well, according to the letter sent by the state court of accounts to the ministry of economy and finance , the ministry of economy has asked for the discussion of facilitating this matter, and we are waiting for the approval of the ministry of economy. carry out this capital increase, which had a positive effect on the automotive group, and mostly associated the automotive group with good positives . the license of the stock exchange organization today offers two types of sukuk murabahah and lease with a value of 5 thousand billion tomans. based on this, the sukuk of a steel company in the amount of 2 thousand billion. tomans and sukuk for the lease of a petrochemical company in the amount of 3 thousand billion tomans will be publicly offered for 3 working days. both murabaha sukuk bonds and 4-year lease have been set with an interest rate of 23 and a payment term of 3 months. murabaeh sukuk through tehran stock exchange, rent sukuk from it is offered through the iranian exchange. the paying agent for both bonds is the central depository company. of assignment the shares of presplis club

is, the government , which itself will welcome the transparency of the supervision of the state court of accounts if needed. it is in the information because he didn't like it, after something happened , the monitoring device came in and said why 6 months ago why did this happen 3 months ago? we can make this online information available to the monitoring system and provide the possibility of monitoring during implementation, not post-implementation monitoring . 1403 we can witness it. one of the examples of this partial discipline shows itself in the banks. well, in the last one or two years, you have repeatedly talked about banks that are unprofitable and their capital adequacy is low or negative . banks should be reformed, and many of them are economists believe that until this story is not corrected, in fact, the issue of inflation will not be corrected as long as the banks continue to operate and this will lead to the so-called lowering of the capital adequacy index . kurd, which was one of the deep-rooted problems of the past, especially from the 1380s and 1390s, when basically the composit

of khatyn. the supreme court today began the final stage of the trial. the state service asked the court to find vladimir katryuk guilty of committing genocide of the belarusian people without imposing punishment, taking into account the specifics of bringing the dead to justice criminals. after the war, kotryuk hid in canada, where he died in 2015, despite exhaustive attempts to bring the defendant to justice in the eighties, this failed. voluntarily joined the formation of the organization of ukrainian nationalists, and then no later than january 1943 . became part of the armed-organized criminal group 118, 118 security police battalion, acting together with other persons as part of the 118 battalion, being the commander of the department, realizing common ground with the nazis, nazi criminals, the goal of the systematic destruction of the belarusian people, through murder, deprivation of people’s housing, clothing and food. according to the state prosecutor, the current trial against the punitive force is of historical significance. it will show with whom the nazis collaborated during the war and what people the collective west is trying to present as heroes today. the occupation of belarus lasted 1133 days. an

court, why create another tribunal? the problem is that we face a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute. of the russian state for the crime of aggression. even the iss does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but everyone does these crimes that we are now documenting are the result of the crime of aggression, or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war. if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders that start such wars. today, that is why we must feel this gap in capabilities and create a special tribunal on aggression, and bring putin, lukashenka and their entourage to justice. is there progress on this matter? i know there were discussions. it seems that western countries say yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important. and five countries sent their prosecutors to work in this center. this means that when a special tribunal is created, they will not have to start from scratch, they can rely on the conclusions of this intern

of him behind bars. claiming that it proves he cannot get a fair trial. the key phrase there is falsely accused. the new york state court says that the account of that posted this photo no longer belongs to the judges daughter pick she deleted the account a year ago, and someone else has since taken it over. it is unclear who that is, but it is not the judges daughter. trump has continued to attack both of the judge and his daughter on social media over the weekend. the manhattan da is asking the judge to make abundantly clear that the gag order protects family members fixing the potential witnesses and prospective jurors are likely to fear attacks on themselves and their families. of course, all of this is the latest in a series of incendiary attacks on the justice system as trump's legal troubles continue to mount. he has posted about special counsel hundreds of times calling him names like deranged. he has referred to but fulton county da fani willis in manhattan da as racist. he has gone after federal judge : her biased and unfair. he has attacked justices and the wife and his law clerk in the new york civil fraud case. his words have ha

