among them, the deputy head in the office of zelensky deputy minister of defense, deputy head of the prosecutor general 'sffice, in addition, the heads of five regions were fired and all this in just one day, or rather overnight, since the first reports of the scenes appeared precisely at night, according to according to the ukrainian media, the prime minister and the head of the office of the ukrainian president may be the next from the political game, and the reasons for the reshuffle, varvarskaya despite the loud denials from the lips of the ukrainian military command, eggs for 17 hryvnias apiece still led to the resignation from the post of deputy minister of defense of ukraine this morning said goodbye to the person responsible for the logistics of the troops. vyacheslav shapovalov despite the fact that the voiced accusations are unfounded and the groundless statements of vyacheslav shapovalov about dismissal are worthy deed in the tradition of european and democratic politics. demonstrating that the interests of defense are higher than any offices or chairs, shapovalov motivated his dismissal by his

they don't tell me about her life and activities. the head of one of the departments of the prosecutor 's officeion and, according to the information of our colleagues, underestimated the value of the two mercedes purchased, indicating only uah 149,000, which is a non-market value. at least four times as likely. thus, the prosecutor could to try to avoid financial monitoring, which set a limit for cash payments of up to uah 150,000. if the amount is larger, it was necessary to explain the origin of the funds . by the federations, of course, leonardo even pretended to live in paradise in the city of novosibirsk under russian rights and has been living with the soviet people since the time of the soviet people with his brother. did not communicate like a person once on the phone when the aggression began .

we as europe must create a specialized prosecutor 's office . should accordingly prepare all the possibilities for holding such a special tribunal, and the most important thing in all of this is that today they really started talking about lukashenka and belarus, because before you know, they tried to bypass this situation, to bypass these persons, but today they are actually putin's partners, partners of the russian criminal terrorist army. also, i think they will not be bypassed anymore, and this is also a very important signal, of course. the european commission should work as much as possible with these results, work with these data and of course, the leaders of the european states must still be going to talk about it and work out some kind of mechanism in accordance with the european regional law in accordance with how is international law to really come to the point of creating this essentially special court, but the fact that it is very necessary today for a security structure in the world is that criminals must be punished and that there must be some legal solution, the main thing is n

they would have done it if they could, but not all of them must be criminals, and now the prosecutor 's officeon't know, once a basketball player, who can't be left behind, can be slowed down, and now everyone is attacking from all sides to slow down trump, uh, and give someone else a chance, uh, to get out first, it was decided by the american party and then maybe even victory in the presidential elections. and why are they doing it so actively? well, that is, what kind of threat does trump see in trying to stop him, and trump seems to be more afraid of crime? where do you accuse him of rape? can reject, delay, and file an appeal here and there. although, in principle, he released his taxes. well, now we found out that how would he have a bank account in china ? to banks in china again he was, that is, he, well, we see republicans , as you would understand, we have two different standards , firstly, there is a legal political one, and secondly, there are republican democratic ones, if god forbid something happens, you look bad in some way, somehow it's not fair, the pressure on the person nee

regional military administrations and the office of the president and the general prosecutor's office of the prosecutor general 's office. bureau of policy analysis of the sumatra, mr. viktor, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, good health, well, as we are already used to the sumatra, it is always somehow clearer , you understand, in particular, it is about what is happening in kyiv, but jokes are jokes, sir viktor, in your opinion, you are an experienced political scientist, so to speak, beaten by life, what is going on, what kind of process is it that started like this, well, as if it started with all - with all the resignations of oleksiy arestovych, that's how it went this is, of course, some kind of irony, but the changes are extremely serious p viktor please your serious assessment, everything started with the arrest, it was announced today or something, that when he went with the president's office last time , a month and a half later, the war started. now , in a month and a half, something can also happen. well, maybe putin will die. i wish then it was possible to arrest a lot now, viktor bondarenko,

criminal court and the international criminal court are now actively working with the prosecutor general 's officeraine. the prosecutors of the international criminal court are working. it is important not only for ukraine, but also for the whole world, whether today's world community is able to bring to responsibility for war crimes crimes yes, we are talking about the most heinous crimes, the most heinous violations that can be uh, this uh, way with the international criminal court is also extremely important, uh, they uh, these two ways are not in competition , the international criminal court, unfortunately, has no jurisdiction to consider crimes aggression because the states do not agree and did not grant him such a right at this historical stage. let's hope that this will change. the international criminal court has a well-established mechanism. there are much fewer questions and it is much easier. it is also a very long process, because it is quite simple to prove the crime of aggression, a person personally speaks out, please, you said that there is no jurisdiction, there is no joint decis

