mr. alexander in the shower?ade these pictures key to the case had to do with a feature built into the camera. >> these images when you take them with this camera, it embeds the date and time that the camera has set on it to the file itself. >> meaning for the prosecution those photos along with the other evidence told a story. that jodi showed up at travis's home around 4:00 a. m. on june 4th, 2008. they had steamy sex until about 5:00 p. m., photographing each other as they did so. between 5:22 and 5:29 jodi took these time-stamped photos of travis in his shower. about one minute after this picture was taken the repeated stabbing of travis alexander began. maricopa county medical examiner kevin horn testified that cuts on travis's hands help explain what happened, as he was stabbed 27 times, nearly decapitated, and shot in the head. >> i believe the wounds to the hands must have occurred before the fatal injuries either of the head or of the throat. >> at 5:31 the camera snaps what seems to be an accidental pho

mr. alexander and we will talk about more such historical moments, mr. ow that you are already in contact with us, i congratulate you a-a please tell me why people, well at least according to my observations , it is so difficult to draw a line between such ideological collaborationism when it is really a pro-russian person who was waiting for the liberators to come and liberate and the actions of people who became victims occupiers, and are these moments really so difficult to distinguish, considering that there have already been many such cases in history? but no, in principle, it is easy to distinguish if a person acted on his own initiative and acted to the detriment of his compatriots, that is, he wanted to harm them and his neighbors and others, simply not even based on their own interests and the interests of their own survival, primarily did this harm, and did it so to speak out of love for this malice, then of course it is an ideological collaborator, one must treat him completely differently than the people who are forced there to perform some fu

mr. alexander? >> mr. alexander. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> i did. yes, i heard everything you said. so, when his parking was temporarily severed he was comp sated based on the rent board calculation for each parking spot. i dont know what it was but believe it was 50 percent which is what is required at the time for each parking spot. 15 percent of the rent times two and he is compen sated and one point it lapsed because there were delays due to hearings so he called and are said you owe me and said no problem so paid another 6 month advance and we will continue to do that until he gets the two parking spots back. >> thank you. >> thank you. you have another question? >> no. >> thank you, we will now hear from the planning department. >> good evening again. corey (inaudible) i think we are-we have a situation here where there is three ordinances in play and i will (inaudible) don't have anyone from the rent board so challenging for me and mr. green to respond to questions that are specific to rent board determinations. but, to address issues raised,

mr. ali alexander. was that correct? >> those are the ones that became, like, the center point for everything. >> we'll learn more from this murphy about these individuals and their involvement in the days leading up to the violent attack on january 6th. we'll also hear how they were allowed to speak at a rally for president trump the night before january 6th, even though organizers had expressed serious concerns about their violent and extremist rhetoric, directly to mark meadows. and you'll hear testimony from white house aides who are with the president as he watched the crowd from the oval office, and will testify about how excited he was for the following day. let me note now that our investigation continues on these critical issues, we have only shown a small fraction of what we have found. i look forward to the public release of more of our findings later, mister chairman, and i now yield back. >> gentleman yields back. chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, miss murphy. >> during our most recent hearing,

and time will tell as we been hearing now 4 months mr. alexander share, but in keith is always we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. thank you. oh, summer thunderstorms are hampering the search in the italian else for more than a dozen hikers, it's feared that they were caught in an avalanche triggered when a huge chunk of a glacier collapsed on sunday. so far rescue services have confirmed 7 people to die. the break left, a huge scar in the glacier. drone searched through the night for people caught in the collapse, but rescue teams had to pause their ground based search out of fear that more ice would fool who still mental competent there to be clear. it's a difficult situation for the rescue. workers least working there is very dangerous at the moment we chair but equal. so it was early afternoon when a huge column of ice on the face of the mama, loud iglesia, broke off triggering an avalanche of ice and rock that hit at least 2 groups of hikers. the dead and missing from several countries, including italy, germany and the czech republic. it's still unknown exactly how man

