the internal investigation department will take over. yes, i'm finally leaving your apartment. they don't get hung up. how did you hang yourself? wait a minute, they managed to establish the identity, but the identity has not yet been established. they punched nothing. wow. okay, let's work out the connections of this artyom be a hair dryer. well, when you already repair your door. that the drug addict hanged himself on the leader and so far nothing useful has been learned about him. why if you call the unions of combatants, you can call, but i doubt that a person who served in the army of an imaginary enemy will advertise this. i'll check anyway. you don't have to do this. i 'm waiting for oleg to send. and you come on, duy to the experts. something tells me our guy was helped to die. bitch, let's wait with the sweets. here's how here's sweets, then first porridge now sunny candy. first we will cook porridge. remains to me the idea of ​​​​tacit surveillance was fundamentally wrong. push like that. that's beside the point. i told you, work folder for the 12th. here is your hand

sergei yudin, eighty-ninth year, senior detective of the criminal investigation department. department of internal of the irkutsk region the executive committee passed the day, the second third silence. the staff literally fell down again. on the fifth day of the ambush, several employees were allowed to rest at night, return to the office to have a bite to sleep , someone brought a thermos, sandwiches were laid out for coffee, an invigorating drink was poured, and suddenly a call came from the authorities. urgently on departure, the employees hurried to the idea, they did not touch the coffee. only much later it turned out that it saved their lives in the drink there was poison that could kill several people at once and one of his own brought it. meanwhile, the detectives found out. what happened near the dental clinic. around one in the morning, two employees who remained in ambush suddenly heard the sound of broken glass. they jumped out into the street and saw a young man who, noticing the police, rushed to run, stop, i’ll stand, the unknown tried to escape, but he did not manage to break away

andrey romanov in 1987 , the senior detective of the criminal investigation department of the internalairs directorate of the kuibyshev city executive committee, why did they kill an experienced criminal? the maid, the youth hotel, and said that she remembers, they dragged youngsters into the room there, well, respectively, walked walked. walked on what is clearly unearned income. in our country, money, participating in cash circulation, serves as a measure of value, the universal equivalent of a means of exchanging the results of labor. 200 rub. this is the average monthly salary of an engineer in russia, teachers received even less. workers at factories were paid 200-300 rubles. depending on the rank. wages were low in trade and public catering. but who went to work in trade for the sake of wages. those years have already begun to rise in price products, especially alcohol anti-alcohol company. and most importantly, shortages began to be felt throughout the country, in some areas there were coupons for meat, butter and other products, but the soviet ruble was still strong on chervona

latyshev in the eighty-fourth year, senior inspector of the criminal investigation department of the dzerzhinsky district department of internalthe city of volgograd the detectives did not begin to dismiss the version of vanya's kidnappers from among their acquaintances. without arousing suspicion, only one employee of the criminal investigation department could remain in the apartment. they became the operative vanik sagayan. detective attentively watched all the guests, that if the kidnapper of the boy's father himself appears under the guise of a donor, how is the investigation going? they came to him to bring money to help him, and now it was a difficult moment, it was necessary to sort out somehow where the criminal was. and where people with good intentions come to help. during the day, they were able to collect cash bonds of gold jewelry in the amount of 50,000. but it was only a third of the ransom. there was deathly silence in the apartment, everyone was waiting tensely for a phone call. however, the criminals were in no hurry began murmuring from the side of the parents, what for? we contacted the police. apparently,

i think no one needs to explain that we have chips to kill the head of the investigative department of the internaldy called from moscow i have a big request to postpone all current affairs and deal with semyonov. i was acquainted with semyonov, a normal man. we have clear suspicions that the murder of semyonov was the work of drug dealers, from where, according to the assumptions of which a well-known drug dealer in the city is in volokh, semyonov detained volokh more than once, but every time he got away with it and continued to trade. and he lives, by the way, speaking 50 meters from the crime scene. volokha in the apartment. no, the neighbors are very scared. they say they didn't see or hear anything. not in the club either. i just came from there. let's not now, then. well, i think that volkhov is wanted only because he lives near the crime scene and sells drugs. and it's kind of weird. maybe we'll figure it out first. what was semyonov doing there with the search? excuse me, yes, artur darich. continue without me. now i can’t in two hours, i’ll drive up and arrange it. if you have versions, p

