established by peter i, it was awarded to a senior officer with the rank of no lower than the general of stategures. the higher clergy of the bolsheviks did not need such an award and it was restored only after the collapse of the ussr dmitry likhachev did an incredible amount to preserve our culture and historical memory, defended the principles of morality and spirituality, he was called a great humanist and the conscience of the nation, but he was a modest man and his order . and this is a whole set of regalia , a golden star sign. and likhachev handed over the blue moire ribbon to the hermitage for safekeeping. this was such a day in history. for the soldiers at the front the most important thing is to feel that they are not forgotten? here i come to the front line to them. i don't see. he is not afraid, so we are together and this is the most important thing in what we do and anyone can do it . you don't need to know how to play the violin to do this. it is very important. if i am an artist, i should be here where the heart beats now, where the fate of the entire device world is decided.

expanded the trial team, and the trial team included rod rosenstein, the now deputy turney general of the united states. -- attorney general of the united states. mr. beed: you mentioned it was a complex web of transactions you were looking at under whitewater. there were also prominent offshoots of the investigation, one of which was a controversial death of a confidant and former law partner of hillary clinton's , men's foster, who was at the time of white house counsel. there were questions around the circumstances of his death, but you are ultimately able to conclude it was in fact suicide. could you talk about that case and how you came to that conclusion? mr. starr: bob fisk had undertaken an examination of the circumstances of the death. vincent foster was a very successful lawyer, a law partner of the rose law firm of hillery. the three of them were very close. i am pleased to say that there was no suggestion that vince foster was somehow involved in the fraudulent transactions involving madison guaranty. within seven months of coming to washington, d.c., this successful and prominent lawyer fr

alexei alexandrovich prosecutor general of the russian federation igor krasnov arrived in kazakhstan where he took part in a meeting of the prosecutors general of staters of the shanghai cooperation organization after laying wreaths to the monument to the defenders of the fatherland. igor krasnov spoke at a meeting where representatives of the participating countries spoke about their experience in returning funds illegally taken abroad, the prosecutor general noted that international cooperation seriously complicates the position of some states, in particular, when it comes to freezing and confiscation of foreign assets. exchange to you, we see well. what is the true face of states that call themselves legal, but in fact act like medieval operators. apparently , the memories of the former greatness of the ostein campaign, and here it is important to emphasize that such challenges can be faced. each country pursuing an independent policy following the meeting, the summit participants agreed to strengthen efforts to return illegally withdrawn funds in dzerzhinsk, moscow region, after restoration, the only church in russia built in memory of the employ

according to a state's united action reports because of, this the rule of a state attorney general and secretaries of state feel more significant than ever before. what does this wave of election deniers running for office say about the current state of our democracy? >> reverend, sharpening you so much for having. leon it is a pleasure and a delight. you have raised a very important issue. and as the congresswoman talked, about the fact is that democracy is at stake i have spoken to several folks around our state, and frankly, as a co-chair of the -- association, i have spoken to colleagues around the country and at the top of mind for a lot of folks is the democracy that we so love and cherish. and so, when you have election deniers running for, and not only running for but winning in primaries and in all of our states, in many of our states, it is important to note that we are gonna have to have people who are gonna be willing to speak to stand up against them when they bring forth what are sure to be an unfounded allegations of voter fraud, and widespread voter fraud. we have seen

rob bonta, a democrat, was critical of republican state attorneys general for their handling of abortion after roe v. wade was overturned. he was joined by attorneys general from new york, minnesota, and connecticut at a conference in pittsburgh talking about legal protections for abortion providers, state sovereignty, and the importance of down ballot election races. d the importance of down ballot election races. host: welcome to the panel, the aftermath of dobbs, states attorneys general and the right to protect access. i am a special assistant attorney general at the california department of justice. we are happy to have leading progressive attorneys general on the panel which will be moderated by written a jenkins. access to abortion has been under threat since the u.s. supreme court's dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade. in today's panel, we will understand the special role attorneys general have in protecting abortion access and reproductive health care. i am privileged to introduce our panelists and will start with new york attorney general