involved in its production, production, well, look, many, many cases have come from the prosecutor general 's office prosecutor general says that the competition for the position of the prosecutor general and this is an important change there, it is not constitutional and, uh , very much protests this because we all we know how people without a higher legal education become prosecutors-general because they are the president's cronies or there are 100% people of another president. that is, this is a political appointment of a figure and, in fact, you are also told in the program that it should not be political position, it must be a position chosen at an open competition of the prosecutor general's office - i didn't like it, i didn't like the fact that in the program there is something about the fact that half a dozen ordinary prosecutors must undergo regular evaluations and tests and inspections. and about what happened once there in the 19th in the 20th year, when half of them actually did not pass these tests and assessments and forgot all this, there should be some kind of regular system of check

prosecutor general's office. this speaks volumes. this suggests that the prosecutor's office. these issues do not leave without attention our interaction of the prosecutor general 'simarily based on the discussion. it is extremely important for us to receive an analysis of law enforcement practice from you, because, probably, you are the only ones who can, so here is a concentrated look at it not only within the framework, but at the federal level, but also in the context of each subject. at the beginning of the year, the number of applications for family mortgages almost doubled compared to the end of 2022. now the program is available to a larger number of categories, and banks are already actively issuing loans on new terms. will the demand continue, and that maria slobodyanskaya dealt with other preferential programs at the beginning of january, the demand for family mortgages increased sharply in the first days of this year, banks received several thousand applications for this particular program, according to the agency - this is the life of all purchase applications, of new buildings filed in the first week of january, 75% - this is a family mortgage compar

prosecutor general's office there. this suggests that the prosecutor's office. these issues do not leave without attention our interaction of the prosecutor general 's office is primarily based on the discussion. laws offer us extremely it is important for you to receive an analysis of law enforcement practice, because, probably, you are the only one who can, so here is a concentrated look at it not only within the framework, but at the federal level, but also in the context of each subject. presidential grants in the amount of almost half a billion rubles will be allocated for nsu projects in the new regions of russia - the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, kherson and zaporozhye regions , first deputy head of the presidential administration sergey kiriyenko said following a meeting of the council for the distribution of ukrainians summed up the results of the first competition of this year , more than 10,000 applications were submitted. this is a projection of non-profit organizations for the development of civil society in russia, according to kiriyenko. the best of them will receive funding in the amount of a total of almost 4.5 billion rubles. applications f

and now the prosecutor general 's office is actively working here with us national broadcast.e such documents, translators translate them and there are also very interesting documents, which are new documents, which are really and in connection with these crimes that the nazis committed here and what they are talking about, maybe even shouting some of them they very hard to perceive, because there is blood there. eh, the horror there is the suffering of people. it is very difficult to work with these documents on their own content then where let's even say this is ours. e soviet. i mean documents or the german ones there with pedantry describe how they burned the villages there and shot them and that’s it, then in fact, uh, it’s hard to perceive, but it was and therefore our task is still to show contemporaries and future generations what it is? unfortunately, the trouble was such that we must not forget it. uh.

national law enforcement system, it will be quite long we support the position of the prosecutor general 's officethat, first of all, it is necessary to introduce priorities and investigate crimes related to the killed, wounded, those who were illegally deprived of liberty and subjected to torture, those who were abducted, and i must note that more than 3,500 abductions have disappeared in our database alone missing persons, all this should be dealt with, and eh. i agree that this should be dealt with as a priority, but it's the same. if we expand the circle of those who are engaged in the investigation and eh and the court, eh, we will have a much better result. and that i i mean well, first of all, the very idea of ​​creating an international tribunal regarding the crime of aggression, which is the official position of the state, we fully support it, it is necessary, and we will see how step by step this idea comes to fruition, the second is that the courts other countries can consider these cases as well and this is already happening, it is known that 20 countries, 20 general prosecutors' offic

the statement by the prosecutor general�*s office suggested that mr bolsonaro may have incited a crimeoning the legitimacy of last october's presidential election, which was narrowly won by his left wing rival lula da silva. a gas pipeline connecting lithuania and latvia has been hit by an explosion, but the fire that broke out has been extinguished and gas supply is back to normal. no injuries have been reported. a spokesman for the pipeline's owners, amber grid, has said that so far, there's no sign that the explosion was caused deliberately. the moroccan national football team has pulled out of the african nations championship after failing to get permission to fly direct to algeria where the tournament is being held. the defending champions — who last month became the first african or arab team to reach the world cup finals — had been waiting for hours at rabat airport for expected approvalfrom algiers. that didn't come. algeria broke off diplomatic relations with morocco and closed it's airspace to the country in august 2021, citing spying and "hostile acts" by the kingdom. the ma

