then the people's militia of the lpr, which he headed, was the head of the special control committee, the shelling of peaceful cities, dangerous but brave work. this year i was elected to the people's council, i wanted to work on establishing a peaceful life in the region. the attack on mikhail filipponenko is an outright war crime by the current ukrainian regime. the main intelligence directorate of ukraine openly admitted to preparing and conducting this terrorist attack against. mikhail yurievich was wounded, then he survived, today the criminals attacked again, he really loved that everything was right, everything was according to the law, he never minced words and said things as they really are. the investigative committee opened a criminal case under three articles, including the one directed. this is not the first time ukrainian militants have used terrorist tactics; the enemy is now suffering huge losses every day. terrorist attacks are criminal revenge for the successes of our military. nikolay dolgachev, vitaly bryksin, aztagonov, nikolay pyrkh, andrey ostashev, conduct luga

a year ago, after the start of a special operation and the establishment of russian control over the kherson region, kiril strimausov, co-founder of the rescue committee and order. strimausov was the first to raise the russian flag over kherson. and after the kherson region became part of russia, he took the post of deputy head of the regional administration, posthumously, and was awarded the order of courage. during difficult times in the country there is always a shortage of people like this, those who are bright with dedication, self- sacrifice, we will miss kiril, i want to say that children should remember and be proud, know what their father was like, know his role in that process, returning to their historical homeland our relatives, historical regions, indeed. therefore , i wish there were more people like kiril. dear friends, comrades-in-arms, comrades, everyone who has gathered here, to honor the memory of our fighting friend, a real person who valued life and knew its value when he devoted himself entirely, with the idea that we all had, returning to the squad russian federation. for the cause to which kiril strimausov devoted himself, ther

special control south-east of the mogilev region and the work of the free economic zone in the capital of the region. how the region worked anton malyuta asked the deputy head of the regional executive committeean borisovich, good afternoon, tell us how the economy of the meglev region is doing after 9 months. as for industrial production, from january to october, we are also adding month after month, despite the fact that it is absolutely obvious that the problems that we had with woodworking last year remain with us, along with moreover, if last year, many industrial enterprises significantly reduced production volumes, were forced to optimize the workforce and reorient themselves to new markets, now we absolutely understand where to sell, how to sell, but of course the base is large even last year, it affects, along with moreover, it is very important that now the absolute majority of enterprises in the mogilev region are operating as usual and continue to increase production volumes. in addition, this year one of the obvious drivers of the economies of the mogilev region is the construction complex in general and investments in particular, if we are progressing in construction and install

of the inspection is under special control of the head of the investigative department for the astrakhan region, ibragim magushkov. in addition, the local investigative committee to withdraw the criminal case regarding the sale of drugs from the ministry of internal affairs for the most complete investigation. already at these moments , investigators continue to interrogate the surviving buyers of synthetics. ilya ushenin, oksana goncharenko and anton lukyanov, ntv television company. the police became interested in the incident. which happened in the obnensky house of culture, it would seem that this could happen on the deck, and even at a competition of young talents , it turns out that theater and film actor sergei cherkov was invited there as a guest star and honorary member of the jury, who, as planned by the organizers, was supposed to share with young talents, the secrets of success to guide them ivan gubin will tell you what came of it, the city palace of culture, of course, is not a film venue, but even here the actor sergei cherkov attracted the attention of all mobile cameras, alas, not with his talent. silence, the artists are working, most of the

lot of necessary documentation to specialized committees or departments of the polish state, but we understand that the situation, god forbid, but it can get out of controleven at the household level, well , the situation is really not easy and i support our ukrainian carriers in every possible way, because they do their work, they perform their functions, they do not violate, and it is difficult to explain, in fact, the driver should even keep calm, when you imagine , he has been standing for two weeks, in the queue and there is no prospect of a solution, and here the situation is really quite like this , you know, there is such a certain litmus test, it is a bit of a dead end , because if she now resolves with poland, including the european union, gives her strict recommendations that we must fulfill the obligations that ukraine signed with the european union, then such situations will not be repeated in our country with other neighbors on the border, because what is now here with the poles may spread, god forbid, to other checkpoints, and we understand very well that due to the fact that we cannot transport most of everything by sea, land transportati

control of them. >> the international committee for the red cross say hospitals are given special protection under international humanitarian law in a time of war. but if militants store weapons there or use them as a base of fire, then that protection falls away. >> reporter: in other rooms, he shows us a motorbike with a bullet hole in it that he suspects was used by hamas attackers october 7th. and nearby, possible evidence hostages could have been held here. >> we are now in the basement in the same area yards from the motorcycle. we see right here, we see a rope. we see a woman's clothes, a woman's something covering woman. >> so you think a woman was tied up in this chair. >> this is an assumption, going to be checked for dna. >> reporter: evidence hagari says points to hamas and possible hostage presence below the hospital. >> reporter: in this room, he says, a -- begins october 7th, ends november 3rd, not long before the hospital was evacuated. and on the other side of the room -- >> this is a knife, right? >> yeah, actually i haven't seen it until now. >> what does it tell you? >> i don't want to think

