guilty court. he found me guilty of co-ownership of property by deception on an especially large scale on the basis of the fourth degree of the criminal code of the republic of belarus and was sentenced to imprisonment. a term of 7 years with serving in a correctional colony under the general regime, the total damage amounted to almost 70,000 rubles. in addition, the defendant will have to pay a large fine to the state, i will add that 7 years is exactly the period that the state prosecutor requested, and agree with this decision victims however to return the money. they no longer hope during the investigation became. it is known that the notorious tear in the stone llc filed for bankruptcy alexander kamovich and ilya maksimov news agency. the horrors of war the chernobyl tragedy and devotion to the native land in the national library of belarus hosts an exhibition of live poems about creativity the exposition is dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the birth of the belarusian writer ivan ptashniko

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inmarsat pleaded not guilty in court. investigators say jesus manuel salgado kidnapped an 8 month old. her mother, father and uncle from the family's trucking business. the family of 4 was found dead in an orchard 2 days later. so battles next. court appearance is scheduled for december former ufc fighter cain. velasquez is back in court thursday. he pleaded not guilty to a string of charges including attempted murder. he's accused of trying to kill harry calarts is accused of sexually molesting a 4 year-old boy related to kane. a lot is next. hearing is set for november. well, the u.s. and mexico have reached an agreement to help slow immigration from venezuela. under that deal, the u.s. will accept up to 24,000 venezuelan migrants at airports. mexico will take back. venezuelans have entered the country illegally. more than 6 million people have left venezuela since its economy collapse in 2014, the migrants will be able to stay for up to 2 years and must have a financial connection here. well, members of an inmate crew

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brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. 10, former nevada politician robert telus pleaded not guilty in court on charges he killed the last vegas investigative journalists tell us who is the former clark county public administrator was formally indicted last week in 69 year old jeff germans murder chairman was found dead from multiple stab wounds right outside his home on september 2nd. police say dna found underneath germans fingernails, along with surveillance video helped investigators link robert tell us to the killing. chairman had written stories about allegations of mismanagement and tells his handling of the public administrator's office during today's proceedings. the prosecutor told the judge that the state will not seek the death penalty against telus. he is scheduled to be back in court for a status check on november 2nd. to oakland mayoral candidates teaming up ahead of election day the new partnership in what other candidates are saying about it, plus a price gouging penalty. to put money back in the pockets of people that are being taken advantage of it. governor gavin newsom c

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authorities believe is responsible for the death of 4 family members in merced said pleaded not guilty in court this morning. investigators say that jesus manuel salgado had kidnapped to 8 months old. her mother and father and her uncle from the family's trucking business. the family of 4 was found dead in an orchard 2 days later. salgado is next. court appearance is scheduled for december 15th. we'll switch it up and get our check of the forecast right now. we're taking this live look outside across the bay bridge and there is heavy traffic coming from the east bay into the city right now. kind of trying to figure out if there are some big event, i don't know. but >> kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a big event is at the coming weekend. yeah, sure. it is all those people coming in to all the bleachers here. kron 4 tonight. watch our news and enjoy the newscast out there tonight. we do have the fog that has rolled back on shore. you see the clouds, a boy creeping back in again. and it's been the story really so far this month. all the fog out there. the good news is it's keeping

he pled not guilty. a court found that california violated title ix rules and they want to make sure that laws are followed. >> we want to make sure that the title ix office is fully staff. >> the office is supposed to be staffed by six people but the jobs have yet to be filled. sage cost ends -- sage hopkins, was the whistleblower who brought forth the allegations against shock. >> we need a title ix department that is truly independent in terms of being able to do the right thing without any type of influence from leadership. >> students also want an investigative report released by the end of this month from the chancellor's office. they also await the report and have been searching for title ix staff but it has been a challenge saying, we are fortunate to have added for new members to the title ix team since february. we will continue to search for a second investigator and in the meantime, we will maintain x are no investigators to maintain the university's need. >> we are in that direction, we need to keep

he's already been sentenced 20 years after being found guilty in a court two years ago he could face up to 120 years behind bars in los angeles if found guilty he's always maintained his innocence in both new york and l.a. >>> a michigan toddler is home safe after a terrifying carjacking ordeal. the little boy was rescued in part by the heroic effort of two bus drivers. it wu all caught on camera here's kathy park. >> reporter: this newly released video captured the frantic calls for parents. they flagged down a school bus driver in michigan to save their 2-year-old. >> they screamed at me that someone had stolen their car with their baby in it. >> reporter: it all happened tuesday morning when the baby's parents stepped out of the car to drop their other child at the bus stop dave skin quickly jumped into action called 911 and alerted his team to be on the lookout within minutes sue figueroa spotted the child sitting alone in someone's driveway. >> he's safe. >> he was crying, and i was just overwhelmed. >> youcesee sue comfort the child and put him on the seat. what started as a ter