of an organized group, stole from bank cards among its members. who sang through phishing links for more than 24,000 rubles. taking into account the information presented by the state prosecutor evidence, the courtan district of minsk ruled a guilty verdict. punishment of imprisonment for a period of 5 years, serving the sentence in a correctional colony under general regime conditions with a fine of 50 basic units, which is 2.0 rubles. special confiscation of an expensive laptop smartphone as a means of committing a crime under bank arrest. the defendant's record, computer, game console, quadcopter and other gadgets. the accused must pay off the damage within a month. also, the director where the student studied was instructed to carry out preventive measures with students, talking about such unsafe earnings in the field of cybercrime. an example of selfless service to people and reverent guardians of family values, today in the capital. we honored active, successful menchan women, laureates and winners of the city stage of the woman of the year competition. the ceremony brought together almost fifty representatives of the fair half in six categories, for example, successful leader, spiritualit

of khatyn. the supreme court today began the final stage of the trial. the state association asked the court to recognize vladimir katryuk is guilty of committing genocide of the belarusian people without taking into accountlice, acting together with other persons as part of the 118th battalion, being the commander of the department, realizing the common goal with the nazis, nazi criminals of the systematic destruction of the belarusian people, through murder, deprivation of people’s housing, clothing and food. according to the state prosecutor, the current trial against punitive forces is of historical significance; it will show what kind of people the collective west today he is trying to present them as heroes. the occupation of belarus lasted 1133 days, every day the nazis systematically and cruelly exterminated the civilian population, and the results of the investigation into the criminal case of genocide, and the process that will soon end, according to the state council, fully confirms that what was done by the nazi invaders in relation to... .of the civilian population, this is a real genocide, that is, the brutal extermination of the civilian population, which in no way could offer any resistanc

of the victims. through phishing links more than 24,000 rub. taking into account the evidence presented by the state prosecutor, the court of the partizan district of the city of minsk ruled a guilty verdict, a sentence of imprisonment for a term of 5 years, to be served in a correctional colony under general regime conditions with a fine of 50 basic units, which is 2,000 rubles. a forklift was on fire in kobrin. the emergency occurred in the workshop of one of the city's enterprises, the fire caused serious damage to the car, there were no casualties... the cause of the fire is also unknown, it must be determined install by specialists. food left on the stove caused a fire in lelchitsy. the owner of the house went to take the children to school, forgetting about the warming up lunch. in a matter of minutes , the fire took control, part of the kitchen was destroyed, and there were no casualties. a fire at an agricultural enterprise in baranovichi caused almost half a million rubles. an investigation by the prosecutor's office of bep employees showed that the cause of the fire was improper conditions. storage of grain rape, a criminal case was in

least, well, i promised, come on, she’s waiting. the decision given in the state of effect is not taken into account by the courtsmart guy! what's happened? sniper, comrade general, loginov. and then they began to threaten us. please show me your documents. i think i've lost them. then raise your hands. excuse me, i'm a hostage, raise your hands. oleg vasilyevich loginov, if i don’t i’m wrong, their goal, as we assumed , was the newly elected governor of the region, vershinin, unlike the previous one, he refused to put up with underground gaming clubs, well, of course, the owners of the clubs tried to come to an agreement with him, simply buy, but he categorically refused, then they decided to rely on... the liquidation squad consisted half of former military personnel, half of criminals, and they were commanded by former special forces major yegor konyukhov, who developed this operation, he learned that every wednesday businessman nikitin, a rich man, is having dinner in this restaurant, and he decided to take advantage of this circumstance.

dangerous deeper within the courts design that it's independents tips over into a kind of reckless lack of accountability. and one way in which the supreme court of united states is just completely unaccountable is on the basic question of what it does and when it does it. with a few exceptions, like disputes between two different states over water rates and stuff like that, the court only takes the cases they want to take. they reject the ones they don't want. the court can adhere to normal procedure when they want to and then they completely break normal procedure whenever they want to. when they want to act fast they can act very fast. when they want to slow walk something, they can go very slow. yesterday's one page announcement that after o and a half weeks of doing lord knows online they were scheduling arguments on donald trump's claim a presidential immunity from prosecution for seven weeks from now seems to indicate the conservative marginal court does not want to move particularly quickly and i would hazard that part of that reason is that to move quickly would be would mean donald trump would face an imminent trial for the insurrection he fomented a

