the investigative committee noted the important role of the departmental educational institution in the formation of the personnel core of the belarusian investigation. the receipt of the long-awaited diploma was preceded by passing the state exam, and i would like to express my gratitude to all the teaching staff for all the knowledge that they invested in us for their patience and for their very interesting educational activities. for me, this retraining course was very interesting. we met many colleagues throughout the republic and in the future i hope we will be with cooperate with them. high-quality services require advanced profile knowledge, which this time about 60 young people received at the institute of the investigative committee , the completion of the official part, six graduates took an oath of allegiance to their homeland. 12 finalists of the show factor buy are ready for the first live broadcast tonight, the brave vocalist will fight on the same stage for the right to become the best of the best day in the pavilions of the national film studio. belarusfilm will have a d

blew off the roof from one of the kindergartens and damaged the roof of the school of culture, though the investigative committee was interested in the preschool institution it turned out, the roof was blocked there only 2 years ago after the previous powerful storm by the atlantic cyclones. so far , this boric mountain is just beginning to shift, therefore precipitation is expected today only on the outskirts of the west and north-west of the russian plain, but in the south in western siberia, the likelihood of snowfalls and a significant increase in wind, which could contribute to the purification of the atmosphere, is minimal, with this column of thermometers in the south of the urals and siberia again falling below -20. but the coldest yes is -30 ° and it will be at the irtysh and in altai in kuzbass in omsk, according to the latest data, about -17 in the sky above the city, the cloud is getting larger and the upcoming night. they will save the city from severe frosts . ponisya only up to -23, but the weather will still remain. network frost noticeably weakened only at the very end of the week, when the rising wind will bring snow clouds and clear the

of the republican center of the bank was also seriously damaged, thick walls, financial institutions, barely withstood the blow all the crimes of the ukrainian regime are recorded by the investigative committeen bank, these are atms of equipment, every kid immediately has glazing, there was no victim after a massive art shelling four districts of the city are partially de-energized, including one of the mines, in which there were more miners, the workers managed to raise to the surface in the late afternoon, sergei himself, alex kolchuk. andrey rudenko and oleg bondarenko together. the flow of money for ukraine has put the pentagon's criminal investigation service on high alert, the leadership, which fears that military supplies for the kiev regime could potentially be diverted to the black market. said that the risks of using american weapons for other purposes are extremely high. because most contracts. the pentagon is closed too quickly, and in this haste , facts of fraud can be missed. by the way, checks of military deliveries to ukraine have been going on for several months. however, more than one case of the resale of american weapons has not become public. although evidence is sometim

arrival of the workers of the medical institution also had to be there, trying to at least somehow put in order. we also have the opportunity to talk with the investigators of the investigative committeeo are fixing yet another ukrainian crime once again. the kalinin hospital was subjected to strikes by armed ukrainian formations. this time, a blow was struck on the body number 10 on the front. this presumably strike was conducted from multiple launch rocket systems, most likely the bm-21g more accurate information will already be established after a forensic political examination. gorlovsky too very, very restless, and there today the ukrainian artillery worked all night, the shelling is very serious, and about 30 shells were fired at the city of donetsk at night. well, in addition to shelling the hospital, ukrainian terrorists also shelled, uh, a densely populated quarter. we see a hit here. here is the funnel. here is the city , here is the striking force. all just went to the building. we see by flying out the windows in some apartments in some apartments. they are just knocked out. and behold, pay attention from the impact. yes, that is how it went fragmentation wave, here on the

the fact that on this basis, radical groups and individuals commit illegal actions. investigative committee investigates 16 criminal cases on the facts of 29 attacks on russian diplomatic institutionsnd their employees in ukraine in greece including three citizens of the russian federation and 22 citizens of ukraine, a criminal case is also being investigated against a citizen of ukraine on the fact of an attack motivated by national enmity and hatred against russian citizens in republic of cyprus german nazism rested, and anti-communism second anti-semitism and third hatred of the slavs. e. gypsy, here are the main postulates of the nazi ideology of that time and look, what is of all this in today's ukrainian state is anti-communism in full the communist party, for cleaning up the whole process of destruction of the past is called de-communization . although, in fact, this perforation. they hate russians, the son of valentin nikolaevna borisenko was killed because he was russian-speaking. this is an interview written just a few days after the tragedy, well, in the fifteenth year, and the son went out on the road or did not go out, probably, the ukrainian troops are so you know , s