control of them. >> the international committee for the red cross says hospitals are given special protection under international humanitarian law, at a time of war. if militant store weapons there or used him as a base of fire, that protection falls away. >> in other rooms, he showed us a motorbike with a bullet hole in it, that he suspect was used by hamas attackers on october 7th. nearby, possible evidence, hostages could have been held here. >> we're in the basement in the same area from the motorcycle. you see that cher. we see a rope. a woman's clothes, something covering a woman. >> you think a woman was tied up? >> this is an assumption. going to be checked by dna. >> for evidence, he says points towards hamas and possible hostage presents below the hospital. >> by bringing us here to this hospital and showing us the connection you believe exist between a terrorist and the possibly hostages, what does this say about the other hospitals in gaza? >> cynically, al-shifa hospital is known to be a terrorist hub. also, it's suspicious in holding hostages. this is the best shelter for hamas. >> ho

control of them. >> the international committee for the red cross say that hospitals are given special protection under international humanitarian law in a time of war. but if militants store weapons there or use them as a base of fire, then that protection falls away. in other rooms, he shows us a motorbike with a bullet hole in it that he suspects was used by hamas attackers october 7th. and nearby, possible evidence, hostages could have been held here. we are now in the basement in the same area from the motorcycle. >> we see a chair. we see a rope. we see a woman's clothes, a woman's something covering woman. >> reporter: you think a woman was tied up in this chair? >> this is an asufrms. going to be checked for dna. >> reporter: evidence he points towards hamas and possible hostage presence below the hospital. and by bringing us to this hospital and showing us the connection that you believe exists between the terrorists and the possibly hostages, what does this say about further hospitals here in gaza? >> shifa hospital is known to be a terrorist hub and also it's suspicious also in holding hosta

control of them. >> the international committee for the red cross say that hospitals are given special protection undernational humanitarian law in a time of war. but if militants store weapons there or use them as a base of fire, that protection falls away. >> in other rooms, he shows us a motorbike with a bullet hole in it that he suspects was used by hamas attackers on october 7th. and nearby, possible evidence that hostages could have been held here. >> we are now in the basement in the same area just yards from the motorcycle. we see a chair, we see a rope. we see women's clothes, something covering a woman. >> you think a woman was tied up in this chair? >> this is an assumption that's going to be checked by dna. >> for evidence, he says, it points towards hamas and possible hostage presents below the hospital. >> this is what -- every terrorist has his own shift. >> in this room, he says, a guard list that begins october 7th ends november 3rd, not long before the hospital was evacuated. and on the other side of the room -- >> this is a knife, right? >> yes, actually, i haven't seen it until now.

here'ssor, professo my idea what the house judiciary committee, controlled by republicans,judici give the justice department a list of ten names of special counsel and republicans, nonpartisan and let the attorney general pick from that list of ten names. >> i never don't trust10 he'll never do it, ever. that not this just not this. ag he's very politicized. i have a special counsel here. i think the odds on impeachmentr are zero, but the odds on some kind of criminal liability are, you know, three or four. i'd like fou to reduce it to a i zero, but i want to see a real independent, some form of college uniform here. >> what you're sayinuniverg, i t think it's going to happen. all right. we got to get greg less. >> you get the last word. the record is with instancesh of joe biden aiding and abettinginstan influence peg schemes of his son, the media. mrs. i. di the point when they say, oh, no, money went to joe, it doesn't have to look p upto 18 u.s.c. 201 if you can refer benefit in exchange for money to another person or entity tha other than yourself. >> that is a one time 1 to 10, not liability impeachmentell, l liability. well, legal

control of the virginia legislature is at stake. the special prosecutor investigating hunter biden denied any political interference in his probe today. david y sapir before the house judiciary committeefirst time a special counsel has done so during an investigation. in prepared remarks behind closed doors, weiss said "political considerations played no part in our decision-making." weiss testified to address concerns raised by house republicans about the pace of the investigation. in germany, chancellor scholz and 16 state governors reached agreement today on curbing a surge migrants. that came as shelters have filled up in applications for asylum have jumped 70% over last year. sholtz had come under growing pressure to take action and announce the agreement at a news conference in berlin. >> [speaking german] >> i believe this is an historic moment. in light of an unquestionably huge challenge, a very large numbers of migrants. all levels of the state have managed to closely cooperate. people expect this of us. >> bangladesh will raise its minimum wage for garment workers by 56% tyo $113 a month. the country is the second largest garment producer in the world. today's decision foll

