tinkoff junior first card in life and financial literacy since childhood the moscow criminal investigationjust came out of the entrance from somewhere above the scream raised her head and i see a body falling from the roof. we've got two homicides with a co-op worker in the arts. i'm interested in the residents of this building who visit the hippodrome. you've come to the address that gave birth to the detected chemicals. and the worst thing is that the components can only be found at chemical plants, known to the kgb. and then, when we reveal the crime. they will attribute the victory in siberia to drugs directly related to the murder. let 's work. jointly. i think that you shouldn’t mix up the weekend revenge formula at the first big reliable bank. it’s important to be at arm’s length from a person, like sovcombank 3 minutes in two clicks on one call to make a deposit and raise the interest rate of sovcombank closer to people for you in citylink is huge choice of electronics goods for home children sports and auto bath faucet lemark for only 3.000 990 rubles. buying in citylink is our cl

moscow criminal investigation, damn it, what without a crowbar? you do not so cool, yeah, you know about it? that's all well , why are you silent, now you need to jump out of your pants in order to cooperate with us, so that you get a term mowed down an attack on a district police officer is no joke to you. two more banks are wonderful at home. say thank you that our precinct head is reinforced concrete. otherwise, we are not here with you on ceremony. well, let's go show me two cans. you know, my brother lives in astrakhan? he does not bring caviar in buckets, but i pack it here in jars. by the way, now you are frank with me, and then you don’t afraid. even outlined the prospect for you . janet's nameless magica well, why did your own caviar pull? yes, she gave up on me. i didn't know what happened by accident . the other day i drank a lot of vodka, the water thundered, but yesterday, when they let me go and one doctor, i accidentally spotted it. you are now a morgue. uh, no, it's still too early for me to come here, and for you sergey valentinov

moscow criminal investigation captain zharov familiar object no, what is this coin?l go to the department for chervonets, we’ll compare the prints left. during a search, we found 52 gold coins in these two builders never nikolayevich. can you imagine, they found a treasure, that on the territory of the plant quite right, the shops there are old, well, around the beginning of the 20th century, apparently, during the revolution, the coins were hidden. well, when the workers began to demolish the walls, er, they found them and decided to take them out in the director's reserve, and they wrapped the gold coins in a piece of notebook paper so that something would not ring. yes, why was there a plan on one sheet factory? yes, it’s just that at first the builders got lost there, but the territory is large, so they decided to sketch for themselves what and where? well, yes, fortunately for us, well, the rest is already in the museum. unusual business interesting good that so quickly sorted out everything well done thank you nikolai nikolaevich look at max, citizen markov's f

okay let's figure it out. where friends major cherkasov moscow criminal investigation department thisen hold on. honey, i'm begging you. gave a sedative. the palace of light lyoshka coursework was preparing. are you holding up well? i am very three years old, but lyoshka is dear to me. you see, i believe i will torture you, right? it was in his pocket. you know, you even went together more than once. well , not excitement for the sake of entertainment, or what? walked now. well, so on a case by case basis. i can't figure it out from the top. not rich somehow okay, everything was fine. he could not throw from the roof he was killed. killed someone pushed. where did it happen? an art workers cooperative? what could be doing on the surrounds in this? and his girlfriend could live in this house. where are we where are the artists? and then, as far as i know, but he didn’t have a girlfriend, in fact, he had a avoska with apples with him, a love note to me. what happens? the girl pushed him. the investigation is ongoing the mother of the deceased bubbler, nina ivanovna, work together with t

ourselves probably need to change in order to change what is impossible not to change, the moscow criminal investigationyou from above scream raised her head and i see a body falling from the roof, we have two murders, two you are associated with the art workers' cooperative. i am interested in the residents of this house, who visit and friends. you've come to the address of the deceased , chemicals have been found. and the worst thing is that the components can only be found at chemical plants in the knowledge of the kgb and then, when we solve the crime. they will attribute victory in themselves to drugs directly related to the murder. let's work. jointly. i don't think it should be mixed. weekend revenge formula on first time will tell we continue to work live on the most important topics we are discussing, and in fact many of them are connected, because the question of how who or how we came to ukraine and are going to liberate it is to decify to change and so on. it has a lot to do with who we are and how we are ready and understand how we need to change, because the scale of what we need to change