the facts of war crimes, criminal cases were instituted. suspected in one reserve, one corpse in the second reserve or second pipe, the investigative group of the investigative committeeindicated address. the scene of the incident is being examined. german crosses on armored vehicles. the composition of the apu of the inhabitants of israel was outraged by the presence in their country of militants of ukrainian gold, who stay there and allegedly for treatment . people come out to demonstrate. jews live. i live normal people who have red interview someone hurt by a motorcycle car. here you stand, you recognize the israelis have become. they created an anti-fascist front for you, volunteers tell you what ukrainian nationalists really represent themselves and about our atrocities in the donbass. soviet union opposite i come from western ukraine there are many from moldova and from uzbekistan, from russia there are many who left both donchania and sluhansk. and that's all who care. we gathered volunteers from the israeli anti-fascist department together in the soynoye to deliver the first batch of humanitarian aid to the residents of the republics of donbass, this is, firs

office of the republican center of the bank, the thick walls of the financial institution, barely survived the blow, all the crimes of the ukrainian regime are fixed by the investigative committeee atms and equipment there is glazing after a massive art shelling, four districts of the city were partially de-energized, including number and one of the mines, in which there were more than a hundred miners, workers managed to raise to the surface in the late afternoon, sergei himself alex kolchuk. andrei rudenko and oleg bondarenko to lead the donetsk people's republic, the russian military figured out that they had eliminated two sabotage groups. above the lugansk people's republic intercepted haymars rockets in the nikolaev region destroyed the main direction of ammunition, as was said. today, the head of the headquarters of donetsk and south donetsk, but sergei shoigu , after a colleague of the ministry of defense, personally visited positions of our military in the special operation zone andrey grigoriev in more detail. the total length of the front line is 815 km at a time by helicopter not to look at the minister of defense of his entire inspection of the advanced positions o

of negligence causing death by negligence. now the investigative committee is determining the degree of guilt, envious of the kindergarten and employees of the mayor's office of magadan, responsibility for social institutionsa shcherbakova rustam akhmetov, magadan on yandex.market new year's sale, buy yandex station light for 3990 rubles and get cashback up to 2,000 plus points and pay from split immediately the rest later. for 399 rubles. can be experienced yourself or subscribe from viewing. a very good ticket is waiting for you on the website of branded stores and convenience stores. the vtb team will offer a solution.ru. go buy one smartphone, and the second as a gift, because we are agents. because the subscriber being an entrepreneur means keeping everything under control and i opened a sberbank account and use a retail solution. now i know my customers better and can earn more by comparing performance with competitors for your type of business. become a savings business client and use new opportunities for 0 rubles sberban. business with us every second entrepreneur with a 3d massage cream for deep correction of facial contours hyaluron collagen, vitamins effectively without injection. the investiga

22 person, but there is one more fact, the investigative committee detained the fire inspector, who participated in the prosecutor's inspection of the institutiona specialist, and this employee was charged with negligence , the number of restraints will be elected already in court. ostap gregorian kuzbass was fired upon, the settlements of donbass of the donetsk people's republic, the nationalists attacked donetsk in the morning, fired eight large-caliber shells and opened fire the night before with nato-style weapons from the same weapons. by residential buildings in the lpr were also under shelling in makiivka. our correspondent greganov assessed the scale of destruction. the ukrainian military continues to attack the settlements of the republic, hitting them with heavy artillery and a mikhailors rocket, the day before, a blow was struck at the village of mikhailovka, perevaysky district. during the firing. none of the people were injured on the spot, restoration work is underway. previously , the city of happiness was attacked, there is a criminal rubizhne among the local residents, there are dead and injured examples of security on donbass

