vladimir putin congratulated the employees of the savings committee center on the organization’s thirtieth in difficult conditions in the territory new regs.

this was a live broadcast from the center of the savings committee; we are closely monitoring what is of the central election commission on this topic. we'll be back again there is now a short pause during our broadcast and we will continue. extragel contains special components for better penetration of high frequency pain and inflammation against pain and inflammation in the muscles and joints. we deliver from cafes to restaurants using a premium world map. we continue our news review; last night in the black sea, russian pilots sank three high-speed military boats with paratroopers . they were spotted northeast of snake island, the ministry of defense reports that american-made boats were heading in the direction crimea received a precise strike, struck by naval aviation aircraft of the black sea fleet. powerful explosions thundered in ukraine twice during the night , they were heard in kiev by local authorities who said that the air defense was working ; earlier, messages about explosions came from the sumy chernihiv region; an air raid alert was announced in nine regions of the co

constituent entities of the federation, by-elections for deputies to the state duma, the center of the savings committeemb to provocations on the internet before the elections , fake chats appeared, the remote electronic voting portal moved.

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vladimir putin congratulated the employees of the savings committee center on the organization’s thirtiethiversary; the president especially noted the work of the cycle in difficult conditions in the new regions. you interaction with russian political parties , representatives of civil society and your colleagues abroad. make a major contribution to ensuring socio-political dialogue and stability. i would like to specifically thank you for your enormous help and assistance in creating the election commissions of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics of the zaporozhye and kherson regions for the fact that you acted boldly and decisively, despite the difficulties and numerous threats. dear colleagues, in fact, this year we are celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the entire electoral system in russia, it is rightfully considered one of the best in the world, because it is based on transparent and understandable electoral procedures for citizens on strict compliance with the norms of electoral legislation to protect the national interests of russia’s sovereignty and the free will and

russia are showing the highest activity in the elections, this was reported in the center of the savings committee in the dpr , less than 4 hours are left for voting, in order to protect voters, polling stations will close early at 15:00. there are 482 points operating in the zaporozhye region, including in energodar, according to local authorities’ forecasts , 2/3 of the region’s residents will come to fill out the ballot; all sites have opened and in the lugansk people’s republic the night passed without incident, representatives said regional election commission, report by dmitry orn. voting is taking place in a calm , sometimes even festive atmosphere, and this morning they opened their doors to voters. all the same election commissions. let me remind you that there are 46 of them in total across the republic . well, one night, according to the election commission , no serious incidents were registered, and the turnout, according to the latest estimates, has already exceeded 60%, however. here they are counting on big numbers from luhansk. those who have not yet made their choice are invited t

this is how the publications of the district executive committee saved people in kobrin, according toend . a fire occurred as a result of an emergency power supply. on the fourth floor there was heavy smoke, the automatic fire system was activated, lightning transmitted a signal to the rescue service, evacuation was organized by employees and the district executive committee, literally a few minutes later the equipment of the local units of the ministry of emergency situations arrived. now specialists take full responsibility for people’s lives. modern technical means. to save them and put out the fire , doctors and representatives of the red cross also arrived at the scene ; more than 110 people were evacuated; the fire was extinguished. brest region, on this day we simultaneously turned on the universe alert. further checking. e. this system was then chosen precisely with instructions from the regimental, because today we consider the authorities. they educate the population through preventive actions and the building itself is of some interest. in that in terms of plan, the five-st

jim jordan has determined that this committee is going to be the save donald trump committee, that he is going to be the individual who is going to do whatever is outside of the scope of a member of congress and the rightful work of this committee to try and stop work that these individuals are doing on behalf of the american people. rather than doing investigations of true weaponization of the federal government, much of which occurred during the trump administration, jim jordan is trying to simply act as a sounding board for new messaging for the president as well as to try and thwart the valid work of prosecutors around this country to try and bring to bare justice on the former president from alleged unlawful actions on his part. >> all right, delegate mask the, thank you for joining us tonight. have a great weekend. >> thank you. you too, delegate plaskett. >> just in, donald trump right now getting an endorsement from christy know. is this a running mate audition? one of his rivals is telling reporters tonight that he's deport the children of undocumented immigrants who were bor

