marathon the only news he looks with horror at his native city where there is no living space left national guardsmanhailo naglov was born and lived in mariupol together with his family miraculously escaped the occupation and decided that he should defend his native country from the first days of the great war joined the military commissariat four days before the full-scale war mykhailo went from mariupol to pavlograd on a business trip taking his wife and son with him then the family could not imagine that the russians will not be able to return to their hometown for a long time they will turn it into hell on march 4. i went to register with the teams, there were a lot of people in line, and i got registered and they immediately gave me a trip, and there he began to go through the commission, and on that day he said, well, get ready, now you're going. mykhailo got to us with the guards behind him, he was mobilized, he had only a short term of service, and he was pleasantly surprised that the relationship and approach to service in the national guard differed significantly from what he saw in the arm

his comrades joke, a special agent of the legendary donbas battalion with the call sign no national guardsmandefense, offensive and heavy fighting in srebynsky forest under crime, we look at his call sign best is not connected with evil forces, but comes from the last name of the most frequent russian occupiers, a fighter from the donbas battalion of the national guard of ukraine has been expelled from his native land since 2021, a full-scale invasion was met by special forces in luhansk region since february 15, as soon as we left the borders of the luhansk region, at half past five in the morning there were red signal rockets, artillery was already defending lysychansk, later rubizhny, the main combat operations, the guardsmen remembers, began with in the direction of kremin, they destroyed the enemy's equipment, after which the infantry retreated. after the first successes, they began to storm the following positions of the enemy , they were divided into two groups. in the direction of kremenchug, she came to storm and part of the guys from my group went to storm this village. unfortunatel

i will remind the investigators that krymanych shot down a national guardsman and injured another a 49-year-old soldier died on the spot at the stolychny checkpoint, his 26-year-old comrade is in a serious condition in the hospital, in addition, the car rammed two more parked cars, one of them was a military officer of the territorial assembly center, he was also injured, he did not wait for yurya to be arrested, a deputy from the servant of the people wrote a statement on his parliamentary credentials , it was published by the official resources of the verkhovna rada of ukraine previously, the servant of the people party initiated the suspension of membership in the yuriy faction aristova this was reported by the head of the faction in the verkhovna rada, david arkhamiya says he will request data on the deputy's business trip and check the facts of the journalistic investigation of the deputy head of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, the people's deputy of the party, the servant of the people, yuriy aristov, was spotted in the middle of july i

they died under very incomprehensible circumstances about the story of one boy, a 24-year-old national guardsmanhdan govrukhina, i confessed completely by accident only because his sister is also quite such an experienced pr person, it turned out that i have friends, and here is marina govrukhina, who wrote the story of her brother who, uh, served uh, in the dnipropetrovsk region. as far as i he understands her service. at the roadblocks in one of the villages of the novomoskovsk district, the boy was going to go on vacation on june 19. but on june 13, instead of good news that the son is going home, his parents received a letter about his death. do you know such a case that could not go unnoticed because the sister is a public relations officer and the status of this guy is a retired judge and a prosecutor with more than ten years of experience. therefore, ah, now the relatives are trying to get an examination to be carried out, a high-quality exhumation, and to conduct all the necessary medical tests and er, they now er demand so much i remember that parents recorded by the victims, this will

oleksiy, the head of the makarov rasyud of the kyiv region tandyr drunkenly knocked down a national guardsman who died of his injuries on the spot. tandyr was reported to be suspected of having committed a fatal road accident. the police also reported that biological samples were forcibly taken from him by court order. tandyr will be held in custody until august 26 without bail being set . constant shelling with barrel and rocket artillery destroyed and damaged houses have already been one and a half thousand . zolochivska, one of the border communities of kharkiv oblast, lives in such conditions . kateryna kashmarova will tell kharkivska the occupiers of the region are constantly shelling the settlements of the zolochiv community, despite the daily danger to the community, there are still about 20,000 residents from the village of zolochiv to the border with the russian federation, 13 km . sometimes the shelling of this and neighboring border villages lasts almost an hour. local residents, such as ms. kateryna, did not evacuate and are not going to. and where do you throw it when it was alre

