oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military and legal research, joins our broadcast., welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. i congratulate you. talks about a possible large-scale offensive by the russian armed forces are not being heard for the first time. but in your opinion, implementation of such a plan, to capture most of four ukrainian regions, donetsk, kherson, luhansk, zaporizhzhia, and go on the offensive against kharkiv. what does it depend on? well, if such a plan exists in the russian federation, what does its implementation depend on? first of all, i'll say, i think it's unrealistic, actually, and this plan is voiced, because different scenarios are studied, it's absolutely... normal, you have to understand that you have to work through any scenarios, even those that can seem less real, in order to prepare for an effective counterattack and countermeasures to them, in particular, those that are being discussed, nevertheless, it seems to me that russia will advance in the east, there will be one more plus one or two distracting directions, but no

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oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military legal research, was in touch with us, dear friends hour of our morning part ahead of us, because i will remind you that today we are working with andrii saichuk in two events, then we will return at 2 pm and continue. well, in the meantime, ether espresso will now continue. kateryna shirokopoiz will tell what happened there in ukraine and the world in the last hour. and i will tell you, katya, that we are 25 thousand in these few hours this morning. collected drones for fpv. this is very good news, lesya, we will try to promote our collection and collect even more. and we thank our viewers for that. and in a moment i will tell you about the tests of korean missiles and a new package of weapons to ukraine from the united states, and it also became known about the nighttime murder of a policeman in vinnytsia. wait. news time on the espresso tv channel. kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. in vinnytsia two unknown people in camouflage opened fire on the police. one law enforcement officer was killed, another was wounded. this was rep

on sunday, thank you very much, so oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military and legal research, i am talking about the military, about the legal, somehow i will not talk today, but about the military, let's let's start with such a general question, well, we know. and we all read, well, at least someone read the clauses, this is the fog of war and so on, and that's all, and and and churchill and so on, and now there is such a big controversy, some part of the official, i repeat, official persons, including, for example , with president zelenskyi, whom we just talked about, and he says that there will be an offensive, that there is a concentration of forces, resources, we need to prepare, we need to do something there, ukrainians should prepare, and so on, unofficial people, as a rule, i don’t know , i'm nothing here i can't say, i don't understand anything about it myself, they say that this is a fashionable military phrase: i don't see, they say to all my questions, i don't see such a concentration, yes, i see that there are 90 tanks standing somewhere , but it's not a billion

oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military and legal research, we talked about western aid to ukraine, how much will it be enough and what will it contribute to? thank you. roman chervinskyi, a former serviceman of the main directorate of intelligence and special operations forces, has had his term of detention extended for another two months until june 17. the day before , chervinsky's lawyers received a ruling from the kirovohrad district court, which states that their client was transferred to kirovohrad remand prison. whether he is really there, the lawyers say they don't know. currently, the case of roman chervinskyi. at the stage of the preparatory court session. last year, the head of the sbu, vasyl malyuk, without waiting for the court's decision, claimed that roman chervinsky is a scoundrel whose actions led to the death of one ukrainian soldier and wounding of 17 others. a year has passed and there is no verdict for chervinsky. what about his case? we'll talk about that shortly, but first we'll remind you of the nature of the allegations. july 23, 2022, kirovohrad re

oleksandr, for joining our broadcast, oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military legal research, was a guest of svoboda ranok. you can write in the comments your thoughts, premonitions regarding the fact that the peace summit and the fact that the nato alliance can give ukraine some clearer signals, more decisive actions, do you agree with what you heard earlier in our issue, including from oleksandr mosienko, let's talk about the information policy, which what is it like in ukraine today and whether... are there any certain threats, because they are being talked about now, what are these threats, we will discuss further, about the fact that the authorities can prepare to clean up the information field, our colleagues from espresso-tv said on the air , people's deputy, chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on freedom of speech, yaroslav yurchyshyn. the politician said that if the public broadcaster is removed from the evening broadcast of the telethon, it will mean that the authorities, i quote, are starting to clean up the information field. for some needs. head of the super