felt-tip pens calendars for 1994 men's apartments of the savings committee, because we have gone throughd elections. in our country, the role of a leader is an order of magnitude higher than in many other countries. premiere on saturday and sunday on the russia 24 channel on sunday on the russia channel well , that's it, i have to go. this is some kind of movie to me reminds. autumn marathon just don’t draw analogies. so what are you doing? and i didn’t think, even there, as far as i remember, the main character is tormented and tormented. and you are our knight without fear or reproach, a man who knows exactly what he wants. every woman's dream, every woman listen. you're being too ironic today. why would i just remember this? i wonder what day it will be tomorrow. and exactly two years ago , one young girl came to your office. well , further development of the plot. you know me i don't need a gift. i beg you very much. i want to watch you wake up. did you pay your rent this month? yes, the electricity and water meter readings were taken correctly, i tried. well, okay, here’s the rent f

will be an additional election to the state duma and in the regional assembly, the head of the savings committeeation of election commissions in the donetsk luhansk people's republics and zaporozhye kherson regions, it is important to emphasize that the leadership and the main backbone of all four of our commissions were the people who held the referendum in 2022, joining russia, they are real professionals in their field , true patriots who come every day on actually work to make the next deliveries. you can ask. why then hold elections there, but because it is very important for people. it is their need or desire. they give it meaning. they believe a little that it is the elections that give there a more stable , understandable perspective with normal elected bodies of power. a tragedy in the leningrad region a terrible accident happened this morning on the scandinavian highway, a truck at full speed rammed a group of cyclists from a young youth school olympic, reserve, two children died , seven more athletes died. in the hospital, the blow was such a force that the car accompanying the group

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hello senior arseny kaplin criminal growth investigative committee anna saved, can i go?f course, thank you very much. the seeds under the eyes were here in the evening. do you all remember her husband’s sister who died, nothing special, commander during the day. the three of them were drinking champagne at the tent. which way for them? my sister went after them, are you sure? she just told me that she went into the forest, and that’s exactly what she did. i just went behind the tent to have a smoke. well, i saw that she followed them along the path along which they had climbed. why don’t you tell the police about this right away? well, he just wasn't up to it. he smoked too much, then the police arrived and was not afraid. here. don't you want to be a lawyer? no thank you, i like nikolaevna here. it turns out that i followed my sister and her husband? for what? interesting? well, to kill, maybe yes, maybe no. usually in our family case, the most obvious conclusions usually turn out to be false hmm well , whatever it is, please interrogate again again, try to find out. wh

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for years, i heard the parks service company are -- before the committee and save they only had more money they could fix problems with outdated buildings in trails in the parks. if we had more money, we could hire more employees. congress has made historic investments in the parks system over the past few years, yet it seems that these problems if they are improving, it is not very quickly. to add insult to injury, the parks service requested an increase of 8% and discretionary funding for fiscal year 2024. can you explain why last year the parks service reported a dramatic increase in the deferred maintenance backlog and what concrete plans does the service have to reduce the backlog other than just continuing to ask congress for more money? mr. reynolds: we very, very much appreciate the investments that have been made between all of the various funding sources and they are putting them to very good use as quickly as we can. there's at least 1.2 billion obligated right now a couple of years in to the gaoa work. the plan is very much on a public facing website. we can give you that

prosecutor's office, in principle, everything is not so bad, but you need to reassure this enthusiastic committee savingacher, mother of two children, decided on a trip of 4,000 km. nastya dreamed of seeing her mobilized husband. and in his eyes, that's when a native man saw years 20 did not see. yes, i saw a man in her eyes, there was such happiness, and he skipped to his own and shouted, let's imagine, she is from the tomsk region. yes, she is my countrywoman. this was worth a lot and, of course, the guys who chewed pies, and i sat crying and looking at them. that's what it was worth going for. i know that there is a girl alena from e, altai territory. she then also went to her husband in the donbass. this is a meeting. well, tell us how anastasia inspired you to do this. well, probably the easy way, she, the main thing put an end to my doubts were doubts. yes, i already had a plan. i kept wanting to go. here, of course, i have direct doubts. and then i read an article about nastya, what did she drive there? yes, even in a blizzard. yes, even in winter, therefore, if she could, well, i can’t, what pat