actions, ihor humenyuk is suspected, he is not even accused, he is suspected in the murder of a national guardsmannear the verkhovna rada at the end of august 2015, let me remind you that during the discussion of changes to the law, there was a picket near the verkhovna rada of ihor humenyuk, who at that time was a military serviceman but was in on vacation, participated in this picket in this demonstration in this rally. and after the explosions rang out during those events, he was detained and taken into custody, and this has been going on for 8 years. i don't have anything specific, nor will i make any accusations, respectively. he was very depressed, according to the witnesses, and as a result, we have the fact that we all heard explosions during these explosions. ihor humenyuk died right now , he is talking about what he probably used explosives are said to be about grenades. how did it happen at all, how is it possible that a person who has been effectively deprived of his liberty for eight years due to suspicion of committing an explosion or a terrorist attack near the verkhovna rada sudden

wallin, an army national guardsman, just sworn in about three months ago, fatally struck. two officers and a civilian wounded before barakat was shot dead by a fourth officer. inside barakat's car, authorities say they found this massive arsenal, including a homemade grenade, gasoline canisters, and propane tanks containing improvised explosives. >> the horrible winds of fate. that's the best explanation i have for you for how he saw those officers on the way to where we believe he was going. >> whit: truly disturbing details. mona kosar abdi joining us now. mona, what are authorities saying about a possible motive here? >> reporter: while the investigation is still ongoing and an official motive has yet to be determined, police believe that barakat was driven by hatred and a desire to kill at random. whit? >> whit: mona, thank you. >>> turning now to florida and the growing debate over new standards for teaching black history. tonight, governor ron desantis and others behind the guidelines responding to the criticism. vice president kamala harris accusing the state of rep

together we buy the back of the shoulders of a man this is serhii lip he is 53 and he is a national guardsman in the first days of the great of the war, he fought under bakhmut there and was seriously wounded. serhiy was hit in the head by a fragment of a projectile. i don't remember. the boys carried me out, but my comrades carried me out. oh, and then i came to my senses already in lviv from the moment of the wounding and before he regained consciousness two months passed, all this time serhiy was in a coma , he underwent a complex operation, my left leg and left arm did not work, well, in general, they already discovered in me , god, what is the fracture of these included, i was here , they already discovered in kyiv, they did plastic surgery on this head well here is the photo, well, people show you. and after that, the volunteers recommended it to us, because i could n’t lift my hand, i didn’t do it at all . after that, 8 months of treatment were extremely difficult, and finally , serhiy’s rehabilitation started to work , his arms and legs are already working, he can walk and even to pus

have been carried out, one of them, as reported in the dbr, showed that judge tandyr hit a national guardsman at a speed of 100 km/h h. and this is a significant excess. the speed at the time of the accident was 100 km/h, and you and i understand very well that this is twice as much as is allowed in the locality, but the lawyers of the bondarenko family add that it is 20 times more than what should be in the city of the accident because there the roadblock and the speed must be minimal precisely during the contact where the accident took place on that section of the road, the speed should have already been reduced to 5 km/h until now, at this moment of the important toxicological examination, it must show the alcohol content in the blood, because according to preliminary data, the judge was intoxicated and then evaded the handover of biomaterials, which in the end were forcibly taken from the dbr , the experts explain that they are independent and that the investigators cannot compel them, he can only say that the bureau is interested in getting as much as possible rather, the results of thes

the makarov district court of the kyiv region oleksiy tandyr while drinking he knocked down a national guardsmano died of his injuries on the spot tandyr was informed of the suspicion of having committed a fatal road accident, the dbr also reported that biological samples were forcibly taken from him according to a court decision tandyr will be in custody until august 26 without setting bail , he used false data and went on vacation abroad, it's about people's deputy yury arrestov, the day before his house was searched maldivian vacations were confirmed the prosecutor general's office is investigating the legality of the trip oleg reshetnyak will continue the topic on these photos at the time of the morning searches of people's deputy yuriaristov, they were conducted by the state bureau of investigation together with the sbu. the investigation is most interested in the stamp about crossing the ukrainian border. in the period from june 5 to july 22, he was outside of ukraine, it turned out that people's deputy aristo left for poland, allegedly on a business trip, and had already remotely issued a

arrested the three-year-old culprit of the traffic accident in kyiv as a result of which a national guardsman tragically died, two more soldiers were injured. this is reported by the kyiv city prosecutor's office. i quote verbatim today's court decision at the request of the prosecutor 's office. the driver of the volkswagen car who committed a fatal accident as a result of which one serviceman died, another was hospitalized with injuries, was taken into custody for two months without the right to post bail. i will remind you that on july 25 in kyiv, at a checkpoint near the svyatoshyn metro station, the driver of a volkswagen drove into soldiers at high speed of the national guard and rammed two cars as a result of an accident. 41 a 49-year-old soldier died of his injuries on the spot. his 26-year-old servicemate was hospitalized with injuries of varying degrees of severity . in addition, the driver rammed a car in which a serviceman was. well, he received minor injuries. examination of the driver for his state of sleep with the help of a drager , which did not detect alcohol in his body, bu