keep denies carrying out that attack moscow says it's opened a criminal investigation into the incidence. ukraine says rush and forces fired. rock hurts at a convoy trying to escape the city of mario pole. it says at least 5 people were wounded in the attack, including a child authorities say around $20000.00 people have left the besieged city. the international court of justice has ordered russia to immediately seize its military operations in ukraine. in its ruling, the court worn both sides not to aggravate the dispute. the russian federation must pending the final decision in the case suspend the military operations that commenced on 24 february 2022 in the territory of ukraine. in addition to the specific measures, it has decided to order the court games is necessary to indicate an additional measure directed at both parties and aimed at ensuring the non aggravation of the dispute. and those are the headlines on al jazeera. we'll have more news on the war in ukraine, coming up after women make science, stay with us. join the debate. there is no he job back. and if anyone here talks

and moscow says it is opened up a criminal investigation into the incidence. and one of the story to bring you to british iranians detained in iran are about to leave the country according to their lawyer. thousands agari ratcliffe and under shall shuree a reportedly at toronto airport cigar. he ratcliffe has been detained since 2016. she was an aide worker, arrested in tech ron, and sentenced to 5 years jail for plotting to overthrow the iranian government. that has an allegation she has all weights and i will see you for the news are in about 25 minutes time. next back to al jazeera walt reason said he shares with dental disease and cancer, 15 percent of all debt to children and being treated with ah, the sultan, it's a famine has a rich history and was once the dominant power in the whole gulf region. it had a powerful navy and colonized large areas of east africa. in the 17th and 18th centuries. the albus id dynasty came to power in 1749 and the same family still rules or man to day. in 18 o 6, i had been sold on a boost idea. took power but by the early 1

he denies carrying out that attack. moscow says it's opened up a criminal investigation into the incidence. while nato leaders have reaffirm, there is support for ukraine. defense ministers in the alliance are meeting in brussels, nato secretary general, eons thornburg says he wants to make sure russia is clear about the groups commitment to defending its territory. who also address the more long term consequences, long term of the patient, our alliance. how to throw the strength over the terms of defense on to remove any room for miscalculation or misunderstanding must go about all written this to protect them. defend old alice. and nathan has to responsibility to ensure that this crisis do not escalate beyond ukraine and also. so this is why we have increased the presence in the eastern part with lawrence presents here. i have sent a signal to the world that we remain united in our support of ukraine and we condemn rushes, unprovoked, an unjustified invasion into you. and so you crane is a, is a legitimate, has a legitimate and sovereign government. and certainly we wish we support their

keep denies carrying out that attack. moscow says it's opened up a criminal investigation into the incidence. nato leaders have reaffirmed their support for ukraine, defense minister as me alliance for meeting in brussels. nato secretary general young stolen berg says he wants to make sure russia is clear about the group's commitment to defending its territory. the lawyer for 2 british iranians detained in iran, says they're about to leave the country, now's indians. gary ratcliffe and anesha shuree are reportedly a trans airport's aid worker cigar re ratcliffe has been detained since 2016 iran state news agencies has buquet released $530000000.00 of its debt to iran. ahead of their release. there was a headline on al jazeera up next. this inside story, thanks for watching. people have come to expect a lot from al jazeera over the years. it's, they're reporting the commitment to under reported places, the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power. if a politician comes on this channel, they will be challenged. and that's what people expect was. they

ukrainian president vladimir zalinski calling for a no fly zone to stop moscow's bombardments and international criminal court is to investigate russia's invasion, saying there is reason to believe war crimes have been committed negotiations to stop the fighting included on monday but with no agreement, andrew simmons begins our coverage with this report from the vive. wow, little action speaks louder than words. this is the message, russia sentences, their delegates were talking with ukraine negotiators. civilians attacked in their homes over 90, ukrainian, or authorities report deaths and schools of injuries. in hoc eve, the attacks targeted civilian areas in and around ukraine's 2nd city. they appeared to include cluster munitions, ah, by nightfall on monday the capital key of came under heavy russian bombardment. just as the talks were winding up for the day. brave korean and the russian delegations today held the 1st round of dogs. the main aim of reach was to discuss the cease fire and the season of hostilities in the territory of ukraine. he just saw that the river, the negotiations lasted approximately 5 hours, during