work was carried out constantly and researchers and work hmm went, and the work in the prosecutor general 's officeur archives, and hmm just a few years ago, and the whole array was declassified. well, here are the german documents, where, as it were, already without cuts. they themselves talk about their plans about what they did here. well, unfortunately, the time is disturbing and we see what is happening with our neighbors in ukraine, we see what is happening and hmm lithuania latvia poland and this film. it's like an edification mm that hmm is not necessary with such things. uh, k they need to be approached very, very seriously , fascism, unfortunately, has not been canceled, and today, uh, hmm, it is gaining momentum, and this film is gaining momentum. repeated here, in short, do you think such crimes do not have a statute of limitations or not. you know they will never have a statute of limitations. eh, no matter how long it takes? and it probably won't be forgotten. it's hard to forget. and i would very much like to. to hmm after watching these films. eh, everyone probably remembered the hi

and now the prosecutor general 's office is actively working here with us national archive.above such documents, translators transport them, and there are also very interesting documents, which are new documents, which really are worth it. well, these crimes that the nazis committed here and what they are talking about, maybe even shouting. some of them are very hard to perceive, because there is blood there. uh, the horror of suffering there is very difficult for people to work with these documents. their content itself then where even ours. uh, soviet documents or german where are they? they specifically describe how they burned villages there, shot them and that’s it, therefore, in fact, it’s hard to perceive, but it was and therefore our task is still to show the contemporaries to the future generation what it is? unfortunately, the trouble was such that we must not forget it. in which of the projects are belarusians the first in the cis space, as well as archival documents, are foreigners eyeing? what addition is expected in the military-patriotic club? lynx is not only

, the city, as a result, after a series of special operations to detain neo-nazis, the prosecutor general 's officeupreme court with the requirements of the supervisory authority. they agreed and now icu is in the same row banned by the isis and the legal sector, the fact that this international association poses a threat to the security of society and the state and served as the basis for the prosecutor general's office of russia to go to court with an administrative claim to recognize the mkaut as a terrorist organization and to ban its activities on the territory of our country. however, according to the security forces. no one stopped fighting with neo-nazis and most of the actions of the so-called maniacs still failed. ilya ears are not hope zybkina anton lukyanov ntv television company captain andrey agapov begins to be judged in kazan the captain of the ship voskhod odin was drunk when the ship landed on the mile, six passengers were injured. now he is accused under the article of providing services that do not meet the requirements for the safety of life and health of people. agapov confess

, new documentary journalistic cyclers of the radio company with the assistance of the prosecutor general 's office without the right to life will publish its lists of still living nazi criminals will tell and show military chronicles. dozens of carat operations to face the truth tragic and cruel, the time has come , as it is time to declassify the secret from the german archives and make the facts public. which, for a number of reasons, have not stuck out for decades somewhere because of tact , somewhere because of the unwillingness to stir up the past and quarrel the people. so the first series of the project. watch tonight right after the understandable policy of building up forces to the east. clear the western part of the soviet union of 31 million people to evict beyond the urals up to 46-501 million people, and the 14 million remaining there they dream of defeating the russians as a people. the belarusians were also understood by teenagers, 75% of them should be destroyed. they should be put on trial for the genocide of the belarusian people in a new historical project, we will publish in th

here the prosecutor general 's office is investigating the case of the genocide of the belarusian peopleive a legal assessment of the criminal law and economic. uh, to, uh, the damage that our country has suffered as a result of the sanctions imposed on belarus since 1997. we have artificially hinders development. you know, i don't know this. uh, the sprinter tries to run and gets grabbed by the legs all the time. well, let me joke a little, probably, switzerland would have a rest. if we had not been interfered with, but the late minister of foreign affairs, vladimir makei, talking about the loans that were allocated, for example, to greece and subsidies, we would have built a tenth of my here, uh, dubai. well , relatively speaking, this is true, but they are holding back development in every possible way, but even on this background, we demonstrate certain results in the field of state building in the field of economics of science and technology, although it is very, very difficult for us. now, as a human being, i would like us to move forward. and as an analyst, of course, i will say t

offices, a swindler seduces a client and this is a strimillion. what this word means until you are offered a hand and heart after the intervention of the basmanny 's wife of the prosecutor'srosecutor's cancellation of unreasonable decisions to refuse to initiate a criminal case, a criminal case was initiated on the basis of allegations of embezzlement of funds fraudulently, but the question remained, for example, who covered up an openly criminal multimillion-dollar business in the very center of moscow, a stone's throw from red square alexander karpov everything is so much in yekaterinburg over the past 7 days and the most see our channel for up-to-date information in the week in the city program. tomorrow at 8:00 am. she broke their spine and bit them. it's just that my dog, in front of my eyes, canine terror in new moscow, like a pair of alabaevs, keeps the whole village in fear. we are looking for those who let the monsters off the leash dog tracks, and did not find the holes closed with profiled sheets. it was just that the freshly planted there even began to give some goosebumps, the last hopes went to the floor, as the swindlers pretended to be doctors and lured mi