. ♪ ♪ as we told you at the top the attorney general of the state of new york is suing not just donaldfamily. this information on this and one lawyer against the bond of this is dylan she is here to explain what this means exactly. thank you so much for joining us. what is this? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: justice system has been politicized consider leticia four years ago she was running for attorney general and the state of new york, and in her campaign she didn't promise to remove all the from the subway, no [laughs] , she promised to use the legal system to hurt her political enemies namely donald trump. >> i will never be afraid to challenge his illegitimate president. with our fundamental rights at stake. he be charged with obstructing justice. i believe that the president of these united states can be indicted for criminal offenses. we will join with law enforcement and other generals across this nation and were moving this from office. >> that should motivate you. >> would you sue him for us? >> oh, we are gonna be a real pain in the. >> tucker: how can some one like that be elected in

whether they're issues do you see on the horizon for the office you are seeking, as the attorney general of the states that is in danger of losing democratic process and being basically overtaken by republican election deniers. but what other issues does the attorney generals office face? >> many. number one is, of course, everything happening with the supreme court and making sure that folks in massachusetts. continue to have access to critical reproductive health care services. that is, of course, a national conversation as well. everything in having to do with housing and affordability, which is a major issue coming up here in massachusetts -- mental health, it's an epidemic that has existed nationally and in the state for decades. an uptick in depression and anxiety coupled with drug abuse and the opioid crisis, major issues that the next attorney general is going to have to grapple with. and i look forward to addressing those issues, along with racial disparities and so many of the things that are coming up on the trail. >> andrea campbell, winning the democratic nomination for attorney general

ashley moody, attorney general of the state of florida. let's change the subject. ed the nordstream pipeline, general jack keane deals with that in the next hour. new videos already showing hurricane ian's power bringing devastating flooding to florida. fema is using the waffle house index to measure the severity of hurricanes for years. how severe will it be? i will ask the ceo of waffle house next. ♪ you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or te

will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, before the state of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally changed a lot after brexit. no longer a member the european union of britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally called little england, has already been announced about the transition to a republican form of government, it was super-loyal like barbados and there are more and more questions when or for this the second ascended the throne, it was still the british empire , it was transformed head of the commonwealth. already two machines left elizabeth and now from the very last announcing a referendum on the transition on the republican form of government, the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, however, said that his country would remain in the commonwealth, but whether charles iii would become the automatic head of this commonwealth, would the strange members want to choose him now. in general, there are more and more questions sergey brilyov is leading from the wester

think it's a fascinating separate question that the attorney general of new york has just put on the desk of the attorney general of the united states of america. are you going to go investigate what she says is evidence of crimes, of irs federal tax crimes or not? >> joining me now is peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." peter, you have just written your book with your spouse called "divided." you have lists of these investigations. in this book, you have chronicled trump's time in office. it's coming out today. this is a mammoth collection of 700 plus pages, from 300 interviews after mr. trump left office, including two with the former president himself. tell us how today's announcement fits into the framework of your reporting. >> it is of a piece. what you see in this lawsuit, what you see in the allegations is a person whose association with the truth is tenuous at best. truth is what he wants it to be, what he chooses to make it. if i say it is valued this, it's valued at that. it may be different on different occasions to suit his needs. that was true in his presidency as well. time after tim

ieric schmitt is one of the few who is he's the attorney general of the state of missouri. e's one ong anyf the as we know this, we're grateful that he did it. >> and trao welcome him tonighl >> mr. attorney general, thanks so much for doing this. have we misstated in the intro what you found in any way? >> no.we and this is , quite frankly, tucker, the first time anybody got a chance to look underanyb the hood. right. of the communicationody has a cn the the bush administration and with their bigunicatio tech partners in their inad their effort to outsource censorshipte and violate the first amendment. t and so i guess the best way to look, this is a two buckets. what do we know from the documents that have alreadyv been provided? we knoidw that at least forty five officials, government officials have beenn identified as directly communicating with bigfied a te. with facebook, with twitter to take things down. they had these weekly censorship meetings. ensors inhi addition to that, they also thre able to establish a verifiedey flagging status fos government officials to dir

