state audit office, belstat, representative office of the working group wide.esent an integral system that will allow us to reverse the gloomy inflationary picture and at the same time not bankrupt manufacturers. yes, and other involved, too, the details of the new pricing policy, we will discuss with the head of march and the chairman of the standing commission on economic policy to the parliaments. so the ban on price increases is the most resonant decision of this outgoing week. let's still explain who it will affect manufacturers of suppliers of retail chains of all and what goods it is subject to a moratorium on raising. price will affect absolutely everyone all goods and all services produced in the republic of belarus prices are frozen, starting from yesterday and here no games can be banned the possibility of manipulating prices, as instructed, the head of state there can be no accounting fraud there can be no cancellation of recalculation discounts , yes invoices to the evaluation of goods and so on. we excluded all this in order to strictly fulfill al

state audit office, belstat, representation of the working group, broad what to present an integral systemt will allow reverse the gloomy inflationary picture and at the same time not bankrupt the producers, yes, and other involved, too , we will discuss the details of the new pricing policy with the head of march and the chairman of the standing commission on economic policy by parliament. so the ban on price increases is a self-resonant decision of this outgoing week. let's still explain who it will affect manufacturers of suppliers of retail chains of all and for some goods it is subject to a moratorium on increases. prices will affect absolutely all all goods and all services, prices produced in the republic of belarus are frozen, starting from yesterday, and here there can no longer be any games; the possibility of manipulating prices, as instructed, the head of state, there can be no accounting fraud ; . we ruled out all this in order to strictly fulfill all this instruction. all the prices that economic entities wanted to raise have already been raised, so here it is stop. and then

state audit office, belstat, the representation of the working group is wide, the task is to presenttegral system that will allow to reverse the gloomy inflationary picture and at the same time not go bankrupt manufacturers. yes, and other involved, too, the details of the new pricing policy, we will discuss with the head of march and the chairman of the standing commission on economic policy to the parliaments. so the ban on price increases is the most resonant decision of this outgoing week. let's still explain who it will affect manufacturers of suppliers of retail chains of all and for some goods it is subject to a moratorium on increases. prices will affect absolutely all all goods and all services produced in the republic of belarus prices are frozen, starting from yesterday and here, no games can be banned, the possibility of manipulating prices, as instructed, the head of state can no longer cancel any accounting fraud, recalculation discounts, invoices before valuation of goods, and so on. we ruled out all this in order to strictly fulfill all this instruction. all the price

the secretary of state's office did in audit of absentee ballot signatures and there was a statewide hand recount. no ineligible -- very few ineligible voters have been identified. i think there were four dead voters that were found. if each is elected secretary of state, but what you do to be transparent with the public about the status of the investigations and their outcomes? sec. raffensperger: i have been transparent. i have traveled across the state. i've been meeting with groups and chambers. i will talk to any group to give them the facts and information. we have been pushing back on election deniers since 2018. 2020 was not the first rodeo. we want everyone to note it is easy to vote in georgia. yesterday we had record registration. they said they were 10,000 dead people that voted in 2020. there were only four. we called the gbi and fbi. president trump's own hand-picked investigator looked at what happened or was alleged to have happened and nothing had happened. i know there is a lot of of a mess out there and i continue to speak to people. in georgia, as long as i'm secr

are doing, if there is a business opportunity, they are going to start these auditing firms which means hopefully state offices will eventually have a group of folks in the private field who they can pull in on their teams to help them with these audits but who have the kind of experience they want as election officials. if senator betancourt ever leaves the senate, he would be the perfect guy for doing these kind of audits. >> you made a good point about the legal. he had to release a letter this week you probably can't talk about but i will. it is to tell the largest county in texas effectively follow the law. you have got to keep these records for 22 months. that has been part of federal and state law for quite some time. it is kind of settled law. they did not keep it. the previous election administrator would not have his people talk to the state audit. the important part of that discussion was they could not replicate the software that read these 14 missing mobile ballot boxes two years later. this is a big warning shot that says do it again. it is backed up by sending additional election administrators

no counterfeit ballots have been found, the secretary of state's office and gbi did an audit absentee ballot signature and there was a statewide hand recount and no and eligible -- very few and eligible voters have been identified. i think there were four dead voters that were found. if each of you was elected secretary of state, what would you do to be more transparent with the public about the status of investigations and their outcomes? sec. raffensperger: i've been very transparent, i've traveled across the state, i've been meeting with all sorts of groups in chambers. i will talk to any group to give them the facts and the information because we been pushing back on election deniers since the election of 2018. so 2020 was not our first rodeo. but what we want to note is that it's easy to vote in georgia. yesterday we had record registration. there were 10,000 dead people that voted in 2020, there was only four. everything i allegation was verified, we called them and gbi and the fbi. president trump sold handpicked investigator looked at what happened or was alleged to have happe