opportunity to vote not only at polling stations, but also remotely online , the head of the savings committee during these days, and so our internet resources survived. well, they withstood a large margin of safety, active attempts to discredit the elections in all directions , they were and will be, we relate to this we will be philosophically calm and will do it the way we do, and answer with facts and real data, as it is. in fact, it really is a system that is so open and transparent, so how? i said that every little thing. now the instantaneous floats out today and is working in full force. its main business program has begun. participants this time will have to sum up the results of the last ten years of development of the far east, discuss the global changes currently taking place , determine ways of integration in the asia-pacific region in the form and brought together heads of federal regional ministries, departments, major russian and foreign investors and entrepreneurs, as well as delegations from different countries, the most numerous from china, myanmar , india, mongolia and laos

can tell you that there are aides who are on trump's political payroll, either his save america political action committeeomeone is on both payrolls who works out of that office, according to people who are familiar with the comings and goings there. that is a government-leased office, so it's not clear whether there are any precautions that trump is taking, to make sure political aides are doing government work, rather than political work. perhaps the most interesting thing, chris, when mar-a-lago was raided on august 8th, 2022, there was a box that included classified information in it that was in that office that was later moved to mar-a-lago after the raid. what we know is that the trump lawyers have hired a private team that searched this office as well as some other locations looking for classified documents. but it is not apparent that the fbi or the special counsel's office, fbi working on to the special counsel's office has actually searched this premise. so a lot of questions raised by this office that really is hiding in plain sight. and let me say one more thing, chris. i don't know if that wa

equal terms, this is the position , you know, some will die, and others may be saved, so give the boys a choice , the committee'sosition and yes, the amendment was rejected, because this amendment to the law on the basics of health care , we are ready to further refine it and submit it to the relevant bill stavlyu for the vote, the proposal to take into account the washing machine number 39 of the people's deputy skorokhod, it was rejected by the committee, please vote 146 the decision was not taken, the correction was not taken into account dmytro oleksandra, do you have a consideration or confirmation of not taking into account serhiy chpravka 46 dear colleagues, it does not add anything to additional payments, payments from the budget, there are no expenses, but we all remember that the government must be responsible to its defenders, especially to those who died and their families . 15 million hryvnias. i am asking you very much that the new government, when it resigns, does not change something again at the request of the families of the victims to fix payments of 15 million hryvnias at the level of the law

saving time in the assembly. other members of the presiding committee mentioned that you should implement the internal regulations of the islamic council with complete impartiality and that the oath, like the oath of the constitution that we usually take in the parliament, is a sharia oath , article 199, commander 199, refer the approvals to the guardian council and investigate defined, described and exalted with the cooperation of other colleagues in the board of directors, the case in which an objection was raised is mentioned under the article, the correction of the commission comes under the same article . it was mentioned that kanaan zanesh had come and voted for the representative. today's crusade answers and the meeting before mr. nadran's combing of the honorable guardian council has complained that this cannot be done with 85. it is not true. it is not true . majlis is not very relevant in terms of magic and i am not required to maintain morale members of the council, do you think that each term changes independently for itself, after it was established, the same commercial law took another chapter , and

save this country. >> thank you. my three excellent members of the committee. yes? [inaudible] >> look the house bill leaves out disaster aid completely. we believe in disaster aid want to come together in the senate on a bipartisan cr. yes. [inaudible] >> have you had conversations with. [inaudible] you know. [inaudible] >> right now house democrat and senate democrats are the same. we are urging our republican colleagues to pursue the only path out of avoiding a shutdown which is a bipartisan bill. >> is a your intention to add money to cr? [inaudible] >> look we would like to work on a bipartisan basis on the cr with the republicans we have gotten indications they want to do that. we have done it very successfully on the appropriations process and hopefully we can come together bipartisan here as well. yes. [inaudible] >> i am not going to speculate how to package it other than to say we need bipartisan process each way. yes, ma'am. [inaudible] claim they have reached a deal and on. >> i have not seen that yet so i'm not commenting. >> at one point