oleksandr busienko, the head of the center for military and legal research, i can say, is a regular guestr broadcast, and this is important. thank you, mr. oleksandr. consular services, restrictions for men abroad, a ban on sending ukrainian passports there, will there be poland will send conscript men to ukraine, and the minister, actually one of the ministers of the polish government, has announced that he will help ukraine in this matter, these are the topics that we will discuss today, i suggest you wait, because there are many important . changes in this context, and for now i will tell you about the ukrainian energy support fund, which collected about 410 million euros from 13 partner countries to support the ukrainian energy sector, this is money for the purchase of generators, transformers, spare parts and repairs after attacks on energy facilities. also, the head of the government, denys shmyhal, says that the mini-tet network will be deployed across ukraine for the upcoming heating season. the day before , ukrenergo reported on schedules of energy supply restrictions for industr

oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military and legal research, joined our broadcast.ksandr, congratulations, thank you for joining. i congratulate you. before we get to those scenarios from stoltenberg, i want to ask you about the situation on the battlefield, at the front. there is information that russian troops continue to advance in the direction of avdiiv and that they have advanced in berdich and are conducting an assault. in the direction of neighboring semenivka and umanskyi, at least deep state analysts say so, the forces of the russian federation have the strength and means to move further, what is the situation in this direction? well, the situation is complicated, this is one of the priorities. directions for the enemy's attack, it is likely that he will suffer this direction as well, you see, it is strengthened most by russia, which shows what i said earlier, you understand that the enemy will concentrate on those directions where they had certain successes, and the russian command obviously thinks that, even at the cost of great losses and efforts, but t

alliance, do you have such hopes, meanwhile oleksandr mosienko, head of the center for military legal researchour broadcast. oleksandr, welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. i congratulate you. in your opinion, how can the world community force russia to a just peace, as the president said in his evening address, and or, is this at all possible, in such a way that everyone would rally at the peace summit, by some such decisions, or what should it be in order to force russia itself to peace? well, the first thing it should be is the constant support of ukraine, which is very important now, with weapons, forces, and means. air defense, aviation, artillery, in order to inflict powerful blows on the enemy. this is what should be, that is, to reduce the fighting capacity of the russian troops, the army, and the occupier. and squeeze them out of our territory. the second thing that should happen is the continuation of politics, political, diplomatic and economic isolation of russia. and here is what has been done now, for example, the visit of secretary of state blinkin to china, this is

mike from rocky mountain north carolina, very good legal research, ever consider being a lawyer, i didhe lsat book, got to the logic section and then i almost had a heart attack. close the book. doing much better as a nonlawyer. who pretends to be one on tv. is it giving the commencement address this year columbia, years back -- who was that you are any leader? i think he gave a commencement address, i attended i just don't remember it. bill from virginia, first time i'd seen alec baldwin do something i liked. have to admit, i liked it too. gabe from north carolina, don't compare him with weird out, al has a job. i love jewelled, i'd like to wrap my -- jc and from alabama. how was he not in get it together. big missed opportunity there. always remember this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ]

. >> jesse very good legal research. ever considelinar a lawyer?i did.d i opened up the checkbook, got the logic section, and then i almost hadan a heart attack.ck >> close the book. doing much better. r who pretends to be one on tv. newt from tucson is the ayatollah giving the commencement address this year at columbia. >> i think years back there was - the iranian leader. i think he gave a commencementst address at columbia. >> i attended it. i just don't even remember his name. mahmou it.d. >> something i forget. bill from chesapeake, virginiate . >> first time i'd seen a alec baldwin do something i liked. golec bat to admit. >> kind of like the two camenort from north carolina. >> don't compare joel with weird al. al has a job out. >> yeah. god, i love joel. d, i >> i love the wrap. my jason from kush, alabama. >> how was joel? not in. hor. retogethe >> big missed opportunity there. always. remember? >> i'm waters, and this is m

legal. >> segun pure research tambien, mas del 60% de los latinos tambien piensan que las personas deben delas elecciones de medio termino donde por primera vez en la historia en el 2022 ese derecho al aborto se convirtio en uno de los temas mas importantes para los latinos. >> entonces, creo que una de las las grandes diferencias, por ejemplo, entre anthony y yo, es que, aunque el latino pensemos que sea una persona conservador o tradicional el latino tambien es una persona que tiene mucha empatia, mucha compasion, que esta dispuesto a evolucionar y ahora mismo este tema estamos sintiendo yo estado de panico porque podemos llegar a un momento en el que ese derecho puede desaparecer en cualquier momento. >> pero anthony, como dice paola, cuando se anuncia esta ley de arizona varios politicos politicos republicanos, especialmente candidatos de ese estado, cambiaron un poco est postura, ¿crees que el partido le pueda costar este tema la eleccion que viene en novie hombre? >> no, definitivamente no, porque, como como dijo donald trump, dejemos que los estados decidan ellos mismos, incluso cuan

