notices interpol makes public.ssian police official, its interpol bureau in moscow helped arrest and extradite more than 100 criminals in 2021. and in 2022 helped nab the founder of the world's largest dark net criminal marketplace called hydra. but some of the information russia gives interpol is suspect. members of congress, human rights groups, and the european union have labelled russia a serial abuser of red notices. >> so, russia is widely viewed as being very brazen in its attempts to manipulate the system. the famous example we talk about is bill browder. >> reporter: bill browder is a london-based american-born financier. he made his fortune in russia, but has spent the last 11 years on the run from president vladimir putin, after he and his lawyer exposed corruption by russian government officials. his lawyer was arrested and died after being beaten in a moscow prison. browder was convicted in absentia on suspect fraud charges. the kremlin turned to interpol to bring him in. >> so, how many times, by your

what are the most -- the biggest global concerns for interpol?ry much indeed for having me on the show. i think having been a regional police chief and having national responsibilities interpol provides this really unique position. we're seeing crimes, interesting crimes against children, human trafficking. the use of technologies has just been highlighted by director wray, you know, whether it's romance scams, devastating people's lives and bank accounts, whether it's business email compromise, what we can see is that the traditional models of law enforcement are struggling to keep up, and there's an important debate to be had about where interpol sits in helping the victims across the world, but also the investigators. >> how can interpol help -- i mean, we're seeing what just happened on the hill with the tech companies and threats of new regulation. europe has been far ahead of the u.s. they still have immunity from lawsuits. children are dying, the parents of these children who have died because of, you know, predators online were in the hea

through interpol channels, the person involved was put on the international wanted list.sit at the airport in irkutsk, where he was detained by russian police. in the near future, the man will be extradited to the czech republic, where the fugitive has already been convicted in absentia and sentenced to eight years in prison. igor roslavtsev found out a similar situation. may end up on the street and how not to get caught natalya forges things, shudders from everyone sound outside the door, because it could mean that they came to evict her from... 20 years ago she and her husband bought this apartment, they thought everything was legal. but it turned out that the property was escheated; the previous owner died without leaving heirs. after his death, the scammers issued a notarized power of attorney through a notary, and sold this apartment, and essentially under this power of attorney, to the person from whom natalya later bought this apartment. suddenly, the supposed heir showed up and tried to register the rights to housing. the court lost, could not prove relatives con

through interpol channels, the person involved was put on the international wanted list.airport in irkutsk. where he was detained by russian police. in the near future, the man will be extradited to the czech republic, where the fugitive has already been convicted in absentia and sentenced to eight years in prison. in the moscow region. serpukhov is finding out the reason an electrically heated blanket caught fire, killing an elderly woman. every day in russia there are from three to ten fires due to gadgets that are charging. emergency situations ministry specialists recommend not leaving them connected to sockets overnight . the topic will be continued by igor ageenko. damage that is not covered by money from the lives of people who died in fires. the day before , a seventy-eight-year-old pensioner died in a fire in serpukhov near moscow. during the inspection, we also interviewed the owner of the property. that our house is on fire, the phone exploded on the bed, the laundry caught fire, the house began to burn, my wife called me from someone else’s phone and screamed,

you you are suspected criminal, there was an arrest warrant for you, we're going to file it with interpol, there is some some standing for the notion that assets can be frozen, which iran is well versed in, although it's been used up, not not legally against theran over the years, but as a political weapon, um, assets can be frozen, um, organizations, private entities that are now providing money, that are now providing weapons, that are now providing technical support to the israeli government. on notice that you are cont if you continue, you may yourselves be involved in criminal wrong doing. the general assembly can ask the icj for an immediate recommendation, there is universal jurisdiction in many countries in this world, claims can be brought, they've been started already in south africa, which which says similar to the icc to the extent that they have the power to issue arrest warrants based upon probable cause, red notices are set with interpol. um, in states themselves, example, in the united states, there can be an effort, there should be lobbying and political effort to impose