i met him at the prosecutor's office under escort. new year 'sift oh, i dreamed of such you and where did you guess something? so for the new year, i asked santa claus what i could give to the most wonderful woman in the taiga village and its environs. but i also have a present for you . here she tied it. let's. here i have another surprise for you , 12 will hit. are you not you know what grandfather frost is, this is such a kind grandfather so that we can always be together. consider full champagne, now let's start the lead, and i'm fishing rods. can you do it, but ca n't i? well, i do not know. you us now shaman today can be? well, let's spend the old year and drink to leave all the bad behind. all the bad things that could happen? happened this year. well, let it stay there, and we will live in the new year and rejoice. that's right, happy holidays. so this year has been tough. but thank god for our family. yes, what should we think, everything is fine with you and me. the main thing is that our daughter is happy. well, oksan for you, so that

all divisions of the military prosecutor's office are connected. it 's still a headline.nd where is the head of the threat. why are you reporting? his house was burned down. the wife was hurt. he means it to her in the hospital. i propose to release all the detained authorities. you will teach me strategy. you will teach me strategy. allow me to apply. i ask for a face-to-face conversation. everybody's free. have you seen what's going on in the area? if you do not bring down now, the rising wave can reach open battles? not scary with me losses. and the fact that it will immediately report to the top. marshal of victory is at war with peaceful odessa it is necessary to release the authorities under the guarantee of the state man, if anything, he will answer with his head, this, firstly, i need his head. secondly, we will cope with crime in the city and without it we will work according to our capabilities. and we have our specific ones. but for now, only you should know about this. and i wish you happy new year. let good come into the house to live without flu and colds. s

prosecutor of ukraine andriy kostin signed an order on the voluntary dismissal of the heads of the zaporizhia kirovohrad, poltava, sumy, and chernihiv regional prosecutor's offices. there is information on the website of the department 'sice . a foreign vacation in spain was sold to the enemy for 70,000 hryvnias, a resident of odessa helped the russian special services for the money, the man collected data on the location of energy infrastructure facilities, locations of deployment of personnel , checkpoints and military equipment. the video captured the location of anti-aircraft defense equipment in odesa. the traitor estimated his work at 70,000 uah. the regional prosecutor's office informed the enemy informer . he was detained while transferring the material via messenger to representatives of the russian special services. the man was informed on suspicion of treason, he is now in custody, they saved his life by staging a murder. this is what the state bureau of investigation in poltava oblast did the employees established that an assassination attempt was planned on one of the local entrepreneurs, in particular, for this purpose, the customer was actively looking for a killer to expose the organizer, a multi-stage

a s office. prosecutors say it shows two pap holding a hammer as police responded to a 911 call from the pelosi home in pacific heights. strikes pelosi in the head, knocking him to the floor. carrying. hours later, i received a phone call from the pab while i was in the ktvu newsroom body temperature important message for everyone in america. you're welcome. beautiful liberty isn't dying, being killed, systematically and deliberately. people killing it, have names and addresses. i got their names and addresses collected in a little visit. hard chat about their bad behavior offers an apology, not for the attack that seriously injured pelosi and left him hospitalized for several days with a fractured skull. the apology was for what he says he didn't get to do to everyone. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm sorry. i didn't get more of them. it's my own fault. no one else is to blame. i should have come better for parents suspect pelosi attacks says that he spent all his time exposing online what he cal

i think this is a group among what the prosecutor's office can be called and the prosecutor's office of konstantin tambov 'sf ramenskoye until recently. how i understand that you were even taken under state protection. you had a large shoe factory. and the factory i had was a warehouse company engaged in the wholesale of shoes. well, at some point they called me. uh, the staff said they had to drive up. here, uh, they arrived at the warehouse. well, people. they said, like citizens of kyrgyzstan work for you, i say, yes, please, they had all the documents, all the permission was to work. here, well, after a while they called the staff of the investigative committee. arrived about five people. on the new porsche cayenne, i say, what's the question? your question can be solved by our leader? i say who well the real leader. it was there in konstantin that they decide all the issues and sealed the warehouses, and then about two weeks later already. i was told that the solution to the issue is 15 million. they demand from me before that. they tried to initiate a criminal case. well, in the process it all went th