court reenters the abortion debate. medication abortions account for more than half of all abortions in the united states. what is at stake as a nation's high court hears arguments in a case involving one of the most commonly used abortion pills. and my thing was winning retired baseball player cleon jones helped his team clinch a world series title, but now he's trying to score a different victory, one for his hometown. they see a rundown old community how an alabama community is launching a comeback. those stories right now on matter of fact. swatting calls to police are often dramatic claims of violence or an active attacker on the scene, sending law enforcement rushing into action. but these calls are completely made up and that means an unsuspecting person and their family are often surprised with an intense police response. these calls aren't new, but they're happening more often. and now the fbi has launched a national database to track them. lawmakers are some of the most common targets, with former gop candidate nikki haley's parents recently, the subjects of a swatting attack in south carolina. i

of. the sin that the court fails to address and prevents the court from holding trump accountable. the constitution grants statess including time, place, and the matter of elections, the court's decision to force states to keep trump on the ballot despite being disqualified by the constitution undercuts the core understanding. history are each its own verdict on the supreme court, they will steer the decision of one of the most consequential elections in presidential history. my next guest says the threat has been a near constant refrain. the danger was raised by theodore roosevelt who denied the american people have surrendered to any set of men no matter their position or character the final right to determine the fundamental questions upon which free self- government ultimately depends, end quote. >>> preventing states from exercising their right to regulate elections would seem like a fundamental question that directly threaten free government. joining me now is the constitutional law professor from the university of pennsylvania law school and the author of the nation that never was, reconstructing america'

that, at least on the lives of the citizens, these processes do not affect, so we will see , ukraine is a legal state, let it come here, let the courts decide, take into accountts and make decisions. under the law of ukraine. thank you very much, ms. alyona. alyona yatsyna, a journalist from sumy oblast, from sumy, was in touch with us. unfortunately, she says that this is the first time that money has flown into the house, and in fact, the entire entrance has formed. we see this terrible picture. so far, madam, alyona says that the two dead people are known, but 15 apartments no longer exist, therefore, therefore, unfortunately, putin yes, well, it is he and his, his people, his army, so they... respond to fully justified military attacks by ukrainian drones on objects that feed the army of the russian federation, which fuels the economy of the russian federation, this is our right, a legitimate military target, which, by the way , is recognized by our partners, we can hit oil refineries, other airfields there, and so on, they just hit residential buildings and kill, unfortunately, our fellow citizens, it is worth going to shelter, especially in those cities

that we face a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute putin, the top political leadership and the top military command of the russian state for the crime of aggression, even the icc does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but all these crimes , which we now document, is a consequence. the crime of aggression or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war, if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders who start such wars today. that is why we must feel this gap in capabilities and create a special tribunal on aggression and bring putin, lukashenka and their entourage to justice. is there progress? on this issue, i know that there have been discussions, it seems that the western countries say yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important from a legal point of view. last year, an international center was created in the hague, which investigates the crime of aggression, and five countries have sent their prosecutors to work in this center. this me

of an organized group, stole more than 24,000 rubles from the victims’ bank cards through phishing links. taking into account the information presented by the state prosecutor evidence, the partizansky district courtf minsk ruled a guilty verdict. punishment in the form of imprisonment. a term of 5 years with serving the sentence in a correctional colony under general regime conditions with a fine of 50 basic units, which is 2.0 rubles. a loader was on fire in kobrin. the emergency occurred in the workshop of one of the city’s enterprises, the fire caused serious damage to the machine, there were no casualties, the cause of the fire is also unknown, it must be determined by specialists. food left on the stove caused a fire in lelchitsy. master went home to take the kids to school, forgetting about warming up. in a matter of minutes, the fire took the board into its own hands, part of the kitchen was destroyed, there were no casualties, the fire of an agricultural organization in baranovichi caused almost half a million rubles, investigation by the prosecutor's office. and pep employees showed that the cause of the fire was improper storage conditions for grain rape; a criminal case was initiated f

faced with a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute putin, the senior political leadership and the senior military command of russia. state for the crime of aggression, even the icc does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but everyone these crimes that we are currently documenting are the result of crime, aggression or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war, if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders that start such wars today, precisely therefore , we must sense this gap in capabilities and... create a special tribunal on aggression and bring putin, lukashenka and their entourage to justice. is there progress on this matter? i know that there were discussions, it seems that they were western countries say yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important from a legal point of view. last year, an international was created in the hague. this means that when a special tribunal is created, they will not have to start from scratch, they can re