millionaire lyudmila avdyukhina ended, she spent a whole year on the run, but fell into the hands of interpolesta is torn apart by the howl of sirens, under an alleged fraudster is being transported in convoy. multi-billion dollar turnover, everything seemed to be going great, but one day the family in egor’s dyukhino family, he worked there, disappeared, along with the supposed contents of the safe, money from investors, in which the realtor promised new housing. i believe that every person by nature already has goodness. resident of barnaul, nadezhda andreevna. one of those who entrusted their money to avdyukhina and wanted to buy a new apartment, but now she is forced to huddle with a quartet of four-legged animals in an old house that is gradually going underground, you think, lord, where are my brains , i pulled them out, put them on a shelf somewhere, we left 2 million there, even the first time, as if for the first time , i wasn’t embarrassed by the fact that just an ordinary woman came with a plastic bag, we put the money there , i signed with my own hand that i was leaving 2 million

okay, okay, at least he speaks russian. great, meet me, this is our colleague from interpol, uh-huh, difficult or not, if it’s difficult, you can just go in the field, polino christopher, like columbo, goes, no, he doesn’t, but in childhood they raised me to khristoforuch, but even then only their own. well, have you met? yes, this is all about the rublyov case, by the time i figure it all out, my practice will end. what do you think, the work of an investigator is mostly paper dust. come on, get busy. ladies deceive ordinary people. and others in the carriages simply close their eyes. well, actually , the first pyramid was made by a certain pontius an immigrant from italy to the usa, in 2008 there was a global crisis due to the us mortgage pyramid. i studied well, but in america the mortgage bubble burst, and here it was a pure scam, everyone knew, everyone in general, and no one tried to stop it until it was huge. yeah, passions around the ruble mile are heating up, deceived investors put forward new demands, but mr. kuritsen never came to them. and now the news of the hour, as we

was originally from south korea was originally from south korea was arrested in montenegro after interpolhey recently delayed the trial against him while they wait for him to be extradited. in the latest twist and turn according to these court filings, the company has between 100 and 500 million assets and liabilities. they say they will meet all financial obligations to employees and vendors, but the white filing for this bankruptcy protection, it says it is not over yet. terraform labs wants to get into expanded offerings in web three, something that has been dubbed the future of the internet. katie silva rivera. h&m has pulled an advertisement for school uniforms in australia following accusations it encouraged the sexualisation of young children. the ad has shown two primary school aged girls under a slogan that said "make those heads turn" in back—to—school fashion. many shops on the uk's high streets, which have struggled with fewer visitors since the pandemic, have shuttered their doors. now, many empty units are being filled by businesses which started online, known as pop—up shop

this trip, the exchange of knowledge and technology, the development of cooperation between the interpol police of the two countries, and the fight against organized crime, were emphasized by the parties . mohammad reza khaliq vardi of sda news agency , east asia regional office, beijing. general manager of benadero. dariandi of sistan baluchistan said: the first time the sea operation of transporting cargo to the intermediate destination and then to the main destination or transhipment from shahid beheshti port to the southern ports of the country is being implemented. according to mr. askari, the current port capacity of shahid beheshti port is more than 8 million tons per year. the beginning of tranche activity to transfer goods from the intermediate destination to. the main distance of the country from shahid beheshti port of chabahar, with the planning done for the first time, liner floats with a capacity of 6 thousand tubes of chinese materials containing transshipment cargo in shahid beheshti port and unloaded to the destinations of bushe khorramsher and asalieh with feeder floats

this trip, the exchange of knowledge and technology, the development of cooperation between the interpolice of the two countries, and the fight against organized crime, were emphasized the parties were mohammad reza khaliq vardi of sed and sima regional office of east asia in pakand matt. specialists of a knowledge-based company localized a device that can locate remote points with laser waves. this device is used in mapping and military industry . accurate laser positioning is a product that actually captures and processes the overall signal of satellite systems, and finally uses accurate positioning. this device is used in mapping and can accurately measure remote points using laser light. can be accurate the user can actually determine the location up to one millimeter. it can have civil and military applications, it can be registered in the cadastral plan mapping, and anyone who needs a map can actually use our device to do the mapping work with very good accuracy. this device, which was localized by the experts of a knowledge-based company , consists of two parts, hardware and softw