the eighty-fourth year, the detective of the criminal investigation department of the babushkinsky district department of internal affairs of the city of moscowging by the handwriting , robbers acted, but what they were looking for is not here, neither a crystal chandelier, nor luxurious carpets and sets. it is unlikely that there could be serious values. there is no money, why did they deal with the whole? photograph of the same boy now it became clear. why is no one looking for him? almost all members of his family were killed, 37-year-old natalya her thirty-year-old husband, vladimir and the grandfather of the man , 76-year-old veteran of the disabled war arkady kireev , almost everyone was inflicted on live wounds, only the grandfather was killed with a hammer. inflicted several blows on the head, only alla kireeva accidentally survived on the eve of the tragic events, a woman left for a boarding house near moscow. who and why with such cruelty dealt with the whole family, the answer to this question could give little kolya without any doubt. the same criminal tried to kill him. vladimir did not feel a drop of parental talent. besides kol

supposed more stations on moscow and belarus for the president called putin's war of choice. the international criminal court has opened investigations into russia's invasion of ukraine after receiving referrals for more than 30 countries. >> what putin doing as they were crying. >> reporter: lindsey graham plans to introduce a war crimes investigation. >> reporter: the pentagon announces cancellation of a ballistic missile test. you can get the latest. >> reporter: as russians were intensifies, gas prices will continue to rise. oil prices surged seven dollars a barrel even after the u.s. and others agreed to release 60 million barrels. the average prices gas is $3.60 a gallon. california hit a record high. >> the house committee dropped a bombshell, it has evidence showing former president donald trump and a southern california lawyer may have engaged in a criminal conspiracy to overthrow the election. the documents in federal court, claiming that they engaged in criminal conspiracy to keep congress from certifying the results of the election. the documents were filed to persuade a federal judge to force orange county attorney john

deputy city prosecutor of moscow _ authorised the imprisonment . of abramovich under article 90 of the criminal procedure code. it's 1992. russian detectives are investigatingtheft of a train—load of diesel. roman abramovich is the main suspect. abramovich personally met the shipment, - and using forged documents, had it re—routed to riga, - where the diesel oil was sold. mr abramovich was arrested, but never charged. his lawyers have told us it was all a misunderstanding and the matter was resolved. but the secret document suggests he was detained in police custody. when we put this to mr abramovich, he didn't deny it. translation: mr abramovich already had — a big conflict with the law. a criminal case was launched. the deputy prosecutor of moscow issued a warrant to arrest abramovich. but later, this case disappeared without a trace. this is siberia, 1,500 miles east of moscow. it's where roman abramovich made his serious money. in the mid—1990s, russia was a pretty lawless place. the government owned the vast oil industry here. but roman abramovich came up with a plan to get control of it himself. the idea was simple — persuade the russian government to

criminal court is now investigating that. pierre let's begin with nbc news foreign correspondent, raf sanchez, who is in moscow this morning. so nbc saying that putin is growing frustrated. we are seeing that now in kharkiv. how are the russians reacting now? >> we saw vladamir putin yesterday at an emergency meeting with his economic advisors as they try to grapple with a way to deal with these crippling sanctions. he referred to the west as an empire of lies during that meeting. it is clear, we are a week into the war now that putin has miscalculated on at least two fronts. the russian military is meeting far stronger resisting on the ground. i think putin underestimated quite how severe the sanctions the u.s. and western allies were going to impose. i don't think they anticipated a consensus of kicking russian banks after of the s.w.i.f.t. system and targeting the russian central bank. we'll hear from the long-time kremlin spokesman. the real fear here, that as vladamir putin becomes more frustrated that they'll turn to the kind of scorched earth tactics we've seen them employ in syria and chechynia at the turn of the ce

