and after that to inform about significant changes in the property status in 2019, the national administrative courte relevant administrative records to the court . well, the next fact in general it is impossible to grasp anya with reason or imagination in 2020. volodymyr severin tried to rejuvenate himself, no, but we do not know whether he used the help of plastic surgeons, however, it is known for sure that the judge made efforts to change his date of birth. severyn appealed to the court with six applications, all of them were submitted from june to september of the 20th year, i.e. a year before his termination of the powers of a judge in connection with reaching the age of 65, so it can be assumed that in this way the judge tried to extend his tenure and to postpone the pension, severin really likes this work, we understand, however, the court, of course, eventually saw the manipulation and recognized the actions of the applicant severin as an abuse of procedural rights, and can we hope that the judicial reform in ukraine will be successful if its implementation is entrusted to such members of t

courts on our side. that's why this rate patriot, -- this great patriot, who is a genius of national security, cash understands the administrative. it has its own courts. it has its own capability. it is an absolute government and it needs to be taken apart brick by brick. cash showed us how. remember, we have 4000 political appointees in any administration. 1000 need to be senate confirmed. 3000 can hit the beat day one. 16 was a come-from-behind victory. we had it been organized -- we were not organized. now we have no excuses and we have -- we are going to hit the beach day one and take apart federal democracy brick by brick -- federal iraq proceed rick bright brick -- federal bureaucracy brick by brick. we have an opportunity that will never come again, we have the ability to shatter the democratic party and the national political institution. how are we going to do it, have you seen moms for america? we are going to do it at school boards, election boards, medical boards, canvassing boards, state legislators, house, senate, all of it. we could take the house right now with 40 or 50 seats. there are 74 in play, we should tak

national emergency. but the administration argued in court that the pandemic is over at the southern border uh to lift title 42. is this a national emergency has so so how is this a national emergency, covid national , a emergency when it comes to students? karine: it's a very good question. and i'm glad you asked it. look, we use the heroes act because there are going to be some people when we lift the pause, that's still going to suffer. they're still going to have a little bit of a hard time. reporter: because of the economy? karine: uh and so that's one of capitol capitol capitol capitol capitol capitol capitol capitol capitol of the reasons that uh we made this decision because as we're lifting up the pause, yes, you know, some folks may having not to pay for two years has been helpful to them. uh and were able to save and were able are probably gonna be able to pay those monthly payments. but there going to be some folks who are going to have a hard time because because they're just in a different bracket, right? it just because it is, they probably had a hard time before we have to remember. this is

courts on our side. that's why this rate patriot, -- this great patriot, who is a genius of national security, cash understands the administrativeourts. it has its own capability. it is an absolute government and it needs to be taken apart brick by brick. cash showed us how. remember, we have 4000 political appointees in any administration. 1000 need to be senate confirmed. 3000 can hit the beat day one. 16 was a come-from-behind victory. we had it been organized -- we were not organized. now we have no excuses and we have -- we are going to hit the beach day one and take apart federal democracy brick by brick -- federal iraq proceed rick bright brick -- federal bureaucracy brick by brick. we have an opportunity that will never come again, we have the ability to shatter the democratic party and the national political institution. how are we going to do it, have you seen moms for america? we are going to do it at school boards, election boards, medical boards, canvassing boards, state legislators, house, senate, all of it. we could take the house right now with 40 or 50 seats. there are 74 in play, we should take everyone we can

or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com >> and that being a national emergency but the administration argued in courts over at the southern border to lift title 42. it's so over that the government is going to stop buying vaccine in the fall and ship to private sector. so how is this a national emergency, how is it covid national emergency? >> we used the heroes act because there will be some people when we lift the pause that are still going to suffer. maria: fox news is jacqui heinrich questioning white house secretary karine jean-pierre to justify a student loan bailout. more stimulus, georgia republican member of services committee barry, thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you, maria. maria: your thoughts on the new handout, nor stimulus on top of more stimulus which has stoked 40-year high inflation, what's behind it and how do you assess it? >> well, what's behind it progressive liberal listening to obama, rahm emmanuel never letting crisis go the waste. the pandemic was a perfect vehicle from doing federal takeovers to elections to mandatory vaccines. i mean, this is big governme

nation, the answer is not defund the police. it's fund the police >> reporter: his administration's plan to curb gun violence includes $13 billion over the next 5 years to hire more police officers, $3 billion to help courtslear backlogs, and a 13% increase in the atf's budget for new investigators to help cities trace firearms and analyze ballistics the president also hoping to build on federal gun safety legislation congress passed earlier this summer >> i'm determined to ban assault weapons in this country >> reporter: he's also calling out the gop lawmakers who have suggested defunding the fbi following the search of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> there's no place in this country -- no place -- for endangering the lives of law enforcement >> reporter: republicans are blaming democrats and lenient prosecutors for the crime surge. >> we need to be more concerned with helping the victims of crime than in placating the perpetrators of crime. >> reporter: during the pandemic, firearm related injuries nationwide rose 34%, deaths, 28%. in new york city, shootings also spiked during covid but are still much less frequent than in the 1970s. how does crime now in new york city compare to what it