the establishment of syrian companies and the receipt of government offers have been pursued by interpol. how much was $250 million ? there is something wrong with their case. this person also received an offer to import wheat and barley. they received an offer of 49,000 euros to import barley. the other four people also have private complaints. how long did they leave the country ? 8 people have complaints after buying a car for 7 years. what charges were you arrested for with a stolen check? czech. he is also an economic activity in the carpet market having a lot of complaints. this person had sold 18 units of a building to several people in 2017. the head of the international police says that in the previous days, one of the famous people of cyberspace was returned to the country. they are in the field of money fraud. unfortunately , the abduction of girls and human trafficking were active. of course, these are a gang, some of them have been arrested and returned to the country in the past, and the good news is that soon, god willing, the rest of the gang members, who will be identifi

people under the title of selling shares of a clinic in the uae, and we are following up with the uae interpolice officials to bring back the main accused in this case. this picture was taken in the uae. the person you see in the picture was convicted of fraud in iran. one of the foreign employees of this office brought the picture to sed and sima news agency . but why are these people convicted of fraud ? it was for immigration it took us almost 8 months, they told us that the cartoon would be done, we followed everything on the site , the steps of our work were progressing, and then we had no other answers. why don't you say what you did to the people? this scam generates reports. a court is going to be formed for service. after the broadcast of the report , a red notice was issued to accomplices and the main person. but according to the international police, due to the non-cooperation of the uae, the people were not returned to iran. hello , i am cyrus from dubai, united arab emirates. in this video i want to talk about we made that contract to guarantee our money, we said, "what do you off

we are the uae interpol police to bring back the main accused in this case. this picture was taken in the uae. the person you see in the picture was convicted of fraud in iran. one of the foreign employees of this office brought the picture to sed and sima news agency . but why are these people convicted of fraud? done it was for immigration, they told us that they will take about 8 months for the visa , they told us that the cartoon will be done . wow, you are a man . give me my money. i will do something to you. in the same year, radio and television produced a report about this fraud. there is going to be a court. after the broadcast of the report, a red notice was issued for the accomplices and the main person, but according to the international police , due to the non-cooperation of the uae, the individuals were sent to iran. they were not returned. hello, sirus, i am from dubai , united arab emirates. in this video, i want to talk about cyrus polyclinic. after the person is not returned to iran, he continues to work, this time under the title of selling

also, in this trip, the exchange of knowledge and technology, the development of interpol police cooperation of the two countries in the fight against organized crime was emphasized by this side. mohammad reza khaliq vardi , sda news agency, regional office of the beginning of asia in beijing. instructions for protecting the privacy of users were communicated to according to the head of the national center of cyberspace, on this basis, all platforms and online systems active in the country must clearly inform the users why and how they collect and store their information. in the following, if he wants to collect data informally and indirectly, he must clearly state it, and if he wants to make a change in this mechanism and make different uses of this area, this should be done two months before the implementation. notify the user and obtain the user's consent at every stage. in the following, if after some time, he wants some or all of his information to delete the system or the platform of the system and the dog are obliged to do this within the framework of the rules. mr. aghami emphasized

she spent a whole year on the run, but fell into the hands of interpol.sta is broken by the howl of sirens. an alleged fraudster who stole a car is being taken under escort. homeland, more than 150 million rubles. lyudmila avdyukhina, handcuffed, looks back at the setting sun and goes to jail to await extradition. we will tell you a little later how she managed to play cat and mouse with the international police all this time. first, about the business footprint itself. to find out how the glamorous diva came to live like this, our film crew went, no, not to buenos aires, to barnaul, to aristanka’s homeland. in the capital of the altai territory, avdyukhina headed a private real estate company, zhilfond, and was not just boss, and such an idol for her subordinates, the former pastry chef turned into a glamorous diva, taught how to run a business, traded real estate professionally, together with her husband yegor, he worked there, made multibillion-dollar turnover, everything seemed to be going great, but one day the family dyukhinykh disappeared. along wi

she spent a whole year on the run, but fell into the hands of interpol.siesta is torn apart by the howl of sirens. an alleged fraudster who stole more than 150 million rubles in her homeland is being escorted. lyudmila ovdyukhina, handcuffed, looks around. into the setting sun and goes to jail to await extradition, we will tell you a little later about how all this time she managed to play cat and mouse with the international police, first about the businesswoman herself, to find out how the glamorous diva came to live like this, ours the film crew went, no, not to buenos aires, to barnaul, to the homeland of the prisoners. in the capital altai territory avdyukhina headed a private real estate company, zhilfond, she was not just a boss, but also such an idol for her subordinates, a former pastry chef turned into a glamorous diva ... running a business, professionally trading real estate with her husband egor, he worked there, making multi-billion dollar turns, everything seemed to be going great, but one day the dyukhin family disappeared, along with the