board, including 38 australians. national investigators say russian made miss i was responsible, which a criminal denies. australia's foreign ministers as moscow's invasion of ukraine, is a painful reminder for the families of the victims. we can't take away their grace . the stallion government is committed to pursuing every avenue to ensure that these terrific tragedy is not repaired. and we will continue tirelessly in our efforts with course partners to hold russia to account for its violations of international law, including its threats to ukraine's sovereignty and a spice. china is battling its worse corona virus outbreak since the pandemic began the extremely contagious variant known a stealth omicron is challenging the government's 0 over 19 strategy. millions of people are under locked down. katrina, you re for somebody j. gillian province in china's northeast is the latest at be center of the country's corona virus outbreak, with hundreds of cases confirmed that in the past few days, mass testing is underway and a mix ship possible designed to accommodate 1500 is now open for the south. similar scenes in the city of ching dow, people th

we see countries announcing sanctions against moscow as the international criminal court plans an investigation domestically and we see inflation at a 40-year high, and we see oil prices reacting to the war in ukraine? finish ukraine says russia used cluster and vacuum bombs, both condemned by the international organizations. is that going to come up? >> you know, i think he has to address ukraine, but what his entire administration has been about is chaos here at home and chaos abroad. of when you look abroad, you see what is happening and playing out in large part due to the weakness exhibited by biden. you've got putin playing chess, biden playing clerks, and the chess board has become eastern europe. here at home you have inflation, mandates, crime. it has been all about every single thing that they can do to make life harder and people more dependent on government. and so the sate of the uniyour -- state of the union, i don't think he can say in all fairness that things are rock solid here at home. you can't walk town the sidewalk without tripping over one of his chi cease, you know, wheth

moscow. un has called the attacker graphic denouncing violence against civilians and saying a healthcare facility should never be targeted. the criminal has commented on the situation saying it will investigate what happened while the russian foreign minister says the western media is manipulating. the facts. will be heard, a lot of this is child sevalla, the so called atrocities perpetrated by the russian armed forces during the security council of the un meeting. our delegation present it facts that these maternity word has been long captured by the czar battalion and by other radical militants. and they go kicked away all the pregnant women, all the nurses, all the medical professionals. so that was the face of the ultra radical as our battalion. we presented these facts 3 days ago. so you make, you can draw your own conclusions how the public opinion, there's manipulated all around the world. but unfortunately, with the 2nd side of any situation in the 2nd perspective, that allows you to get an unbiased view doesn't draw any attention. basically. now the statement was made after the 1st top tier meeting between the russian and ukrainian foreign ministers that ended in the turkish capital

moscow. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the major news in the january 6th investigation. the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol, claiming former president trump may have, quote, engaged in a criminal conspiracy what this could mean. >>> and the f-35 stealth fighter jet that crashed into the south china sea. the race against the chinese to find it -- the u.s. getting there first. >>> and good evening tonight from poland. we are not far from the ukraine border, where today, we wit insed the humanitarian crisis now unfolding right here. more than 1 million refugees and the u.n. with a stunning new number tonight. a half a million refugees are children. we met so many of them here today as they got off the trains right here at the train station behind us. but we're going to begin tonight with the russian assault now intensifying. tonight, russian forces are advancing across ukraine after taking their first major city, kherson, to the south. troops now closing in on at least four other cities, including kyiv, the capital, and kharkiv, the second-largest city. their missile strikes coming with growing frequency tonight. the damage, catastrophic, the loss of life now mounting. images ton

criminal court is now investigating that. pierre let's begin with nbc news foreign correspondent, raf sanchez, who is in moscow this morning.c saying that putin is growing frustrated. we are seeing that now in kharkiv. how are the russians reacting now? >> we saw vladamir putin yesterday at an emergency meeting with his economic advisors as they try to grapple with a way to deal with these crippling sanctions. he referred to the west as an empire of lies during that meeting. it is clear, we are a week into the war now that putin has miscalculated on at least

moscow's bombardment in khaki. russian forces are accused of using cluster bombs, which are banned in more than a 100 countries. more than half a 1000000 people have fled. the international criminal court is to investigate russia's invasion. it says there is reason to believe war. crimes have been committed. negotiations between the 2 countries have taken place at the bellows border on monday, but no agreement has been reached. i do. simmons begins coverage from live. ah, liesl action speaks louder than goods. this is the message rushes sensors. their delegates were talking with ukraine negotiators. civilians attacked in their homes over 90, ukrainian, or authorities report deaths and scores of injuries in hoc heave attacks targeted civilian areas in and around ukraine. second city, they appear to include cluster munitions ah, by nightfall. on monday, the capital key of came under heavy russian bombardment, just as a talks were winding up for the day for a fair cranium in the russian delegations today held the 1st round of talks. the main aim of reach was to discussed the ceasefire and secession of hostilities in the territory of ukraine yaeger, so that over the negotiations lasted approximately 5 hours