originally been struck off the ballot by the state's supreme court, under a ruling which had held him accountable for the attack on the capitol on the 6th ofuary in 2021 by his supporters. voters in colorado and more than a dozen other states will go to the polls tomorrow in what some commentators call super tuesday, to pick their party's presidential nominee. from washington, gary 0'donoghue reports. nine supreme courtjustices, one unanimous decision, clearing the way for donald trump to remain on the presidential ballot now and for november's general election. following hard on the heels of last week's decision by the court to intervene in a criminal case over his part in the capitol riots, the former president was today singing the court's praises. i have great respect for the supreme court and i want to just thank them for working so quickly and so diligently and so brilliantly and again, this is a unifying factor. several states had tried to exclude the former president in their primaries, citing a provision in the constitution — passed after the civil war — barring insurrections from holding national office. while the nine justices t

of russia viktor sokolov. these persons, the court notice states , should be held accountable for this.ad alleged war crimes. the court found that there are sufficient grounds to believe that the two suspects are responsible for the missile attacks on ukrainian energy infrastructure, starting from october 2022 and ending in march 2023. today , march 5, ukraine handed over to the prosecutor's office international criminal court submissions regarding the commission of crimes against religious groups in crimea. more is documented in the submission. 90 facts of attacks and persecution of representatives of the orthodox church of ukraine, jehovah's witnesses, muslims, protestants and other religious minorities in the temporarily occupied crimea. iryna solomko learned about the details of the submission of uvain jordesh, a british lawyer, managing partner of the international legal foundation global rights compliance, who was involved in the work on the submission. why in this view you are you focusing this is precisely due to religious persecution in the occupied crimea. the evidence gathere

state appealing, they would o put up a pond at all. it is an outrageous situation. >> judge jeanine: time is of the essence. you know, do you think federal court could step in on thessiv accountsendmenta comic excessive fines? >> i think it would be difficult for the federal court to do. they will not interfere with the state court proceeding, but theo still have the new york court of appeals and so on. k i'm a look, of b the public wants the issues in the case ttho be heard.e and he was denied a right to a jury trial. o and it comes out of that countys and says tha.t is because it isi not punitive damages but a regulatory statute.ju inry this case, punitive. he should have>> the right to a jury trial. >> judge jeanine: it is not only punitive. they got numbers out of the airt there is nothing that connects a it to reality. no victim and you have a case nwith no fraud, no victim, and everybody made money.e in the end, if she were to go to court to seize the properties, you know, if she is not limited to new york and we know florida as well, how does that work? d? she just goes in and says, i am the new landlord? how does that work? >> she has to use proper court procedures and

we helped to lead the national bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general to take the big opioid drug companies to court and hold them accountable, which we've done to the tune of $50 jake, we eliminated what was the largest backlog of untested rape kits in the entire nation. here we've protected kids from child sex abuse. we've defended people's fundamental freedoms, whether that's the right to vote or women's reproductive freedoms. these are things that i've done as ag, and it's that fighting spirit. i want to take to the governor's office to make sure that our schools are strong that are communities are safe and that our economy truly creates opportunity for every person. >> in addition to the voters in north carolina going for democratic governors and republican presidents north carolina, alexa, lieutenant governor, not on a ticket with the governor, but separately. and the lieutenant governor is a republican, even if the governor cooper is a democrat and you're running against him for governor. he has mocked victims of school shootings. he's called lgbtq people filth he is an obama birther. he's at climate change denier. he

presence should not be limited to the courts created by the united states, which usually hold accountable those who say no to the united states or israel. we thought oflaunching a website through this conference to document zionist crimes since the occupation of palestine in 1948 until today, in order to prepare legal demands and actions on these crimes at international scale. participants agreed that protecting the resistance is among the highest priorities of the legal specialist team through protecting its environment and the right of. the palestinians to their land, they asserted that they have also prepared measures to file lawsuits to hold accountable those who normalized relations with the israeli regime. this conference aims emphasize the importance of legal and media actions in documenting the crimes of the zionist regime which have decimated the life in wartorm gaza. the conference highlighted the grave violations of palestinian's human rights through israel's impunity and the silence of international community. asif alizardari, a ruling coalition candidate has been elected as pakistan's president for the second time, he won the election af