interpol was looking for kislitsin on suspicion of hacking one of the popular social networks.stigators also had questions for the programmer, and astana decided to hand the hacker over to moscow. i will add that kislitsin is famous. digital security specialist. at the end of the 2000s, he was editor of hacker magazine, and then worked one of the leading specialists of a company that creates programs to combat cybercrime. details of the fight on board the plane, which was heading from moscow to mineral waters, have emerged. the official representative of the russian ministry of internal affairs, irina volk , published a video of the jerking culprit of the incident on her telegram channel. it was already filmed at the airport, but the man is still so drunk that he doesn’t even understand what kind of trouble awaits him. come here, let's write, write, brother, write, who are you going to break something for, this violent passenger attacked the crew of the plane, seriously the flight attendant was injured; in addition, because of the incident, the next flight of the aircraft had t

in argentina , interpol officers detained a fugitive realtor from russia, the former manager of the reale agency zhil-fond barnaul, lyudmila avdyukhina, fled the country in january last year. the lady took with her $2 million, which belonged to the agency’s clients. an international search was launched for the probable machine operator, but she managed to hide for a whole year. to do this, according to some sources, ovdyukhina changed her place of residence every 2 months. she stole the money. i would have invested in argentine real estate and opened a russian cuisine store, but it all ended in the arrest of the enterprising lady. now the issue of her extradition to russia is being resolved. a real blockbuster with the participation of a dangerous repeat offender and chuvash police officers unfolded on one of the republican highways. the militants' pursuit of a car loaded with weapons and explosives began from the moment when the criminal did not pay for gas and rushed to the gas station; passions only intensified. attention, reduce your speed. the armed fugitive rammed the cars one afte

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even interpol ordered me not to let you in and i won’t let you in. what are you making noise?me on quickly, there are still buyers coming. what are we going to do? close this shop before everyone in belarus gets drunk, just close it like that, eh. it’s just a pity somehow, attention , everyone stay in their places, criminal investigation, where, we’re not in a hurry, oh, talyan beast, stas, you stay here with these winemakers, guard until the patrol arrives, and we and toli go to the department to deal with the computer a boy, u... okay, let's drive it, so, attention, gentlemen, please gather in the company cabin, i don't advise you to rock the boat, i'm not following you i’ll run like some people, i immediately shoot to kill, so two of you, go ahead, take the boxes back, come on, come on, come on, come on , run, run, hurry up, eh, i always dreamed of being the director of a wine products factory, and these underground, be careful , beat him, what about dima, your son is still alive , of course, well, of course, how could it be otherwise, of course he’s alive, you said he’s st

once more to the activities of the so-called crimean smersh. but it is possible with the help of interpolation of information from different sources make appropriate balanced conclusions. regarding moderation, we understand how filigree the approach to probably one of the main acts of the struggle for ukrainian crimea, the destruction of the kerch bridge, should be. mr. vladyslav, you talked about it, and i would like to now, well, go a little deeper into this issue, as far as time allows, well, we understand. that ukraine has scalps, and our air force works with these missiles, we have evidence, in particular from the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, that atakams have already been successfully used in ukraine. but at the same time, many say that the issue of the kerch bridge can be solved exclusively by the german tauros, and even though it is essentially a brother or sister, as you like, that's it. actually produced by the same mbda company, but it has a peculiarity of a concrete-blasting combat unit, which, judging by everything, will be able to overcome th