of states. peace, what about the general assembly and the condemnation of russia is growing on this? , it may not be easy, because if the majority of states refuse to vote for an anti-russian resolution, then this, of course, will be. uh, not a very pleasant not very pleasant moment for the united states and its allies. but here's what i'll say, honestly i'm more interested. it's not what happens at the session of the general assembly, but somehow what happens there reflects the struggle for a new world order, and uh, i have the impression that the united states and the european union are such allies of the united states as japan australia that they basically decided that you need to go ahead and that you need to actively use all the tools at their disposal from the general assembly to the sanctions of pre-war support for ukraine, any tools available at the disposal of love to show that the so-called forces of democracy and progress, that they will determine the world order, that they will be the collective hegemot. do you agree andronicus with this analysis of mine. and if you agree,

citizens of the united states, britain, sweden, croatia and morocco. the attorney general

from ken, former attorney general of the state of virginia. he asks -- i would appreciate you explaining more detail of innovative, please, such as in the sentence, otherwise prescribers can no longer be convicted under section 841 for innovative mistake or neglect or less than careful prescribing, so what do you mean by innovative care? kelly: well, anytime doctors are trying to, like, push the boundary. so, for example, many physicians who take care of people with opioid use disorder have found that the dosage needed to properly treat somebody with a pretty significant opioid use disorder of buprenorphine is higher, right? it's innovative, right? their research is ongoing but the preliminary results are promising. government can certainly find people to say, gee, that's a very high dose, right? that's a very high dose. so that would be -- that would be an example of like an innovative practice that now that -- here we go. how much of this do you want me to repeat? so there are examples, right, in a addiction medicine of buprenorphine. there

ukrainian foreign ministry , the ukrainian political leadership prepared for this general assembly, for this speech of the heads of state, and worked out the need for at least a few of them to declare that an international tribunal should be established by the decision of the un general assembly, which will consider the crimes committed by the russians troops under the leadership of the general of the general staff and the führer of the kremlin putin himself in ukraine because leaving it aside is no longer acceptable from here it is obvious that the current un general assembly, especially today, tomorrow, and the next two, where the heads of state will speak, are of particular importance because there are 178 issues at this general assembly, and it is obvious that i agree here with the leaders of the european union, who clearly took the position that the issue of russia's aggression against ukraine should become the key issue of this general assembly, there are many important things there, very important things, but it does not deal with minor things, but the issue of the war in europe is in the center of europe war of

will provide additional support to the mobilized employees, as alexei likhachev, director general of the statemic energy corporation, said that not only expanded lists of benefits, but also monthly payments will apply to each. a certain part of rosatom employees, of course it will be mobilized. therefore, the main task. now to help our guys , we keep their jobs, we will keep in touch and help everyone. whatever we can, including financially, and i have made a decision on monthly payments to each mobilized employee of rosatom. also for them will be extended benefits to support children and children's recreation increased by compensation for mortgage payments. european countries will be able to choose. how much percentage to reduce energy consumption is reported italian media, citing data from the european commission, but one condition is still peak hours. saving electricity should be at least 7%. let me remind you that in the original plan of brussels, this figure was 5%, in general for electricity 10, and for gas, 15. the german government should transfer companies from gas to oil or lng as so

the director general of the moscow state duma of the russian federation or a bunch announced the needo urgently create the protection of the zone around zaporozhye nuclear power plant according to him, consultations on this initiative have already begun, as he emphasized russia, he regularly receives disturbing news in the shelling of stations in its vicinity, which jeopardize the security of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant on the full russian side has repeatedly announced the creation of a dimetrized zone to create conditions for provocations of the kiev mode. shelling cracks endanger employees and their families, making it extremely difficult to maintain the station all together. this greatly increases the risk of nuclear incident. the shelling of the zaporizhzhya npp must stop, and a nuclear safety zone is immediately created. iaea specialists are at the zaporizhzhya npp and can contribute to the creation of such a safety zone. greece refused to send russian-made s-300 anti-aircraft missile systems to ukraine , the country's prime minister said. according to him, greece needs