court today. he's pleaded not guilty to a string of charges, including attempted murder. he's accused of trying to kill harry goularte. a is accused of sexually molesting a 4 year-old boy related to kane or tase. next hearing is set for november. >> members of an inmate crew working to clean up a bike trail in vacaville. well, they're being called heroes tonight after stopping a crime in progress after hearing a woman being attacked, 3 inmates and a corrections officers jumped in to help. all 4 of them were honored today by vacaville police. >> springs to first-time home. is the kids play in the backyard? but will slighty so seconds are screened island down here fight for a i just ran down help her out and guide. say because it was we weren't the right place at the right time. >> for them, police arrested an 18 year-old vacaville man in connection to the attack and charged him with attempted murder. in the north bay. the santa rosa city council is pushing a new sideshow ordinance. it would give police the ability to arrest or cite everybody involved in a sideshow. officia

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guilty. >> the court systems need to be changed. the whole bunch of things.iety is just getting ridiculous, and you know, i hate to see it happen in my neighborhood or anybody else's neighborhood. unbelievable stuff that's happening for darrell brooks suspect charged in deadly attack on last year christmas parade. brooks is accused of killing six people and injuring more than 50, when he drove an suv through the parade route. but the last ten days of this trial have been chaotic brooks is representing himself in court. and that is resulting in some fireworks he took his shirt off at one point cross examine witnesses for hours, and he's constantly arguing with the judge. >> drove past me in wouldn't stop, and he continued driving into the parade route. who is you? >> darrell brooks the defendant -- seated at the table. let the record reflect that i do not identify by that name nor do i know anybody by that name. >> fair to say that entity which is not a human being living person can bring a claim against anyone. >> i believe -- october your honor to the -- >>

authorities believed to be responsible for the death of 4 family members and were sent pleaded not guilty in court. investigators say jesus manuel salgado kidnap an 8 month old. her mother and father and her uncle on the family's trucking business. the family of 4 was found dead in an orchard 2 days later. so godels next court appearance is scheduled for december 15th. >> police now investigating the city's 100 and 4th homicide of the year. a person was found dead on 82nd avenue just west of macarthur boulevard. north of castle high school police aren't releasing many details yet, but they say the victim was beaten to death. san police say they've arrested a man for the shooting death of a security guard outside of a hospital. that shooting happened last month on september. 7th at kaiser permanente's campus in san leandro. the guard was transferring a bag of money from the hospital to an armored car. when police say 27 year-old akbar bay of oakland shot him in the head. bay was arrested on monday charged with murder. police did not clarify whether this was a random act. >> stanford university is a

guilty, your honor. >> reporter: robert tellis, a former clark county public administrator, appearing in court pleadingot guilty for the murder of reporter jeff gearman. >> almost sort of thought of jeff as a boxer. there was the serious side in the ring, super competitive. was a scoop machine, more scoops than baskin-robbins. he was always digging out stories, always working out sources. everybody trusted jeff. >> just really dedicated to the craft. he was really tenacious with everything that he covered. he was going to keep digging until he got to the bottom of the story or found what he was looking for. >> reporter: his death stunned the city, galvanize his fellow journalists, and raised concerns over the freedom and safety of the press. >> investigative reporter found dead yesterday morning -- >> reporter: the morning of september 3rd, the veteran reporter found dead just outside his home, stabbed seven times, signs of a struggle. >> i was just shocked. couldn't believe it. needless to say, i didn't really sleep much that night, thinking, like, who could have done this? obviously my mind went to,

man authorities believe to be responsible for the death of 4 family members are set pleaded not guilty in court. investigators say seuss manuel salgado and kidnap an 8 month old. her mother of 5, her father and her uncle from the family's trucking business. the family of 4 was found dead in an orchard 2 days later. so goggles next. court appearance is scheduled for december 15th. >> local police are investigating the city's 100th homicide of the year. they found the victim dead on 82nd avenue right near on high school. investigators say it looks like the victim had been beaten to death. san leandro. police say arrested a man for the shooting death of a security guard outside of a hospital that shooting happened last month on september, 7th. it was at the kaiser permanente campus on sandler in san leandro. the guard was in the middle of transferring a money bag from the hospital to an armored car. police say that's when 27 year-old akbar bay of oakland shot him. officers arrested bay on monday and is now charged with murder. >> stanford university, thpy're apologizing after it was discovered tha