okay, i’ll announce an international wanted list, interpol will help us, okay, wait, what to please? you haven’t worked with the makaley company, you haven’t even heard of this, well, do you know who did it? this is a drawing, but i don’t think so we don’t know a damn thing, except for our oak trees and cats, you see, guys, ours to you, you don’t know such a company, mackovey, this is the first time i’ve heard of it, is there such a thing, if only someone new came in, that’s how i know everyone , we haven’t seen lori graffiti in the city, it’s a cool little animal, i haven’t seen one like that, what makes you think that this guy works in makawa? tsak didn’t bequeath it, he took it from him, well , forgive me for distracting you, you don’t know the macaulay company, macaulay, it’s not a company at all, just a single artist, that’s what we need, fence. task to paint, he he charges dearly, we won’t stand by the price, yes, we will, give us two more and a fruit drink, wait, the fruit drink is good, he ’ll have a headache tomorrow. to be sick, it will only be tomorrow, today we’ll party,

she's owned and requested a lot as what is interpol follow.rtunate is the way that she sounds the alarm, it is not being echoed by folks in the white house. >> they sound the alarm behind the scenes. >> it's all been behind the scenes, even today, her being in atlanta talking to voters, talking to voters and voters rights organizations. talking to a base that they need. >> she should've been doing that for months. why wait for president barack obama to come out in light a fire under the campaign. and start doing things. the first thing biden does is go to a beautiful way black church, and go to the soul food restaurant, that is the thing democrats have been doing for years. that is not a effective anymore. just showing up to black church and going to a silver restaurant. >> if that election were held today, do you think biden wins or loses? >> the polls say he loses. do >> you believe that? >> if we had this conversation about black voters, the reason that so many of us are sounding the alarm the way we are, it's not just black voters. it's bl

third counterterrorism gathering brought together 50 entities, 48 countries, the european union, and interpol. since the meeting this week, another country joined to drive the international work to make ransomware lessrofitable and less effective at being a disruptive global threat that it is. the initiative is the largest cyber partnership in the world. it is also one that covers both policy and operations, the key things we need to tackle together for impact. this year's gathering focused on first, developing capabilities, disrupt attackers, and the infrastructure they used to conduct their attacks. second prevent cybersecurity from sharing information. third, fighting back against ransomware actors. there were a. i will only highlight one, and that is the first ever collective statement that thefrom india to egypt to costa rica to nigeria, singapore, and the united states, our governments made that commitment because we recognize that rents where payments are the money that is fueling the ongoing attacks. why does counter ransomware matter? it is growing. in the first halfd$ of 2023 nation

prison, and he has nowhere to escape, he has no country, if he is involved in a crime, convicted, interpoltem worked for many years in ukraine, feeding all this bureaucratic for the sake of. already in the twenty-second , david zhvania, who exposed the financial fraud of burisma and brought the impeachment of biden closer, was allegedly killed by sbu officers. according to some reports, the corpse crawled out into the gray war zone in donbass to remove suspicion of a possible contract killing. the ex-owner of the burisma company, nikolai lisin , also died under strange circumstances. in 2011, he allegedly lost control, flew his sports car into bartyur, then flew onto the sidewalk and crashed into a concrete shield. the official results of the investigation were never made public, but information was thrown into the media that alcohol was found in lisin’s blood, but there is no unofficial confirmation of promillie’s indication, but eyewitnesses who tried to pull the gas king out of the heavy iron, did not notice any signs of windowing, but they claimed that the businessman tried to say some

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, well, interpol has been dealing with a special organization ameripol for almost all of the wide rangee search for criminals. ameripol is dealing specifically with the problem of drug trafficking in latin american countries, something happened with ameripol, no, most likely not it worked out, but the main question is, are the americans shaking up the situation or are they losing? control without their control the situation swings, you see, the fact is that on the one hand , yes, as has been said many times today, americans have perceived latin america as some kind of backyard since the time of the munro doctrine, this is true, but here, for example , the soviet union never agreed with this concept, therefore, for example, for the soviet union, latin america has always been the same as the african continent itself, the key region, partner, and there have always been very strong strong socialist ones. mood, we see that, in fact, there the same fraternal cuba still adheres to this course, so there is a confrontation, it is very serious, that is, why did socialism go so well in latin ameri

