the coordination council of the national children's rights authority published a document from mr. dr. seyed ali kazemi, deputy minister of justice, who is the secretary of the national children's rights authority . i will talk about the details of this program with dr. salam. you are very welcome . hasan mojtaba, peace be upon him, is in first of all, tell the viewers what duties and responsibilities the national children's rights authority and the coordination council of the national children's rights authority said in 2008, the ministry of justice was appointed as the national authority for children's rights, and in 2018 , a regulation was issued for the way of performing duties. it was approved as an authority in the bylaws of the national authority, there are four pillars, there is a chairperson , who is the minister, and two secretaries of the national authority. i am at your service . it is the third day of the national authority council, and the fourth is the four permanent working groups and temporary working groups. between the pillars and the most important pillar of the

well hit the local business one hit a local business, but there are no reports of casualties. national authorities of chance to 26 year old woman with terrorism in connection with the bombing of a cafe in saint petersburg, blast killed, influential pro wolf. laga flatland petoskey kremlin, says ukraine was behind. the incident, keith denies involved australia has become to life his country to bam, chinese owned tick tock from government devices. intelligence services recommended the ban on the app because of fears of beijing could be collecting user data. china has protested a cold on australia to treat chinese businesses. family. european commission, president to ursula on the line is traveling to china this week. if all leaving as she laid out a framework for resetting the use relations with beijing friend prime into the emanuel macro. little sort of joint talks focusing on trade and the war in ukraine . he went german chancellor, olaf sholtes, and he went shot michelle of the european council, and he went spanish prime minister pedro sanchez. all made the pilgrimage to beijing shuttle diplomacy

one had a local business, but there are no reports of casualties. national authorities of charged 26 year old woman with terrorism in connection with the bombing of a cafe. in st. petersburg blast killed the influential pro war blogger flatland, petoskey. prevalent says, ukraine was behind. the incident key denies involved least one person was killed and dozens more injured in a train crash in the netherlands. authority say high speed night train derailed after hitting construction equipment left on the track rail services on the busy route between leyden and the have been cancelled. australia has become the latest country to band chinese owned tick tock from government devices. intelligence services are recommended. the ban on the app because of fears that beijing could be collecting user data. china has protested and called on australia to treat chinese businesses. ferry. and donald trump is preparing to face criminal charges in his 1st period in his 1st a court appearance in new york, dozens of supporters have gathered outside the manhattan court house, where the former president

. >> reporter: authorities searching with dogs, drones and on horse back fo mexican national, 38-year-old francisco oropeza. he's accused of barging into his neighbor's home late friday night with an ar-15 rifle and opening fire after he had been asked to stop shooting the gun outside. >> one of the victims came out of the house, asked him to quit shooting because they were trying to put an infant to sleep. this man takes it upon himself to walk out of his residence with a loaded ar-15, walk up into that man's house and start shooting. >> reporter: five people were killed, all honduran nationals, authorities say. the youngest, just 8 years old. the father of that 8-year-old escaped the carnage, but returned to the scene today, heartbroken. my wife and my son are dead, he told our sister network telemundo. three other children were also found at the scene covered in blood but uninjured, shielded by the bodies of their loved ones the sheriff told us. >> this was a bloody, gruesome crime. >> reporter: investigators say they believe the suspect was intoxicated when he fired his weapon and say

we're joined by nour odeh, who's a political analyst and former spokeswoman for the palestinian national authority tel aviv, in israel is uri dromi, the founder and president of the jerusalem press club and a former israeli government spokesman. and in tunis, francesca albanese, the united nations special reporter on the occupied palestinian territories. welcome to all of you. nour, i'd like to start with you. first of all, there is a a tragic familiarity to all of this, isn't there? worshipers that are at a deeply sacred site, beaten, rocket attacks, reprisals, deaths, it is just a relentless cycle, and here we go again. >> well, yeah, it's relentless and it's never ending, because none of the factors change. and the one factor that has remained quite constant is the fact that israel can get away with all of it. it can get away with the remaining and occupying power, it can get away with entering and raiding and storming al-aqsa mosque and undermining the historic and legal status quo in jerusalem and al-aqsa specifically without any consequence. and so, it doesn't feel any incentive to change co