also in a correctional colony of general regime in a court session immediately after announcement of the indictment. she pleaded guiltyis was taken into account by the court when pronouncing the verdict, that she fully repented of her deed, in all likelihood barnaul, the swindler foresaw such an outcome and safely hid the production of multimillion-dollar savings. they never found her empty property account, so it’s unlikely that anything will be recovered from bernikova olga shurenkova tatyana dolgova evgeny firsov andrey ivlev. eduard petrov natalia kurkina smuggler of 5 kg of amber, the driver of the truck planned to sell it on the black market in lithuania . inspected experts found that behind the top panel of the steering wheel and even in the case of computer equipment are likely. the smuggler kept fossilized resin, both a cut of large fractions and processed samples, so that he wanted to earn extra money in this way. which initiated an administrative case . this case is not isolated since the beginning of 2022, 17 administrative and three criminal cases were initiated, the amount of illegally exported and proce

the man authorities believed to be responsible for the death of 4 family members in pleaded not guilty in court. investigators say jesus manuel salgado kidnap an 8 month old. her mother, father and her uncle from the family's trucking business. the family for was found dead in an orchard 2 days later. so goggles next, court appearance is scheduled for december 15th. >> well, authorities have declared the death of 16 year-old kiley rodni as accidental. they released a statement saying that her death was the result of drowning. she was the teen who went missing in august after reportedly attending a party near truckee about 2 weeks later, her body was found upside down there in upside down car in a lake nearby. the coroner's office added that. far as i can tell, there's no evidence of foul play oakland police are investigating the city's 100th homicide of the year. they say they found the victim dead on 82nd avenue writer castleman high school. investigators say it looks like the victim was beat the death. san police say they arrested a man for the shooting death of a security guard outside of a

a special operation in ukraine, sympathized and supported the russian liberators, the court found the teacher guilty layman who repented in court, and as a sentence he was dismissed from work and banned from working with children for 15 years. and this is already zhytomyr, a ukrainian language teacher at a school during a meeting of teacher-language teachers expressed claims to the armed forces of ukraine and ukrainian journalists, and the stories about the shootings of the residents of buchi called the decrees zhytomyr court deprived the teacher of the right to hold educational and state positions for 10 years, according to the national police, 1,358 are suspected of treason ukrainians among them are many educators as far as e-e teachers are concerned today we have 19 criminal proceedings against school principals and teachers who tried to e-e follow russian programs, we already know this, they have established e-e to teach in schools passing positions of the armed forces in exchange for a position of the minister of education in the occupation tsn conducted its own investigation and found out that

if they are found guilty by court for this sort of behavior, it is worth pointing out that even though alex jones continues to saying that he didn't do anything wrong and in fact, he were tracked it an apology that he made to these families during the defamation a process in this case that he has put himself and his business into bankruptcy proceedings in order to protect his assets from a verdict such as this one. some estimates say that he may only have about $270000000.00 in total assets, but if they are able to prove that he does have it, a judge could say he can't declare bankruptcy. and all of that money could then be dispersed to these families. and to at least to other families that have defamation cases against alex jones rosen. jordan, thank you very much. indeed. in the last hour, the un general assembly is voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's move to an expanse of ukraine. after sham referendums. $143.00 countries voted in favor of a resolution that also reaffirmed sovereignty independence, unity and territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized

wheeled out to an ambulance and brought to a hospital where she made a full recovery. >> when court resumed -- >> guiltycommit a murder. >> weldon learned he'd also been convicted on all charges. >> at their sentencing hearing two and a half months later. well done address the court. >> i did not intend to shoot mr. mulvihill i'm, sorry that i shot mr. mulvihill. it was an error as i stated previously. >> and then diana spoke publicly for the first time. >> some people think that i have it in me to do this. i still care about greg and as much as he -- i did love him. i loved him a lot. i just hope that reality, the reality, the higher reality of what happened, that what we really intended comes out. i believe it will someday. >> weldon was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison. diana 26 to life. did you ever think that your friend diana could ever get wrapped up in a wild story like this? >> no. no, it's my worst nightmare. >> greg mulvihill now has full custody of their son. >> i've actually had a lot of hard to hearts with greg mulvihill and i do generally think that he is a sweet, nice man and didn