monuments of our country's scientist shahid mohsen fakhrizadeh , will go through its legal processes for its scientific research programs and new defense technologies, a service with an independent legal personality and a governmental nature attached to the ministry of defense. it has been stated that according to the rules governing the armed forces, just as mr. raees said, according to the rules of the armed forces, the deputies approve two principles of surprise, including technological surprise. the country's technological prevention of enemy and surprise has shown special attention. it needed legislation so that it could actually continue its work properly. in this meeting , the deadline for the implementation of the statute of the national post company was also extended for another 2 years. was approved. the committee of the 90th principle of the parliament, which has entered into the investigation of four central issues. a meeting was held on monday evening with the presence of the minister of industry, mining and trade. second-hand foreign names and the development of the country's general fleet were am

out of his mouth that manifest themselves in legal argument, even though as you and i discussed on friday night, they seem more like an opposition research document in a legal brief. now i think you are seeing the flipside of that which is that jack smith, in his quest to defend what should be easy for everybody to understand, somebody allegedly broke the law and in a big way, and is being called to account for that, even though that person was formerly the president of the united states. jack smith in his legal filing is now saying things that should and can be persuasive to the american people in taking back their power with respect to voting in november's election. >> today was, i was going to say, sherilyn, go ahead if you wanted to add. >> i did because you know, the flipside of that is that these kinds of arguments are also ones we are now hearing, if we are saying that trump is making arguments that you can expect from research and lining up their legal briefs. there also lining up in judicial decisions and we are hearing it from courts. the reason why trump is making that argument that never before has this happened before is bec

in general, this is a good figure, which characterizes that there are more legal products; according to market researche share of illegal products in this sector is liquid for electronic nicotine delivery systems. is about 90%. and in this sense, this small abundance of the market does not have a decisive role in the actual conditions of turnover of goods. that is, a huge share of the illegal market forces the state look for some measures that will stop this situation. we think it is important to strengthen the control role of the state in this area. we talked about this with representatives of rosalkogol-tobacco control and representatives of rospotrebnadzor, who have supervisory functions. unfortunately, i must say that today. additional coordination of their inspections with the prosecutor's office, they cannot conduct sudden inspections to notify those being inspected , even for this purpose they need to receive organizations 24 hours in advance, well, it is clear that they will be seen on the shelves in the inspected organizations, we understand that today’s control system may not be fully effecti

there's also more support for legalization, regardless of age or political affiliation, pew research d 54% of americans live in a state where recreation usage of marijuana is legal, and 79% of americans live in a county with at least one cannabis dispensary. right now, 24 states, along with washington, d.c. and guam, have legalized recreational marijuana use. still ahead on matter of fact, we head to las vegas to share a personal moment of celebration and our commitment to you. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell

. >> tia kuntz, a legal and policy research manager at the ucla labor center, says companies can afford to share the wealth, with 80% of california fast food workers being people of color. >> i would argue that surely instead of layoffs, they can share some of those profits with the poorest workers in california. the women of color work in two minimum wage jobs, get their three kids to school on the bus. surely instead of layoffs, those folks could share their profit. >> but at the same time, business owners still worry they'll have to raise prices to offset the costs. >> but this bill, ab 1228, has really hit our operations hard. we're no longer hiring. we're not back filling positions. we're not growing in the state anymore. we're not expanding more locations. and i'm ultimately thinking about selling or closing my business. >> and there are some exceptions to this law, including bakeries and those smaller stores found in airports and grocery stores. lena howland, abc seven news. >> in the north bay, sonoma could become the first us county to ban some controversial animal feeding oper