employees of the police department of the investigative committee of the investigative department, primarily the territorial one for the city of bor, employees of the ministry of internalnd the investigative committee from nizhny novgorod arrived to help their colleagues. and soon the whole region also found out about the loss of little lera. well, announcements have already been made on social networks, etc., so that local residents pay attention, orientation, mother raised leroux alone, but where is the girl's father? maybe it was he who stole the child from the man had a tragic fate once he committed a murder by negligence, protecting his wife from the attack of a robber. in the colony where he died of an illness, other versions were worked out, after graduation she could go for a walk with friends , classmates, or stay at a party with her girlfriend, maybe the girl was kidnapped for ransom, but her mother lived modestly from paycheck to paycheck. it is unlikely that she could pay a large sum for the child. relatives of a missing child often engage in self-deception, consciousness helpfully throws up the most harmless version, a beloved child fled in search of adven

to detain yuriy targashikov in the early eighties, the head of the criminal investigation department of the central internalffairs directorate of the volgograd region of the regiment? gennady was visibly nervous, looking around looking for something. the operatives listened to where the bandits were hiding, was the boy with them? without argument, he bent down, suddenly there was a sound of breaking glass; a man held a bottle with a broken bottom and aimed the fragments at his neck. the reaction of the operatives was instantaneous on the face, tears ran down gennady. a second later it became clear what pushed him to the impulsive act of the gaspars showed the detectives the note. drive 150 thousand for a living son or we will send the head separately said after a long silence the kidnappers called. they named the meeting place and a specific grave. the father found the note under the mourning wreath. i read it and the letters jumped before my eyes. even 50,000 is a lot of money, but unknown reminded, we need three times as much. so, vanya cannot be saved. the man lost his nerve. the detectives guessed the c

investigations in this, those issues are being addressed right now. i can tell you some of these more administrative. one of them was the internal affairs department . they weren't addressing internal affairs investigations in a timely manner, and this goes back all the way to 2000 and three well, they have fixed that problem. that's one of the 52 problems that they were going through. a lot of the things are kind of behind the scenes stuff that we don't always see. and it looks like the department has come around, so it's going to be over a year or so for them to complete the final task and then for the judge to review that everything is in compliance. and after that, and only after that will open the finally be released from this n s a. but the good news today is they're very close. heather and frank to that to that eventually happening, and as we heard from both the police chief and the mayor publicly making their commitment to continue the work that needs to be done, saying once that federal oversight ends , it doesn't end all of the reforms that have been put been put in place, but they will continue to work hard every day to make opd what it is

hermann sannikov in the sixty-ninth year, the head of the criminal investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs of the udmurt autonomous soviet socialist republic was covered in blood, an examination determined that someone had shot her in the back of the head with a gun. silk bewilderment for what the unfortunate was deprived of her life? it seemed like a simple murder. it would seem that nothing in the field was forgotten together, but nevertheless, it turned out to be pink. several people in the village heard the shot, thought the hunters were in the forest, but this time someone was hunting the man. after a terrible state of emergency, frightened residents were even afraid to leave the house, whether something would come and more doing something, the village was frightened the whole ivasia pozdeeva in the sixty-ninth year, a resident of the kessky district. on that day, an operative was walking through the village and suddenly heard the sounds of music against the background of general alarm, very strange, detective. went up to the house. and suddenly i saw a dancing woman, she look

. >> he is supervising the investigation and i'm not at liberty to talk about internal justice department deliberations, but he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> are any senior officials in your department being briefed? >> again, he is the supervisor of this investigation, and, you know, the normal processes of the department occur, but he is the supervisor. >> if you will not be able to say whether there have been communications, i would like for you to tell me -- to answer this question, if you would. would it be appropriate for the president to call you into the oval office and tell you that his son didn't break the law regarding this matter? >> absolutely not, and the president has not done that and the president has committed not to interfere not only in that investigation but any kind of -- investigation. >> i do wonder this, then, why the president is resorting to tv and having surrogates go on tv to say that message. earlier this month, white house chief of staff ron klein stated on television that the preside