fact that we learned just a few hours ago, the investigative committee detained a fire inspector who participated in the prosecutor's inspection of the institution as a specialist, and this employee is charged with negligence, the number of restraints will be chosen already in court. vera ostap thanks from kemerovo, our correspondent ostap gregorian fsb liquidated a group of supporters banned in our country and gilla reported this in the public relations center of the terrorist cell recruited russian citizens and transported them to the territory of ukraine and syria where they participated in combat actions against the russian armed forces, it was established that the group consisted of 19 people, 11 of them. including the organizers, the detainees were taken into custody, the rest were put on the federal wanted list, the operation to eliminate the international terrorist group was attended by employees of the fsb of the federal financial monitoring service and the investigative committee. during the investigation, it was established that since 2010, 19 citizens of the russian federation have organized an extensive interregional resource supply

because of such a difficult situation, children's institutions, in general, do not work in the donetsk people's republic. here we see the place of arrival - it works here. here is the investigative committeeh is currently recording the consequences of a missile attack that was delivered on the night of december 6-7, 2022. lucky it was late at night. here, all zina flew out. all across the road, respectively, we also see a residential building, the glazing is almost completely devoid of glazing, and the shops are on the ground floors, and practically the entrance and part of it is destroyed, i emphasize once again that thank god there were no people on the street down the street on shchors street, also hitting destruction and again, universitetskaya street here there is a gap here, and the hail came all right into the ground, apparently, the entire fragment part went directly underground, so here, well, minimal destruction is worth saying that it was here in the month of september that a terrible tragedy occurred. here is the bank. actually, where the explosion took place, when on the spot here, and more than twenty people died, that is, they are beaten by ukrainians. nationalists on the s

of the investigative committee. the strength of the lugansk school, which in 2014 ukrainian militants launched rocket attacks this summer, builders from moscow carried out a major overhaul in the educational institution more than 500 people study there, investigators opened a cadet class at the school, employees of the department delivered gifts to students and new equipment held an open lesson. igor mikhailov vladislav mirzayan, the whole telugan people's republic. women's organizations of the lpr association announced the creation of the movement of the mother of donbass, it is also planned to open a regional branch of the committees of the families of the soldiers of the fatherland, the main thing that the new development organization intends to do and spread the ideology of family values ​​and traditional education. also opposition to the fascist worldview. this committee was created in order to scorpion all the activities of women's organizations. and today we have gathered the most active, the most patriotic, you can say at mom luganskaya people's republic to persuade our mothers. you don't need activists. they understand that now on the shoulder and on the women's shoulders, lay heavy. burden.

now the investigative committee is determining the degree guilt of the head of the kindergarten and employees of the mayor's office of magadan responsible for the explosion of social institutionslyudmila shcherbakova rustam akhmetov lead, magadan 11 children from the luhansk donetsk people's republics aged from one year to 16 were brought to moscow for treatment, everyone needs the help of specialists of a narrow profile, the special board was accompanied by the deputy secretary of the general council of united russia anna kuznetsov, the humanitarian headquarters of the party collected lists of children with serious illnesses who need treatment and examination. on the automobile part of the crimean bridge rebuilt after the explosion in october opened to traffic. here is an exception for trucks for the time being, as early as tomorrow, drivers of heavy trucks will be able to use the ferry again, which was closed due to weather conditions. in general, the movement of cars, including buses of all classes, is felt by us. they are the last ones across the crimean bridge, and trucks, uh, those that transport goods with us, either empty feel the movement, either through a ferry cross

of hearing children, namely, therefore, now, due to such a difficult situation, children's institutions, in general, do not work in the donetsk people's republic. here we see the place of arrival - it works here. here is the investigative committeewhich is currently recording the consequences of a missile strike that was delivered on the night of december 6 to december 7, 2022. lucky it was late at night. here is everything that left over from a grocery store. all windows flew out. and, by the way, it is worth saying that this is not the first shelling. that's where the traktor is standing, there is a huge funnel, it is not clear what kind of projectile. but, most likely, also grad, but it detonated inwards, so there is no destruction nearby across the road. accordingly, we also see a residential building glazing. and it’s practically completely devoid of shops on the first floors, but practically the entrance , part of it is destroyed, i emphasize once again that thank god there were no people on the street down the street on the street shchors also hit destruction. here is a kindergarten with seven windows that were inserted with us, and so everything flew out. yes, yes, this is a kindergarten with 26 windows, there are no doo