days, where ukrainian prisoners were killed, about it on the deputy secretary general of the radbezuon organization stated that the mission must get full access to the people of the evidence to start an investigation. the delegation will be headed by a professional military officer named general . i will remind you that on july 29, more than fifty ukrainian prisoners of war died in the volyn colonies, in particular, the defenders of azov stopped. the ukrainian side denied russia's accusations of attacking the colony and insists that the russians carried out a deliberate terrorist attack , hundreds pass through russia's infiltration camps thousands of ukrainians, american intelligence established that the enemy is carrying out a humiliating procedure of filtering residents of the occupied territories and such camps are scattered in more than 20 places in the east of ukraine and in the west of russia, according to the information of the us representative to the un linda thomas greenfield, the russians forcibly deported from 900 thousand to one million six hundred thousand ukrainians initially full-scale inv

assembly also enters the scene. general personal special by the way and then to make a decision and that and if we create this critical mass of our support among the un member states, then the right of veto is not really scary for us and then the general assembly will be able to make these decisions, and russia will remain isolated from both security and the general assembly, but for this we need to draw our line absolutely clearly with the help of our other friends, including the united states of america. perhaps, first of all, so that those states that they hesitate, what else will we say , they dream that russia will give them something, they should clearly stand on the side of ukraine and support us, and then the general assembly can be festive and talk about it. this is 377 that i i mentioned that she can replace the security council of the general assembly in our country, the resolution was actually adopted for that and in that situation when the members of the security council constantly block this this body blocks the adoption of a necessary decision that threatens and supports international security. so this is exactly the resolution, i remind our viewers

will become the last monarch of the united kingdom, what until states of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generally a lot after the brexit, having ceased to be a member of the european union , britain has ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in recent years , such a caribbean state, which was generally called little england, has already been announced about the transition to a republican form of government, it was super-loyal, as the struggle with and more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire it was transformed into the commonwealth . elizabeth remained as an automatic machine. and now, from the most recent announcement of a referendum on the transition to a republican form of government, the prime minister of antigua and barbuda nevertheless said that his country would remain in the commonwealth, but whether charles iii would become the automatic head of this commonwealth would not whether the countries want to choose him now. in general, there are more and more questions sergey brillov is leading

about everyone and everyone glory to ukraine glory to the heroes today the head of state spoke at a meeting of the general assembly of the united nations spoke online but she listened to him perhaps the most attentively so let's listen to all the leaders of the world and we will listen to the word people of the world where is and unitytions in life against the values ​​that make you and me a community of the united nations have committed crimes and ukraine demands punishment for attempts to steal our territory punishment for killing thousands of people punishment for torture and humiliation of women women catastrophic turbulence that russia provoked with its illegal war not only for us ukrainians but for the whole world for every nation that is represented in this hall of the un general assembly i speak on behalf of a state that forced to defend themselves, but which has a formula for peace with everyone who wants to hear and achieve peace, i will present a formula that can work not only for us, but for anyone who may find himself in similar circumstances as us, this formula allows punishment for crimes,

in front of the pentagon, the general reported on the successes, zaluzny, who in the west has long been tipped to be zelensky’s successor in once again thanked for the support of the united statesr independence also informed about the operational situation noted that the situation is tense, but completely controlled. but the generals accepted the congratulations of the ukrainian president in raisins. kiy, the command experience of his ukraine kept, the colonel of which is the presidential office. it looks like he is preparing to replace the sloppy one, which poses a danger to the sole power, at least with his connections with the united states, this whole lightning visit, as an act of disobedience after all, even american experts know who to thank. the international legion has changed and now it includes thousands of foreign mercenaries well versed in hostilities. here the mercenaries are advancing and among them not a single ukrainian is photographed against the background of a signboard, with raisins and in the hands of the symbols of the ss division a dead head and the crimean tatars, no ukrainian flags. and it communicates with the population. oh, and french oh, well, that