court does not matter for this review. what matters is we have united states national security concerns. this is the biden administration's problem. this has nothing to do with trump and all of his -- you know, either its recklessness or careless disregard or whatever he's doing with those documents. this has to do with our present capabilities and that is what the odni needs to get a handle on for our own capabilities, and then, secondly, to assure our allies who share a lot of information with us through bilateral arrangements, through something called five eyes, through a whole bunch of arrangements, that they have confidence that their programs and assets were not compromised, either. this is a big headache for the biden administration, regardless of the legal claims being made by the former president. >> let's turn to a decision that came out of georgia today that the governor, brian kemp, who has attempted to quash the subpoena to appear before the special grand jury investigating trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election results there, that he will have to appear before the grand jury, but only after the novem

court overturned roe v wade. mj lee joins us from the white house. what does the administration say about the outcome in kansas for abortion rights nationally? >> there's no question that the white house is celebrating this news overnight from kansas, basically saying this isn't just about the state of kansas, but there is a bigger message about the rest of the country. president biden saying in a statement, in part, this vote makes clear what we know. the majority of americans agree that women should have access to abortion and should have the right to make their own health care decisions. now, this, of course, comes as the white house continues to deal with the fallout from the supreme court overruling roe v wade. in just a moment, we are going to see the president virtually address this issue executive order that he had issued. this is the second time he has done so since that historic decision. let me take you through some of the top headlines. he is directing the hhs to consider actions that would support women who now need to travel out of state to get some of these reproductive health care services, including through medicaid. another

court overturned roe v wade. mj lee joins us from the white house. what does the administration say about the outcome in kansas for abortion rights nationally?ews overnight from kansas, basically saying this isn't just about the state of kansas, but there is a bigger message about the rest of the country. president biden saying in a statement, in part, this vote makes clear what we know. the majority of americans agree that women should have access to abortion and should have the right to make their ow

firsthand how critical the court is to the success of this work and i pledge as the administrator to continue our collaboration and partnership. next slide, please. we provide national leadership and resources including training, technical assistance, research and funding states, territories, tribes and communities so they can better protect children, prevent delinquency and improve the juvenile justice system. there are three priorities that guide our work and those are treating children as children, and this includes keeping kids out of adult jails, adult courts and adult prisons, and taking a more develop mentally appropriate approach. we know also that we should be serving children at home with their families and in their communities and shifting away from incarceration. our third priority is really opening up opportunities for young peoples to have contact with the juvenile justice system so they have the same chance of success as any other young person. at the heart of these priorities is a commitment to racial equity and fairness, and a promise to partner with impacted students and families to listen to young people and family members and act on what they tel

doesn't prove the court-approved warrant was justified, but an e-mail obtain by "the washington post" shows pat cipollone in the final days of the administration was assuring the nationals that the documents, classified documents would be returned. so it's not just a question of, you know, what the former president has at mar-a-lago now. that was when he was still president. your final thoughts. >> well, if we look at the national archives, i mean, you know, sort of paraphrasing here, but can we have those back, one. can we have hose back, pretty please? can you keep hem in a more secure location, put a hock on it? i'm sorry, i agree with you, this was not a raid. when we killed osama bin laden, that was a raid from where i stand. and so another thing, if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to hide. if i have nothing to hide, come to my house, look for it, take any documents, and i'm not going to cry, whine or play victim about it because i've done nothing. howard: well, donald turn did support the affidavit -- trump did support the affidavit being released. >>> ahead, mark zuckerberg admits he suppressed hunter biden story after a warning from the fbi. but

supreme court ruling, epa versus west virginia that administrative overstepping your administrative role as an agency will cost you and what we hear now is yes, 17 states with something called the nationalere isn't a lawyer i speak to that doesn't say that advantage goes to the plaintiffs on this one. not the defendants, which is the sec essentially. that this thing is taylor made for the scotus precedents on epa versus west virginia which is saying you're the epa. you can't overstep your bounds. yes you can create standards but there are certain things that are distinct. certain things that go one step further. david: in other words it should be done by congress. charlie: and the will of the people, so that's what it's saying and by the way those things are very distinct. you can figure them out. we don't have enough time to go through all that but that should rain in this rule, everybody, every lawyer i spoke to, thinks so. now, we'll see what the court, you never know you get before a liberal judge. this thing is -- david: if it goes to the supreme court based on west virginia versus the epa we think we know how they will decide. charlie: yes and i think there's a good chance this is

to a russian court one month after her drug charges as the biden administration works on a deal to get her home. i'm matt piptt piper, cbs news. >>> tonight, the president addresses the nation house says it has conducted a successful and significant counter-terrorism operation against al qaeda in afghanistan. >> if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> who was ayman al-zawahri? one of the men behind the 9/11 terror attacks, killed in a drone strike. kentucky braces for more rain with hundreds still missing. authorities scour the wreckage for survivors as we're learning about some of the victims, including these four siblings. and in the west, california experiences its largest fire of the year. firefighters battle on three fronts, the flames, hot weather and high winds. >> i knew the house was gone. >> tonight the view from space of the path carved by the flames. >>> america and china's taiwan face-off. tonight, tensions escalate ahead of speaker nancy pelosi's possible trip to the self-governed island. cbs' adam yamaguchi is there tonight as war games are underway. >>> another supply chain log jam? the warning tonight from the