igor mareev eighties years older, the detective of the criminal investigation department of the zhdanovskiy district department of internalrs of the city of moscow woke up briefly and told about the incident. when a shot rang out on the territory of the plant, did the watchman jump out into the street and run towards the sound? and then he got a bullet of animals. ilyinsky, clutching the wound with his hand, returned to the lodge to call the police on the phone, but lost consciousness. the detectives were interested in the signs of the killer. you saw him and recognized him and the watchman surprised the police officers. he was a short, stocky man. he shot from afar. the man but the evidence of the young wife of cowards assured the perpetrator was a teenage boy. the detectives admitted that they would have to work out both versions; they raised the cases of those previously convicted of special attention by the recidivist of short stature , the consequences, meanwhile, he was looking for an answer to the main question. who benefited from the director's death? and then a remarkable story unfolded. two weeks before the murd

being made with officials in washington >> he is supervising the investigation and i'm not at liberty to talk about internal justice department deliberations but he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> fox is told grand jury proceedings tied to the hunter biden, investigators are looking into tax records and overseas business deals. candidate biden told fox news in 2019 he never discussed business with his son. fox news looked at some of the white house visitor logs showing in 2016 hunter's long time business partner visited the campus multiple times. eight times including those on your screen. the meetings with various people including the vice president's chief of staff. we're told there wasn't much to share and public records dating back several years. the white house not usually able to talk a lot more about the investigation punting to the justice department when these questions come up we do expect that lawmakers if republicans were to take the house and senate would dig a lot deeper on this. they believe there was something fishy going on for so long a

internal affairs of russia for the ryazan region earlier information about his detention appeared on the official websites of the regional department of the ministry of internal affairs and the investigativeommittee, according to some reports, mayor sabirov was relaxing in nature with his friends on the night of april 9. here are their probable photos at some point between the hunters there was a quarrel ruslan sabirov, according to the investigation, took up a knife and inflicted more than 20 wounds on one of his comrades, the second also did not spare after the massacre. sabirov disappeared, allegedly went to ryazan from there. he reported to the police that his friends were missing and did not get in touch and even together with the security forces, he went to the forest in search, but it did not work out to confuse the investigation. sobirov had already been arrested for the exact motives for the crime. investigators are now investigating. surprisingly, the ryazan press preferred. don't miss this story. games with fire on order became known the details of the arrest of hooligans who put fireworks under the door of a gamer in st. petersburg and almost smashed the entire front door. it

victor krivkin of the criminal investigation department of the samoylov district department of internalgion the name of the deceased was established even when examining the crime scene. the driver's documents survived in the glove compartment of the car. it was robert bakhtaryan, the foreman of the construction team. the detectives went to the man's house, the door was opened by the young angel's wife. the creation named svetlana of the deceased is 40 years old, she is 24 and here is the difference such a possibility is 16 years old . svetlana was depressed by the terrible death of her husband, said robert drove. in the evening, her son fell ill to her mother in a neighboring village, so svetlana began to look after him; robert himself went home and disappeared. yuri listened to the explanations one more time, and he had more and more questions. firstly, the marriage is not registered in the registry office. and besides, they are too obvious for the alliance, but they lived for 8 years, so that at the age of sixteen we have a son of 4 years. it was hard to believe that such a tender and

currently, on the fact that the investigation departments of the police department number three of the russian ministry of internalropol initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under article 213 of the criminal code of the russian federation , a forensic medical examination was appointed to establish the severity of bodily injuries inflicted on a citizen. by the way , the second driver will have to answer according to the law not only for the exit sidewalk, but because of the lack of registration plates on the car with an insurance policy. under what circumstances did he die?

. >> he is supervising the investigation and, you know, i'm not at liberty to talk about internal justice departmentd that investigators are looking into whether hunter violated money laundering or tax laws over a period of several years. president biden said he never discussed his son's foreign business dealings with him. fox news discovered one of hunter's long time business partners visited the white house quite a bit in 2016, at least eight times. one lawmaker says that is worth further scrutiny. >> either trying to take a bunch of pictures in the white house to prove credibility to be able to enhance his marketing with these foreign nationals or he was trying to conduct specific business in the white house. that's a question that the bidens need to answer. that's a question the american people deserve. >> the white house was asked just yesterday about these visitor logs. it insists this is not news because the logs go back several years and made public back then. they took a swipe at the trump administration yesterday saying that that administration did not release those visitor logs. either wa