mr. alexander mentioned very well, because it is important because when they go to russia to negotiate whenegypt takes an incomprehensible position, the same senegal, many other states that begin to blame ukraine with such approaches. i'm sorry, what can we refuse, what kind of unblocking of the market, if the african union or other countries came to the un and took the initiative to create an international coalition in order to guarantee the safety of shipping and trade routes from ukraine from the black sea to where this grain is supplied the mentioned egypt, zhebutti, somalia, other countries, then it would be understandable. but for some reason, they are trying to blame ukraine for this, which is fundamentally wrong, and the most important thing is that it will not be security is guaranteed until there are commitments to turkey or bulgaria or romania or to take them all together or with the help of other mechanisms that will mean not just a coordination center in istanbul where there will be un representatives, but will mean that there will be ships here that will help carry out patrols

mr. alexander, yes, regarding the third world war, why don’t they push to the end, so to speak, they don’ive er, er, er, er . the united states of america itself precisely because they are all afraid well, the same in europe and actually of the third world war although in fact it already has all the signs and here i would like to remind for example we asked for a few more months in the drones of the united states mean strike drones with a wide range of action, so to speak, and yes, yes, they are refusing us now, it is already appearing from e p underprice, it seems eh hmm jaykosali she seems information that they won't give, they won't give to us these three hundred missiles at 300 km precisely because of the fear of the beginning of the third world war they are still afraid , but can we talk about the fact that when russia at the expense of ukraine, the ukrainian people weakened, it was already noticeably weakened and we can see this on the front, but wouldn't this the whole world to rally together in common with great britain, with the eu countries, and so on. well, of course, what woul

mr. alexander . that the united states of america and saudi arabia agreed to help ukraine with the export of grain from ukrainian ports. there was not much of this information, but i found it. can you tell me more specifically how exactly the united states of america and saudi arabia can help ukraine through sported to export grain, first of all, we understand that the osudites have their own potential for military influence in the middle east, namely, to syria and other countries of the middle east, the russians mainly exported grain stolen in ukraine, i.e. in fact, the first option of such cooperation is simply a banal stop of these trawlers and tankers and an inspection. what is the origin of this grain, where did it come from and why exactly are the russians exporting it? this is the first option . also for many countries on the mushroom, that is, north africa is an infrastructure hub, that is, many supplies, including food products, go through saudi arabia through its not only ports but through di airports through days of road networks and so on and so it is the second option that sa

mr. ali alexander, is that correct? >> those are the ones that became like the center point for everything. >> we'll learn more from ms. murphy about these individuals and their involvement in the days leading up to the violent attack on january 6th. also hear how they were allowed to speak at a rally for president trump the night before january 6th even though organizers had expressed serious concerns about their violent and extremist rhetoric directly to mark meadows, and you'll hear testimony from white house aides who were with the president as he watched the crowd from the oval office and will testify about how excited he was for the following day. let me note now that our investigation continues on these critical issues. we have only shown a small fraction of what we have found. i look forward to the public release of more of our findings later, mr. chairman. and i now yield back. >> gentleman yields back. miss murphy. >> during our most recent hearing, the committee showed some evidence what president trump, chie

mr. alexander pointed out.lls for deep reflection and action. >> i'm just thinking, what is the further action. i want to talk to you about you represent parts of chicago. our colleagues say at least 57 people were shot over the holiday weekend. nine people died. that doesn't include the shooting in highland park. why so much violence? why so much death? why so much constant carnage in areas like chicago? >> the carnage is unbearable. there was someone shot and killed a block away from my house on thursday night over a discussion, an incident. a local fast food restaurant. rally for life -- value for life seems to have taken a hard toll and a hit. over the pandemic, over the past three years. i believe that there is a direct connection to being -- people being isolated, people feeling desolate and hopeless about the future and this is why we need to have a national dialogue for people to be real about our just infatuation with guns and especially with the availability of military style weapons. i continue to be

mr. alexander and mr. jones were being suggested as speakers at the president's rally on january 6th.explanation was, potus. and she remarks that the president likes the crazies. the committee asked ms. pierson about these messages and this is what she said. >> when you said he likes the crazies, were you talking about president trump? >> yes, i was talking about president trump. he loved people who viciously defended him in public. >> but consistent in terms of support by these people, at least with what the president likes from what you could tell? >> yes, the people that would be very, very vicious in publicly defending him. >> as someone who works in the trump white house, i wonder what you made of that notion that the former president likes the crazies. >> it's true, and it's a sad thing where learned very quickly about donald trump, which is so long as you will viciously defend him, regardless of the facts that you state, if they're true or not, regardless of, you know, associations you may have, if you're tied to extremist groups, whatever it may be, so long as you're defending