the justice department investigate trump on four crimes, including aiding and insurrection. nancy pelosi wrote a forward, saying, "the work of the select committee underscores that our democratic institutionsy as strong as the commitment of those entrusted with their care. " >> nancy pelosi held her final press conference with reporters using the title speaker of the house. she reflected on her time holding one of the most important positions in the government. >> my goal and wish is the new leadership in the house based on the foundation we laid are forming their own approach and will do even better than the significant legislative successes i have had as speaker of the house. thank you all. happy holidays. >> last month, she announced she would speaker after holding the post under three different presidents. she still plans to represent san francisco as a representative. >> it took four years and more than half a million dollars, but san francisco has chosen its new trashcan. the slim silhouette is the winter according to the sf standard. it is one of three prototypes the department of public works had been the agency plans to tweak the silhouette to improve efficiency before rolling out

the justice department investigate trump on four crimes, including aiding and insurrection. nancy pelosi wrote a forward, saying, "the work of the select committee underscores that our democratic institutions are only as strong as the commitment of those entrusted with their care. " >> nancy pelosi held her final press conference with reporters using the title speaker of the house. she reflected on her time holding one of the most important positions in the government. >> my goal and wish is the new leadership in the house based on the foundation we laid are forming their own approach and will do even better than the significant legislative successes i have had as speaker of the house. thank you all. happy holidays. >> last month, she announced she would step down as house speaker after holding the post under three different presidents. she still plans to represent san francisco as a representative. >> it took four years and more than half a million dollars, but san francisco has chosen its new trashcan. the slim silhouette is the winter according to the sf standard. it is one of three prototypes the department of public works had been the agency plans to tweak the silhouette to improve ef

of the people. >> there appeared to be tension between the committee and the justice department as both institutions pursued their own investigationsas it important for the committee to wait until you concluded before you shared all of your evidence, all of your transcripts with the justice department? want to just turn everything over as you got it? >> i think the chairman in his wisdom thought that we did need to get through our process before it was turned over to the department of justice, or anybody else. precisely to prevent people from coordinating their stories and preventing people from trying to exploit the process. we are all very eager to see that everything goes public, and the public be able to access everything. but it is tough to run an investigation when things are coming out in jobs and you are continually playing defense against people who are trying to exploit and distort, mischaracterized what is come before. we have had a remarkably open process. we have a bipartisan process. we have put our witnesses under oath, the vast majority of our witnesses have been republicans who are into trump's administration, who

of whether the pandemic began with a leak from the wuhan institute of virology or naturally has divided scientists and government officials. last year u.s. intelligence agencies said both theories are plausible. >> other committees are promising covid investigationscongressman mike turner is a top republican on the house intelligence committee, said he would consider issuing subpoenas for the office of the director of national intelligence if it fails to provide information on its own covid-19 origin inquiry. bret? >> bret: rich, thank you. there is new scrutiny tonight on the collapse of the crypto currency firm ftx. senators on the banking committee held a hearing one day after federal prosecutors announced charges against the company's founder. president biden and his team are dodging questions about the donations to democrats from sam bankman-fried's company. correspondent david spunt has tonight's update. >> sam bankman-fried woke up in a bahamian jail, cited in a u.s. state department report being infested with rats, maggots and insects a bahamian judge denied him bail and ordered him to stay in custody until at least february 8th. his extradition status to the united states pending. on capitol hill, testimony from once enthusiastic celebri