. >> he is supervising investigations and i'm not at liberty to talk about the internal justice department deliberations but he? is in charge of that investigation, and will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> and or any senior officials in your department being briefed. >> again, he is a supervisor of this investigation and the normal processes of the department a but he is the supervisor of this investigation. >> if you will be able to say whether they been communications there and i, would like for you to tell me our answer this question, if you would, would you say it would be appropriate for the president of the united states hollywood to the oval office and tell you, that his son did not break the law regarding this matter. >> absolutely not the president has not done that in the presence committed not to interfere not only that otherigation but any conduct. >> i agree with you but i do wonder this, by the president is resorting to tv having surrogates on tv to say, just that message earlier this month the white house chief of staff, defined stated on national t

department. chief bill scott announced the arrest of two current police officers and one former officer. this comes after two separate internal affairs investigations. the crimes were not related. retired officer mark williams is accused of possessing an illegal machine gun and embedlement. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department released a 1993 crime scene photo. that's where a victim of the so-called happy face killier was found. as we showed you yesterday, it took years of dna research to identify the woman as patricia skiple of oregon. the happy faced killer admitted to strangling her and is now in prison in oregon. >> the family, they were so grateful to be able to know what had happened to their sister, to their mom, and be able to really have some of their questions answered that they have just been longing for a long time. >> genealogy is often used to find suspects. but this marks the first time the sheriff's department has used it to identify a victim. >>> the family of a man shot and killed in a walmart by a police officer is now suing the city and police department. this is body cam footage of the encounter with the now retired

officers of the criminal investigation department of the department of the ministry of internal affairsssia for the urban district, domodedovo, moscow region, as a result of operational search activities, detained a man born in 1996, suspected of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm to three citizens. do you recognize? and what kind of liquid was sulfuric acid sulfuric acid? yes, but why and why did they do this? what is the motive of reality resentment? what are the relationships at the moment? i did not like the appearance of his unhealthy, and his inhibited speech and himself looks like movement. he has inhibited the same it is clear that he is an inadequate person to meet with such an inadequate person. no , i think he just pursued me, i don’t know this person, i don’t want to see him at all. i can assume that roman was with him, a man himself believed in this and lived in this obsession in a delirium of jealousy, and therefore you have already turned out to be a bench. he liked her. he went on like this , first love. she rejected. he molested chased and mani is already here t

>> he is supervising the investigation, i am not at liberty to talk about internal justice department deliberations but he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> are any senior officials in your department being briefed? >> again, he is the supervisor of this investigation. the normal processes of the department occur, but he is the supervisory of this investigation. >> if you won't be able to say whether there have been communications there, i would like for you to tell me, answered this question, if you would. do you think it would be appropriate for the president of the united states to call you into the oval office and tell you that his son didn't break the law regarding this matter? >> absolutely not. the president has not done that, the president has committed not to interfere, not only in that investigation but any kind of -- >> i agree with you, but i do wonder this, then. why the president is recording to tv and having his surrogates go on tv to share this message. just last month chief of staff shared on telev

international war crimes investigation. >> the world is seeing what is happening in ukraine, and the justice department is seeing what is happening in ukraine. >> reporter: as the russian forces are withdrawing from places like kyiv, we are seeing the destruction left behind, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> and the prices at the pump is gradually reducing, but i have not felt it yet. what to know about summer travel. >>> and the tax break that vehicle owners will no longer be receiving. stay with us. you are watching "today in the bay." [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech. >>> right now at 4:40, as you are heading out in concord, this is how the bay is shaping upment partly cloudy skies, and the temperatures will be in the upper 50s and eventually hitting 90 degrees this afternoon, and we are looking to set many high temperature records. t with relooking at when we will be cooling off in th

international investigation of what happened. although according to reports from the pentagon, the us defense department cannot now independently confirm what exactly happened to bucha, we should consult with our partners. what there may be a mechanism for moving forward obviously that the international criminal court is where the war crimes court was in the past, but there were other examples of other conflicts where both mechanisms were used. so the details are still to be worked out. besides. this is what we do every day, we continue to increase pressure on the russian economy and supply weapons to ukraine. washington is preparing a package of new sanctions against russia, well, and besides that, they promise. to increase the supply of arms to ukraine as american experts estimate that the conflict could drag on for months, if not longer this is a flagrant violation of several conventions, and prisoners of war earlier on the internet there was a video of the execution of wounded russian prisoners, meanwhile, released russians tell stories of incredible cruelty of representatives of the armed forces and nazi groups of people were tort