mr. ali alexander? is that correct?are the ones that became the center point for everything. >> we will learn more from miss murphy about these individuals and their involvement in the days leading up to the violent attack on january 6th. we will also hear how they were allowed to speak at a rally for president trump the night before january 6th, even though organizers that expressed serious concerns about their violent and extremist rhetoric directly to mark meadows. you will hear testimony from white house aides who were with the president as he watched the crowd from the oval office and will testify about how excited for the following day. let me note know that our investigation continues on these critical issues. we have only shown a small fraction of what we have found. i look forward to the public release of more of our founding's leader, mister chairman. i know yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, miss murphy. >> during your most recent hearing, the committee

mr. alexander said, tomorrow, ellipse then u.s. capitol. trump is supposed to order us to the capitol at the end of his speech but we will see. >> ellipse, then u.s. capitol. so revealed today by the january six investigation, it was the plan all along for trump to say to the crowd that he was rallying just outside the white house. it was the plan all along for him to tell them unexpectedly that they should leave that rally's site and walk to congress. walk to the u.s. capitol building across town where congress was meeting to count the electoral votes. that had not been put in the rally permit application, that i'm not been something that was discussed in the upper echelons or agencies at all, to make a movement like that safe, or anything approaching safe, it was going to be a surprise. the rally organizers were told people that mike lindell,, the my pillow guy were told that these were the presidents secret plans. but the actual government was not told. because they knew in advance that if those agencies had a word out they would try to

mr. alexander? >> mr. alexander. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> i did. yes, i heard everything you said. so, when his parking was temporarily severed he was comp sated based on the rent board calculation for each parking spot. i dont know what it was but believe it was 50 percent which is what is required at the time for each parking spot. 15 percent of the rent times two and he is compen sated and one point it lapsed because there were delays due to hearings so he called and are said you owe me and said no problem so paid another 6 month advance and we will continue to do that until he gets the two parking spots back. >> thank you. >> thank you. you have another question? >> no. >> thank you, we will now hear from the planning department. >> good evening again. corey (inaudible) i think we are-we have a situation here where there is three ordinances in play and i will (inaudible) don't have anyone from the rent board so challenging for me and mr. green to respond to questions that are specific to rent board determinations. but, to address issues raised,

mr. alexander said, was a vietnam veteran who had been second is cost the commanding general staff collegen al powell. >> yes, that's a very important story. to make it even more per size, that said the list back, i believe four times. and all white, all male list came to him and he said, that's not a less. this is not a list. this is surely, this does not represent the ready talent that is in the united states army. they brought it back to him, a little bit of change, he said, no, that's not a good enough less. that's not given me enough of a sense of the talent that is out there. i believe it was the fourth time that colin powell appeared on that list. dad said, okay, we have a list now, we can make some promotions, because there's been fairness in the process. when dad became secretary of the army i remember asking him, how are you going to run the army? i mean, this is a huge and city. how do you approach that? dad said, the army as a workplace. it is a huge workplace. work is what we do, work is where we must be treated fairly. there are a lot of people who are not being given equal o

mr. alexander. is that correct?o the violent attack on january 6. we will also hear how they were allowed to speak at a rally for president trump the night before january 6 even though organizers expressed serious concerns about the violent and extremist rhetoric directly to mark meadows. you will hear testimony from white house aides who were with the president as he watched the crowd from the oval office and will testify about how excited he was for the following day. let me note now that our investigation continues on these critical issues. we have only shown a small fraction of what we have found. i look forward to the public release of more of our findings later, mr. chairman, and i know you back. >> the gentleman use back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, ms. murphy. >> during our most recent hearing the community showed what president trump, jesus of mark meadows and other white house officials knew about the potential for violence on january 6th. despite this information they made no effort t