and the latin american, i may perhaps, nations authority not 2nd, but those are part of the solution to that problem. in the near future, they are working to scuse trouble to strengthen the place of their own region of latin america within the global structure of international relations. and we approach we value that approach and we value the stance of venezuela. so as well you process as it says support firm use like you at the various positive processes across the region. and we support to nicholas maderos sir. initiative sir? yup, exactly. such as a stronger homeland as it's cold, racial, social 2 we're we will continue to have discussions today and we will, i will have talks where the president and vice president as i've said. so thank you . b. e a i now we will proceed to the press conference. so maria jimenez. good afternoon mr. oliver of the government of russia has always sir, protected the sovereignty of latin america and defended the sovereignty of latin american. how would you assess the situation? cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela? and what could be done to, to support these

were joined by neu de, who's a political analyst and form a spokeswoman for the palestinian national authority of eve in israel. is already rummy. who's the founder and president of the jerusalem press club in a former israeli government spokesman? and in tennis, francesca open easy, the united nation special reporter on the occupied palestinian territories welcomes . welcome to all of you know, i'd like to start with the 1st of all, there is a tragic familiarity to all of this. isn't that worship? is it a deeply sacred site beaten rocket attacks, reprisals, death. it is just a relentless cycle. and here we go again. well, yeah, it's relentless and it's never ending because none of the factors changed. and the one factor that remains quite constant is the fact that israel can get away with all of it. it's going to get away with the remaining an occupying power. it can get away with entering and rating and storming a lot, some mosque and undermining the historic and legal status quo in jerusalem and locks us specifically without any consequence. and so it doesn't feel any incentive to change co

and the other option is to have the united nations authorize a special tribunal that would prosecute leaders in the kremlin for crimes of aggression. both have advantages and disadvantages. all i can say that there is this debate in the general assembly as to how exactly to set up this court the same way were crimes were prosecuted in rwanda, cambodia, former yugoslavia, chad and other places. in each

he is not subject to national authority.nk about it if you have a room at home in which something is happening, and you don’t know anything about it, and if your house burns down, and for this room, then no one will answer to you. today, all over the world, the pentagon has created 400 such dark rooms that can catch fire individually, or all together and answers to why various unprecedented diseases appear in the world at the same time. one must look precisely in these rooms and in these laboratories, of course, 50 laboratories in ukraine, such a concentration confirms that the aggression is directed precisely against russia , the commission came to unequivocal conclusions that ukraine to understand that the main reference of the laboratory is lviv odessa kharkov kiev which is closed and we don’t know what is happening there, but the biggest evil is happening there, the commission came to the conclusion that that the military -biological project in ukraine is part of a large strategy for the destruction of the sovereignty of

let's say it's uh-uh, the opening of a case and investigation by national authorities uh-uh, it's intional courts. yes, we know it's already there certain actions in the international criminal court against putin and other officials of the russian federation and the other way is the application of the principle of international juridicity when cases are considered in the courts of other countries that are subject to these principles, in fact , we are collecting evidence now and, let's say , will be transferred in the future in that organization or in that structure that can actually conduct investigations and open cases, but i want to note an important point that well, over the last decades, and in general, during all this time , in fact, there has not been a single court verdict for e a crime against medicine there is conditional for an attack that will achieve this verdict. i thank you very much, mrs. diana, for your comments, for your work, the most important thing, and diana rusnak , even such a day of the ukrainian health care center. and we wish them a good day, we have a guest

we have received those authorities with the 2021 national defense authorization act. it said to stand up and plan. cisa brings together the full power of the cyber system. the rest of the agencies have authority capability and talents to be effective from and all instruments and power way. we are the cyber defender so one platform faces up to industry but international partners. we come together to essentially put the shards of the public together so we have this tapestry of visibility that allows us to say you have that piece here so let's put that together to drive this down. we have great partners. we've been operationalizing this over the last year and a half. most recently, withdhs. the video and voice app was for multistage attacks. we are prioritizing line resources and look for cracks across federal and state networks. we published an alert that reference singapore and some other core partners. it provided the indicators in the hunting guidance. they share that early with us but also the rest of the community. the key word is community. this is not something t

us reliance on the child in slave labor i cannot say it enough last year going to the national defense authorizationctt to prohibit the dod from purchasing those made with forced labor and democrats agreed and we won the fight the share republicans are redoubling the effortss not reliant upon child enslaved labor and that is in the united states of america so let's start handing your dollars to the communist party of china and allowing that child labor to continue its focus on american jobs and energy. >> i hope everybody enjoyed is not being here and it's great to be back with you. we miss you and we're glad you're here talking just briefly of the inflation reduction act and was rushed and it was partisan all types of benefits for stage states such as mine when in reality it is unfolding that the democratsll sold a bill of goods. it would invest 300 billion in reduction 369 billion of climate change and the inflation act will not an ad 60 billion to the debt don't see any type of deficit reduction through 2029 this is also in addition to the power of the irs that senators their own has talked about