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. >> charlie, liz cheney as the -- vice chair of the committee, saved her most scathing comments for trump, but right underneath him they went to her republican colleagues and she described their dishonor as a stain on the party and country. now three examples. right? exhibits a., b. and c. former senators loeffler and perdue and current senator and part-time trump golf bag carrier lindsey graham. >> well, it is a reminder we would not be here today if it was not for all of these actors and players in the republican party who decided they would go along with the big lie and attempt to overturn the election. if republicans had said early on we don't want to be part of this. the election is over. we do support the peaceful transfer of power this wouldn't be happening. if they had been united condemning what happened january 6th, this wouldn't be happening. held donald trump accountable this wouldn't be happening. this has been a story of the radicalization of the republican party, and you know, those three senators were involved early on, but think how many actors now are willing to sa

saved lives. on friday , relatives and colleagues of the investigative committee said goodbye to the dead.rding the provision of services that did not meet safety requirements. magic hands as a cure for all diseases and the infamous founder of a chain of clinics , dmitry raevsky, became a defendant in a criminal case. it’s hard to believe, but he promised to heal his patients from oncology with the help of touches and sms messages. people willingly gave him millions of rubles, waited for a miracle and lost precious time, so necessary for the treatment of a serious illness. is it true that a fugitive doctor created a sect and what do real oncologists think about his activities? alexandra mostovaya found out beloved white chrysanthemums flowers for her deceased son natalya khulkova, a woman comes to the cemetery in yekaterinburg every weekend, tends to the grave and cries. andrey was only 42 years old. he left behind a wife and small children. i cry constantly . i don’t know how to convince myself of tears. time does not heal. no, no, the worst thing for a mother. this is seeing photographs

save america pac. most of the money raised went to this newly created pac, not to election litigation. the select committee discovered that the save america pac made millions of dollars of contributions to pro trump organizations, including $1 million to trump chief of staff mark meadows' charitable foundation, $1 million to the america first policy institute, and a conservative organization which employs several former trump administration officials, $204,857 to the trump hotel collection, and over $5 million to event strategies inc., the company that ran president trump's january 6th rally on the ellipse. >> one more question for you, tim. i don't -- i'm not on trump's mailing list, but i do see his appeals and they're still using these messages. they're still raising money predicated on the lie. thing about grift is ongoing. what do you do about that? >> because it works, because it has been so successful, lying to people and getting them spun up about false allegations of voter fraud has been hugely successful to that organization. the only thing i would add to the clip from the video presentation is t

committee? >> absolutely. so you're savingn childcare costs , which which on childcare costs, which which is understandable if children are at school and things. but if the kids are at home, does that then feed into the concerns about productivity? you've got noisy kids in either in the same room or the room next door, then that ain't help your that ain't going to help your output, is it? >> can see that. i think it >> i can see that. i think it depends they are. so the depends how old they are. so the younger the child. i think the more disruption. more potential for disruption. if a zoom call, if you're on a zoom call, perhaps. but but i think it depends on the employer's culture, how much flexibility they're willing to give in that sense. and i do that sense. and i do think that a feature we have in our workplaces now that we didn't have pre—covid is hybrid working. so i think yes. >> okay. so hybrid working and your particular speciality echr. now, i could argue there's both ways. maybe as hr you should be actually sort of

committee? >> absolutely. so you're savingn childcare costs , which which on childcare costs, which which is understandable if children are at school and things. but if the kids are at home, does that then feed into the concerns about productivity? you've got noisy kids in either in the same room or the room next door, then that ain't help your that ain't going to help your output, is it? >> can see that. i think it >> i can see that. i think it depends they are. so the depends how old they are. so the younger the child. i think the more disruption. more potential for disruption. if a zoom call, if you're on a zoom call, perhaps. but but i think it depends on the employer's culture, how much flexibility they're willing to give in that sense. and i do that sense. and i do think that a feature we have in our workplaces now that we didn't have pre—covid is hybrid working. so i think yes. >> okay. so hybrid working and your particular speciality echr. now, i could argue there's both ways. maybe as hr you should be actually sort of