investigating the testimony of russian military personnel who spoke about the horrendous treatment in ukrainian captivity torture bullying the department said that the action the ukrainian side violates all norms of international, the geneva convention russia, unlike ukraine, treats foam humanely investigators report that they will do everything possible to find the perpetrators ukrainian nationalists used firearms against prisoners , causing fatal wounds or serious injuries. deprived of sleep of water, systematically knocked down food, kept in unsuitable conditions, not providing even minimal medical care , the necessary work will be organized as a result, aimed at establishing the identity of the places of service of other data of ukrainian nationalists and their commanders involved in these atrocities. in mariupol, the mayor was elected at the council of local communities this is konstantin ivashchenko, an experienced, whose head in the city is well known, he was the director of the plant, azovmash, and also a deputy of the local city council from the opposition platform for life in the liberated territory of mariupol after the stampede of local authorities. there was no one to solve pressing problems. but

investigation by the international criminal court. we have helped launch investigations from the u.n. human rights council from the osce, the justice departmentrs in europe last week meeting with european prosecutors to talk about collecting evidence and gathering it and synthesizing it. we have been cooperating with the war crimes prosecution set up in the ukrainian prosecutor general's office. so we are going to continue to hold conversations with our allies and partners about what the ultimate accountability mechanism will be, but right now we are focused on collecting evidence, previewing it and making sure it can be provided to hold any russians accountable for war crimes. >> understood. i think there is a lot of people who view that as productive. just to be clear and i will move on to other topics, the biden position is help the court, but never join it? >> what we said is we welcome that investigation. we welcome the investigation as we have welcomed the other investigations and we are going to continue to talk with our allies and partners about what the best mechanism is going forward. but i should be very clear that we welcome them

at present , on the fact that the investigation departments of the police department number three of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the city of stavropol have initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under article 213 of the criminal code of the russian federation, conducting a forensic medical examination in order to establish the severity of bodily injuries inflicted on a citizen. by the way, the second driver will also have to answer according to the law, not only for leaving the sidewalk, but because of the lack of registration plates on the car and the insurance policy. under what circumstances did the st. petersburg student timur babadzhanov die, the court of witnesses to the crime itself will have to find out. no forensic experts believe that the young man died due to being severely beaten, the only defendant is vadim adrianov's investigation believes that it was he who killed the student mistook for a car thief. at the same time, babadzhanov was an excellent student, taught in a children's circle, was fond of space, all this is bad and fits in with the theft of cars for the gift of m

international war crimes investigation. >> the world sees what is happening in ukraine the justice department sees what is happening in ukraine. >> reporter: as russian forces withdraw from kyiv, we are seeing the destruction left behind ukraine still bracing for more in other parts of the country. lawmakers on capitol hill are calling for a federal report on evidence of war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine frank. >> brie, thank you for latest. >>> turning attention back to the markets after the rough day on wall street that saw all three indexes in the red nasdaq down 4% in the last two days investors are cautious over a looming recession and increasingly hawkish fed and forecast across multiple sectors. data from mastercard showing americans are returning to the pre-pandemic spending pat ttern. i discussed with linda kirkpatrick. >> spending on goods and services they are focussing on passions and categories that are related to travel and live entertainment and indoor dining and other in-person activities a shift. >> we are seeing a few shifts in the market joik me now is a member of the cnbc council ivory, tha

>> he is supervising the investigation, i am not at liberty to talk about internal justice department deliberations but he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> are any senior officials in your department being briefed? >> again, he is the supervisor of this investigation. the normal processes of the department occur, but he is the supervisory of this investigation. >> if you won't be able to say whether there have been communications there, i would like for you to tell me, answered this question, if you would. do you think it would be appropriate for the president of the united states to call you into the oval office and tell you that his son didn't break the law regarding this matter? >> absolutely not. the president has not done that, the president has committed not to interfere, not only in that investigation but any kind of -- >> i agree with you, but i do wonder this, then. why the president is recording to tv and having his surrogates go on tv to share this message. just last month chief of staff shared on telev