research and defensive diversity . vote yes. the issue of approving a legal infrastructure to advance the activities of the defense innovation and research organization, which is called khalis sepen, comes back . the details will be discussed in the next session of the parliament. according to the regulations, we have priority. mps today also mentioned two urgent matters. pakistani political figures assessed the visit of the president of the islamic republic of iran to islamabad as an opportunity to expand bilateral strategic relations. mr. raisi is going to visit pakistan on monday . efforts of tehran and islamabad to strengthen fraternal relations, the official sources of the pakistani government announced that mr. raisi is going to be the president of the islamic republic of iran. he will enter islamabad on an official visit on monday. political figures of pakistan believe that this trip can initiate strong and strategic relations between the two neighboring countries, which in addition to the deep cultural and civilizational commonalities of more than 900

companies and various intelligence agencies. services and sometimes they are legally registered as consulting firms, media agencies, researchytical centers, anything you like, but in reality they are all... for the us military-industrial complex, for the security forces us departments, the us army. america provides weapons, ukraine pays for western tranches in blood. here the schoolchildren staged a raid in kiev. and this young man seems to have no chance of getting out of such a trap. in odessa , employees of territorial acquisition centers actively check minibuses , buses, stop almost all vehicles, and drivers have to block car doors. who are they, that i showed you the documents, mom, who is tsk? this is a conflict with the employees of the retail center in the lvov region, the military commissars, as the public writes, were in drunk and it seems like they mobilized a volunteer. in ukraine, to all the problems of the social crisis, mobilization was added; in ukraine, the role of consumable material was finally assigned to the level of non-waste, that is, no one should be left. and this seems to be clearly understood even

let's understand more on the legal side with drjoelle grogan, who's a senior researcher at the academicank uk in a changing europe. our africa correspondent barbara plett usher, in kigali, rwanda. and our correspondent simonjones in dover. it isa it is a big question, how does this bill work? to it is a big question, how does this bill work? ., , ., ., bill work? to understand how the bill work? to understand how the bill works or _ bill work? to understand how the bill works or what _ bill work? to understand how the bill works or what is _ bill work? to understand how the bill works or what is soon - bill work? to understand how the bill works or what is soon to - bill work? to understand how the bill works or what is soon to be . bill work? to understand how the i bill works or what is soon to be law works, we have to understand the underlying asylum system that we now have, this is a brand—new assignment system as ofjuly 2023. very simply it says if a person who wants to claim asylum, that means wants to, they are a refugee, if they come to they are a refugee, if they come to the uk

these protests because of safety concerns so with me is senior fellow at the foundation for research on legaly administrators seem unfamiliar with the principles behind free expression. if you have students making legitimate use of their voices to protest or do free-speech, that is legitimate but when it crosses the line into violence or disrupting students right to an education, forming human chains to block students access, that crosses a line it needs to be punished. universities don't seem to get that. edward: do the students deserve graduation? >> a small group of students riding and disrupting campus life but usc has surrendered to this mob and is denying the students paying 60 or 70 k a year for their education the right to a graduation and it is indefensible. edward: what do protests tell you about the management and teachers also? >> they made their bed and are lying in. they've cobbled these extreme left-wing views, sometimes anti-semitic views we are seeing on campus. they've not made clear that this is not a respectable viewpoint, this is a viewpoint that should be beyond the pale

you've years of experience with jury research and helping legal teams prep for trial. i'm interested in your take on the trump demeanor in court. we don't have cameras in there, but from everyone who's inside, it's really they've described him so far is pretty controlled and muted compared to how he's acted and passed court appearances how much coaching conversation do you have with the client about how they act in court when the jury is present, what impact do you think his demeanor in court in this case could make? on the jury so you always tell a client that the jury is always watching watching them. >> so don't don't don't slip up. don't don't do anything that you think is going to irk the jury, stay calm, stay focused. stay interested, don't don't come off as if you're uninterested in the process of jurors are giving their time. this is so important and i think he's going to heed that call. >> this is not like any of his campaign rallies or campaign events or even the debates that he participated. and so this is a very different process. i think it's really import