the 2023 national defense authorization act which sent out the broad categories of debate when it comes to spending issues on the military, this is what they found. it was a $857 billion topline defense spending that is of a -- that is up 70% percent from $777 billion and $45 billion was -- more than originally requested from the white house. it would put $30 billion in the energy department for national security programs, $10 billion of that will be for defense-related activities outside the ndah jurisdiction and it would include 4.6% pay raise for military service members and dod civilian members. as we go to the larger issue of president biden's 2024 request. you can find that on c-span. if you go to our archive at c-span.org and go to february. we spent a week of looking at the broad categories on spending. you can find the programs on their at c-span.org. where should the government spend more or less? virgil in nevada. democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think that if the wealthy people who are making all the money as a result of living in -- on america, if the

my republican colleagues across the board will make sure that happens is included in national defense authorization act i am -- i am writing to president biden to support this, and that is what i want to see happen. maria: okay. >> this utmost importance. maria: thank you, yes, thank you for making the case, today, on this program we hear you we understand we are going to be watching your next steps, thank you, sir. congressman from guam in d.c. this morning, thank you. we will take a break whether we come walk going back to going green aoc and colleagues reintroducing the green new deal to end fossil fuels for good president biden pat being himself on back for creating the quote single largest investment if fighting climate change in history you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for

morgan, and sore ex. owner some data, asking him why he's partner national futures authority in the us. you can get to now the n f i n k r letter a report on currencies, bible and threatened to take criminal action enemies. those who wished you actual harm were in switzerland and the you were abruptly arrested in portugal. taken to solitary prison, denied your medication, given ill fitting and had access to an attorney and an interpreter for a period one, but from the swiss government. what was that like? did you know what you'd be? and i was on, i retired on the gear i'll they took me to the show. it was dirty. it was there was no heating. i was on the law body of water. it was scary because they don't exist in switzerland, nor europe. the people on my dear, all of these judiciary place, were looking at me as are given miranda rights. there was no interpreter in the beginning. there was to be my wife was needing to see me or bring me show the 48 hours on released in handcuffs and the judge and be deadly apologize. the swiss one to extra me to switzerland as against personal, warmer an

when we were going through the national defense authorization act to prohibit the dod from purchasing ev's made with forced labor and you know what from the democrats agreed. and we won that fight in this year republicans are redoubling the efforts to unleash american energy, not reliance upon child enslaved labor and allowing for them refining the process in the good old united states of america and so again, let's stop handing of dollars to the china and allowing that slave and child labor to continue let's focus on american jobs and american energy . >> what i hope everybody enjoyed is not being here and be here with your family and friends and spray to be back here with you and we miss you and glad you are here and so i would like to talk just briefly about the so-called family inflation connect and i'm now calling it, the inflation act right because over the last, it was russian partisan products all kinds of benefits, say such as mine have west virginia, when in reality we see now, that is unfolding and they the democrats, have been sold really a bill of goods. we were told orig

ity have failed to act appropriately in response, so we're here today , asking national authorities toget involved and to initiate a recall. in a letter to the national highway traffic safety administration, law enforcement leaders are calling for a recall of those vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022 that are vulnerable to theft due to lack of engine immobilizer and easily bypassed ignitions data show. nearly 40% of stolen cars in berkeley have been certain hyundai and kia models without an engine immobilizer. former executive sonny bill juanita started his prison term. he surrendered yesterday to los angeles county federal facility. bell wani was sentenced to 19 to 12 years, nine months for defrauding investors in patients in the silicon valley blood testing startup belawan is former girlfriend there are no founder elizabeth holmes is set to go to prison next week. consumer experts are warning about the risk tied to sharing a post about a missing child or lost pet on facebook or some other social media platform. they say scammers can drastically change the original post in an

eye and yet they have failed to act appropriately in response, so we're here today , asking national authoritieso get involved and to initiate a recall. you know, letter to the national highway traffic safety administration, law enforcement leaders are calling for a recall of vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022 that are vulnerable to theft due to lack of engine immobilizer is and easily bypassed. ignitions data shows. nearly 40% of stolen cars in berkeley have been certain hyundai and kia models without an engine immobilizer. theranos executive sunny bell wani has surrendered to serve his prison sentence. his attorney tells cnn that he turned himself in without incident today at the federal prison in san pedro in los angeles county. elwani was sentenced to 12 years and nine months for defrauding investors and patients in the silicon valley blood testing startup. this is video of alwani from a previous court appearance in san jose, his former girlfriend there, and i was founder elizabeth holmes is scheduled to go to prison next thursday. supreme court chief justice john roberts has been i