rigorous standard for determining the standard of care in breach in the civil state tort action, but judged by this sort of amorphous pseudo-national generalccepted standard of medical practicing in the united states which is very much a quasi-standard of care and would not both the evidentiary basis for that and the qualification of expert would not be allowed in state court. in our second brief on the merits, the professor wrote a a beautiful section at the end that detailed what that would look like in alabama. it's very persuasive but i can't take credit forta it. these over deterring types of responses, in particular the interpretation and erosion of standards under 841 were just one of a myriad of incoherent law and policy responses to the growing awareness of the quote-unquote opioid crisis, which is truly a drug poisoning crisis, that clearly reached the public anyny significant way in 2013 but i have argued elsewhere these responses were part of an availability cascade or a moral panic in which doctors or so-called bad and undefined term overprescribingib doctors became the devil in this moral panic. these responses were pretty un

soon as the united states sees the real intentions to use nuclear weapons, so far they have only been declared, but we also see the statements of the state department of the generalhe intelligence agencies of the united states states that so far they do not see any real preparatory actions before striking, so i think that they, the russians, will try to put pressure on it, but for now the following a step towards real preparation, well, let's conditionally say that there are several years of missiles, it is conditionally, i'll say yes, they haven't made the name yet, but such and such an option is being considered by the analytics that now ukrainian soldiers if you shoot at some city recognized by us there, we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons such statements are possible, and i say that we need to communicate very strongly in the military in the military-diplomatic plan with nato er with nuclear countries with great britain with france with er by the way, here we can mention that so indirectly the budapest memorandum is still in effect, it is already a direct nuclear threat, well, it means that it is not working, but it is acting internally, it obliges th

today, the head of state spoke at the meeting of the general assembly of the united nations spoke online but i listened he is perhaps the most attentive of all world leaders, so listen to my words world greetings to all the people of the world who value peace and equality between peoples i wish you all peace i am grateful to you for the fact that we united in the effort to restore and guarantee peace for any nation that has become a victim of armed aggression against ukraine have committed a crime and we demand fair punishment for the violation of our state borders have committed a crime against the lives of our people have committed a crime against the dignity of our women and men have committed a crime against the values ​​that make you and me a community of the united nations committed a crime and ukraine demands punishment for attempts to steal our territory punishment killing a thousand people punishment for torture and humiliation women and men are punished for the catastrophic turbulence that russia provoked with its illegal war, not only for us ukrainians, but for the whole world

[applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly i wish to thank the president of the united states of america for the statement just made. and i nations general assembly in new york city. and ukraine demands punishment for trying to steal our territory. punishment for the murders of thousands of people. punishment for tortures and humiliation of women and men. punishment for the catastrophic war russia provoked and not just for you can spot the whole world. for every nation represented in the whole of the u.n. general assembly. i am speaking on behalf of the state, which is forced to defend itself. i am speaking to everyone who wants to hear how to achieve peace. i will present a formula that can work not only for us but for everyone who may find themselves in similar circumstances. punishment this crime, respect life. restoring security and territorial integrity. guarantee security and provide determination. there are five pre-conditions for peace. the u.n. secretary general of united nations here, journalists, nations of the world, ukraine wants peace, europe wants peace. the world

is equally clears in its landmark friendly relations declaration of 24 or covered 1970 repeatedly cited the state thing rules of general international law by the international court of justice. the general assembly declared that the 3030 of a state shall not be the object of acquisition by another states resulting from the threats or use of force. and that note that he thought he will, acquisition, resulting from the south or use of force, shall be recognized as legal. and that must be clear if the russian federation is one of the 5 permanent members of the security council. shared that particular responsibility to respect the charter, any decision to proceed with the annexation of barnett's ruins garrison and supported zia, regions of ukraine, who there have no legal value and deserves to be condemns. it cannot be reconciled with international legal framework. it sends against every seeing the international community is meant to stand for it flogged the purposes and principles of united nations. it is a dangerous escalation. it has no place in the modern worlds. it must not be accepted. the position of the united nati

become the third last monarch of the united kingdom, before the state of the western hemisphere, where charles iii remains the head of state, then the situation has generallyit, having ceased to be a member of the european union of britain ceased to be a bridge between these countries and the european market. as a result, in the last year, the caribbean has already announced the transition to a republican form of government. the state, which was generally called little england, it was super-loyal like barbados and there are more and more questions, when elizabeth ii ascended the throne, it was still the british empire, it was transformed into the commonwealth by the head. there are already two automatic machines left elizabeth and now, from the very last one, announcing the referendum on the transition to a republican form of government, the prime minister of antigua and barbuda, nevertheless said that his country would remain in the commonwealth, but whether charles iii would become the automatic head of this commonwealth would not whether the countries want to choose him now. in general , there are more and more questions sergey brilyov is leading from t