state doing this? >> reporter: i want you to take you back a little more than a year ago, the texas secretary of state office announced that it would conduct an audit of the 2020 election of four different counties in texas. harris county, the houston area is one of, 000 counties. so now just days before early voting is set to begin, the texas secretary of state's office said that it believes it has found serious breaches of proper elections records management. and because of that, it is going to send a team of inspectors to monitor the central area where the records are kept. and now in this letter, the secretary of state's office goes on to say that they believe that there are questions of chain of custody issues and record management related to 14 different mobile box ballot locations that were used during the 2020 election. of course, the timing of all of this is raising red flags for many democrats in harris county. harris county is a significant number of -- where a large number of democratic voters in texas reside. so this is been a county that has been the focal point of these kind of fights for several years now. the secretary -- the count

the governor wants you to believe the state department of education has never been audited. as i have been in office, we have had 25 audits. we paid $400,000 a year to the state auditor for those audits. and his audit is now going to be over one hundred thousand dollars. to do something that is an exercise in actually going into the schools and a time when they are dealing with covid recovery. he talks about closing schools but i am the one who stood up for local control. i am the one who wrote a hundred page document called "return to learn" our kids would get back to school. he is the one who closed the state and our businesses. the closed over restaurants and he allowed our hospitals to search under a covid that was raging and has impacted our children's learning. >> oklahomans are out there. they do want to know why was she calling the audit an attached? there is a difference between financial audits and performance audits. the facts are the governor has never called for a audits until i did. we spent three point $2 billion in our public education system. no governor has ever spent more. yes, we

but here's the deal, the governor wants you to believe that the state department of education has never been audited. since i've been in office we've had probably 25, at least, audits, we pay $400,000 a year to the state auditor for those audits, and his audit is now going to be over $100,000. to do something that is an exercise in actually going into the schools at a time where they are dealing with covid recovery. he talks about closing schools, i'm the one who stood up for local control. i'm the one who wrote a 100 page document called return to learn so our kids would get back in school. he's the one who actually closed this state. he closed our businesses, he close our restaurants, and he allowed our covid -- our hospitals to search under a covid that was raising and has impacted our children's learning. >> 90 seconds, governor. gov. stitt: again, oklahomans are out there, they do want to know why was she calling the audit and attack. there's a difference between financial audits and performance audits and the facts are a governor had never called for in audit of public education until i did it. that's the largest taxman

phones, which were subsequently sold to citizens. also during joint audits of the state control committee and the prosecutor's officelished the facts of unjustified price increases in the varsha region and novopolotsk due to unjustified profit, knowing about the prohibition on price increases, the director of the enterprise established the ninth by october 11 of the current year, the retail prices for bakery products belonging to the trading facility with the application of the maximum marginal markups to manufacturer's price of more than a million square meters, housing this year to build in belarus with state support. it's in the program socio-economic development of the country for a five-year period. the high pace of construction allows to reduce the queue of those who need to improve their living conditions over the past 5 years. it has decreased by almost 10%. moreover , anton malyuta will tell the details to everyone who in the queue offers several options to line up. smolevichi is, perhaps, the main city. a satellite of minsk, many people on the waiting list in the capital find their home here, of course. th

>> reporter: this is all stemming from a controversial audit of four counties in the state that the texas secretary of state's officeer a year ago. and now just days before early voting is set to begin, the secretary of state's office has announced that it is going to send inspectors to monitor the election there in harris county because of what it describes as serious breaches in the way information and vote information was handled during the 2020 election. in particular, these mobile ballot boxes that were used in that election. so, this letter goes on to say that they're going to -- they have questions and concerns about the way that information that was stored and because of that they're going to send a team of inspectors, and the texas attorney general's office said it is also going to send a task force to handle questions and complaints and concerns coming from poll watchers, vote voters, inspectors as well. and that opens a can of worms, the attorney general a controversial figure is on the ballot. and he has been a huge supporter of donald trump and raising doubts about the 2020 election. the democratic coun