was sitting there in the courtroom, compelled to be in the courtroom, and his legal team did very good due diligence research on every prospective juror. so they brought up any social media postings that were remotely critical of donald trump and in several cases, these prospective jurors, including some of the jurors that were chosen, had to read out loud in court social media postings that they you know, things that they had said about donald trump. some of them you know, pretty tough, pretty critical, some of them positive, but a lot of them very critical. so you really had a window into who these jurors are. it seems like those that they, that they chose, you know, have all said that they can be impartial, and nobody is in there that has said anything blatantly either harsh, critical or overly positive about donald trump. in other words, right where you want to be. >> all right. so opening arguments, i understand correct me if i'm wrong on monday. right. and then what how long do we expect this to go? >> we think opening arguments on monday. we don't know for sure because there are some motions that stil

military companies, various intelligence services, and sometimes they are legally registered as consulting firms, media agencies. researchrs, whatever, but in reality they all work for the us military-industrial complex, for the us law enforcement agencies, for the army. in usa. america provides weapons, ukraine pays for western tranches in blood. here the tskashniks arranged raid in kyiv. and this young man seems to have no chance of getting out of such a trap. in odessa, employees of territorial acquisition centers are actively checking minibuses and buses. almost all vehicles are stopped. drivers have to block their car doors. so who are you that i’m a mother showing documents? tchk? who is tck? this is a conflict with employees of the shopping center in the lviv region. pilots and operational personnel trained by members of this contact group. in the training of ukrainian pilots, he is now actively taking participation of the netherlands, denmark and the united states, it is a pity that they have not yet realized that all personnel, as well as the combat vehicles themselves, will be destroyed by the russian army, as

companies, various intelligence services, and sometimes they are legally registered as consulting firms, media agencies and... researchytical centers, anything, but in reality they all work for the us military-industrial complex, for the us law enforcement agencies, for the us army. america provides weapons, ukraine pays for western tranches in blood. well, the tetsekashniks staged a raid in kiev, and this young man seems to have no chance of getting out of such a trap. in odessa, employees of territorial acquisition centers actively check minibuses, buses, stop almost all vehicles, and drivers have to block car doors. so who are you, what am i telling you? mom shows documents? who is it? this is a conflict with regional employees. military commissar. members of the government and they were the ones who spoke out again again for american nuclear weapons to be placed on polish territory, for poland to join the so-called joint nato nuclear missions, during which the possibility of involving the aircraft of non-nuclear nato countries in use is being tested. nuclear weapons, but at the same time the americans have repeate

so critics argue that making kind of a legally available means more people will consume it. what does your research tell us at? well, experiences from other countries such as canada or some us uh, states um show that um where they have been increases in the usually typically has been mostly in older age groups and not among young people where a conservative people are of a very much concerned. concerned because it's more risky to use cannabis for young people. and so i think it's, it's no problem. if some older people, a part partially should switch from alcohol to cannabis because of alcohol is in many respects more harmful than cannabis. i'm one of the criticisms is often just while we're talking about younger people is often that kind of based grown these days is quite straight. it's very strong. at least people at risk of psychosis. what does your research indicates as well? um yes uh uh there is uh a risk with the, the most of the cannabis with which is not no, no on the black market which contains high the percentages of th c and low percentages of cbd. the 2nd most important ingredient of ca

education leaders and entrepreneurs, public policy and legal affairs, medication advocacy, workshops, trainings and outreach. and i lead a research team. host: your group conducted a survey that we are talking about this morning. why did you want to do the survey? guest: this is the eighth time we have surveyed teenagers in the u.s., a series of surveys we started back in the fall of 2020 at the height of the pandemic. we felt it was very important to in addition to all the polling that we do of the public and k-12 school parents and teachers, we wanted to get a better understanding of where teenagers were and how they were adapting during the pandemic. and then really commit to longer-term syria's so we can see any changes over time -- commit to longer-term areas so we can see any changes over time. it was a better idea to get information about students and help them towards their future careers and also to see to what degree they feel their schooling experiences have been positive or negative and if there are any questions we can ask in order to better say, what can be done to help increase the positive experiences they are hav

come out of his mouth then manifest themselves in legal argument, even though, as you and i discussed on friday, they seem like an opposition research document than a legal brief. now you're seeing the flipside of that. jack smith, in his quest to defend what should be easy for everybody to understand, someone allegedly broke the law in a big way. and they are being called to account for that even though that person was formally the president of the united states. jack smith is now saying things that should and can be persuasive to the american people in taking back their power with respect to voting in november's election. >> sherrilyn, go ahead. >> i wanted to add. the flipside is, these kinds of arguments are also ones we are hearing if we are think trump is making argument that you would expect from -- and their winding up in legal briefs. there also winding up in judicial decisions. we are hearing that the courts. the reason why trump is making the argument that never before has happened, is because it was just effective in the section 3 case, where the majority opinion of the supreme court was saying, have we ever seen a state