you one last note on this story, as we've been talking about there were these two prosecutors in new york d.a.'s office protest last year. the last time this investigation appeared to go on ice. one of those prosecutors is a veteran very accomplished lawyer named mark pomerantz and he has written a book on this issue, which is coming out next week. and the publication on this has caused consternation but it's nevertheless coming out. mark is going to be on "60 minutes" this weekend talking about it then his first live interview is going to be here with me this time next week so you might want to put that in your calendar for next monday night. much more ahead here tonight. stay with us. stay with us explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask

you one last note on this story, as we've been talking about there were these two prosecutors in new york d.a.'s officenvestigation appeared to go on ice. one of those prosecutors is a veteran very accomplished lawyer named mark pommerantz and he has written a book on this and it's caused consternation but it is nevertheless coming out. mark is going to be on "60 minutes" this weekend talking about it then his first live interview is going to be here with me this time next week so you might want to put that in your calendar for next monday night. much more ahead here tonight. stay with us. i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. as some

attorney marika garland says it 's up to the special prosecutor's office to investigate biden . if you're listening to the attorney general, if you thought it necessary to appoint a special lawyer for president trump, then when it comes to dealing with classified information, you should do the same for the president . biden american press. she reported that in the first part of the secret documents forgotten by biden were intelligence data and materials from briefings about ukraine and earlier and the uk, they were compiled from 2013 to 2016, the opponents of the head of state are confident that this case should be the starting point for disclosing all the facts, and the president of the university of pennsylvania became the us ambassador to germany people with corruption ties to the baidan clan. like the secretary of state, the current president. biden, got a million dollars in just nine visits, the second that leads us to the fact that hunter biden is a wallet. the first part of the documents contained materials about ukraine and about the time when hunter biden worked in buis

my name is andrew adams, i�*m a federal prosecutor here in manhattan at the united states attorney�*s office�*s speech, andrew adams was appointed to lead a new us government task force called kleptoca ptu re. the goals for us are to target the people who are on the sanctions list, to bring any charge available, to seize any asset available. the idea is to disgorge profits in any way that we can as quickly as we can. so we look for sanctions evasion, we look for money laundering, we look for efforts to avoid export controls that we�*ve put into place here in the united states. part of the goal here is to unwind the fruits of corruption. part of it, in my mind, is to punish what are, in effect, massive crimes. 0urjob as law enforcement officers... andrew adams has built his strategy on his experience prosecuting the mafia. for ten years, he fought against organised and violent crime. it�*s hard to imagine a more violent crime on a more massively organised scale than this illegal war that�*s going on right now. from the outset, adams and his team focused on sanctioned oligarchs�* most highly p

in the last 2a hours, president zelensky�*s deputy chief of staff, his deputy defense minister, his deputy prosecutor general have all been removed from officesky�*s top adviser, said the decisions taken on tuesday "testify to the key priorities of the state, no blind eyes". here is what president zelensky had to say ahead of the anti—corru ption drive. translation: of course now, the main focus is on defence, l foreign policy and war, but this does not mean that i do not see or hear what is being said in society at different levels. and this week will be a time for appropriate decisions. these decisions have already been prepared. i don't want to announce them now, but it will all be fair. and each situation, we will analyse everything in detail. in each situation, we will analyse everything in detail. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a first for indian film—making. the the song naatu naatu from the hit film rrr has been nominated for best original song at the oscars. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman schoolteacher, all of them ar

investigate the business practices of the trump org seemed all but dead with two top prosecutors leaving the d.a.'s office after d.a. bragg stopped presenting evidence to the grand jury. "the new york times" is reporting the probe is moving again. on monday, on one of the witnesses was seen with his lawyer entering the building in lower manhattan where that witness was sitting. the national enquirer that helped broker the deal with stormy daniels. they have sought to interview several witnesses including tabloid's former editor dylan howard and two employees at trump's company, the people said. mr. howard and the trump org's employees have not yet testified before the grand jury. potential criminal charges for the twice-impeached ex-president from a once dormant investigation is where we begin with some of our favorite reporters and friends. she has covered donald trump's finances and other going-on for years. and david lippman and michael cohen author of the new book "revenge." how donald trump weaponized the department of justice against his critics. . you were seen, you called in, because you were just

that there is no way out for him, as they say, or i'm taking you to the registry office, or she 's taking me to the prosecutor, it's obvious that his mother took him to the prosecutor, i antin read about what the newly appointed minister of defense of germany pistorius spoke and said about the fact that they did not reach an agreement on the supply of leopard-2 tanks on the territory of our country, and with such details, the topic with leopards 2 is overgrown with some nuances, and how much germany's position is not understood here. that, to be honest, hands do not go down. i think that they do not go down to our er, well, to our officials who are dealing with this, but it is very strange that the key stage of the war is actually under threat, the entire european continent. putin will definitely not stop, and he definitely did not stop in ukraine and at this moment, well, the appointment of the minister. i understand that olafsholz's game government is starting to think of something and the state of those who simply need to give ukraine and forget about this issue, i think that we can simply criticize the be