we can take our responsibilities once again to call if the nation needs it and the president comes and says i need an authorization for the use of force because country x is challenging the national security of the united states. we can do that but we should not allow any president to use an authorization that was never intended for country x or the circumstances of that to be the excuse to go to war without coming to congress. so i see it differently than my colleague. and to be clear, this vote has nothing to do with iran and in no way diminishes our ability to protect u.s. interests against iranian aggression. mr. president, it's taken a long time to get here. i want to commend my colleague, senator kaine, who has been a constant clarion call of our responsibility, pricked the conscience of the committee in the senate on several occasions to get us to this point. and also to senator young, who has been joining him in that effort for their stalwart commitment to get this done and see it through to such a momentous conclusion. this is a defining moment. i urge all of my colleagues to vote to repeal the 1991 and 2

minutes 8.13 seconds is the sixth result of the world season earlier in the national championship anastasia became the authorf the national record of belarus hello my coach. unfortunately. during these days it was difficult to please them somehow, unfortunately, not very much. my previous swims were obtained. and today. i can’t say that i felt better for a second, but on the other hand, the first place , and i want it for them so that their work does not go in vain and i also want to give them some positive energy, another belarusian alina for moskovsky set a new national record. belarus in kazan semi-final heat. our athlete showed one minute six whole 44 seconds is it worth noting that this is the fourth? the result of the world season a casual achievement also belonged to olinia was established 10 days back at the championship of belarus in brest today marks exactly 100 years since the establishment of the belarusian physical culture and sports society, dynamo, which for a century has become a symbol of the development of the olympic movement in our country under the brand of the organization, from the day

hyundai and yet they have failed to act appropriately in response , so we're here today, asking national authoritiesnal highway traffic safety administration, law enforcement leaders are calling for a recall of vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022 that are vulnerable to theft due to a lack of engine immobilizer and easily bypassed ignitions data show. nearly 40% of stolen cars in berkeley have been certain hyundai and kia models without an engine immobilizer, the man who was shot and killed inside of the home depot store in pleasant in while trying to stop a shoplifter is being remembered as a good employee, and it was a volunteer with the boy scouts. blake mose was a security guard at the store and was trying to stop a woman from stealing when she shot and killed him. coworkers say mose was always willing to help people who was killed while just doing his job. he's an incredible person. everybody loved blake. um he's the nicest guy in the world. i just can't believe it escalated to what it did where he got shot. there's no reason for that is in his fiancee, casey. we're making plans for thei

public service provision, as i have said, but also engage in a dialogue with the local and national authorities on compliance with international humanitarian law. and that dialogue can build an enabling environment for other types of conversations to follow. now once there, and once working, we will not be and never be able to come in with a long term development, cooperation, vision or with the capacity to assist governments and local entities in developing socio-economic plans and responses to the crisis. so eventually, there will have to be a transition through that cooperation with the world bank and other entities where we go from tailor made intervention to scaling impact and you know, moving towards stabilizing an economy. it is true that security interventions have to be underpinned by socioeconomic response plans. and this is also true for humanitarian intervention. we always have to bring humanitarian assistance that can pave the way for a more long term development path. so in working together, we don't only work at an operational level using the capital and the resources and the wei

hyundai and yet they have failed to act appropriately in response, so we're here today , asking national authorities get involved and to initiate a recall. in a letter to the national highway traffic safety administration, law enforcement leaders are calling for recall of vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022 that are vulnerable to theft due to lack of engine immobilizer and easily bypassed ignitions data shows. nearly 40% of stolen cars in berkeley have been certain hyundai and kia models without an engine immobilizer. he's your artist or not a decision by the prosecution in the film shooting death involving actor alec baldwin. and back here after the break, it's warming up. it did so today a couple of degrees another 5 to 10 degrees warmer tomorrow, the weekend just around the corner. and singing on the street. surprised by your favorite star, the special moment between a pop star and the county supervisor nate miley . at the conference this morning , she said the problem of illegal dumping has gotten significantly worse in oakland the last few years, with cruz picking up twice as much trash