saved in his life. on friday , relatives and colleagues of the investigative committee said goodbye to the dead.d regarding the provision of services that did not meet safety requirements. they interrogated gas service employees and the management company of which the high-rise building is located, in the near future, specialists will conduct additional checks of gas equipment and ventilation in apartment buildings in balashikha magic hands, as a cure for all diseases, and the infamous founder of a chain of clinics, dmitry raevsky, has become a defendant in a criminal case. it’s hard to believe, but he promised to heal his patients from oncology using touches and sms messages. people willingly gave him millions of rubles, waited for a miracle and lost precious time, so necessary for treatment of a serious illness. is it true that a fugitive doctor created a sector and what do real oncologists think about his activities ? alexandra mostovaya found out white chrysanthemums are the favorite flowers of her deceased son. natalya akhulkova , a woman comes to the cemetery in yekaterinburg every weekend

save me. what are you, a doctor? member of the investigative committee, so behave yourself, huh? listen you goat to you.rrived. i risked a lot in vain take it better not to walk the streets at night. subscribe, as you will, and why was it a penalty man? believe me, i would have given up. let's go to the hotel i'll take you, and then with your luck. maybe you will run into someone else, what was, will be. i came in vain, we could do it ourselves, it's not in my power. i was ordered. i arrived, well, it turns out the senior investigator for especially important people, not an independent rhetorical question let 's not. this is my city. i know everything about everyone here, there is no need to break the people. i'm for you i see right through, now you’ll bring horror, then people are scared on the street, they will go out. maybe it's for the best you have a double kill, you don't move. and you say you know everyone here, do you know our nuances? how are your nuances, but decide your nuances, and i need to look for the killer. good night pororo do you think i forgot your nickname? have pity on me cells, so

save mccarthy from the disaster he has created for himself. but many of them say, unless there is a 50/50 power sharing agreement, where we get to chair 50% of the committees on the kind of pieces of legislation we will pass, both on the democratic side, and the republican side, they are not interested in saving a speaker who has made it his mission to take autonomy away from women by banning abortion. who has started the effort to cut social security, who is so pathetic that he's willing to cut 80% from heat assistance to so many people who rely, especially minnesotans, knowing that winter is coming. this is a man who really doesn't care about his constituents. doesn't care about the american people. the only thing he cares about is satisfying marjorie taylor greene and the crazies in his caucus. and not about his constituents in the american people. i don't think there is going to be a single democrat, unless this man makes an agreement, that we know we can fulfill, to let us co-govern with him. >> well. you know, the unstinting criticism, the frankness of your assessment of kevin mccarthy's weaknesses, i think, is a breath of fresh air for people who ha

yes, it can save dozens, if not hundreds of lives, and god gave my committee so that this feedback would you without homeland without a passport. the loud decision of our state is true and they will either have to return to belarus or live without documents in a foreign land, even though they say that they will have their own certificates. well , really, this is somehow not even very serious natalya ivanovna is this a cruel measure, as they are trying to impose an opinion on us from the outside, yes, and who definitely doesn’t need to be afraid to return home , brother sergeevich, well, you know, well, some kind of harsh measure is a decision that was made in our country, we live our lives . e according to its own laws with its own traditions. but why should anyone interfere in the internal affairs of our country. we determined it this way, we decided it this way. this is fine. it’s normal to eat and you live in belarus, get a document that confirms your citizenship data. and if you want to be involved in this country. well, come get your documents, who’s stopping you, what’s stopping ou