court of law. everybody is innocent until proven guilty, but as it comes to the court of public opinion or certainlye that could hire danny masterson in hollywood, he really has not worked ever since these allegations came forward. >> reporter: this somber scene a far cry from how most people know masterson. >> man, this is why i didn't want to tell you, you get all "after school special" on me. >> reporter: as the wise-cracking best friend on "that '70s show" alongside topher grace, mila kunis, and ashton kutcher. >> it's okay. you're home now. >> get off me, man. >> you let me love you, orphan boy! >> that was an iconic show that tons of people watched. when you're on a show that has that level of popularity, you have this months stall yeah factor that for the rest of your career in hollywood, people associate you with that role and with that show. and they love you. >> reporter: but now masterson stands accused of three counts of felony rape. the charges come from three women who accused him of assaulting them in separate incidents between the years 2001 and 2003 while they were all members of th

he is already serving a 23-year sentence after being found guilty in a new york court two years ago. weinstein could face up to 140 years behind bars if found guilty in los angeles. he has always maintained his innocence, pleading not guilty in new york and l.a. >>> in an effort to help keep players safe, new concussion rules went into effect in the nfl yesterday. a player won't be allowed back on the field if they show symptoms of ataxia, a brain disorder that can show unsteady balance or slurred speech. >> the rule change spark bade serious injury last month to dolphins starting quarterback tua tagovailoa he was taken to the sidelines, but controversially, he was put back into the game after doctors there ruled he was not concussed. four days later, he suffered a concussion playing against the bengals and had to be taken to the hospital he is still out on concussion protocol the league and players union announcing that while the step-by-step process outlined in the concussion protocol was followed, the outcome in this case was not what was intended when the protocol was drafted, end

guilty. >> reporter: the moscow court upheld her conviction, guilty of smuggling drugs into the country onlya few months. u.s. officials responded swiftly calling the russian judicial system a sham. >> nothing in the result of today's appeal changes the fact the united states government considers ms. griner to be wrongfully detained. >> we are in constant contact with the russian authorities to get brittney and others out, and so far we have not been meeting with much positive response. >> reporter: white house national security adviser jake sullivan said biden administration officials are working, quote, through every available channel to get griner and paul whelan, another american wrongfully detained in russia for nearly four years, back home. >> a victim of political kidnap and ransom. >> reporter: the biden administration has worked on this effort at a persistent pace in recent months following the initial proposal from the united states for a prisoner swap that included victor boote, a convicted arms trafficker serving a 25-year prison sentence in the united states. but so far u.s. off

ukraine in fact to prevent impunity and bring to justice those who are guilty of, in particular, not through the creation of tribunals and courtes to prosecute those who are guilty of war crimes . tribunals, first of all i want to thank you for being in ukraine when we talk about political support - it is very important to come and see your participation to visit not only the capital, but to visit those places that are occupied, you see the consequences of what we, an open democratic state, which is on its way to the european union, did not do. and we thanked you for the motivational help along the way in the form of an application for ukraine this year, this is also a-a our armed forces strongly motivated us, we know what we are fighting for , we are open, so we are ready to work in any hybrid options, please. if you offer any options, we are a state that only supports the initiative, but it is important that all this is not declaratively and that it worked so that an international tribunal was organized, and here the question is not who is in it, the main thing is from which country, the main thing is that it was an illusion

diseases, but it was not until decades later in 2006 that cigarette companies were found guilty in federal courtng the public about the dangers of smoking, and until recently, the tobacco industry marketed its products with the help of consulting firm mckinsey. >> they have been helping all of the major cigarette companies sell more cigarettes when 480,000 people are dying every year. >> after smoking had been banished from restaurants, and up until last year, mckinsey was working for these companies. amna: in there new book "when mckinsey comes to town," new york times reporters take a rare look into the cloistered company that for 96 years has advised world's most powerful firms and governments, making recommendations on things like maintenance schedules, salaries, regulations and more. for the most part, it has remained out of the public view. we stopped by mckinsey's headquarters at three world trade center in lower manhattan such a powerful company, but you would never know they were here. not a sign here. why is that? >> they want everything done in secret, and if that includes where they