in terms of after george santos gets sworn in on tuesday, the most the house of representatives as an institution could do is to launch a house ethics committee investigationhs and months to complete. then to make a formal recommendation. on top of that, if you see republicans -- rank and file republicans having issues with him being in the conference, they could vote to remove him, which, of course, they famously did for liz cheney more recently. they could also kick him off of his committees. there's a lot that they could do after that speakership vote happens. right now, george santos really has all the cards. if he wants to get sworn into congress on tuesday, he is going to be sworn in. >> let's transition a little bit here and get into mr. trump's tax returns that are set to be released tomorrow. there's going to be a lot to dig into there, especially going off of some of the details of the summary we saw last week. let's expand on that a little bit. >> yeah. this is one of the last acts, you could say, of democrats as they control the house of representatives is to put the tax returns out there. we knew a lot about his finances. this will certainly t

institution for good richards remarkable legacy here will endure. whether that's urusing his charm and judgment of character to disarm committee witnesses and get to the bottom of complex issues under investigation or using his fluency and house speak to translate key andask for us , his colleagues here in the chamber and i be missed if i didn't mention how richard excels at turning up the pressure to break the stalemate. you see if issues are dragging out and no solution appears forthcoming unless richard was the point person he frequently threatened to leave town altogether until things got lworked out . we're talking about a colleague who is famous for keeping closer tabs on the senate's weekly wrap-ups and testifying anyone. in fact as i understand it richard came so famous for tracking the timing of final votes so closely that some other offices would try calling team burr for the scoop before they even tried the program. now as richard seemingly laid-back you might assume our friend is eager to get out to the beach or the links . but that would be another one of those deceptiveappearances . the truth is richard become an expert at speedy getaways because he wanted to shortchange his duties

of that is important. and i want to go back to what you said which is that, the institutional problems that we have seen, the secret service clearly needs to be investigated. whatever they have found at the committee should be in the report. but that is not the end of it. somebody needs to investigate and make sure that we can trust the secret service to protect president biden and whoever the next president is. going forward. or our next presidents, going forward. that is really important. the fbi needs to be looked at. all of those things are important institutional issues that can only be handled by investigating them and then taking legislative action to make sure that you plug the holes. >> even having this conversation for so long, i just want to bring us back to the fact that time is of the essence here. we are now the next three weeks and then, that is likely when it comes to the work of the one sixth committee so it struck me that you had a republican event in new york this week, there were new york post reports that marjorie taylor greene joked about january 6th saying quote, if steve bannon and i had organized that, we would've won. not to mention, we would have been armed. you will for

the justice department investigate trump on crimes including aiding and insurrection. house speaker nancy pelosi said the work of the select committee underscores that our democratic institutions are only as strong as the commitment of those who are entrusted with their care. kumasi: nancy pelosi delivered her final news conference as house speaker, reflecting her time in one of the most powerful positions in u.s. government. new leaders in the house are forming their own approach and will do better than even the significant legislative successes i have had as speaker of the house. thank you all. happy holidays. kumasi: last month, pelosi announced she would be stepping down. she still plans to represent san francisco as house representative. still ahead, a slowdown in the california exodus. more people are deciding to stay in california. reggie: the change coming for tesla in the new year. with the company will no longer be able to say it's cars can do. drew: if you are taking to the skies today, we have a storm that is wrapping up around the great lakes. cold air. get these windchills. we are 31 below in chicago. nashville coming in at -19. thankfully, this cold air staying

institutions, in general, do not work in the donetsk people's republic. here we see the place of arrival. it works here. here is the investigative committeee consequences of the missile strike that was inflicted on the night of december 6-7, 2022 are currently being recorded. windows and across the street. accordingly, we also see a residential building, the glazing is almost completely devoid of glazing down the street on shchorsa street, there is also a hit of destruction and again, universitetskaya street here is a gap, and the hail came all right into the ground, apparently, the entire fragment part went directly underground, so here , well, minimal destruction is worth saying that it was here in the month of september that a terrible tragedy occurred. here is the bank. uh, actually, where did the explosion happen, when on the spot here, and more than twenty people died, the situation in the city of donetsk is heating up, but it is standing still. to say that they are shelling and hay shelling also in makiivka, but now the most severe in the kiev region was recorded several blows andrey potapov andreevich bondarenko to lead. donetsk p