save kevin mccarthy. the speaker did well by them. they cut a deal with the president, something that received bipartisan support in the house, so they were feeling good. but then came the house led committees marking up the appropriations bill at lower caps, which soured democrats' thoughts. but kevin mccarthy opening an impeachment inquiry into president biden last week -- a number of democrats said after the debt limit they were thinking about considering saving him. now that is an open question. some of them did not want to do that. i spoke to eric swalwell who said he would oust mccarthy. here is the wildcard. some democrats said they would potentially save mccarthy, but at a price. i spoke to congresswoman aoc and she said there would be a price to pay. could we see negotiation? it is a possibility. at the end of the day what democrats do is going to be significant. they are split on kevin mccarthy. some want to get rid of him but he has a lot of support among leadership and rank and file members. the one that can be a difference maker and determine his fate are democrats. they would likely vote during a block. they have enough votes to determine his fate. it is something worth keepin

committees have for this fall? i return to you in the evening of work, the world saves also lives in the sewer.ell again, 93. we continue to air the parliamentary hour. entry into the eu countries for cars registered in russia is prohibited, the european commission confirmed, smartphones jewelry and laptops crossing the border are also at risk. vyacheslav volodin in his telegram channel called these actions powerless anger due to the lost economic and political leadership in the world in the united states and brussels began to implement a policy of anti-russian sanctions against russia. what does it mean legal and what our reaction could be, a state duma deputy told our program exclusively maria putina, from the point of view of the european union, they really have laws , they have adopted the corresponding law and now russians can indeed be deprived of their personal belongings, and even personal cars and shampoos are prohibited. well, some absolutely absurd standards were introduced. and even the first facts have everything so, for example, in austria, citizens were prohibited from receiving

. >> the committee that wants to save america need to save america. >> leaving it to democrats to win. we'll turn off people who don't want to be under that label. that's why i think it has to be team community versus team chaos. and you may not be with us in future battles but for this battle, for freedom we all have to be in it together. otherwise -- >> sort of like liz cheney's mid-term message. i hope to not be out here for you next time. just taking a quick break. nobody's going anywhere. we'll ask the congressman about another tragic and scary biproduct of the maga base's conduct on january 6th. the skyrocketing costs lawmakers like congressman swalwell are being forced to pay just to protect themselves and their families. a brand new report is out on that. stay with us. new report is out n that stay with us shelves. shelves smart enough to see, sense, react, restock. so caramel swirl is always there for the taking. after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it looks like nut

smithsonian and other federal agencies to coordinate efforts to help save cultural heritage around the world. with dod, corey and the u.s. committee of the blue shield researched and printed booklets that pinpointed cultural sites that were due protection that during the allied taking of rocker and muscle from isys. those booklets were carried by troops in the field on the ground and written in arabic, kurdish and english and the point of them was, and the taking of those ancient cities, we not purposefully destroy what isys was trying to destroy as part of their mission. by 2019, while so many efforts flowered, more would be needed in the future. as the u.s. and its military would be called on in both conflict and humanitarian crisis to help safeguard cultural heritage. we needed to up the partnership. they worked closely with corey, colonel jesse knew his stuff, had a great sense of mission and envisioned what we could do together. in 2019, he and general jeffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command and its moore's came to the smithsonian and amidst meetings with lynn nichols who had written the seminal study of europ

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smithsonian and another dozen federal agencies to coordinate to help save cultural heritage around the world. now, with dod corey and the us committee, the blue shield, penn and, others researched and printed that pinpointed cultural sites that were due protection and that during the allied taking of raqqa and mosul from isis, those booklets were carried by troops in the field on the ground. and they were written in arabic, kurdish and english. and the point of them was that in our retaking of those cities, we not destroy what isis was trying to destroy as part of their mission by 2019, while so many efforts in flour, it clear that more would be needed in the future as the u.s. and its military would be called on in both conflict and humanitarian crises to help safeguard cultural. we needed to up the partnership. we had a great ally in colonel de jesse, who worked closely. corey. colonel de jesse. his stuff had a great sense of mission and envisioned we could do together. in 2019, he and general geoffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command and its more as say you said, kapok. i know that. came to the smithsonian. and ami