it's 21-year-old air national guardsman jack teixeira, seen here not ready for what comes next.ken into custody in massachusetts, where just moments before, he was seen from a helicopter reading a book on his porch. that book, "solitary confinement for dummies." for taking these classified documents home, teixeira could face charges under the espionage act and could get up to ten years in prison per document, so he's in trouble unless he's declassified them with his mind. 'cause that, you can take anything home. you can take anything home. the feds may have been tipped off by a story in today's "washington post," reporters tracked down a video game chat platform used by teixeira and interviewed an anonymous member of teixeira's group who said he knew the leaker's real name, the state where he lives, and that he went by the nickname og, which stands for "o-gee-sus, i shouldn't have told that guy my real name and the state where i live." the informant described as teixeira as a characteristic gun enthusiast who while searching for companionship amid the isolation of the pandemic s

in the teixeira case involving the national guardsman, the government isn't as prepared.o and to provide to the defendant. i make that point because ultimately, yes, this case looks like the department s&p seeking to move faster than other national security cases, but that's because it's devoting all the time and resources to do so in ways that typically don't happen like in the teixeira case. >> and because you're someone we turn to to understand what it is like inside the seemingly her metticly sealed department of justice, we want your reaction to the information that trump revealed that he's received a target letter regarding his role on january 6th. >> i think it's sobering. the focus tends to be on, well, there's yet another criminal case, potential criminal indictment which appears to be the case. it's important to focus on what types of criminal violations we're talking about because not all crimes are created equal. what the department appears to be saying -- it's a department of justice i have faith in in terms of its independence, and i think they've demonstrat

quite a bit of significant intel was made public due to that discord release by air national guardsman>> there's a concern because not only was ukraine intel leaked by close allies leaked. that's concerning to anybody who wants to share information with us including the very russian assets that we will want to recruit. they're afraid it might get back to putin, they might get killed as a result. what's happening is bill burns is making clear we're there with you, we're here to support you. but also we're going to keep your secrets close hold. >> do you think ukraine has any reticence about sharing secrets? >> i think there's no doubt that they're going to be rhetreticen. at the same time, they need our intelligence, better than theirs, and they made it our support in the conflict. and i can guarantee it's not just military support, the cia is on the ground working it right now, gathering intel, and maybe doing more. >> great to have your insights. thank you so much. >>> witnessing the war this ukraine through the eyes of an 11-year-old boy. a heartbreaking, powerful perspective on this

and last year, a texas national guardsman died while trying to rescue a woman struggling in the riverrous family going to come across the river. we don't want anybody get hurt, backing the prevent people from getting prevent people from drowning. the buoys are mobile and will be 4 to 6 feet tall, depending on the depth of the water with netting underneath, it will cost texans about 1 million dollars. texas has also put up other physical barriers like wire and a wall to try to stop illegal entry. in response to the lawsuit, governor abbott tweeted, see you in court and >> texas has a constitutional right to secure the border. attorney flory now it's up to the courts to decide the claim is simply about one texan who has the right to have his governor follow the law. >> when he's going be impacted by a policy decision of that governor. >> and here, the governor has decided to use these buoys installed despite the fact that he doesn't have the authority to do that. >> stephanie haines reporting and coming up here at 3 aid for ukraine is on the line. and look, we neon details on the talks

. >>> and air national guardsman accused of leaking highly classified military documents asked a judge to be let out of jail. 21-year-old jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april while awaiting trial for carjacks under the espionage act. investigators say that teixeira allegedly shared those documents over the social media platform discord. he pled not guilty to several federal charges similar to former president donald trump's. >>> some good news if you didn't buy a ticket. no one matched those numbers from last night's powerball drawing. so tomorrow's jackpot now grows to $1 billion. lump sum option, that's about $518 million. ing this only the seventh time in u.s. history a lottery jackpot passed the $1 billion mark. your chance of hitting the jackpot is one in 292 million. fair warning though. justin, you are talking more money too. >> yes, we are. >>> happening today, oakland city council will decide whether to give mayor sheng thao a significant raise of $75,000 a year. currently make just over $200,000 a year. few approved her yearly salary will jump just shy

