _ we need to be also more nasty and clinical, you know, and _ we need to be also more nasty and clinical, you know, and be - we need to be also more nasty and clinical, you know, and be strong

’s no place for someone like that in the prosecutor’s office, i wonder why, the woman told me that shvetsova, well, in general, one of this woman ’sand also look for victims, but honestly, the archive is already closed, it’s okay, you can handle it, marsh, call me, i’m wondering how they knew that masha would be there, especially since this is a recording and not a live broadcast, dear gentlemen, during notes , help yourself to coffee, the coffee is good, sponsors pay, so don’t be shy, maryaevna, i don’t drink coffee, thank god you don’t. let's start, 5 minutes, slavochka, 5 more minutes, now we'll sort it out with the operators , let's start, slavochka, let's start, who we have today, today leonya, bare-boasted, very good, bare-boasted, familiar name, this, so this could be from a russian classic , after two birds with one stone, no, no, when you gave a conclusion on the sanity of a certain naked braggart, but maybe it was him, no, he was shot, this was before the moratorium, drink some coffee... it’s not cold, it’s not coffee, it’s liquor some, yes no, that you are great coffee, for you it may be great, but for me it's a mess, e

general, both of whom are listed as potential witnesses in trump's indictment. joining us now, nbc news legal analyst katherine christian. she is a former assistant district attorney in the manhattan d.a.'s officea partner at the abromson law firm. katherine, thank you for being here this morning. let's start with this possibility of a gag order. trump and his team have obviously been pushing against this. trump is saying you can't give me a gag order. i'm running for president. i need to be able to talk about these things. do you think it is likely to happen? and if it does, how does it play out for trump? >> well, i think it will because it's not a gag order. what the prosecutors are asking for is the judge which is tell mr. trump that he has to limit some of this is statements that intimidate, that disparage or that inflammatory against witnesses, against court personnel, against prospective jurors. he can proclaim his innocence. he can publicly reference, you know, documents that are in the public realm. he just can't intimidate and disparage witnesses. and there's actually a local rule in the federal district attorney in d.c. that allows judges in high-profile criminal cases to limit the s

s is an ongoing an on going investigation in the early stages. more information will come out in conjunction with the attorney general's office as the lead prosecutorrmation right now. i'm sure you understand that. i'm going to give out two numbers that are going to a tip line. 911 is also appropriate for this. if anyone can call these two number, this would go to the state police tip line. area code 207-509-9002. we'll be sending something out later that has that information in it, if you weren't able to grab that now. again, this is a very fluid situation. we have a lot of resources as chief st. pierre had mentioned earlier that are on the ground in a coordinated effort to apprehend this individual. notified the department of education and they have determined what they are going to do with the schools. lot of area schools were shut down today based on the conversation with them. as more information comes in, we will be providing it to you. thank you for your time. this is a very difficult time for i think the community of lewiston. difficult time for victims families. tough time for law enforcement. it was a rough night last night. we're committ

secretary generals office released a statement saying the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences. israel has rejected the u. n.'s is continuing with its mission. tonight, israeli defense forces announced that they have made raids into gaza territory to eliminate the threat of terrorist cellos, and to collect evidence that will aid in locating's hostages. hamas, meanwhile, has told gaza residents to remain in place and called israel's evacuation orders psychological warfare. to give you some perspective here, the gaza strip is 25 miles long. about the length of marathon. , residents of northern gaza have been told to flee to the south of woody gaza, which is about halfway down the territory. now gaza residents who do choose to make the journey south will have to do so after surviving a four-day blockade by israel, which has cut off access to food and fuel, and water, and electricity. while israeli defense forces dropped more than 6000 bombs on gaza in the last eight days. right now, the death toll in this conflict has reached more than 3200. israel reports that the number of israelis who have lost their lives rem

here, not like in the prosecutor ’s office, pots on the windows, cups to match the color of your blouse, everything is thought out, you’re great, and the people are generallyhailovna, let’s move on. essentially, why is this albina mikhailovna, why are you emphasizing my age? maybe just albina. okay, what do you say? albino, first i want to find out if you have anything to do with this strange grave with your name? didn't you arrange it? are you kidding me? no, after all, it was not for nothing that i never trusted a lawyer with a prosecutor’s background. a lawyer, like a doctor, they tell the whole truth and only the truth. uh-huh, yes, to the doctor, yes, and to the lawyer, as in court, you can tidy up a little, but you can be sure that not a single word of yours will go beyond this office, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes , and your husband doesn’t prick you at night, no , he doesn’t extract a confession, suddenly you run to the deputy prosecutor, to mara sergeevna, and well, for old times’ sake, uh-huh, trust everything they tell me. holy secret, it ’s more expensive to hide the truth from a lawyer, okay, well, i swear, i didn’t know anything about thi

to p t s or in the system for that operating though, generate a report not as user from him we have to track any change within the system in this anti log that was for that the comptroller's office recommend we maintain an anti log and track changes to the system that's definitely something worst noting in improving the integrity of our data front side supervising the quality reviews the inspection permitting services for the quality and the chief inspection and senior inspectors chief building inspector looks and all novas and establish a checklist and resubmittal recheck a number of things done to improve the staff work product and training so they're aware and crossing off things off the list. next slide, please. and internal certification i mentioned we have been having staff with an manual form and providing them with the information programs and code of conduct and conflict of interests and s i a have to be acknowledged by staff every year and another recommendation by the comptroller's office. the fees and penalties review alec the deputy director looks at the public sidewalk outreach and education and a make website update for inspection processes. we created a number of

we'll figure out what 's what, hello, excuse me, my last name is perekatov, i was told to come into your office, perekat, sergei alexandrovich, my name is, yeah, tell me what in generalme, the fact is that we don't deal with property disputes, you need a civil lawsuit go to court, no, no, you don’t understand, my mother couldn’t write a will for the unknown khorkin, there’s no way she could, well, how would you know if you only find out about the death of a matter six months later, well, there’s no mobile communication among the hills, i received a letter once every six months, my neighbor didn’t even write to me about my mother’s death, you know, good, good, but the neighbor, why didn’t she tell you what kind of relationship you had with your mother in general, good, no, everything was fine with us, well honestly, we were on good terms, the neighbor decided to save money my money, save my nervous system, she even rented out the apartment without my knowledge, a disservice, do you know what it is? yes, it happens, but the will is fake, i’m telling you seriously, we can conduct some kind of examination, determine the authenticity, what do i need to do for this, let me

s office. were you surprised by anything you saw yesterday, which is that donald trump really making his case outside the courtroom screaming about the judge and the attorney generalsed that he did that. this is his way of testifying without being cross examined. so that's what he was doing. he must have forgotten there's no jury here. it's the judge. so he's not influencing any jurors. this is all about his campaign. i'm surprised his attorney in her opening statement instead of being like a lawyer and using it in her opening statement to show why the attorney general cannot prove by the preponderance of the evidence their case. she basically used it as a spokesperson and brought up arguments that really can be argued are not based in law or fact, which attorneys are not allowed to do. >> we have to peel back what happened yesterday. when donald trump says this is an outrage that the judge just handed down this decision and we're already to the penalty phase, what does that mean exactly? >> the judge granted a motion for summary judgment just on one cause of action. it's a big cause of action. it's a violation of the new york state election law, which basically a