casualties in after examining the wreckage, the prosecutor's office concluded that the gun that attacked kostyantynivka today was a modernized tornado-s rocket-propelled salvo system, rockets from such enemy systems are capable of covering a distance of more than hundreds of kilometers, and it is clear that most of donetsk region, kharkiv region and zaporizhzhia are now in the zone of damage of such hostile systems, what is the situation directly in the hottest part of donetsk region, near bakhmut ? the shops of the square and entire streets of muscovites methodically shoot bakhmut yevgeny at night and in the evening hung with boxes and packages. he breathes hard, but tries to smile thanks to volunteers estonia's uncle mykola got rich on food and two blankets, the man is joking, he is almost a victory over at least one identical enemy, it is cold, you know, it is cold, in order to at least slightly equalize one's own chances in the confrontation with the january cold, mrs. hanna is drowning the peasant in her own apartment around the clock and every morning she goes out to hunt for fuel, the cold is terrible trifle falls i collect mel

fonberg, major mallorca, military prosecutor's office. she 'sce of the vonberg, to forget him for any interrogations, is not called under the laws of wartime . you are amazing women. further prison cinema 1tv presents according to the laws of war. it seems very likely that taking solidarity with our troops is becoming a milestone in a big geopolitical game, at least in the west. this was noticed, and in tones that until recently did not sound at all. the defeat of the ukrainian army. very serious then, how did the ukrainian army go from victory to victory in the western media, what was broadcast yesterday? a ukrainian soldier fighting in the city of solidar told cnn that the situation is critical and the death toll is so high that no one counts the dead soldiers of the 46th brigade. described a dynamic battlefield where the building changes hands daily, and units can not keep track of the growing death toll , no one will tell you how many were killed and wounded, because no one knows for sure, not a single person is not at headquarters. nowhere

s office sending a letter to simon and shuster and the former prosecutor asking for 60 days to reviews of his new book. that book is supposed to come out next month and promising what is an inside account of the ongoing investigation. now, he was brought in as a special prosecutor under the then d.a. cy vance before resigning over disagreements over seeking indictment of the former president. based on the prepublication descriptions of his book, and the benefit of current knowledge of the matter, but without access to the manuscript, this office believes there is a meaningful risk that the publication will materially prejudice ongoing criminal investigations and related adjudicating proceedings. i should mention, simon and shuster published my own book. i want to bring in political commentator maria cardona. elliott williams is here as well. i think we have to set the scene for a second. because this is the same person, the same attorney who wrote a blistering resignation letter about his time at the d.a.'s office. and i'm quoting from it. he says, i believe donald trump is guilty of

s colder than the usual military-boer gasoline and saratov region. today, the professional holiday is celebrated by employees of the prosecutor's office.otect the legitimate society from arbitrariness and injustice. these are the words from vladimir putin’s congratulations to his subordinates , and the head of the department, igor krasnov , addressed his subordinates dpr one person died washington is ready to defend tokyo with with the help of nuclear weapons, the united states and japan will sign an agreement on strengthening military cooperation today, while they call the military partnership between russia and china provocative. on january 12, 1943, the breakthrough of the blockade of leningrad began. what other events occurred on this day in different periods of russian world history will be told immediately after the advertisement. it's hard, but what if it's added to prostatitis? inflammation and split fibrosis just against fibrosis in prostatitis recommended course two packs, gives you joy becomes an excuse for a date. such there was no russian cold yet 150 g, an unprecedented rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream, russi

of united states, the attorney generalun s devoted practically his whole career to the pursuit of justice. as a federal prosecutor for the u.s. attorney's officethe department of justice, he supervised investigations and prosecutions of national importance, including the oklahoma city bombing, the uniform, and montana freeman cases. under his leadership the department justice is dedicated to upholding the rule of law, keeping our country safe and protecting the civil rights of all americans. in the nearly two years he has been at the helm, the department has implementedim a comprehensie strategy for reducing violent crime, strengthened firearms regulation by updating the definition of firearm, and related parts for the first time since 1968. published model expectation to help states enact extreme risk protection order laws, made combining hate crimes and one of the department's highest priorities, and develop the first national strategy for countering domestic terrorism. all of these efforts address priority issues for mayors and their cities, and for our conference. attorney general merrick garland, it is our ona judge with us today to addre