control. chinese president xi jinping and president biden are expected to have a meeting in san francisco later this month as well. and special counsel david weiss is set to meet with the house judiciary committee tomorrow where he will give a closed door transcribed interview on his investigation into first son hunter biden. meanwhile, the house oversight committee is promising to subpoena several biden family members over president biden's suspected involvement in his son's overseas business deals. >> imminent. i think this is going to be a big week. i think you are going to see swift action on bidens and i would predict somewhere around two dozen subpoenas in the very near future. >> carley: the president denies any involvement in hunter's foreign business dealings. he said he had no idea anything about what his son was doing. >> steve: yeah, right. meanwhile. >> brian: case closed. glad that's over. >> steve: today 6th day of november, on november 11th is veterans day. and this saturday. and in honor of our nation's heroes, fox news, once again, partnering this year with u.s. vets in the camo for a cause campaign. we have been talking about it, now is your chance. >> carley: that's right fo

strimausov, co-founder of the rescue committee for peace and order, died in an accident a year ago after the start of a special operation and the establishment of russian controls in the country there is always a shortage of such people, bright, dedicated, self-sacrificing, we will miss kiril, i want to say that children we must remember and be proud, to know what our father was like. to know his role in that process of returning our native historical regions to the historical homeland, in fact, that’s why i want there to be more people like kirill. dear friends, comrade-in-arms, he knew its value when he devoted himself entirely, completely, to the idea that we all had of returning to the russian federation, for the cause to which he dedicated himself... muravyov and yana shcherbata about the exploits of senior lieutenant zalto arsalanova. the officer shared this dugout with them, and when the time came, together with his soldiers, he went into battle. this is the very front line of defense, from here the dnieper is literally hundreds of meters away, so moving through the trenches, almost at full height, is only possible in the pre-dawn hours, as soon as the

specialized services of russia and belarus. almost everything is ready for the launch of the supranational tax committee. he will monitor the implementation of the agreement on general principles of taxation for indirect taxes. will controlx administration platform. at a personal meeting of the heads of government they are discussing the training of specialists in the field of innovation; a sovereign economy needs domestic software and its own scientific and technical developments. it is necessary to solve a set of tasks to create a unified it landscape of the union state. mikhailovich is not only a great enthusiast, as i know, in this area. well, probably the main locomotive. mutual recognition of electronic digital signatures will give a powerful impetus to the creation of a unified digital space. following the meeting, an impressive package of joint documents on the development strategy was signed union state for the next 3 years. there are future plans to connect the million-plus cities of russia and belarus with direct flights for mutual tourism and business contacts. tatyana remizova and kirill zotov, vesti. according to preliminary estimates, the damage from the superstorm in crimea amounts to almost one and a hal

special equipment, “due to its relatively small size and articulated frame, it can be used for cleaning in hard-to-reach places,” committee representatives emphasized. excellent technology, very modern, controlled region for schoolchildren in the fifth to ninth grades; a small, but still a trip, several thousand children have already taken, completely free of charge. lyudmila burim, more details. the last day of the quarter for the sixth-graders of aninskaya school begins clearly more interesting than all previous ones, after when the bell rings, what awaits them is not an ordinary geography lesson, but a real journey. excursions were in vyborg , now we are going to gachina. this time we are exporting parallels for the fourth time, that is, we will form them. this time the sixth graders are going and we are forming a group now for fifth grade students. the cost of a children's tour is a little more than 8,000 rubles per place, but parents do not pay anything. the cost was covered by a social certificate from the government of the leningrad region. any student from fifth to ninth grade who is enrolled in a club, section, art or music school. all parents need to do is fill out an application on t

by a committee controlled by republicans who plan to prove involvement the american president in the business operations of his relatives, who allegedly traded his name around the world, with specials is a very serious step in the investigation, this is the first time that the closest members of the president’s family, brother, son , are called to the committee to show their dacha. interrogations will take place under oath, specifically discovered accounts will be held at gunpoint, and their origin will have to be explained. under the distribution, already from the us senate, also included the federal bureau of investigation. senators and republicans accuse this intelligence agency of essentially covering up the crime of the biden family, trying to sweep some evidence under the rug. according to the republican senator. the fbi received information about the crimes of the biden family from more than forty informants, but they shelved all this testimony. allegedly, the fbi task force from the office in washington worked most actively and there they deliberately presented the data received from witnesses and informants as foreign, and above all russian, disinformation. and yet, accor