run an aggressive communications effort to oppose third-party candidates through opposition research and legal challenge quote underscoring how important democrats view the effort is being overseen by mary beth cahill and ramsey reid to veteran dnc insiders who have already started issuing rare public statements, rebuking robert f. kennedy jr. trump has also been critical of rfk jr. but until the launch of the aforementioned website, it seemed kinda half-hearted as if he were doing just enough to give the appearance of opposing kennedy without too much concentration but overnight, trump suddenly went scorched earth on truth, social calling, rfk a democrat, a plant, a radical left liberal who has been put in place in order to help crooked joe biden and adding shockingly, i'd even take biden over junior. so why this sudden attention from trump because according to three new national polls, the election threat, rfk jr. poses may now be hurting trump more head-to-head quinnipiac has biden and trump tie did 46 when rfk and the other third party candidates are added to the choices, it's still tied 3

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legal scholar. he didn't do research. but he was supposedly we don't have we have but one trial record and that is, you know, kind of sketchy in the old fashioned sense of the word. but he was supposedly a spell binder of jury. so we knew he could speak extemporaneous. he didn't want to for the ages he wanted to be prepared for things, as he put it, that would go into history. that was his expression. so we do have just a few minutes left before. we want to turn over to audience question so i'd final thoughts from each of our panelists. maybe, perhaps the best example of lincoln as a great communicator from each one of you. ron let's, start with you. well, i want to make the point that lincoln disappeared in two greatest speeches the gettysburg address and, the second inaugural. and then for you to contrast that with today's modern politicians in the gettysburg address, there is not one personal pronoun in the second inaugural. there are only two personal pronouns. lincoln goes out of his way not to talk about the i, the

researchers say , this amount of western support, especially the support of weapons, which was not only weapons , it was informational support, it was financial, it was weapons, it was political , it was legal was all kinds of support, he said it means that the european researcher had said that this is hajj. the support for 75 years has been unprecedented, that is , despite the fact that israel has been a supported regime for 75 years, it is actually a symbol. the future of the west has been supported here in every way, but he says that the support that the westerners have given to israel during this period of the gaza war has never been done in history. lebanese people in the sky. that the drones of the islamic republic of iran are flying towards the occupied territories, rejoicing in the streets these are the pictures that were taken a few minutes ago from the streets of lebanon, where people are happy that the drones of the islamic republic of iran are flying towards the occupied territories, and this shows that the islamic republic of iran, despite the self-restraint it has exercised in the past 6 months, is willing it has it , and it has the ability to carry out military operations dee

mohsen fakhrizadeh , is for the program and purposes of scientific research and modern defense technologies, services with an independent legal personality and the nature of the government affiliated to the ministry of defense will go through its legal processes, it is specified according to the rules of the ruler and the armed forces, just as mr. raees said, it will be approved according to the rules of the armed forces. the representatives have paid special attention to the two principles of surprise, including the technological surprise of the enemy and the surprise of the country's technological prevention . it needed to be legislated so that it could actually continue working properly at maximum capacity. in this meeting, the deadline for the implementation of the statute of the national post company was also extended for another 2 years. was approved. commission of the 9th majlis which entered a meeting was held on monday evening with the presence of the minister of mining industry and trade . the scrapping of worn out cars, the safety of domestically produced cars, the import of second-hand foreign cars, as well as the

legal action. >>> and then the whale festival is returning this weekend. researchd watching vessels were there along with the nonprofit marine life studies. there's about 150 volunteers and a few people certified to disentangle whales that get caught up in the fishing nets. it's a dangerous process and requires a permit but it's worth the effort. >> we like to call ourselves the whale ambulances, and once we get the report we will get the team together and respond as quickly as we can. >> part of the festival is raising awareness about what people can do if they see a whale in distress. the advice is to call 1-766 hp sos-whale. as for the whale spotted last week off the coast of pacifica, the group said they have had no luck locating the whale, 30 feet long, a gray whale, and it's entangled in a massive net pulling two buoys behind it. remember that number if you see it. >>> organizing a parade for the nepali new year's celebration, and this is the second parade this association has organized this year. >> you know, the events that went on yesterday and today, yes,