hyundai and yet they have failed to act appropriately in response , so we're here today, asking national authoritieso get involved. and to initiate a recall. in a letter to the national highway traffic safety administration, law enforcement leaders are calling for recall of vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2022 better vulnerable to theft due to the lack of engine immobilizer and easily bypassed ignitions data shows that nearly 40% of stolen cars in berkeley have been certain hyundai and kia models without an engine immobilizer third annual statewide conference to address illegal dumping kicked off earlier today, and it's set to continue tomorrow. oakland mayor xiang tao joined with elevated county supervisor nate miley at the conference this morning, she said the problem of illegal dumping has gotten significantly worse in oakland over the last few years, with cruz picking up twice as much trash it's not that we don't have crews outside working every day to pick up illegal dumping. it's the sheer volume that we are seeing on our streets group is at the conference today they are focusing on wha

logic organization research center develop and implement a flash flood guidance system enable national authorities to monitor andti provide flash flood early warnings for 3 billion people in 67 countries around the world yet a third of the world population lacks early warning system in the biggest gaps are in thees countries where we wor. to address the gaps un secretary-general launched early morning initiative that helped galvanize efforts and media can play a critical role getting that lifesaving information to a people in harm's way. we i know 24 hours notice with n extreme weather event lives and livelihood. media can play a role supporting proactive planning to reduce the risk in the first place but we have to acknowledge because many countries where we are working they lack the knowledge/and they need to provide and to address that we partnered with united nations risk reduction as well as media action to strengthen the capacity of the organization of the country africa and asia to helpful their role in the communication equipping radio and television outlets to help them in the -- t faster

in some cases before, in the history of the agency they tried to overcome the resistance of national authoritiesicc was created for the cases where the national government is unveiling or unable to prosecute the war crimes committed in their country. we are willing and we are able and grateful for the first case they filed, grateful for the prosecutor hand that first gave the file before it was fully complementary in its nature because we can't prosecute putin because of his immunity and this case includes putin and other cases will follow for sure. thank you mr. chairman. at the outset first and foremost i want to thank and acknowledge the courage of those witnesses and the representatives who shared their stories this morning. they are commonplace. last year i was at the border of ukraine and met with people on the ground that are assisting these victims and i would like to acknowledge the work that they are doing risking their lives to help these victims as citizens of ukraine, as nonprofit citizens of ukraine working together and as a former district attorney i've listened to stories of so m

in some cases before in the history they tried to overcome thege resistance of national authority andc was created for the cases were national government is unwilling or unable to prosecute work crimes committed inim their country. we are willing and we are able and we are grateful that the first case that they filed and grateful for the prosecutor the first case that they filed before the icc had fully complementary in its nature because it can prosecute hooton because of its immunity and this includes putin and other cases will follow to be sure. >> i appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you congressman we now proceed to bill keating of massachusetts. >> thank you, mr. chairman at the outset first and foremost i want to acknowledge the courage of those witnesses and representatives share the story. her commonplace last year i was at the border and i met with people onan the ground that are assisting these victims and i would like to acknowledge the work that theyki are doing riskg their lives to help these victims and the citizens of ukraine working together. as a former district atto

in some cases before coming in history of the itc they tried to overcome the resistance of national authoritiese icc was created for cases where national government is unwilling or unable to prosecute war crimes committed in their countries. we are willing and able and grateful for the itc, the first case they filed before the international, we are grateful, the first case they filed before the itc is fully complement re-in its nature because we can't prosecute putin because of his immunity in this case includes putin and other cases will follow. be sure. >> appreciate it, thank you. >> congress and chris smith of new jersey, we proceed to bill keating of massachusetts. >> first and foremost i want to thank and acknowledge the courage of those witnesses and representatives who shared the story this morning, they are commonplace. last year i was at the border of ukraine and met with people on the ground that are assisting these victims and i would like to acknowledge the work they are doing risking their lives to help these victims as citizens of ukraine, nonprofit citizens of ukraine working to

now the in the face, the national futures authority in the usa. and he was on the head of their currency advisory committee. now the n f i n s k are empowered by the c s t c to monitor and report on currencies. the owner came straight back to me and accuse me of liable. and threatened to take criminal action . it turned out that you are real enemies. those who wished you actual harm were in switzerland 2 years ago at the age of 70. you were abruptly arrested in portugal, taken to solitary confinement in a maximum security prison, denied year medication, given ill fitting and filthy clothes, and denied access to an attorney and an interpreter for a period. one portuguese prison guard told you this treatment was not coming from them, but from the swiss government. what was that like? did you know what you'd be up against from this with? no, john, i had no idea. i was on. i retired on the gear island with my wife. it was cold and they took me to this, so it was dirty. it was cold and i had to sleep on a slab of concrete to, to manage. there was no he