. >> he is supervising the investigation and i'm not at liberty to talk about internal justice department deliberations, but he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> are any senior officials in your department being briefed? >> again, he is the supervisor of this investigation, and, you know, the normal processes of the department occur, but he is the supervisor. >> if you will not be able to say whether there have been communications, i would like for you to tell me -- to answer this question, if you would. would it be appropriate for the president to call you into the oval office and tell you that his son didn't break the law regarding this matter? >> absolutely not, and the president has not done that and the president has committed not to interfere not only in that investigation but any kind of -- investigation. >> i do wonder this, then, why the president is resorting to tv and having surrogates go on tv to say that message. earlier this month, white house chief of staff ron klein stated on television that the preside

department. protesters demanded the arrest and prosecution of the unnamed officer who is currently on paid administrative leave while an internal investigationconducted. >>> new york is seeing an uptick in covid infections, but governor kathy hochul is vowing not to shut the state down again. during an interview, she said i'm going to protect the health of new yorkers, but i'm also protecting the economy >>> meanwhile, philadelphia becomes the first major u.s. city to brings back its indoor mask mandate but it's already facing some legal challenges as several businesses and residents have filed suit in state court, trying to overturn that measure. after a two-day delay, meanwhile, a technical issue along with weather caused spacex to delay its launch, which did end up happening from vandenberg air force base over in california weather of course being a concern as they tried to move that launch a few days back. they were successful in doing so it was a second time a falcon nine sent a spy satellite into orbit for the national reconnaissance office. the last launch was back in february both contained top secret pay loads. >>> it might be middl

department will it continue to investigate those. >> you mentioned that you are helping to document war crimes that are taking place. that you are helping your international partners. can you be more specific on what specifically you are doing? >> i have told about all i can tell right now. we have been meeting with europol and eurojust in paris this week. our senior prosecutor has been meeting with the branch prosecutor -- french war crimes prosecutor, and we are working with the state department team on multinational efforts to support the ukrainian prosecutor. >> mr. attorney general, could you identify the organizations you believe are linked to the oligarchs. >> i don't know whether that was disclosed in the indictment. >> the specific names are not disclosed in the indictment. mr. malofeyev is a public personality, you can find plenty of information on him. >> it's been a couple weeks since we heard from mark meadows. what do you say to those who may be losing confidence in the department because it is taking so long and you have concerns with congressional referrals with the department not taking a action. >> the meadows referral went to the united

investigations that have been discussed, of course essential. in ukraine, the state department office of global criminal justice has already earmarked funding for mobile teams of international experts who will be working shoulder to shoulder with investigators looking to secure crime scene evidence. there is a process before that funding is released. including congressional approval. we would respectfully encourage that to be expedited. the more opportunities will be lost. finally, accountability. even the prevalence of current conflicts needs to become in crimes and investigation. an international criminal prosecution for the crime up starvation is long overdue. we must look for tools legal or advocacy based, including domestic prosecution, jurisdiction claims, claims. as we saw by the revolution of the past actions as well. it is time for weaponized starvation to end. the evidence is in our faces, the law is in our hands. they are prohibited without question. thank you, very much. >> thank you both for your excellent testimony. i am going to yield to ms. jacobs. and i'm going to ask my after that. >> i think he spoke to both of our witnesses. either of you, can you speak

investigating internally. >> at this point. >> back here in the bay area, richmond city leaders and the police department are acknowledging something needs to be done about the city's all-time low staffing levels forcefully to call reports on what the department is struggling to fill the ranks. >> on at least 6 separate occasions last week, one or more richmond police officers were forced to work overtime to cover an entire additional shift because of low staffing. officer benjamin theriault was one of them. it becoming par for the course. unfortunately for myself and my members, i myself had to pulled over an additional 6 hours from. >> i don't have power shift from sunday to monday. so i socially work from 6, 30 at night. about a 12. the on monday morning. is president of the richmond police officers association are and he's running for contra costa county sheriff. >> he says officers are being overworked and it's impacting service, especially for property crimes of there's no >> suspect that we have in custody. those crimes essentially not investigating police department spokesperson lieutenant matt stonebraker says eventually s

investigative committee, more than 300 people. and the process in the case of the former head of one of the departments of the ministry of internalitry zakharchenko, is entering the final stage, he is suspected of taking bribes for almost one and a half e, a billion rubles from the charges, he is asking for 18 years in prison by partial addition to the previous term, i remind you 3 years ago in 2019 zakharchenko have already condemned the sentence of 13 years in a strict regime colony and a fine of almost 118 million rubles. and in the case, in addition to zakharchenko, there are also three defendants. in including a businessman. valery markelov he is accused of giving a bribe, the prosecutor asks for 12 years, imprisonment and a fine of half a billion rubles, the entrepreneur's lawyer declares that markelov is seriously ill and is asked to take this into account. an unprecedented , extremely tragic situation has developed, first of all, it is connected with the fact that he has been diagnosed with a severe life-threatening disease. this disease is legally prevented from being detained. and yet, despite the fact that everything i