john alexander needing a major championship to put them in the upper mr. lawn. the upper mr. lawn. r ashe has trouble getting on track. the other alexander seems to be in the same top form that demolished roscoe tanner. the murderer serves as the semi finals seemed somewhat blunted. there were five service breaks in the first six games. he would comment later was a slower server and almost impossible to follow his second serve into the net successfully. arthur did little if anything successfully and loses his opening set. he tears into john with the same shifting and driving that put away mark cox in the quarterfinals. [applause] we join action seconds it was arthur serving ahead 5-1. when you have it going like this you have no fear of the delicate touch game that gives way to nurse. pekin appreciated almost more than anyone in all-around game against arthur s.. ash continues to win. john to stop it. a great serve another winner. his methodical coolness gives them a break in the 4-3 lead. john is trying to hold on at 3-5. ashe is keeping it cool and letting it happen. alexander kno

. >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> mr. wagner, do you believe you will be able to finish the work before the permit expires? >> do you have concerns about being able to finish the work before it expires. >> i definitely do. and again. if you consult inspector walsh he knows what needs to be done he knows the situation. and i'm sure he agrees i can do it and -- >> so. that is within i will not guess. 90 days. it expires before 90 days. >> you think you will be able to perform the work within this period? >> yes. >> okay. >> next. >> we have the option of holding the upholding the abatement and the fines for 90 days. which would allow us to the instituted after 90 day period if the work is not complete. but we have other options as well. i'm okay for now. >> thank you. >> commissioner bito. >> if you could talk directly in the microphone. >> now it is on. >> i think that i'm saying something similar to my fellow commissioners upholding the abatement but modifying a fine until september ninth confirming the work has been done

mr. alexander and jones were being suggested as speakers at the presidential rally on january 6.lanation was, potus. she remarks that he likes the crazy. they did ask ms. pearson about the messages, and this is what she said. >> when you said he likes the crazy, we talk about president trump wax >> yes. i was president trump. he loves people that viciously defended him in public. >> these are people that would be very, vicious and publicly defending him. >> on january 2, the concerns about the potential rally speakers had grown serious enough, that she reached out to mark meadows directly. she wrote, good afternoon, would you mind giving me a call regarding the january 6 event? is it gotten crazy, and i desperately need some direction. >> recorded phone records, obtained by the committee, she received a phone call from mr. mark meadows, eight minutes later. here is what she said that conversation. >> what did you tell him about other events? >> there were a bunch of entities coming in. some were very suspect. it will be another stages comments on other days. this was a very brief

usually do not have a very victorious mood, in one word, they do not have the spirit of alexander the great, dmytro, dmytro mrchuk, a volunteer and deputy of the zaporozhye district council, mr. dmytro, and mr. serhiy, mr. serhiy , the spokesman for the operational headquarters of the odesa regional military administration, mr. serhiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine, congratulations, glory to the heroes, let's go let's talk about now about odechny, what is the situation in general as of the evening of this 44th day of the war in the city and in the region, from what you know, please , the situation is completely under control in our defense forces are fulfilling the assigned task , those issues of combat training are being worked out , including those that are necessary today appropriate measures are being taken in order to control our skies in the southern black sea region from the enemy. well, of course we understand that the probability of missile strikes remains very high. we have not had any shelling, but we understand that there are cruise missiles in the black sea, there are plans of a family of cal

mrs. straz is a favorite, let's continue, alexander, your uh, here's the position, what's here you have somethingd, and i’ll just remind you that by the way, she has a very interesting story in the sense that she started out as a-- actually opposed to brexit, but then she changed her position er-- it’s just like that in an interesting touch because for for us for a country that aspires to become a member of the european union is just such a small touch it is also interesting, mr. oleksandr, you have a word. well, i would say. well, first of all, quite briefly, regarding brexit. she really ended up in the camp of very bright blackviews, not only because she attacked johnson, but in principle, once they consider it rather the right of a representative of conservatives, if we allow the tautology of a conservative conservative who supports the most right-wing initiatives of the party, as far as brexit is concerned, we don't need to worry at all, since i am a classic johnsonian, and johnson has said many times that he is taking it - it is personal britain's case and in principle this is how britain pe