audits. i think i bring a broad range of backgrounds and perspectives what really as you noted is the states chief accountability chief fiscal officer and i think these experiences are tremendously important as we look ahead to the challenges we face as a state going forward. kristen: you're the first republican deemed to have a shot , but there were several democratic candidates who diluted the vote and you are the only republican. you know there are twice as many registered democrats as there are republicans. you cannot win without any democrats, so why should any democrats vote for you? lanhee: it's not about ideology or partisanship. it's about what we can do to improve situations for californians across our state, making sure we have transparency for every single dollar our state spends. my effort is one that has garnered support across partisan lines. we have the endorsement of a number of democrats from the vice presidential nominee, joe lieberman, to the former democratic leader of the state senate. and newspapers across the state, every single major newspaper that has endorsed in this race has endorsed me, including the san

state of texas. eric: talk about transparency, your office is doing something that's unbelievable. you're doing forensic auditction and you had a report that was out of at the end of december on four counties. let me read you what the texas tributer wrote. there were a few differences between the electronic and manual ballot tallies and counties were able to verify consistencies part of baseless effort to cast doubt on outcome of failed reelection bid trump's call despite we irregularities. you looked at tarrant, dallas, harris, that's houston, of course, what did you find so far and how was the full forensic audit of the 2020 election going now? >> so we are finalizing that election audit right now and -- i don't want to let anybody think that it's limited in any respect to the presidential election. it's -- it's the whole totality of the election process. eric: wow. >> that went on in those four counties because a lot of what we have seen through history at least in the state is that you can can cheat a little and accomplish a lot in the down ballot races so we've had folks that have run per mayors or count

offices, after trump lost in the state. remember, it was a state that had a crazy election audit. are rallying around anti-democratic conspiracy theorists, who are running for a very consequential positions, by like secretary state and governor. and last night, their favorite ally and the coup friendly media pronounced democracy can only function, if the right-wing former news anchor running for governor, kari lake, winds. >> assuming that all votes are counted, and we should never take that on faith, we should never take that on faith. if this is a democracy, we have the absolute right to have it proven to us that the election was fair. if it is fair, kari lake is gonna win. >> joining me now is the chair with the democratic association, and secretary of state, jena griswold, secretary of state of c.o.r.e. allowed. on a set without framing which we see a lot, and of course, it's the framing that trump used. essentially, there are two options. we win, or it was rigged. and this, to me, as what you are kind of hearing from kari lake herself in arizona. you are hearing it from folks

dissatisfied with this state of affairs, workers yearning for breadth, the banknotes were immediately granted to the prosecutor general 's office and the harvest business has borne fruit. the auditat aimetov was fooling not only his subordinates, but also shareholders filed three criminal cases against him, alleging abuse of office, falsification of the decision of the general meeting and submission of false documents, when he was removed from office for lack of confidence. he just, uh, rewrote all the assets for himself and sold for 10,000 rubles. the assets are agricultural machinery, modern, expensive. these are potato grain warehouses, and so on, the damage of the founders is estimated at tens of millions 70 from the sale of agricultural machinery at a reduced price, more than 40 from the sale of cowsheds in parallel with criminal cases are civil former employees trying to recover the farmer lost wages. and what about such people, as it were, who write a statement to you to do, who is the statement to me? what kind of statements to the stool on the woman's head here? you have just been against a woman, what is there, it is written how the matter will end. the whole village i

audit it step. all stop i don't trust this and women don't trust this. mr. zeldin: i stated the first day i am in officell do clear -- i will declare these crime laws. my opponent thinks there is a polio emergency but not a crime emergency. different priorities and i hear from people that they are not being represented step this governor still has not talked about locking up anyone committing crimes. gov. hochul: anyone who commits a crime under our laws has consequences. i don't know why that's so but i know we can do more. we can do so much more. it's a nation will -- is not a nationwide ban, it's a state than step teenagers can get assault weapons. in buffalo, a teenager bought an assault weapon, the kind used on military battlefields. it happened yesterday in st. louis the wind will we talk about the crimes that are murders and shootings across the country which are down about 2% step because we worked so hard on this, new york state they are down 14%. mr. zeldin: i don't know why it's hard to describe what needs to be done. when you have a district attorney that does not know what needs to be done,

office, to make that same pledge, to divide by the results. in so close, and they can have a recount as allowed by state law, or the you can do the audit, but aftere through, abide by those results. if you want to run again, come back again. i will abide by the results from the people general. it was had to go with honest, and fair elections for everyone >> early in georgia, it is a shortage of poll workers in some counties. is this, because, you think, threats of violence from the president's former supporters? does this have a role in the shortage of workers of people not willing to play this important role in our elections? >> that could be one issue. also, after covid, many people that were a little older, stepped down, and haven't come back. it is an election cycle. it was to have enough poll workers, but they don't have any spare. i think that is an issue we've been seeking recently, and i would encourage anyone to the poll workers a try to be with the cycle. it was to go about two years from hans. it is a great public service, and to understand the public process. after the election of 2020, so many people don't understand the process. all