guilty. >> reporter: but the moscow court upheld her conviction. r guilty of smuggling drugs into the country, slightly reducing her nine year prison sentence by a few months. u.s. responded existly, calling the russian judicial system a sham. >> nothing in the result of today's appeal changes the fact that the united states government considers her to be wrongfully detained. >> we're in constant contact with russian authorities to get britney and others out and so far we've not been meeting with much positive response. >> reporter: white house national security adviser jake sullivan said that the biden administration officials are working, quote, through every available channel to get griner and paul whelan zee detained for four years back home. >> the broiden administration h worked on this in recent months. following an initial proposal for a swap that included vick tor bout. but so far u.s. officials say that russia has responded with a demand that is not feasible for the united states to deliver on. >> we're not stopped. >> reporter: and today

three criminal articles of the prosecutor's sanction, he was taken into custody, the court ruled on the defendants, a guilty verdict of 15 years, imprisonment and a large fine. the founders of the rock band pink floyd called the usa the biggest evil in the world in an interview with rolling stone in an interview with killing and interfering with elections. roger waters noted western-controlled media demonize russia and china the united states is the worst of all, at least 10 times the real harm is caused by the american side, said the musician waters, also called fake propaganda information in the western media about the alleged crimes of russian, military in ukraine russia for many years tried to avoid conflict, suggesting diplomatic measures by the western government summed up the musician. the split in european society large-scale protests are becoming more and more significant, and now and then break out in different cities of europe the italian trade union urged local residents to resist the hyperbolic increase in electricity bills by 60% announced since october 1, the country began to create protest g

her parents and her uncle in merced, has pleaded not guilty. 48 year old jesus salgado appeared in courtmorning to enter a not guilty plea. salgado told the judge. he hasn't been able to get an attorney. the public defender's office cannot represented because of a conflict in the case. the remains of the four family members were found two days after they were kidnapped from their place of business. salgado is due in court next month and remains in jail without bail in inmate work crew, along with the correctional officer were honored today at a special ceremony in vacaville. as ktvu zen. rubin reports their actions last week stopped an attack and saved a young woman's life. with the ceremony and certificates. members of this inmate work crew are being hailed as heroes. they actually put themselves in harm's way to save a woman's life. that woman had been walking her dog along vacaville alamo creek bike trail when she was attacked by a stranger and stabbed repeatedly. the inmate crewe clearing debris nearby heard her screams. she was fighting for her life. so i just ran down here and help

igor danchenko not guilty in a court. of his peers, 12 jurors decided they would not put him behind bars or find him guilty on four counts of lying to the fbi. danchenko was in the courtroom at the time. we don't know exactly if he breathed a sigh of relief. we had to get the news out as soon as possible. this is part of john durham's investigation, the special counsel appointed by attorney general bill barr to look at the origins of the narrative that pinned donald trump to russia back in 2016 or 2017. we covered efforts by the fbi and others to investigate trump. that was kind of the purpose of the entire mueller report. so john durham was tasked with looking at the origins of the russia narrative to see where it came from. he charged a hillary clinton campaign attorney named michael sussmann last year. he was on trial also for lying to the fbi. he was acquitted in may. this is john durham, the special counsel's second loss in a court of law. we've been told that john durham is still going to move forward with a narrati

for which i didn’t need anything ice cream with fireworks to promise news from the izotov court found not guiltywalks free. because there is no ice cream with the kremlin anywhere when yours is released under protection right in the courtroom, and this is better than sex. started. do you know what i was motivated by the fact that izotova is a really talented artist. yes, he, of course, has no strange pictures of the country. they just seem to hypnotize. it's hard to explain, and you try, i'm smart. well done dad, daughter released a killer, he is not a killer artist in 20 years. you know that alexander mikhailovich you are still on the pentameter fossa, i probably do not know such a struggle. let everyone do what you owe ischevetsky fly away. and i will defend my client's right to the benefit of the doubt. now. come on, given what i saw, how to tweet here, doves, doves suspicion. come on, i know masha with a slider. that's exactly what i'm aware of. in which direction are you? well, fine, in vain you sanya in vain. alexander mikhailovich, i dug into that case, it seems, except for the method of

guilty. now the court is quite high rank. pretty high position. eh, they've proven it.s e complexity, of course was. you know what at the very beginning. eh, it's still at the implementation stage, but in view of the fact that my brother acted as an intermediary. uh, i had big doubts that he would go into contact with the investigation and give some kind of confession to his brother, another fraternal saw cut of the forest. these shots flew in the irbey region. we filmed 3 weeks ago, lumberjacks left the clearing in a hurry they threw equipment into the trailer and logs, but the policeman worked quickly. a few days later, aleksey milyakhov was detained. we visited his air force man denies his guilt and assures that his brother is engaged in the forest, what do you do . if the bride, what are you doing here, today i took the rails was going to prove that we will do it together with my brother and denies that he is doing hmm it’s not a fact that i was doing something, well alexey milyakhov, earlier already was convicted of illegal logging. than in general your spouse is s