unless you vet them, fingerprinn them, do an interpol check, unless you tell me who is a pedophile, who'sief, unless yoa tell me they are clean, youth atsuffer if i lose anything. if there's anything i lose her any kind of crime that occurs around my house -- i'm sick and tired of veterans being thrown out of facilities and illegal immigrants being moved intoit them. it is time, and the blacks in chicago are suing brandon johnson have had enough of it. they are americans, 28% of them are below th te poverty line and they don't like that the illegals are being taken care of better than they are as citizens. it's not right. >> charlie: jessica, every time democrats get criticized for policies like defund the police, they always say, we are arnot the party of defund the. police. the democrats are the party of sanctuary cities. how is this not the fault of democrat leaders? >> jessica: the origins ofnt sanctuary citiesur weren't justs democrats, but now it is being upheld by them. very famous republicans like rudy giuliani was supportive of them, but now it's gone wildly out of control and yo

and though we don't have an extradition agreementhough w anl with folks in gather, interpol ought to put their faces up on post office boxes all oved p finally, in days like this, we i last to keep our allies. and last week, on january 26th, this biden, as you call it, it p the appeaser in chief, announced that we're going new approvals for export of liquefied natural gas to others who are our friends. the only reason they're not buying iranian oil this minuteus in the quantities that they could because their prices are way down. athe only reason they're not is because we've been shipping liquefied natural gaings. it's one of our great commodities. it will help our balance of trade. it's going to help all kinds of peopllle. brake and this guy just put the brakes on those kinds of approvals and everybody sta in europe's got to be saying, what are we going to do to stay warm? natural gas is the way they're keeping their lightswar? aremes warm on and their homes warm. this guy has got to he's got to start thinking strategicall t about things, not just tactically for political purposes.

watch, if the box is found, you see, maybe he 'll love it more will be, she won’t report you to interpolof pity. cultivated, cherished, appeased, so that people could say what a good man ivanovich fell, mom, there is no love, everyone lives only for you, no, mom, no, there is love, i understood it now, when you shot at him . when dad came rushing, when i, and to hell with her, to hell with her, with love with this, i’m rich, rich, well, that’s daddy’s money, you you can’t take them, why don’t you, maybe i should give them to starving children, something you said differently before when... you pulled money from pavlushik, you know what, you know what, mom, never. don't call my dad, pavlushko. for sale. do you know where you can find it? valentina telichkina. why do you feel sad at some point? third, when the movie ended right at takeoff, i started having very strong headaches, there was a doctor who treated in an unconventional way, and he gave me the task of making a watercolor drawing, the fate of a man with boris korchevnikov on friday on rtr, i’m already... tired of these showdowns, s

so, the cybersecurity framework actually sets forth different interpol mentation tears, ranging from tier 1 to tier 4, associated with what extent an entity is sort of addressing certain portions of what the framework contemplates. so, i think it is actually a great tool sort of across the board. i don't think that, you know -- so, i mean, one possibility in terms of regulators might want to look at the certification expectation, would be to pick that year, to say, okay, tier 2 is sort of an adequate baseline level to be implementing at. because just sort of using the cybersecurity framework itself doesn't actually mean anything. it can be used at a very minimalistic level, it can be used at a very mature level, so i think the regulatory challenge is to find ways to make sure the plans are grounded, and the cybersecurity framework, including smaller providers and larger providers, i think that is the right framework to be requiring that the plan be grounded in, and then separate discussion sort of -- sort of tier level or implementation level, what is the right level to be thinking a

well, first you need to initiate a criminal case, this will be the basis for extradition through interpolrnational treaty functions, but taking into account that now the americans are solely out of a desire to just spoil us they will patronize any cannibal and say that no, no, no, russia is a country of barbarians, we will not give it to you, they are doing it for political reasons. who died in the hospital from heart failure on new year's holidays, mother, mom, yes, so that in my life, natalya sturm is open with fans and in sorrow in joy, she does not part with her phone either in the gym, or in bed, or after another plastic surgery. here are the last days of my mother’s life, natalya recorded the assault on camera, here they are together in the hospital room, i am my mother, i have this... natasha, well, first of all, of course, condolences, of course, i don’t need condolences, thank you, but do you think that your... subscribers should know everything about you, normal, adequate my subscribers, their a large number, these are very smart, decent and sensitive people , there are single-c