fakhrizadeh , are considered for the program and purposes of scientific research and modern defense technologies, a service with an independent legalonality and a governmental nature, affiliated to the ministry of defense , will go through its legal processes , as specified according to the regulations governing the armed forces. mr. raees also said according to the regulations of the armed forces the act is approved by the representatives

legal history of the 19th century united states. he's an expert. oh, i said that already. his research focuses on the movements of black migrants, seeing them as a window to understand both the broader african-american experience, as well as formal political and legal change. in 2019, cambridge university press published dr. shatner's first book, moral contagion black atlantic soldiers,

this legal filing to circumvent the gag order because i'm saying in a us judicial context what i can't say extrajudicial he. but on the other hand, the other think it's doing, it's anh opposition research brief disguised as a legal document, so the collapsing of the political and the legal into one big ball of wax is something we shouldn't lose sight of. i not only read the motion for recusal, i read all the exhibits that go with it and i thought, number 1, any of this was out in the public domain before but wow, this was quite an effort to compile all of these things past advertisements, fec disbursements, and so on and so forth. who did that? that doesn't look to me like the job of a lawyer and i have been both in the legal and political rounds, that looks like a campaign operation. >> so chuck, the other side of the coin of my frustration which, you know, i need to bring it down to a certain level. this is what we see happening with the classified documents case, where you are now looking at trump's lawyers, once again, trying to impose a delay, get a delay. it's ultimately all of this is about delaying the process as much as possible. so what chuck, do we see happening in this spac

they have gone down in states with con stocious neal legal evidence-based research gun violence protection laws but gone up by 40% in those states that are the weakest. if all united states experienced the same trend as the eight states with the strongest gun safety laws, approximately 72,000 fewer people would have died from gun suicides. the gun lobby often counters this evidence in the debate to say, oh, these people would have tried something else. not surprisingly, they are lying, they are lying about people taking their own lives with their product. researcher research has shown that there is experience have not seen a corresponding increase in suicides using other methods. the other methods most commonly used or vastly slower than by the availability of guns in the use of guns. calling to honor those lives who took their lives and to protect the most vulnerable we must enact national proven reforms because where you live should not determine the probability of losing a loved one to gun suicide. i yield back. mr. mcgarvey: thank you for your wonderful words and your courage in tellin

let's understand more on the legal side with drjoelle grogan, who's a senior researcher at the academic

we will see him now, this is volodymyr hryska, diplomat, minister of legal affairs of ukraine in 2007-2009, head of the russian research center, congratulations, mr. volodymyr, congratulations, sir vitaliy and good health, so what will be the money in the united states, please tell me , this is all possible now everyone asks, someday, someday there will be, someday there will be, the question is only when you see what is happening, how far everything has really gone in shut up and here mr. johnson has a really deadlocked situation, because if you go to the left, you will lose your life there, if you go to the right, you will be killed, that is, roughly the same thing, so let's wait, the drama is growing, we'll see, mr. volodymyr, but still, how you think, linguistically speaking, now... there are two options, the first option is to submit to the congress of the lower house of the american parliament, the actual bill that was voted by the senator. we understand that the situation here is a little deadlocked, and the republicans, at least the radical part of them, do not really want to bring this bill to a vote. there is

legalize themselves in our country. during his work, he and some of his... researcherspartment of economic security and anti-corruption of the krasnoyarsk police, confiscated slot machines from rich casinos and immediately gave them to poor ones. he handed over to his friends three dozen devices and a couple. at the poker tables, straight from the evidence vault. a criminal case has been initiated against the head of the economic security and anti-corruption department of the krasnoyarsk police. he is suspected of exceeding his official powers causing grave consequences. currently, the employee has been suspended from official activities by the regional police's own security operatives and an internal audit has been scheduled. if guilt is confirmed, the employee will be fired. now the slot machines are back in storage. patrons of the mining business risk moving to a pre-trial detention cell. the reception area of ​​the regional clinical hospital in murmonsk, special forces soldiers, police officers and people in civilian clothes are now, perhaps, slightly less than doct