this is not a joke, sergeevna is not for us it's up to you to decide and then the court's decision that he is guilty has not yet been canceled. why we do not have the right to make a mistake this time we do not have exactly today all our experiments to determine the psyche. prokhorov was given practically nothing. to be more precise, nothing at all, but i do not agree. we just need time. next week on my desk should be the result , you know, the concrete result. and how will you mine? i'm not interested in physical exertion on patients. may just lead to some non-grammers no later than tuesday. i have a concrete result on the table. why are you silent? igorevich, i would like to be alone with you, if possible. carefully well, what do you have? and what kind of money is lyon again, your roman, what does he want this time? roman is my money. where did nazarova and finn do what? i decided to test st. john's wort, but guessing numbers. we played virtual roulette with him and here is the result. if you want to say that he has such psychic abilities. you do not imagine undoubtedly, but they appear only in c

those two conservative activists today in court and ohio pled guilty to felony telecommunications fraud. they had been facing 15 felony counts each in ohio. the court allowed them to each plead guilty to one felony in exchange for having the other charges dropped. they'll be extensioned next month. they're each looking at up to a year in prison. plus whatever they get if they're convicted of the felonies they're facing in michigan, plus the $5 million plus fine they're facing from the fcc. plus whatever may get decided against them. in federal civil case being handled by the new york attorney general. that was two years ago. that was how conservative activists were handling the run up to the vote in 2020. and these are the consequences. they, as of today, are just now starting to face for the fact what they decided would be their game plan in 2020 happen to be as fantastically illegal as it was disgusting. the first felony guilty plea today in ohio. we will find out about the prison time for them next month. that was 2020. that's how long it took to resolve that. now, here we are in 202

it testifies to the fact that novo was involved in a road accident in svoy, and the court found the new person guilty, but closed the proceedings, again due to the expiration of the terms due to the fact that the case was sent from one the court to another with the responsibility that he should bear according to the law, that is, he himself avoided the responsibility of other drivers for violating the rules , that is, for drunk driving, and exempted him from responsibility . in court, like most judges of ukraine, and an interesting story about real estate and savings, where would you go without it? in 2012 , the judge and his wife bought a house of 176 square meters and land near kyiv, while also saving 1 million 200,000 hryvnias, it’s interesting how it happened possible and a judge's salary of about uah 17,000 per month. we called serhii novov to find out how he managed it and also to ask why he privatized an office apartment in 2009 if he could buy an entire house of almost 200 square meters. hello, hello, mr. serhiy . this is the judicial control program on the espresso tv channel, we have a few

to the search chat bot service children in the telegram on methods of punishing the guilty works in that domestic courts international criminal a huge result not only for ukraine but for the entire international community and only four states supported the position of russia and the rest of the civilized world supported it, we are talking with latin american leaders and we are meeting and engaging with help the eu and nato will win and we will be successful in bringing all persons who have committed crimes to justice. the main themes that sounded on the first day were exactly this. the deoccupation and reintegration of crimea, which with the beginning of the great war became a springboard for a full-scale invasion, now the peninsula is even more isolated , a new round of repression continues there - says the head of the forest of the crimean tatar people, rekhar chubarov. on september 22, about three thousand people fled from crimea, residents of crimea, they are forcibly recruited into the russian army and oppose their own citizens. this is a great tragedy for these people and for all of us. putin's re

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guilty. delgado appeared in court to enter a not guilty plea, the 48 year old told the judge that is not been able to get an attorney and the public defender's office can't represent him because of a conflict in the case, we're told salgado is due in court next month and remains in jail without bail. if convicted, he could face life in prison without the possibility of parole. happening today. kaiser permanente, mental health workers or hold a demonstration in oakland, marking two months since the beginning of their strike. nearly 2000 workers walked off the job back in august in a labor dispute involving staffing and patient care. the protests outside kaiser's corporate headquarters in downtown oakland. kaiser management says the strike has not caused major staffing problems at its mental health facilities. today president biden continues his visit to southern california, traveling to a community college in irvine , where the white house says he will talk about lowering costs for american families. yesterday in los angeles, he visited a new metro station that's under construction, using fund