and the other option is to have the united nations authorize a special tribunal that would prosecute leaders in the kremlin for crimes of aggression. both have advantages and disadvantages. all i can say that there is this debate in the general assembly as to how exactly to set up this court the same way were crimes were prosecuted in rwanda, cambodia, former yugoslavia, chad and other places. in each instance there were special tribunals configured in different ways. in the case of ukraine where i would end to wrap this up is it is not just about creating a special tribunal and how it is configured. or amending their own statute that would allow prosecution of crimes of aggression regardless if countries are parties to the icc, as long as the country that is being attacked, as long as they authorize the prosecution that that is the only green light needed. the statute could be amended to include that definition of crime of aggression but that would take years. in my opinion, both are needed. we need short-term solutions while we are figuring out a way of setting up this special trib

it would be a new it the national forest authority promised to safeguard certain areas. but the trees are just being felled and other areas. in the end, alex follow the forest will be gone on 20 years later in the naughty. the chainsaws are quiet and the european union is making sure it stays that way. can levy padaya remembers when young environmental activists lived for months in tree houses. arguing with the lumberjacks and how greenpeace quietly threatened to boycott, germany's largest publishing houses. fanco will cuz he'll come back then they stopped to clear cutting me. i know we didn't let up from there, but and i can but now it's been quiet here for years. that little lock. you can see it. we don't have to keep our animals behind fences. they can move freely around the forestry ice, even in winter petrie mottos managed to save his forest too, which had been targeted by the wood industry. that was before the unrest in the naughty this is what a healthy forest looks like. teeming with young rain dea. there's no need for fences. you probably just born in the yester

the people of thousands of sydney's and leaving everything behind to escape their nation's turmoil. egyptian authority. se 14000 sydney's nationals have entered the country in the past week. sit on itself is hosting more than a 1000000 refugees most from south it on. many of them now are returning home. the un has also registered about 14000 return east and say as many as a 125000 people are on their way. you and also says at least 20000 people have crossed into charred, joining the 400000 sydney's refugees who were already there. i met interest reports from the town of coffin in chart on the border with sudan. this driving of a bed is what separates is to todd and the town of tindle to in west and for over their homes and businesses left behind by their owners because of fear of attacks. there is, it is, woke up one day to find the military base in town, completely diverted. and that has triggered an exodus of people. thousands of them crossed this dry river bed into the village of control in eastern charge and their base there currently thousands of them under living under hush conditions . while th

nation. the authorities guided and funded by the western coalition, whose ideas they channel, throat millions of people into a furnace as horrible events. we have to think about the future people who say that they value the ukrainian genetic pool must be aware of what is actually happening. you can't fade the people with propaganda all the time, but using russia as an excuse, russia defined as stance a long time ago. if russia had followed the example set by the u. s. and nato, with that so called interventions in other countries. they would have been millions of casualties, but we consider ukrainians. i'll brothers and sisters. no, that's why there is no carpet bombing, no strikes against central locations. russian soldiers sacrificed their lives for the lives of ukrainian citizens. no was of fault that way. i'm not a military expert, but i've spoken to many officers and commanders. they've explained to me how this should have been done in accordance with regular combat principles. if we wanted a quick victory, russia would have achieved that, but it won't cost h d. bruce, if occasion campai

very much for coming to th program. >> joining me now is eli mystal justice correspondent for th nation, authorour hopes up. before people start throwing rotten tomatoes at you, elie, want you to put on you criminal defense had for donal trump. i want you to give me your elevator pitch, very quickly as to why donald trump actuall might be this indictment >> okay because we're gonn talk here about a fourth dimension, time. catherine just laid out all th charges exactly right but if they're talking about campaign finance violation tha is a federal crime the bumps i up for its demeanor to a felony, the statue of limitation i generally five years if he committed a campaign finance violation, he committe in 2016, five years gets you t 2021 it is not the year were in if he committed a tax violation, criminal bookkeeping fraudulent refers to cover-up federal tax evasion charge, ta evasion, statue of liberty shuns on that is three years if he committed that in 2017 2018, about the time michael cohen was going to jail, those three years gets you two, 2021 which is not the year were in. so both situation