office has refused to release the evidence to the media. prosecutors say that pat broke into the home looking to kidnap nancy pelosi, who was out of town at the time. the d a s office was not available for comment on the matter. today attorney general merrick garland announced that he has appointed a special counsel to look at the documents marked classified, founded president joe biden's delaware home and at an office in washington. the white house says it will cooperate fully, but it is illegal and political headache for the president as he gears up for a possible 2020 for reelection bid battle in rivera reports from washington. the president of the united states is now the subject of an investigation. the justice department says it was forced to act after classified documents were found in unsecured locations, including the president's garage in delaware. it was in the public interest to appoint a special counsel, attorney general merrick garland , appointed robert her to investigate president biden's handling of classified documents , classified documents classified material seriously. the white house admits sensitive government documents were found dati

hogan, fox news federal prosecutors today formally dropping charges against the new york city police officer who was accused of spying for china by monica guan is a naturalized u. s. citizen from born in tibet, even accused of spying on expatriate tibetans and supplying that information to the chinese government. prosecutors dropped the charges , saying they uncovered new information. in addition to working as an officer there in queens. the 36 year old is also served as a marine. think for all the people who trusted me who believe me since the beginning, my family, my friends , my marine corps brothers, nypd colleagues. today's announcement ends a two year ordeal for anglo wang, who spent about six months in custody. prosecutors did not disclose what new information prompted that decision to drop the case. state lawmakers staring down a huge $22 billion deficit coming up san rafael assemblyman damon connolly will join us live to talk about the continued financial wreckage left by the pandemic. plus the deadline for the debt ceiling is here. the efforts underway by lawmakers to reach a budget agreement and av d default. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on c

s lawyers who were picking at his papers. it was two days later that nara contacted department of justice prosecutor, saying that office wouldy markings were found on the biden center, and november 9 fbi began an assessment. and a investigation, garland outrageous triggered appointment of a special counsel, he looks like a real rogue thug to me, december 20. biden personal counsel informed him that additional documents were found at biden's private home. fbi got them. in his garage. next to his corvette. we have january 5, briefed garland on the investigation. advice a special counsel was har wanded. -- warranted. i might add january 8, was my interview with more comer, january 9, the leak, i think by the biden administration to cbs news, about first batch to get in front of it january 12 biden counsel called lausch saying that an additional document was identified, three times. why didn't the biden lawyers receive subpoenas? or fbi take it on themselve to investigate all of biden's offices? and hang outs or what have you? why were they relying on private lawyers for biden? this reminds you of hillary clinton situation, in t

mygal hopes for ukraine 's accession to the eu in two years. to the european , but it is good when the country sets ambitious goals and deadlines for itself, the prosecutor's office lost an appeal against the arrest of the mayor of poltava , oleksandr mamai, earlier, the kyiv district court of the city refused to take the mayor into custody are suspected of disseminating information about the formation of a military unit in the region with the address of the headquarters, the prosecutor's office appealed the decision today, during a closed session , the court refused to satisfy the appeal of vitak oleksandr mamai. the court seized uah 32 million under sanctions from a russian oligarch, it is about the largest producer of metallurgical alumina and aluminum hydroxide in ukraine, the funds were for to the deposit account of the state customs service, it was noted in the office of the prosecutor general, the department does not specify the company, however, it is known from open sources that it is the mykolaiv alumina plant, and last year it was transferred from the property of the russian oligarch oleg deripaska to the arma administration by the court . the total am

s our convenience. these are police officers. own committee. they go under the prosecutor's office.place. these doctors are in the clinic, especially during a pandemic of some kind of epidemic. well , listen, they are people too, and we should also be more tolerant here. there is no limit to perfection. i would like to call on every citizen of the republic of belarus and us , the officials of the deputies, to be more tolerant towards each other. and, probably, then the issues will be resolved faster and more often. in my opinion. i think that we still need commissions in certain areas in order to study, uh, the situation, look, we have the commission is created when, when, as this or that conflict is brewing, or a situation is brewing, it is precisely for the press, by the way, when some publications appear out of the blue . here, for example , the health care system does not work well, so we will create a commission. well, it's not like that. here, look. i 'll break a little. here. yes, i gave a figure of one million 787,000 hits. this does not mean that the system 115. it works ba

environmental prosecutor's office , an excavator appeared at the facility, the waste began export and use as fuel for local boilers. a new tram model was presented in st. petersburg. it 's0% russian production. it has a built-in autopilot system and driver assistance. the main difference is two cabins, that is, the tram can move in both directions without turning around, and in addition, it spends less electricity, but it can transfer more passengers in the next 2 years, about 200 such trams will arrive in city parks. record frosts set in the asian part of our country, but in central russia there are records for heat, and so much so that at night there was even a thunderstorm in some places, but weather forecasters warn us again about a sharp cold snap, our judges are already victoria chernikova vika, well, the siberian cold is coming to us no, let's not scare us like that . it's just that the temperature will finally come to the kinvar norm in arkhangelsk tomorrow -5 light snow in the northwest. precipitation disappears during the day. yes, minus three in the center at night is still a small plus in the morning, we are waiting for the transition to negative values. but