state control of the prosecutor's office and a criminal case has been initiated against officials of the poultry farm druzhba for unreasonable overpricing of products produced during the sale of half carcasses catching broilers, the auditwed that the officials of the enterprise from april to october 11, 2022 of the year. gave illegal instructions to subordinates to cut a carcass of a broiler chicken into two parts, and then to sell pre-school and school institutions of the country through trade facilities at an inflated cost without taking into account price restrictions on socially significant goods on this fact, baranovichi's greedy prosecutor initiated a criminal case. in part, the second article 426 of the criminal code of the republic, the excess of power only over official powers, the amount of illegally insulating profit in this way amounted to more than 6 million rubles. at present on a criminal case by the investigative committee. there will be a preliminary investigation. i would also like to highlight the example of the berezovsky meat-packing plant, where the company officials of the company e did not calculate the actual profitability of products, which are a guideline for setting selling prices, which led

office to make that same pledge, to abide by the results. if the race is so close and you can have a recount as allowed by state law where you can do an auditprocess has come through, abide by the results. if you want to run again, come back again. i will abide by the results of the people of georgia. their vote is very important and i want them to know i want honest and fair elections for everyone. >> early voting in georgia begins monday. there have been reports of shortage of poll workers in some counties. do you think this is from the threats of violence from the president's former supporters. does this have a role in the shortage of workers, of people not willing to play this important role nour elections? >> that could be one of the issues. but also after covid, many of the people that were a little bit older, they stepped out and they haven't come back. and everyone gets two years older every time you have an election cycle. by and large most of the counties have enough poll workers, but they don't have any spare. and that's an issue that we've been facing for years. and i would encourage anyone to think about becoming a poll worker.

state agency that oversees hiring and firing within california. police departments will now audit every agency in alameda, contra costa and san francisco counties. not just sheriff's department, ktvu has learned that the california commission on peace officer training sent a letter to all police departments in those three counties, asking them to make their hiring files available dating back to 2016. it comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their jobs after it surfaced that they were received or they received. unsuitable marks on their psych exams. alright, 7 37. this is rare. the gas prices are up across the country, california direction, seeing the cost of gas tick down very slightly this morning, according to triple a california's average price for a gallon of regular dropped about three cents compared to yesterday, the average price in san francisco dropped two cents. oakland and san jose's prices dropped three cents. overnight costs are expected to rise nationwide with opec nations and other oil exploiters and that exporters announcing they'll cut production. by two million barrels. president biden said that he is weighing options to offset that move. some members of congress, including south bay, representative o'c

state agency that oversees hiring and firing within california's police departments will now audit every agency in alameda, contra costa and san francisco counties, not just sheriff's departments, ktvu has learned that the california commission on peace officerndards and training sent a letter to all police departments in those three counties, asking them to make their hiring files available. back to 2016. it comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their duties after it surfaced that they received unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. an incredible story of berkeley man now describing his frightening close call with some suspected thieves. it happened early yesterday morning outside his home in the north berkeley hills. he says two men fired two gunshots at him while he was trying to stop them from stealing a catalytic converter from his neighbor's car. the man who did not want to reveal his identity, says the gunfire came after the he threw a rock at the men. when dipped back behind the tree, and he took two fortunately he was not hurt. he admits his actions may have been due to his anger over the recent theft of his own truck. police say it's never a good idea for people to confront violent thieves. we don't ever

the first deputy prime minister of the chairmen of the state audit office and the belstat discussed the main results of the nine months of the forecast for the year, the state of affairs in problem sectors and trends . as a result, since july it has been stopped decline in gdp increase of 0.2% for september in october. another plus 0.3% in total will reach an indicator of 95.6%. the volume of exports has been growing since april in general, and especially in individual sectors, the situation in the economy shows a good result, what about our economy? we state this is true, the last months of the week, a certain good recovery and growth of the economy as a whole. i say this on a special note so that our people understand, they criticize us and that if they allegedly embellish the situation, especially the minister of economy, the minister of economy, nothing embellish, he talks about the economy as a whole and most of all, what nikolai gennadievna loves at the macro level. and this is correct in order to build a strategy. we must see the macro level and pursue an appropriate macroeconomi