the investigative committee of russia opened a criminal case. in fact, the shelling of the kalinin hospital in donetsk happened on the eve of the nationalists were in a medical institutionles hit the neurosurgery department and the ward where the patients were recovering from the operation, a person died, there were wounded from the scene alexei ivanov’s report and i want to thank all the employees of the hospital and the neurosurgical department in particular, who, at the risk of their own fulfills his life the debt of separate instructions on how to act for hospital staff during shelling no, during the evacuation, everyone knows you need to go down to the shelter without panic, but then a special projectile flew right into the medical building. you are the transport material. yes, yes, most of the patients were in the wards, after the operation, some of them can’t even get up doctors and nurses, the largest kalinin hospital in donbass, despite the threat of new shelling, took everyone to a safe place, grabbed them and started helping each other to run to the second floor of the second, they ran to us we started helping people started screaming. help him kill the doors

the house. i think the committee, which has been somewhat toothless in the past, and to ron's point, i think you're seeing some of the advantages of congressional investigations, and you're seeing some institutional bias there. from an outsider looking at this, it definitely should a light on fellow members of congress. >> quickly, molly, go ahead. we've heard that representative latter milk was giving tours. there is definitely members of members of congress who spoke at the stop the steal rally. there's certainly members of congress implicated, so it is a bit strange that there is not more on that. >> charlie, i quickly want to get to you because you are on the ethics committee. was it to this in this case? >> well, the committee is basically constructing between five republicans and five democrats. if one side chooses not to play ball, there is not going to be any type of sanction. i have my sense on this issue that if it were these members before the committee, i thought that there would be any sanctions on this one. i just don't know how they will come to an agreement, unless they have really damning information on the role of a particular member in terms of inciting this insurrection. i don

of the investigative committee visited the luhansk school, which in 2014 was used by ukrainian militants. launched rocket strikes this summer builders from moscow carried out a major overhaul in the educational institutiong. investigators opened a cadet class at the school for 500 people department employees delivered gifts to students and new equipment held an open lesson igor pikhanov. vladislav mirzayan. svetil luhansk people's republic of reliable strategic missile forces guarantees the security of russia and its allies, sergei shoigu said. congratulations to the servicemen and veterans of the strategic missile forces on their professional holiday. on combat on duty, modern mobile complexes yars remain. they have no analogues in the world , the enemy will not be able to track the missile launch site. well, as well as the latest avangard hypersonic systems are able to overcome existing and promising systems . anti-missile defense of the enemy is powerless power at home, readiness tnt lunar equivalent. this is more, unfortunately, to compare nothing with 25 and russia. the same week, a new batch of yars intercontinental ballistic missiles was loaded into silo launchers in the host compound . work was

the justice department investigate trump on four crimes, including eating an insurrection. house speaker nancy pelosi wrote you forward in the report sing the work of the select committee underscores that our democratic institutions are only as strong as the commitment of those who are entrusted with their care. reggie: nancy pelosi delivered her final news conference as house speaker, reflecting on her time holding one of the most powerful positions in u.s. government, and looked to the future. nancy: my goal, my wish is that the members that are new leadership in the house based on the foundation that we have laid are forming their own approach will do even better than the significant legislative successes that i have had as speaker of the house. thank you all. happy reggie: holidays. last month, she announced she would step down as house speaker after holding the post under three different presidents. she still plans to represent san francisco as house representative. kumasi: it seems that california exit this we have seen since the state of the pandemic is begin to slow down. new data from the census bureau shows that 114 thousand people left the state over the past year. that's about 0.3% of the population,