rules to keep electronic devices out of classified work areas earlier this year, a junior air national guardsman was accused of leaking a trove of classified documents online. >> well, questions are still swirling after secret service agents discovered turned out to be cocaine powder inside the white house on sunday. yeah. correspondent raquel martin has all the details about this. >> the wild is making it crystal clear. the president and his family were not at the white house in the days leading up to this incident. they also say the powder was located in an area of the white house accessible to many people, including tour groups. >> the white house, a secret service is investigating exactly how cocaine powder made its way inside the west we have confidence that the secret service is going to get to the bottom of this. in a statement, the secret service says the powder was sent out for further testing. agents found the substance during a routine security checks. and a discovery prompted a temporary evacuation of the white house as emergency crews responded sunday night. white house press secret

we're seeing that in the case of jack teixeira, the former -- the national guardsman accused of posting trove of classified documents on discord. his legal team actually brought up the former president in a new court filing. what did they say? >> yeah. jack teixeira is already being held in jail pending trial. that was a decision the judge previously made. now his lawyers are going to court and say, wait a minute, the justice department is undermining the position they took here because they're not doing the same thing in other national security cases with very similar charges like the case against donald trump. and wault gnaw ta, we don't need to take their passports. we have no belief they're going to be fleeing. we don't think they need to be held pending trial. teixeira's lawyers are saying that's not fair. but defense attorneys do make those sorts of arguments pretty often. and jack teixeira, 21-year-old with net worth of less than $20,000 and clearly potentially could have additional national security secrets that other foreign adversaries might be interested in, justice departmen

one of the other people is jack teixeira, that national guardsman who was recently charged.awyers are saying, well, if you're letting this guy out on bail and he's able to walk free and campaign around the country, why can't i? >> no, it's a smart strategy on his lawyer's part for sure. but i think one thing is telling. the silence that you're hearing from republicans, right? in contrast to what you hear when donald trump was indicted. they came racing to his defense. i'm thinking of lindsey graham, for example. lindsey graham also cautioned republicans to -- in coming to teixeira's defense as well. so you're seeing the contrast and distortions that the party has to make between the loyalty to trump and then just looking at the case on its merits. >> yeah. and sung min, i want to get to you on this other thing that's very important here, which is when we talk about trump, and where this is all headed for his -- a potential second term, if he is able to run, he's trying to make the argument, according to "the new york times," that the plans for his second term would basically

national guardsman christopher shingler tells us he became patient zero in texas while stationed at theas/mexico border back in early may. >> i started having fevers and vomiting, and that was the first time i went to the hospital. >> reporter: he was working on the rio grande river where he was heavily bitten by bugs including mosquitos. a week and a half later, he says the symptoms began. the 21-year-old tells us he was initially misdiagnosed with a viral infection and sent home to recover. >> after another week, it was not getting better at all. >> reporter: that's when he went to the e.r. again in early june, diagnosed with malaria. mosquito control trucks now spotted on florida's gulf coast. crews spraying affected areas. some residents taking extra precautions. >> i have had to be more careful using mosquito repellent which i never used to do. >> reporter: the cdc says malaria is serious and potentially fatal if left untreated. officials calling this a medical emergency that should be urgently evaluated within 24 hours of symptoms such as fever, chills, headache, body aches and fa

by the legal team for jack teixeira for those who don't remember, he's the massachusetts air national guardsmansting trove of classified documents on the social media sharing site discord. teixeira asked a judge to be released from jail where he awaits trial. he says that he faces the same counts as former president trump, and prosecutors allowed trump to be released. look, it's obviously not the same situation, but what do you make of his legal argument? >> well, it is an interesting argument, jake. what teixeira is saying is i'm a first time offender. donald trump is a first-time offender. i'm locked up waiting for trial. not only is donald trump released, he's not even released on bail conditions. he's just released on his own good word. he's arguing that's unfair. doj is going to come back to say there's two reasons you can lock someone up, one is flight risk and they've argued that teixeira is a flight risk. when you look at the specifics of what teixeira did, the way he disseminated documents to many people online, i think doj is going to argue that's a different scenario. >> quite differ