committee , the main topics of the appeal were questions preferential lending and in the performance of personnel. representatives of the minsk city organization osvod awarded the nurse in the emergency hospital the gratitude for saving. during her summer vacation in the pinsk region, angelika zheleznyak instantly responded to the cries of the victims and pulled the drowning people to shore . the rescuers expressed gratitude to the doctor for the timely assistance provided when every second counts in at some point he once again screamed to the woman, help the woman. no, first of all, of course. it's good that i can swim good she rushed there, dived and her hair was pulled out. well, we had a rest and swam again. let's go swimming. i see a girl drowning and her mother begins to save her. this girl pulls her mother along with her and the two of them go straight to the bottom. again, thank god, there were friends nearby , my daughter, together they all pulled them out in unison, despite the fact that the mass swimming season has ended, there are still employees who like to cool off, and the code reminds about the rules of safe behavior on the water - do not swim beyond the buki and are able to enter the water .

another several dozen agencies to coordinate efforts to help save cultural heritage around the world. with dod, corine and the u.s. e committee researched and printed booklets that pinpoint the cultural site that were due protection during the allied taking. those booklets were carried by troops in the field, on the ground and they were written in arabic, kurdish, and english. the taking of those ancient cities, we purposely destroyed what isis was trying to destroy as part of their mission. >> by 2019, when so many ur efforts -- it is clear that war would be needed in the future as the u.s. and its military would be called on in both j conflict and humanitarian crises to help safeguard cultural heritage. we needed to up the partnership. we had a egreat ally who worke closely with corine. colonel scott dejesse knew his stuff, had a great sense of mission and envisioned what we could do together. in 2019, he and general jeffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command came to the smithsonian and amidst meetings with lynn nichols who had written the study rates of europa about working to protect cultural heritage and wor

yes, it can save dozens, if not hundreds of lives, and it’s not for nothing that the committee spentreat, in fact, comments and attentiveness to our citizenship. yes a question that i can’t help but ask you without a homeland without a passport. the loud decision of our state is true and they will either have to return to belarus or live without documents in a foreign land, even though they say that they will have their own certificates. well, really, this is somehow not even very serious natalya ivanovna is this a cruel measure, how they are trying to impose an opinion on us from the outside, yes, and who definitely doesn’t need to be afraid to return home, brother sergeevich, well, you know, well, some a tough measure is a decision that was made in our country; we live our lives. e by its own laws with its own traditions. but why should anyone interfere in the internal affairs of our country. we defined it this way, we decided this way, it’s normal. this is fine. if you live in belarus, get a document that confirms your citizenship and your data. and if you want to be involved in t

committee here, mr. comer, who is the chairman, could save him if they take the investigation slowly.hat's not what you saw this week. i remember we talked right after the hearing and you were disappointed, i was disappointed we didn't hear anything new, no new facts presented. and the committee has to be less aggressive and ambitious, take it step by step, like they had been doing before the impeachment inquiry, they looked at the wire transfers, what did hunter biden do in exchange for the $25 million traced into biden accounts and then most important step they've got to be careful on, what did joe biden did, if anything, while he was vice-president which may be outside impeachment, but certainly, what has he done while he's president. was there any effort to interfere with the investigation boy the justice department into hunter biden. that's got to come last, not first and they've got to build all the facts that lead up to it. neil: got it. john, you ought to stick to this legal thing, you're very promising at it. so thank you again, my friend, for coming in on a saturday, no less

save alameda for everyone. campaign has 160 days to submit more than 70,000 signatures to qualify the recall for the ballot. the committee argues that in her first 9 months in office prices been too soft on crime, refusing to charge cases and lowering sentences. tomorrow. former president trump will be in california to speak to thousands of people at the state republican convention in orange county. a new poll by the public policy institute of california shows almost half of the state's gop voters support former president trump on capitol hill, a government shutdown. it's set to begin sunday. despite the senate advancing a measure to fund the government through november, 17th, the senate voted to advance a short term measure. that includes 6 billion dollars for disaster relief. and another 6 billion dollars in aid for ukraine. but some republicans are pushing for a house vote tomorrow on a plan to add b rder funding and slash other spending. it is something not every republican agrees on most senators do agree the only road to funding the government is a bipartisan deal. that includes compromise. up next, the possible cr