things up around her office just a week after being sworn in price has placed several veteran prosecutors on administrative leave and fired two inspectors sources close to the d a soffice say more attorneys could also be put on leave soon. spokesperson for the d a office declined to comment. on exactly why the prosecutors were placed on leave, however, price did criticize some of the assistant district attorneys during her 2022 campaign winemakers are weathering the storm well in northern california. good news. sarah lodi has already seen between 5 to 6 inches of rain nearly a half a foot so far since new year's day, the grapevines at a family winery in lodi are more than 30 years, old and winemaker dan dubin says the rain actually helps the vines. maturity says it shouldn't be a problem unless it stays rainy for the next two months. so mature vineyard. the roots go down very deep. so there are four or five ft deep, so they're not sitting in the water if you have a young vineyard that the roots haven't gone down that deep and the water the soil gets waterlogged that top foot or so then they could get what's called wet feet, which grapevines don't like but mature

s office>> the city of memphis n through a number of changes at the level of police chief, through its policing. there is a recent new prosecutor who was just elected. do you feel confident in the current leadership to address this? and to reform or change what needs to be changed above and beyond the accountability for the individual officers in the criminal setting? >>ab well, chris, the actions will tell -- so far the actions have been very acceptable to the family. we want to see a tyre nichols law enacted in memphis, where an officer has a duty to intervene, that there is no question, when you see a police officer engaged in excessive force, if you don't intervene, then you are violating a policy of the police. and we want to be documented. we want every officer to know about it. that's why we wanted to be called tyre's law. but chris, it's very important to note, and i am exceedingly clear on this point. the fact that we saw these five black police officers who committed these crimes on this video, they were quickly terminated. and then within 20 days the district attorney fought these criminal charges. and the police chi

s new york office and now accused of helping a russian oligarch violating u.s. sanctions. charles mcgonegal is the former special agent in charge of counter intelligence at the f.b.i. in new york. prosecutorsand received $225,000 to work for a kremlin-connected businessman. prosecutors say on the man's behalf he agreed to investigate a rival oligarch and tried to get the other one off the u.s. sanctions list. chris wray says the way we maintain the trust and confidence of the american people is through our work. showing when all the facts come out that we stuck to the process and we treated everyone equally, even when it is one of our own. the indictment says mcgonegal began his work in august of 2017 and continued it after he retired from the f.b.i. the following year. the russian businessman the u.s. treasury department sanctioned in 2018 accused him of ties to the kremlin, extortion, money laundering, racketeering and ordering the murder of a businessman. he was a client of paul manafort. donald trump's campaign chairman for several months in 2016. man fort was convicted of financial crimes. before moving to the f.b.i. office in october of 2016 mcgonegal was a senior counter intelligenc

s office and less in the per office, is that fair to the defendant? i don't care who the defendant is. you get the final word. >> i think you're right. when prosecutors talk to the media or anybody in doj talks to the media, tough protect and respect the rights of the people you may be charging. but we're the media. we have first i amendment rights we have to follow through on. if i could, i want to thank you. you have been a great friend, loyal, and appreciate you. >> happy to have you here. and sometimes you're at other networks. tonight we got you on the book deal. elie honig, appreciate that. >>> coming up, matt gaetz back in the hot seatle we'll explain with brand new video and an update on the tyre nichols video and how it also deals with something else we have been reporting on for a long time, how police spread falsehoods and sometimes directly lie in case where is they are now indicted murderers. >>> first, george santos coming up in 60 seconds. in life - ”" no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? technically wh

the district attorney and special prosecutor say they will release a written statement with their decision this morning. according to a spokesperson for the d.a.'s office quote regardless of the district attorney's decision, the announcement will be a solemn occasion made in a manner keeping with the office's commitment to upholding the integrity of the judicial process and respecting the victim's family. helena hutchins was working as the movie's cinematographer when the gun baldwin was practicing with went off, killing her and wounding the assistant director. he claims he did not know how live ammunition got on set. so first of all, danny, could baldwin be charged or is he clear at this point, and what's your gut on just how cases like this are -- i mean, you never point a gun at someone is like the bottom line, but could baldwin be charged in this? are they looking at the people who prepared the gun? >> he could be charged, in all likelihood. he should not be charged ultimately. i believe there will be charges. there are up to four other people that the new mexico d.a. has been indicating they may charge. they asked for $600,000 in funding to start