committee. i also know that we are not at the end of the road and we will continue to assist in investigations together with other e u institutions. for as long as it takes, corruption cannot pay. and we have played our part in ensuring these plans could not materialize. and i must be clear. the allegations are not about left or right or north or south. this is about right and wrong. and i would, i would appeal to you to resist the temptation to exploit this moment for political gain, though not cheap and a threat that we are facing. now i am in politics like so many of you here to fight corruption, to stand up for the principles of europe. this is a test of our values and of our systems and colleagues, let me assure you that we will meet this test head on. there will be no impunity, none those responsible will find this parliament on the side of the law. and i am proud of our role and assistance in this investigation. there will be no sweeping under the carpet. we will launch an internal investigation to look at all the facts related to the parliament and to look at how our systems can become yet more water tight. there will be

of history but potentially also and we had this earlier on in the week part . busy off the any criminal investigations that may follow, this is a congressional committee vacant. they called institute criminal proceedings, but clearly hoping that the information inside this, this enormous report will prove irresistible to prosecutors. yeah. as i say she had this report then gets referred to the department of justice, the dea jay, could spell even more legal troubles for donald trump. what happens next? what do you have its own? well, several investigation. is it on top of that one specifically now with it, with it, with a, a special investigator who's been, who's been empowered to look into a lot of these same issues who have a special investigator out the d j. because the old trump has declared himself a presidential candidate, the da j being a biden department of justice doesn't want to appear to be politically tainted in any way. so we have, we have this prosecutor with apparently impeccable credentials, not looking into that a lot of their own, the whole new investigatory materials. we don't know how much of this already overlaps what they, how we did that actually before this

of the house judiciary committee. investigations like newt gingrich, there was an einvestigation that emerged because these were institutionalists who valued the institutionr own ox was going to get bored. we don't see that in his version of the republican party especially in the house. i'm pessimistic that anything is going to happen further in the house select committee, even in the new house. >> to david's point, let's just underscore, two of these members are kevin mccarthy, the leader who may or may not be the next speaker. and jim jordan who is likely to be the chairman of the house judiciary committee. it's -- you know, it may be dead on arrival. but it certainly says something that two such prominent members of the republican conference. >> but just correct me if i'm wrong, pamela, there are different offenses, quote-unquote, about these different members. kevin mccarthy and jim jordan refused to comply with subpoenas from the committee. but there are other individuals like scott perry who the congressman from pennsylvania, who i think, was playing some sort of role in introducing jeffrey clark. >> yep. >> that was the guy that trump wanted to tak

of justice could not bring unless it is referred by the committee and that is for contempt. >> maya? >> well, i -- nick is absolutely right on that last point. the department can't itself just institute an investigation for the contempt. i think what is important to remember here is the department of justice has two criminal investigations going on involving former president donald trump right now including what may come to him on fake electors. we know and there is evidence in the record from january 6 that the public record even before that that he was directly engaged in the fake elector conspiracy. and the department has gotten convictions against, you know, the oath keepers in two cases on seditious conspiracy. which is a harder one to prove. but i think we could potentially see certainly a referral on that with regard to donald trump. because there is evidence, a, he knew he lost the race. right? lots of evidence that we already know from the january 6 hearings. but b, you know, the impact of his inciting people including the fact that there was testimony that he knew that there were weapons coming on to the grounds of the rally. and yet he still wanted people to march over to the capitol. so w

institutions. puerto rico need not be a place of unmitigated disaster. how many more people need to die for fema and the government of puerto rico to invest in these alternatives? we urge the committee to investigate the lima contractor, the role of the epidemiologic recess. we has the committee to inquire -- in compliance with fema, consider distributed renewable energy, and the use of fema funds for rooftop solar and storage systems that will provide lifesaving electric services to the president to puerto rico. the use of fema funds will determine the viability of puerto rico for generations to come using fema funds to reveal the centralized puerto rico grid as proposed by loom and the government to puerto rico as a way of weeks the taxpayer money. thank you. >> let me, let me ask members were getting with matt stubborn, if you have any questions. >> thank you very much, mister chair. just a few questions for -- thank you for joining us today. is luma in charge of energy generation for is prepa? >> thank you congressman for the question, luma is in charge of transportation and distribution for generation. >> does loom a have any control over skyrocketing energy prices? >> no. in fact, congressma