mr. veliky novgorod alexander nevsky yaroslav the wise tourists came here. her shoe when other dire circumstances. in the eighty- third year of novgorod, larisa sorokina, of course, heard about attacks on girls. and about the scandalous trial of two robbers and happened to someone else. that day, larisa sorokina put on new shoes for the first time. and they rubbed the girl's legs into the blood, ashamed and limping. larisa went home not along the street, but through the park. some man overtook her to help you, the criminal dragged larisa into the bushes and hit her in the face. i cried for a long time. finally, the girl plucked up her courage and went to the police in a torn dress and one shoe without a purse. the place of the attack on the girl can be able to find important evidence? the second shoe of larisa sorokina is a criminal, of course, he disappeared a long time ago. all that remained was the hope of witnesses. however, passers- by rarely visited this part of the park. it seems that someone went out for a walk, only the bag in his hands is strange,

peter alexander on the comments that many say were offensive and mrs. biden's apology >> reporter: tonight dr. jill biden learning a painful political lesson the first first lady to work outside the white house teaching at a virginia community college, apologizing for a misstep monday during a speech to the nation's largest latino civil rights group intended to celebrate the community's diversity. >> your fight is our fight and we will stand with you >> reporter: making headlines for a controversial comment after fumbling the pronunciation of new york's famed bodegas >> the diversity of this community as distinct as the bodegas of the bronx, as beautiful as the blossoms of miami. and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio >> reporter: the audience cheered, but the scripted comment generated backlash on social media one prominent hispanic group encouraging the first lady and her team to take time to better understand the complexities of our people and communities, adding we are not tacos. dr. biden's spokesman today saying her words conveye

then came alexander butterfield and the revelation that it was all on tape. >> mr. butterfield, as far as you know, from your own personal knowledge we, from 1970 in till the present time. all of the presidents conversations, and officers mentioned, and on the telephone's mansion were recorded? >> as far as you know. >> that is correct. >> and as far as you know, those tapes are still available? >> as far as i know, but i've been away for four months, or. >> i have no further questions. >> that was not something that alexander butterfield planned to tell the committee. he delivered that testimony publicly, 49 years ago this week, on a monday. and no the previous prime friday, who's privately consulted by the committee staff. he decided that, of course, he would tell the truth to the committee, but he was not going to volunteer anything. and during that friday interview, one of the republican staffers on the committee, asked him if there were any recordings of white house conversations. and the rest is history, and the television audience watching that day, like i wa

mr. trump, count me out, but today insisting he hopes the former president runs again lester >> peter alexander at the white house. thank you. >>> the st. louis area is in a state of emergency after catastrophic flooding caused by more than nine inches of rain. that's the most in one day in more than a century there. at least one person is dead maggie vespa is there for us tonight >> that's crazy. it's an island >> reporter: tonight stunning images of the latest american city to get slammed with severe weather across st. louis, historic rainfall an flash flooding. >> we've got stalled out cars here. >> reporter: forcing rescue after rescue. >> i have several people trapped on a roof. >> reporter: roughly 100 people trapped in these apartments evacuated by boat. >> i was terrified because it is so high. >> reporter: more than 9 inches of rain falling since midnight shattering records set in 1915 and turning highways and roads into raging rivers. >> it was so dangerous with the water, we had to pull them out we couldn't even get our trucks >> reporter: authorities confirming one person trapped in

inventing, because i let whom to speak, and then i forgot what to say alexander borisovich, the old already such a fortieth wolf read mr i understood. so you want to show me a trick. you have the equipment. - go get it. i left from the tanks on me fool, idiots. and when they already scolded me there, the artists, idiot, your first exit. i already got out there. well, the most important thing is that at the end i had to put a funnel full of water on my head, there i did clowns on the head of a pencil, i didn’t even laugh. you do not have the same, but without wings, look for something prepared for the holiday, you will definitely find it. can a gold diamond go the tried and true way of his dad's ice cream flowers or allow himself a bigger heart if moving in the right direction? this is our present treasure, not aging comedy by leonid goinov, the diamond arm. today on pervoi, he masterfully helps to complete my dishes, which has already been proven many times tastier. even if the damaged liver does not bother, it is better to take care of it in time , the two active ingredients could help relieve inflammation and restore