of international law and those who carry war crimes to account. and the international court of justice, if it decides what is happening is genocide, then that has implications for the united stateso should be judging israel and the palestinians on the behavior not on some prospect of an outcome that is not likely to materialize. if you can't solve the problem on your own or with others, stop being part of the problem and start being part of theolby ensuring that there are consequences. moderator: final thoughts fro panelists? shibley, when you say consequences, do you mean going as far as stopping certain kinds>> absolutely. when you are saying or observing rights even american law, let alone international humanitarian law, and you don't condition military aid on behavior, what do you expect? that that is something that is essential to assert american influence events down the road in the middle east. moderator: let's see. one more question? go for it. then we will close. >> even as the u.s. and israel negotiate with hamas for the cease to ease hostages, there is rhetoric coming from both administrations that hamas can't be part of the negotiations for long-term peace . i guess

state of the union address this thursday. also ahead, congressman eric swalwell on the danger of donald trump escaping accountability in our nation's courts. illinois governor j.b. pritzker joins us at the table days after his fate became the latest to kick donald trump off the presidential ballot. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to the week again. as we come on the air, criminal defendant donald trump heads into the week with a dominant hold on the republican party in the presidential primary. last night, trump won caucuses in idaho and missouri. he also swept the republican convention caucuses in michigan. today, voters in our nation's capital are voting in the d.c. republican presidential primary. it might be nikki haley's first shot to pick up a win even as trump gets closer to clinching the nomination. in two days, voters in 16 states and one territory will cast their ballots on super tuesday. on thursday, president biden will deliver the state of the union address. by friday, congress must reach a deal to avoid a partial government shutdown. it's a week for the history books, so who better to join us now than nbc news presid

account, why is that? what you are exactly right. the current president of the united states is count lawless regime where there is border or ignoring the student loans in the supreme courttly. republic is not holding him accountable. i made the case for impeaching mayorkas at the "high crimes and misdemeanors" with respect to cover my colleagues who got it wrong. to put americans in danger ignore your oath to the constitution. the buck stops with the president, the president on this the blood of people in this country are on his hands the blood of migrants and compassion is on his hands he is ignoring his dude he should be impeached for this. you don't need to go down the road of the hundred biden laptop and down sets and business dealing even though that's all crept to high heaven for this guy this president is ignoring his duty he should be impeached for a completely agree with you he's ignoring the law radical progressive democrats are destroying our country. he's been called into account. >> there's discussion in the senate we will dismiss this impeachment. we are not going to take this up. that has never been done in american history they defy the constitution they

they stated that instead of court rubber stamping somali is notorious intelligence agencies, extensive powers. the government should restrict its authority and to improve account ability. what is your government doing a safe guard? the human rights of citizens from abuses, you know, from the security services. so i'm on a government is continuously and i've been administer. if i see a surprise to my kind of position as the d p. m and the some of the government has gradually and consistently been working on the protection of the rights. a house, our citizens. and the government has a ministry that's in charge of human rights and, and then the website of children we have, we will be soon finding the human rights commission. we have a very useful and meaningful interactions with several sites organizations in terms of trying to make the humorous agenda and national issue. and it's, it's, we're headed by the president. you know, the, what do you use here is notorious. yeah, the very strong what to use, what do we have be what, what an accurate one. i mean, this is the human rights organizations around the world of talking about this. and so certainly somebody is n

that is, in simple words, if you are attacked in your home, the court , investigator, the prosecutor must take into account the state ofof necessary defense, there is essentially something else to add, article 108 - this murder when exceeding the limits is necessary for up to two years, just for just getting into my room for a second. “the law allows me to use weapons, everything is clearly described to the captivity of the supreme court, how moreover, it gives me the right to make a mistake, to admit that i did not correctly assess the situation, given that i am a respectable citizen, lying at home in bed and at night breaks in, even a person who does not want to kill me, but it works out for me the impression that he will now open fire either against my family or against me, i have the right to take a knife, a gun, yeah, and stop this attack, but as soon as i stopped the attack, roughly speaking, this criminal is already lies down, come and finish him off, not at all about in this case, it looked like you say, we need to conditionally use your services, who will prove all this so convincingly, i mean, without a lawye