bullying, the department stated that the action of the ukrainian side violates all norms of international law, the geneva convention, russia in unlike ukraine, foam is handled humanely , investigatorsd that they would do everything possible to find the perpetrators. ukrainian nationalists used firearms against prisoners , causing fatal wounds or serious injuries. deprived of sleep of water, systematically knocked down food, kept in unsuitable conditions, without even providing minimal medical care commanders involved in these atrocities. in mariupol, the mayor was elected at the council of local communities. this is konstantin ivashchenko, an experienced leader who is well known in the city; he was the director of the plant, azov mash, and also a deputy of the local city council from the opposition platform for life in the liberated territory of mariupol after a stampede to the local authorities. there was no one to solve pressing problems. but now there are such opportunities. trouble in global economy escalate as snowball cause anti-russian sanctions rise in fuel prices in germany, confectioners say under threat not individual enterprises, but the entire industry of sweets and pa

internal investigations. just very actions. >> congress quickly took a police reform after george floyd's murder. but it resulted in a deadlock that lawmakers still can overcome. other proposals include allowing victims to sue the police department or city instead of an individual officer. not our 4 zone forecast as we step outside to be a live view from mount temple, pius tonight. all right, in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow giving us a look at what's happening locally, but also the stormy weather across other parts of the country tonight. yeah, 3 days of severe weather developing. >> across the country, of course, we saw those tornadoes yesterday as many as 14. plus tornadoes, numerous tornadoes coming down again today. all part of the same weather system. you see it working its way across the east coast now. and so they've had reports of downed trees, power lines, you name it. you see the red spots there. those are tornadoes in north carolina touching down there, doing some damage there as well. and they're still watching now for the more stormy weather as we've got a severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings up again this evening. you can see all right out havelock toward atlantic, although up to kill devil hills and

these images provided to cnn by international prosecutor who is now investigating war crimes in that city. i know this is a topic that you and the state departmenthas been following very closely. can you tell us about progress in any efforts to gather evidence for and investigate these alleged atrocities by russia? >> well, jim, just as you alluded to, we're continuing to work with our ukrainian partners precisely to gather that evidence. and what we have seen in bucha, it is horrifying, it is gut wrenching, but may not be unique. it may not be singular in the context of bucha. as we have seen, as the russians are forced to withdraw from various towns and cities, we are seeing a receding tide of brutality and atrocities, atrocities that have constituted war crimes by russia's forces. so we are supporting the work of the ukrainian prosecutor general, she and her team have launched a criminal probe, they're collecting evidence, we're helping them to analyze that evidence, to preserve that evidence and as appropriate to share that evidence with our partners around the world. in the first instance, though, we see the ukrainian prosecutor general and

department's use of force policies and training. well to current san francisco police officers and one former officer are now they now find themselves in trouble with law. according to an internal affairs investigation, we have officers, kevin lyons and kevin c n they're being accused of destroying evidence last july. they're accused of shredding credit cards and ids and flushing drugs down hotel toilets rather than processing evidence. last august, retired officer mark williams was accused of unlawfully taking home a machine gun with a silencer while serving a part-time position with the department. chief scott says after a nine-month investigation, arrest warrants were issued for all 3 men on friday and they surrendered themselves at the san francisco county jail officer lions and sea and were both cited and released on charges of destroying and concealing evidence. williams was booked on charges of unlawful possession of a machine gun and embezzle month. in a statement, chief scott saying in part, quote, no one including a current or retired police officer is above the law. all 3 officers are set to be arraigned on may 19th. the sandwich is the board of supervisors. man. i'm asleep passed legisla

department live on the bay area. you can watch us 24/7 on kpix.com, or the kpix app. >>> two current officers and a former officer arrested. comes after two separate formal internal affairs investigations. mark williams worked part-time for the city and was fired and arrested after investigators found he had a firearm allegedly taken from their inventory last year. williams turned himself in and he faces charges of embezzlement and illegal possession of a machine gun along with a silencer. in the meantime, current officers kevin lyons and kevin sien are accused of destroying evidence. strict attorney says that instead of collecting and cataloguing items, following a hotel theft, officers through a credit cards and i.d.s, and flushed drugs down a hotel toilet. both officers were cited and released. san mateo police have arrested two men now for execution style killing that lefty father dead. >>> the 29-year-old and 30-year- old suspects were arrested in hawaii, in north carolina, after an 18 month investigation. accused of suiting a man while he was inside of his suv in 2020. in the driveway of a home on eleanor drive. according to detectives, the motive was payback. >> this attack was