will not prevent the electoral committee from coming to the legion shcherbakov akhmetov vesti, magadan servicemen of the 42nd motorized rifle division corporal pavel yankov saveddes in a trench on the front line he covered them with him from a ukrainian attack drone, according to the ministry of defense this is in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement about work in the zaporozhye direction, where fierce battles are now taking place, the fighter received a shrapnel wound and is now in the hospital. working handsome has come, an operational task. to advance to the aid of our guys gathered dressed up. arrived at the place were distributed along the lines of fire in sectors , e, arrivals began to arrive, it’s just that the arrivals cannot be raised. three heads, probably a second, such an explosion swore an explosion around, i look, the guys are all whole, all alive. take off no, powerful explosions thundered on the night ukraine, such messages came from the city of akiliya. odessa region. there is a port and a large shipbuilding industry. the plant also heard a series of explosions in the city of sumy, an air raid alert was announced in six regions of ukraine,

you're not hearing from remember the committee to save america. where's john kelly? james mattis? to stop this. let's assemble the avengers here and do everything in our power to try to prevent this guy from ending american democracy from being our nominee again and that's not happening. you're seeing it on the democratic side more. that speaks to the culture within the party right now and how broken it is, with the details you listed out. >> it's interesting to hear publically the biden white house is talking about the economy, bidenomics as he puts it. we heard it, the alternative is what we've known and loved for 240 years in the country, that the democratic institutions will be completely brought down if donald trump goes to the white house. it seems from a campaign point of view they're working this balance of i've done this good stuff in my first four years but also remember i'm not minimum. >> an amazing election coming up. this is going to be the big one. i think it is the big one. both of these candidates have their weaknesses. joe biden will be 86 that's a fact. you can

declaration war or or authorization of some other covert action that could save thousands or millions of lives. so what the committeecame to on this issue and there were similar with with a hundred other issues was that at the very least this needs to be considered by the congress in the light of constitutional checks and balances, setting up a process that that means that it will be considered not just for its propriety but also the effectiveness of the operation. are we doing something will end up disgracing the united states and creating more problems for than than problems that resolve it. and then later as result of the committee's recommendations, president, presidents, both parties, ford and carter created a series presidential executive orders directly in response to the recommendations of the church committee to set a regulatory scheme. and then the attorneys general, griffin bell under carter and, ed levi under ford, did the same thing at the attorney general level. they were regulating the intelligence agencies could do that might have an impact on the rights american citizens. so these these bizarre epis

save. >> republican congressman and house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul is criticizinge biden stance on abortion in the military and providing travel for women seeking health care. here is what the congressman had to say. >> this is paralyzing the department of defense. the idea that one man in the senate can hold this up for months. i understand maybe promotions but nominations is paralyzing the department of defense. i think that is a national security problem and a national security issue and i really wish he would reconsider this. >> that's extraordinarily important. richard haass. >> great that he spoke out. i don't know why this is so hard for other republicans. >> why don't we just stop and say it's great that he spoke out? it is so great, it is so great that chairman bacall who by the way he's had it right on ukraine, he's had it right on a lot of issues. a lot of crazy stuff coming out of the wackos and the waco caucus in the house gop. and that may be smaller than we think. they just have bigger megaphones but that was great richard from chairman the call it s

international committee, just throw its weight behind, you know, behind looking for them to is behind know oakland g o's. and joe's the working around the clock and provide the essential funding that could save essentially save lives and save children who are now st without. without the home buyer. i'm from the norwegian refugee council. thank you so much for talking to us. thanks for your time. thanks i. so let's take a look now, some of the other stories making news around the world. the italian island of lum producer is under a state of emergency. all for a record of $6000.00 migrants arrives within 24 hours. many have now been transferred to sicily as the islands reception center only has the capacity for 400 produce. that is, is lead seldman most island goodness. often the 1st forces cool. the people crossing from northern africa north korean media has reported that the russian president vladimir fuson, has an accepted an invitation to visit the internationally isolated nation. the invitation was extended by the north korean leader kim john, and also he held extensive talks with president pollution and russia's far east. no date has been announced for the visit yet. fire has gusted hund