. >> attorney generals of attorneys general of 33 states sued juul over how a promoted its high nicotine product giveaways and used youthful models in its social media posts. teens use of e-cigarettes skyrocketed after jewels launch in 2015, the company started pulling back teen promotions in 2019 and focused on adults promoting its product as an alternative to cigarette smoking. >> in national news, who will be the special master. a federal judge granted former president trump's request to appoint a special master, the independent master will review the documents seized during the fbi search of mar-a-lago. the justice department had previously opposed the move and can still appeal the ruling. evan lambert explains what exactly a special master would do. >> special master is really just kind of a fancy name for a judge's helper. david cohen, who is in ohio based attorney and has served as a special master in both civil and criminal cases for 20 years tells news nation special masters should be consistent. open-minded and honest. but using one in the highest profile case involving a speci

god bless you all. [ applause ] >> on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank the president of the united statesamerica -- >> president biden just wrapping up his remarks at the united states general assembly. a long list of issues that he says the united states is supporting and helping with starting with the issue of ukraine, but then going through a laundry list of issues that the united states is involved in and supportive of. joining us now is white house correspondent carol lee. the president addressed so many issues here. >> reporter: he did, jose, and he started very shortly after opening -- his opening remarks going into the war in ukraine. he hit that pretty hard from the start of his speech and really called out russian president vladimir putin to say that this is -- >> i interrupt you with one -- i'm sorry to interrupt you. we're going to go with letitia games with some breaking news. >> -- including witnesses, interviews with more than 65 witnesses and review of millions of documents that were submitted by mr. trump and others, i'm announcing that today we're filing a lawsuit agains

speech, the head of state touched upon a wide range of topics, starting with the history of belarus, domestic policy issues, ending with the international agenda and themes of generalcurity . an open lesson from the head of state could be watched today and listen to the schools and universities of the country in an online format, the presidents carefully listened at the yanka kupala state university of grodno, this is the leading regional university in which more than 10,000 students study, the topic of historical memory fell into the goal, they took their inspiration with inspiration, it is important to remember the past in order to go into the future. this is a great opportunity for young people to emphasize the values ​​that the head of state and also guests invited to the palace of independence managed to show and pay attention to. and, of course, thanks such activities. ah, our history. it is preserved as for a future teacher of such a discipline as history. now the head of state actually held a master class. it was great to remember again to trace the long path that our state has traveled from the principality to the independence of the harmful belarus and on

very much and uh, this is for the majority, of course, related to the moral and psychological state. in addition, it is also the state of logistics in general the state of supply directly in the sections where they are based, where for them it preceded and they understand what they need as the elite, which is now on which all the stakes of the command are made, and the majority of them are treated like cannon fodder. that is why they have a very high level of disorientation, they very massively write reports on refusal to participate in hostilities in a special operations, in general, they remember their illnesses of all times and childhood, in particular, they try to harm themselves , by posing minor injuries , they look for any way to be evacuated and sent to the rear in deep pressure . oleksandrivka has a question natalya, i congratulate you on your name day and thank you for having you, and secondly, i understand that you are in such a delicate situation, but can you confirm the good news from the positions of pokrovsky in the kherson region, unfortunately, i cannot confirm precisely because i am a military officer, first of all secondl

china and south africa obligated to respect territorial integrity of all states, following a ministerial meeting on the sidelines of the general assembly in new york, the states stressed their commitment to the peaceful settlement of differences and disputes between countries through dialogue and consultation, the statement emphasized the need to refrain from any coercive measures, neither based on international law and the un charter, but the role of the security council the organization is identified as having primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. in the lpr dpr and also in kherson zaporozhye regions started voting in referendums on issues of accession to the russian federation as subjects and security considerations in the first 4 days, voting will take place in the adjacent territories and by targeted bypassing of residents, on september 27, voting will take place at polling stations. at the same time, the counting of votes will begin. in addition , polling stations for refugees have opened in a number of russian cities. it became an interview with mr. zelensky on august 5 last yea