investigation that's ongoing led by michigan state police right now. once that's over, the results will be turned over for it grand rapids police department's internal affairsy action and to the county prosecutor for potential criminal charges. for now the officer remains on paid leave at this point, stripped of his police powers. we expect to hear from the lyoya family on thursday as well as expect to see more protests as well. >> omar, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> shanghai's 25 million residents still in a total lockdown. we're going to talk with someone who's been stuck inside for more than 12 days and counting. that's next. [singiging] oven roasted cooold cuts cooold cuts the sleep number 360® smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360® smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart it knows exactly how long, how well, and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science, all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save

department announced u.s. prosecutors are working with counterparts in europe to investigate potential russian war crimes. >> we are assisting international efforts to identify and hold accountable those responsible for atrocities in ukraine. >> reporter: on thursday a historic move, the united nations voted to suspend russia from the human rights council. >> the suffering of victims and survivors will not be ignored. >> reporter: but china voted against the measure and a huge 58 countries abstained. among them, india, brazil and the oil rich arab states. competing world orders and energy priorities exposed. the biden administration taking further steps to isolate russia imposing additional sanctions hitting russia's largest banks and targeting putin's two adult daughters. the senate unanimously passing a world war ii era lend lease program to accelerate the transfer of critical military equipment. >> the sickening images and accounts coming out of bucha and other parts of ukraine have only strengthened our collective resolve and unity. >> reporter: but the fight for the east may be bloodier than anything yet seen. >> the battle for donba

international criminal court investigation is already underway. people that >> buildings have been destroyed. this isn't fake. we've seen those people. we have seen things. >> a senior state departmenticial is returning from a trip to poland today and 2 republican lawmakers visited the city of kiev this week making them the first u.s. leaders to visit the country since the conflict started live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. and hannah. we hear that other countries are starting to bring their own diplomats back to ukraine. now, is there any talk of america doing that as well? well, stephanie, right now, the state department just says it is not safe. those spokesman ned price does say we want to resume a diplomatic presence there as soon as they feel that it's both safe and practical to do that. thank you so much, hannah for that live report. we appreciate it. now switching gears, take a look at this new video of ukrainian police saving a puppy from the rubble of a bombed building. you can see officials had to dig through the rocks and dirt for quite some time with their hands to pull that puppy out. this after its owner's home was bombed along with 30 other houses in the area. uk

various internal memos within the department as well as meadows cooperation in turning over documents, etc. it also might be the case that meadows has shown some indication of cooperation with investigatorsoadly to prevent himself from going to jail. or if he is implicated in the broader investigation related to january six, i have no information that is the case, but that would be a major breakthrough. >> and claire, he does have his own voter fraud case to consider in the package that he might want to do with the justice department, since he obviously voted illegally from an address that he did not live out. >> yeah. and i have got to tell you. i think skip you know and navarro both belong in a camp, they would wear, and do a year in jail, like a badge of honor because of the crowd they hang with. the most that you could punish them as a year in jail, and $100,000. frankly, that hundred thousand dollars would materialize from nowhere because of their connections, and the trump cult. so i am not sure that the threat against them does as much good as it does against somebody like mark meadows, some of the other witnesses that have come forward once bannon was indicted. >> daniel goldman,

international criminal court investigation is already underway. people that died. it. >> buildings have been destroyed. this isn't fake. we've seen those people. we have things. >> a senior state departmential returned from a trip to poland on friday and 2 republican lawmakers this week. we're in kiev making them the first u.s. leaders to visit the country since the conflict started in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> weeks of russian bombardment at the ukrainian coastal city of mariupol has almost destroyed its historical center. most of the for this center are built in the times of the czars. the structures did not suffer much damage during the 2 world wars. but the seas, southern port city has been a key target for russia. growing anger in moscow surrounding the capture of the pro russian ukrainian oligarch. >> considered to be one of putin's closest allies. viktor medvedchuk, the former leader of a pro russian opposition party and a close associate of russian president vladimir putin was detained on tuesday. the 67 year-old oligarch is facing between 15 years and life in prison on charges of treason and aiding and abetting a terrorist organization. and that shot was also one of the