of major tech the companies and top government institutions. like the fbi to hold bad actors accountable. here to explaihere tn more ,l bi congressman james comey.he he will be investigating the bidens and the judiciarys jn committee. >> jim jordan, h ae will beher r investigating whethe nr or not our fbi politicized and department of justice's we. onizes >> congressman colmer, i'll begin with you. now that wie, the fbi, had this laptop for 11 months, there is low hanging fru but that's not the big one .n the you said when you made your announcement about your investigation, this is an investigatnounceme e into the presidentthat l of the united states .ap that laptop implicates joe biden. we have photographs that proveet that he was with hunter and hise foreign business associates. we know that he went and attended meetings with foreign business associates and hunter.no kw hun groans and complains. he's paying dad or pops all this money. so the question here is , is this the biggest influences t peddling scandal? >> congress is investigating? >> absolutely.s is there's nothing like it in the history of america. we've never had a family that pl has influencede peddling to thir degree. and if you look at the the who

institution for good, but richard's remarkable legacy here will endure. whether that's meant using his charm and judgment of character to disarm committee witnesses and get to the bottom of complex issues under investigation or using his fluency to translate key issues issues -- for his colleagues in the upper chamber. if an issue is dragging out and no solution appears forthcoming, unless richard was the point person himself he frequently would threaten to leave town altogether until things got worked out. we're talking about a colleague who's famous for keeping closer tabs on the senate's weekly wrap-up proceedings than just about anyone. in fact, as i understand it, richard's team became so famous for tracking the timing of final votes so closely, that some other offices would try calling team burr for the scoop before they would even try the cloakroom. now with richard's seemingly laid-back demeanor you might assume our friend was eager to get out to the beach or hit the links, but that would be another one of those deceptive appearances. the truth is richard didn't become an expert at speedy getaways because he wanted to shortchange his duties. in fact, it was just the opposite. even as a devoted pub

of you. i would commend, mr. chairman, as this committee is looking further into this investigation and the reports that will follow on, that what first alaskans instituteas put in place with the tribunal and the summit on boarding and residential schools in alaska. this process that allows for the stories to be heard to provide for this source of healing is something that hopefully others can look to as a process, i hesitate to call it best practices, but i think often times, where do we start? where do we begin? how can we allow for a safe space for the sharing, and knowing that it will not just be words into a room, but that by sharing, that healing can begin. i recognize the heart that has gone into the effort by first alaskans, and how in our state, we are beginning the slow steps, those initial steps. there is much to be done, but i think we saw from those that have shared today that we are in the beginning steps. much work to do, and i appreciate the committee's attention to this. >> thank you, vice chair murkowski. i want to thank the rtestifiers for their testimony and important work going forward. this will be the beginning of an ongoing proce

of you. i would commend, mister chairman, as this committee is looking further into this investigation and the reports and what will follow on, that the first alaskans institutehe tribunals and this summit on some boarding and residential schools in alaska. this process allows for the stories to be heard, to provide for this source of healing. something that hopefully others can look forward to as a process, and as a -- i hesitate to call it the best practices, but i think oftentimes we look -- where do we start? where do we begin? how can we allow for a safe space for the sharing and knowing that it won't just be words into a room, but that by sharing that healing can begin. i do recognize the heart that has gone into the effort by first alaskans, and how in our state, we are the gaining those slow steps. there is much to be to get it done, but i think we saw from those that have shared today that we are in the beginning in those beginning steps. so much work to do, and i appreciate the committee's attention to this. >> thank you very much, vice chair murkowski. i want to thank all who testified for their incredible testimony, of course. but also their impor

of the head of the department. dmitry mountains. professor the teaching staff held the next already, the third graduation of students of the institute. the chairman of the investigative committeeoted the important role of the departmental educational institution in the formation of the personnel core of the belarusian investigation . retraining was preceded by passing the state exam. and i would like to express my deep gratitude to all the teaching staff for all the knowledge that they have invested in us for their patience and for their very interesting educational activities for me, this retraining course was very interesting. we we met many colleagues throughout the country and i hope that we will cooperate with them in the future.