of the forum. let 's hope it works out without them. although, in general, i believe that a very large attention to what is happening will be from a number of stateseast from there we are waiting. in general , the attention is rather friendly, interested , constructive from the trans-western. attention from that side will be. well, i can presume to assume rather zealous. and by the way, it is curious that the beginning of the plenary session is a little delayed. and here are the western countries, by the way speaking, they just wake up so that they will have the opportunity to listen to both the russian president and the leader in a number of countries live, probably, to evaluate what was said. it may be something to think about. in general , it is not necessary to rely on common sense, unfortunately, in the current global situation, but it will be quite interesting to observe the reaction. i think that we will definitely deal with this, colleagues. nadia thank you anastasia yefimova for the main statements that vladimir putin made here and for his program in as part of a trip to the far east. well, and now, uh, we will see footage of what is happ

state. a couple of things that stood out in this document that they released today. for example, mar-a-lago, according to the new york state attorney general, they say that trump gave it a valuation of $729 million. that's about ten times the actual value, according to the attorney general there. another example, the tri-plex in trump tower in new york city, again, $327 million valuation according to her, which is higher than any new york city apartment that has sold in new york state -- in new york city, rather. so what she is saying is that all of these examples add up to a great, huge scam that has stolen from the tax ppayers of w york and this is the reason that the severe penalty is being brought not only against the former president but several of his adult children, bar them from serving as directors of any business in new york state. >> evan perez, stand by as well. let's bring maggie haberman from "the new york times" into the conversation. you've covered donald trump as a private citizen, as president and now post-presidency. letitia james essentially said the whole thing was a scam and the whole thing he values most, all those b

of the west become a party to the conflict for russia if they support ukraine. and why do you think russia was allowed to enter the general assembly of the united nations and the stateso come up with something there to deny them entry permits or what why were they allowed and how exactly what was the reaction of other countries to such statements by lavrov. well, i think that the whole world. as you can see, how they voted, they even gave permission to the president to virtually speak before the general on the ground. what we can see is that there are more than 100 countries in favor and seven countries against. we can see that already it is clear. what are the people, the united nations assembly stands behind ukraine, the question is how far they are ready to go, and this is our most important task. today, in order to convince these countries, country by country, to protect them, because this is a violation of the united nations charter itself, that is what russia does and it is also very important that it was not created for the world from the west against everyone else and this is exactly what russia is trying to do, trying to create it as a conflict with the unit

it requires the signatures of the governor, secretary of state and the attorney general. icans have chosen nominees for each of these positions who have said they would not have certified the 2020 election, which joe biden won here in the state of arizona. that's what gets at the heart of the questions about 2024. if any or all three of these individuals were secure these positions in these november mid terms, it could throw the election into chaos if a democrat were to win in 2024. joe biden or somebody else, and if these individuals refused to certify the elections. it's also heightened attention not only among voters, but nationally on the importance of these races. i want to introduce you to adrian fontez, and chris mays, the democrat returning for attorney general. take a lick to my question about how central to the campaign the threats of democracy were for them. take a listen. >> folks just want things to operate normally, we run the election, they're good to go. this extremism we are seeing in a lot of the candidates you talked about, they really are backed up by a

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from the attorney general of the state of virginia.preciate you explaining more detail that prescribers can longer be convicted under section 841. so what do you mean by innovative care? >> any time the doctor tries to push the boundary for example many physicians who take care people with opioid use disorder have found the dosage needed to properly treat somebody with a significant disorder is much higher. that is innovative. the research is ongoing but the preliminary results are promising. the government can find people to say that is a very high dose. so that is an example of an innovative practice. so there are examples like with morphine dosing there is evidence the higher doses are even higher than what was previously considered within the standardth of care if somebody was prosecuted for that now reading the opinion the government has to prove that they actually knew they were exceedingly authorization meaning they weren't practicing in the usual course. it seems reasonable the addiction medicine doctor would say a certain grou

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