felix: la interpol continÚa buscando a una niÑera y un policÍa implicado en el secuestro del bebÉ delos padres para dormirlos. la fiscalÍa informÓ que localizaron al pequeÑo abandonado en una calle del municipio del valle de chalco, 71 millas de donde fue sustraÍdo. >> esta mujer se siente presionada, y entonces de pronto refiere la policÍa que encuentra a un bebÉ en la calle. sandra: el seÑor josÉ guadalupe encontrÓ un bulto extraÑo fuera de su casa, y al abrirlo, se llevÓ la sorpresa. de inmediato, lo cobijÓ para llevarlo a su hogar. fue su esposa quien lo reconociÓ. >> veo que era la misma cara del bebÉ. sandra: por lo que fue entregado a policÍas de la zona quienes lo llevaron a un hospital para que los mÉdicos lo revisaran y determinarÁn que se encuentra en buen estado de salud. horas mÁs tarde, las pruebas genÉticas coincidieron, y el menor fue entregado a sus padres. ahora la policÍa busca a los secuestradores. se trata de nelly ramÍrez, aunque no se descarta que tenga otras identidades y su pareja, un policÍa inactivo del valle de chalco en el estado de mÉxico. >> estamos muy

, que logrÓ su captura tras identificarlo por sus huellas dactilares. >> me llamÓ el oficial de interpolmataron 6 millones de judÍos, los nazis, solo porque eran judÍos, por ninguna otra razÓn. escobosa: dice que su padre medÍa 2 metros de altura y solo pesaba unos 40 kilogramos. a su madre le angustiaba la claridad de don romÁn. >> dijo “romÁn. pÁrale. o sea, tu hijo tiene 9 aÑos”. mi papÁ le dijo “si Él tiene 9 aÑos y tiene que entender lo que pasÓ, yo tuve que vivirlo”. escobosa: daniel lubetzky prefiere concentrarse en los gestos de humanidad que le narraba su padre. >> habÍa un soldado alemÁn que cuando la gente no estaba viendo, le aventÓ una papa a mi papÁ a sus pies y mi papÁ siempre platicaba de ese soldado. que lo vio a sus ojos y vio la humanidad de mi papÁ. escobosa: Él cuenta que su padre evitaba de todas las maneras fomentar el odio. >> Él nos recordaba que Él sobreviviÓ gracias a la bondad de otros y que mucha gente tomÓ riesgos para salvar su vida. escobosa: esa lecciÓn la practicÓ desde muy temprano en su vida cuando fue a la universidad. >> yo era la primera persona que

la interpol la agarrÓ. involucrada en un robo con la pandilla.en el mismo bar. por supuesto, sofÍa no desperdicio de tomarse esta fotografÍa. karla: me encanta la foto y verla a ella bailando con toda su familia. se me antojÓ ser parte de la familia. raÚl: cÓmo no te invito? [risas] alan: sofÍa y messi. raÚl: vamos con los chicos. francisca: ahÍ viene sofÍa, pero ahora nos vamos a mi tierra repÚblica dominicana. tenemos todo lo que pasÓ este fin de semana con el caso de tekashi 6ix9ine y yailin. sabemos si es verdad y ella lo defendiÓ incluso de su propia madre. jessica: hoy estarÁ con nosotros en vivo camilo. aquÍ anunciamos en vivo tambiÉn las nominaciones de "premio lo nuestro". chef: la jefa regresa univisiÓn. sofÍa vergara llega primero "despierta amÉrica" para contar todo sobre griselda blanco. [mÚsica] [sonido ambiente] >> arturo, sÚbete. no tengo tiempo... >> pensÉ que viajar con estas viejas serÍa sabroso, pero es un infierno. >> mentiroso. te encanta. >> cÓmo estÁs, cariÑo? >> ahora estoy bien. a trabajar. [mÚsica] a trabajar. [mÚsica]

organizations such as the world health organization and the international criminal police organization, interpol. we respect that and appreciate the structure of this bill that positions the united states to act should taiwan request membership. . it's critical the united states continue to signal unequivocal opposition to the prospect of china using force in an effort to take control of taiwan. especially as china is watching russians -- russia's invasion of ukraine. democrats have been sounding the alarm and i will repeat this warning here today. we must provide additional funding for the ukraine or we risk emboldening china's aggression against taiwan. while i support this bill and all efforts to prevent conflict in the taiwan streit, -- strait, i am concerned that if congress does not come together to provide additional funding for ukraine, our efforts here today will be in vain. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. m mr. mchenry: i'd like t