including $38.00 australians international investigators say a russian made miss, i was responsible, which the criminal denies. australia. foreign minister says moscow's invasion of ukraine is a painful reminder for the families of victims. we can't take to why they crush the surgeon. government is committed to pursuing every avenue to ensure that this horrific tragedy is not repaired. and we will continue tirelessly in our efforts with course partners to hold russia to account for its violations of international law, including its threats to ukraine's sovereignty and a spice. china is battling its worse groan of iris outbreak since the pandemic began the extremely contagious variance known as a stealth omicron is challenging. the government is 0 over 19 strategy. millions of people are under locked on. katrina, you reports from beijing. gillian province in china's northeast is the latest at the center of the country's corona. virus outbreak, with hundreds of cases, confirmed that in the past few days, mass testing is underway and a mixture possible designed to accommodate. 1500 is now open for the south. similar scenes in a city of ching dow, people

moscow's bombardment. in khaki, russian forces are accused of using cluster bombs. these are banned in more than a 100 countries. more than a 1000000 people that fled the country. while international criminal court is to investigate russia's invasion of ukraine, it says there's reason to believe war crimes have been committed negotiations between the 2 countries to place at the bellows border on monday, but no agreement was reached under simmons begins are coverage now from the vin wow, little action speaks louder than words. this is the message, russia sentences, their delegates, were talking with ukraine negotiators for billions attacked in their homes over 90 ukrainian authorities report deaths and schools of injuries in hoc heave attacks. targeted civilian areas in and around ukraine's 2nd city. they appeared to include cluster munitions. ah, by nightfall on monday the capital key of came under heavy russian bombardment. just as the talks were winding up for the day. brave crania, and the russian delegations today held the 1st round of dogs. the main aim of reach was to discuss the ceasefire and the sation of hostilities in the territory of ukraine. he just saw that the river, the negotiations lasted approxim

criminal court begins an investigation into war crimes. the prosecutor karim khan joins us. >>> also ahead, former russian foreign minister, andrei kozyrev calls on all moscow

international that russia is using banned weapons, and those are being investigated by the world criminal court. if you communicate with moscowut, in a box or in a cage. our objective needs to be to force vladimir putin in some way, as much as we can, to accept a meaningful peace that doesn't leave ukraine a broken state, in a position of semi frozen conflict in perpetuity and doing that the economic sanctions aren't going to succeed we need to raise the cost a little more. i'm worried about the extent to which we are saying to vladimir putin there's no way out of this for you except forward. >> that said, noah, i will ask you, i'm curious, should joe biden regardless of what we perceive as they crimes against humanity, should joe biden continue talking to vladimir putin? should he continue talking about a way out of this? because it only -- as the macron conversation made clear yesterday, it is only getting worse. >> yeah. i think we have established -- we have established a deconfliction channel directly with moscow, which is beneficial, and macron apparently has a personal line with vladimir putin. vladimir putin initiated

moscow's bombardment and khaki. russian forces are accused of using cluster bombs. and these are banned in more than a 100 countries. more than half a 1000000 people have fled ukraine and international criminal court is to investigate russia's invasion of ukraine. it says there's reason to believe war crimes have been committed negotiations between the 2 countries to place the bellows border on monday, but no agreement was reached. under simmons begins, are coverage from the v. o. lethal actions speaks louder than words. this is the message russia sentences their delegates were talking with ukraine negotiators. civilians attacked in their homes over medic, ukrainian, or forces report deaths and schools of injuries in hoc heave. the attacks targeted civilian areas in and around ukraine's 2nd city. they appeared to include cluster munitions. ah, by nightfall on monday the capital key of came under heavy russian bombardment. just as the talks were winding up for the day. brave crania, and in the russian delegations today held the 1st round of dogs. the main aim of reach was to discuss the ceasefire and the sation of hostilities in the territory of ukraine. he just saw that the river, the negotiations lasted approximat