. >> paula, lawyers for jack teixeira, the national guardsman accused of posting this trove of classifiede brought up president trump in a court filing. what did he say? >> reporter: his lawyers are saying, look, our client has been charged with mishandling and being reckless with sensitive national security secrets. so is the former president. c is our client in jail and the former president is not? of course, there are some key differences, right. the courts have determined? to be a flight risk. they made a different determination with former president trump. one of the most famous people in the world. there is what happened to these classified materials where he allegedly posted them on social media. former president trump is charged in a different way, with mishandling these. so there are some differences. it appears to be an argument that is more about sort of getting a attention and headlines than something that has merit and will get their client back on the streets as he awaits trial. >> yeah, you almost can't blame them for trying there. paula reid, thank you very much. >> report

. >>> and air national guardsman accused of leaking military documents has asked a judge to be let out of jail awaiting trial. 21-year-old jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april. while he awaits trial for charges under the espionage act. he allegedly shared the documents over the social media platform discord. he pled not guilty to several federal charges. >>> good news if you didn't buy a ticket. no one matched the numbers from last night's powerball drawing. tomorrow's jackpot now grows to a billion dollars. lump sum option is about $518 million. this is only the seventh time in u.s. history that's happened. fair warning though. your chance of hitting the jackpot is one in 292 million. >>> i'm feeling lucky. could be one of us. all right, live outside right now. beautiful morning here in san francisco. taking a live look in the city right now. and it's a little cooler after all the sizzling heat we've had so far for the summer but get ready for the temperatures to rise again but how it is feeling for us this morning? >> it's -- we're off to a chilly start actuall

invite your listeners to compare this to the protective order that was in the case involving the national guardsman a bunch of classified information. some of these passages are ieblt v identical. in fact, the real only difference that i can see is that this protective order shows that some of the classified information in this case is also subject to the atomic energy act, which is it's nuclear-related information. but otherwise this is precisely the protective order that individuals have to sign to access classified information. >> brandon, one of the things we are trying to decipher without your intimate understanding of what a trial involving classified materials looks like and its rhythms is which things trump will exploit absent the careful considerations that need to be put in place to protect national defense materials. what is your read of how this process should go and what is your read of the pockets or windows of opportunity for trump's attorneys to carry out what they've now made clear is their goal, which is to delay this trial until after the 2024 presidential election? >> i think th

. >> quickly for both of you, we've had the issue with the air national guardsman teixeira and we thought and knew when we put in place like key stroke logging and more controls and we're still having problems and what can we do to have a more appropriate control? >> extremely frustrating and de-moralizing for that one working hard to put together the intelligence and disclosed leaps that it does to the national security is unacceptable on every level obviously and i appreciate the support. what i can tell you at this stage is only an interim answer because we're still getting the information from the investigation as to what exactly happened and to understand that is obviously then to have greater confidence in saying that the things we're doing are going to make a difference to ensure this doesn't happen again and right now what we are doing is been looking for the best user activity monitoring and other techniques we use and we are again scrubbing and reviewing our processes for ensuring that there's only information provided on a need to know basis and user privileges that they're app

there is you men aware newsome doubled the number of national guardsman to address the drug problem at mission. market, 7 and 8. well is 22 to 24 guys a day addressing this. the safety of the kids and me as well. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. hello supervisors i'm alex lovedpatrol a cofounder of cbd. and also moonlight ocii commissioner. but i'm speak as a residents of the mirked to say that -- the department of homelessness and contractors have a plain record of degrading the neighborhood the last several years. the soma rise center affect on the block. and once well were homeless folks walking by when it opened there were lines around the block. as they did not put it in accomplice any policies to consider what affect it would have outside the doors. i appreciate supervisor dorseies amendments. i have no faith in their efficacy. you know it is easy per miss cohen to be here dp say we will do community out reach. in practice nothing changes from commune input. we had dozens of meetings soma rise and with no obvious affect. you will hear a lot from my associates behind me abou

national defense secrets, making false statements, and conspiracy to obstruct justice. >> the aide and co-defendant surprised many by appearing at the pretrial conference. the former president, however, did not. >>> meanwhile, an international guardsman accused of leaking highly classified documents has asked a judge to be let out of jail as he awaits trial. 21-year-old jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april while he awaits trial for charges under the espionage act. he argues he should be let out ahead of the trial because his charges are similar to those facing former president trump. investigators say that he allegedly share the documents over the social media platform discord. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> a meeting between president biden and the president of israel is reaffirming america 's commitment to israeli security. it comes amid strained relations between the two countries, in part due to the actions by netanyahu, whose coalition sparked months of protest as it tries to overhaul the judicial branch and expand settlements in the occupied west bank. >> some of the extremist behaviors and activity by members of the cabinet, these concerns are still valid. they are disturbing. >> tomorrow the israeli pre