mr. dynamite ilya is he and please imagine when he commands yes yes, yes three four one alexander anatolyh yes. no, it's all true, and we're glad to see you visiting us, let's get to know each other. all this is all that we wanted to know alexander anatolyevich left everyone, but the host is a very cool musician, in general, just a good person. and by the way, we are singers written. i want to cling to uh artists. i also have a group. i am there i sing, so sometimes i get inside and someone likes it, too, a little bit of a singer. well, at this time, for this program with the team, the actors are waiting for us to put down, we need to play. simple single, yes, that is, each that is earned by human teams will rotate in one full point. i'm waiting for the game word of the captain in the teams. i beg you yevgenia i beg you alexander applause for you, come here. the question to a brake studied. so why did a person take out all the matches from the box and the first one turned out to be eugene, here he is playing so much one he decided that he would smoke, so uh his cigarettes are wet, that's

alexander valentinovich nova, and now on the sidelines of our president's visit. he had a number of very important meetings. first of all, with his iranian counterpart , the minister of oil, mr. bouiji, where they also did not discuss the agreement. which will be achieved during the visit, and if she is valentine to iran on may 25 this year and a further task is outlined for the implementation of the achieved agreements. i would like to say that our trade and economic cooperation is one of the top priorities, if not the top priority , on the agenda of our relations with iran. that's how it continues this topic. uh, vladimir putin announced a record trade turnover between russia and iran. and in what areas? do you think their future cooperation between moscow and tehran will be priorities? well, i would like to repeat, uh, what was said earlier there, the turnover at the end of last year was a record over 4 billion dollars, but this absolutely does not meet our capabilities, our potential, but for the first quarter. it increased by more than three by 30%, and we are seeing a significant increase in the volume of russian exports to the iranian islamic republic of iran, the mai

mr. pilpel. next speaker, please. >> hello, directors. this is david alexander. i live in the richmond district, and we have two young kids. we get around walking and transit and biking. just flabbergasted at the developments with slow lake. i get it that the political machines run strong in this city. i totally get it, but using that as leverage, using further elections as leverage on the accessibility and the green network on residents is just pretty low. my family is affected by it. we usually take it to [indiscernible] san francisco unified public school, and it just feels like folks can go and put their hand in the cookie jar and make these changes, and people are listening to it. that's the scary part, actually, because we don't have a car. i just want to thank director heminger's comments about slow lake, just really hammering down the fact that it's been approved twice. also, with the diverters, they must be permanent or else folks are going to zip through? folks have been ripping down signage, literally defacing government property. m.t.a. needs to hamme

conversation was with mr lebedev and thatis conversation was with mr lebedev and that is the starting point for our concerns. alexanderebedev was attending the event —— the question that needs answering is when the bori5 the question that needs answering is when the borisjohnson no alexander lebedev was attending the event? the other lebedev was attending the event? tue: other question lebedev was attending the event? tte: other question is lebedev was attending the event? t“te: other question is what lebedev was attending the event? t'te: other question is what did lebedev was attending the event? tte: other question is what did the british government and british authorities now about this event and why is it it was not admitted to after seven parliamentary que5tion5 asking something if it had been an innocent meeting why would it have been such obfuscation? seeing that performance by mrjohnson in front of the liaison committee just underlines mo5t of the liaison committee just underlines most of our concern and anxiety about what might have been going on. alexander lebedev says he is a critic of putin and does not h

mr. trump, please. and finally, from two to 4 million dollars is exactly how much they plan to sell at the auction for hitler's wristwatch on the website of the american historical auction alexanderit is reported that the gold watch with a stylish side won and we have swastika initials hitler, as well as the three dates of his birth, his appointment as chancellor of germany and the victory of the nazi party in the elections. it is also known that the watch was found by a french soldier in the dictator's mountain hideout a few days before hitler's suicide. auctions are scheduled for july 28. well, that's how hitler's watch can fetch almost 4 million dollars. well, for today, i have everything in the world about ukraine section, but for today, there will be more on other days in other editions. but now do not switch to our broadcast, the war in ukraine continues, the main topic for ukrainians is victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this people who have information and shape public opinion people who defend ukraine and create the future right now the main and interesting thing in the pro