of the state duma vyacheslav volodin, funds for this came under a special clause. in april 2022, google blocked the parliamentary television account duma tv on youtube. the arbitration courtn illegal and ordered the american company to restore access, and in case of failure to comply, pay a penalty in the amount of 1 billion rubles. the funds that were recovered from google by decision of the state duma council were used for the rest and rehabilitation of children who suffered from the actions of the kiev regime. fifty children came to the evolution sports center, another 20 will soon visit the allas children's center. in total , more than a hundred children will undergo rehabilitation in the near future; for many, this is the first such trip in their lives; they will receive health programs and specialized specialists will work with them. in general, relaxation for children, communication and teamwork. with psychologists, specialists, rehabilitation specialists, in addition, there is wonderful ultra-modern equipment, devices where children will develop both arms and legs. the state duma allocated the bulk of the funds collected from google to the health of new children t

he couldn't, today the state of new york would start seizing his bank accounts and his properties pursuant to a huge fraud judgment that has been levied against him by the courts. he then got a surprise reprieve of that deadline this morning. a new york appeals court said today he can put up smaller bond, only $175 million. they also said the deadline is no longer today. now he has an extra ten days to do it. they did not explain their decision, but that is what it was. today the republican party's presumptive presidential nominee also learned that the first of his four pending criminal trials starts three weeks from today, april 15th. this is the case in which he is facing dozens of felony charges related to falsifying records at his business to cover up illegal contributions to his presidential campaign. that was today as well. also today, the u.n. security council passed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the u.s., importantly, abstained from the vote instead of vetoing it, which angered the israeli government, which resulted in israel calling off planned meetings with u.s. government officials. today the ceo of boeing announced that he is resign

that we we face a gap in accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute putin, the top political leadership and the top military command of the russian state icc has no such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but all these crimes that we are currently documenting is the result of a crime, aggression, or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war. if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders who start such wars today. that is why we must sense this gap in capabilities and create a special. is there progress on this matter? i know there have been discussions, it seems that western countries are saying yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important from a legal point of view. last year , an international center was created in the hague, which occupies... this means that when the special tribunal is created, they will not have to start from scratch, they can rely on the conclusions of this international center. you mentioned the international criminal court, it issued a warrant

accountability for january 6th is reaching many aspects of the coup plot. over sentenced in connection with that day. and next month, the united states supreme court can be prosecuted for his election crimes. but the reckoning has not reached all of the key players. including lawmakers, like senator ted cruz, who challenged election results on january 6th and embraced the big lie. the evidence revealed right here on "the beat" through a recorded phone calls of ted cruz speaking with a fox host right after the 2020 election. >> we were leading in north carolina and michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania. and then -- then we saw the numbers shift dramatically, along with a lot of conduct that raises very, very serious questions. and so i understand his frustration, and he's prepared to fight to ensure the law is followed. and i -- i told him when i spoke to him anything i could do to help, the answer is yes. >> trump's maga takeover of the gop is ramping up. now, one of the few measures of accountability left will be at the ballot box. joining me now is democratic congressman from texas, colin allred, who is challenging ted cruz for his senate seat

of investigative evidence, witness interviews, phone records, bank accounts, that sort of thing, and a lot of that may be relevant to michael cohen's testimony in the hush money case in new york state courttan d.a. has an obligation within reason to gather and turn over to donald trump's defense team in the new york state case all relevant evidence and the new york state law provides that that's fairly wide ranging, and so what the district attorney does in this pleading is he sets forth all the efforts, all the meetings that the d.a. had with the federal prosecutors to gather this evidence and what he says is, hey, at the end of the day, there are only 270 documents out of the 30,000 some documents that they've just gotten that they hadn't already gotten or are actually relevant. so this is the d.a.'s response. >> carol lam, appreciate it. >>> the first round of march madness matchups are set for today, is your bracket about to get busted? we texted her when we were on our way. and she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice t

states and by courts in those states. there's still a lot of information lacking for voters when it comes to the candidacy of donald trump, and his full depth of potential responsibility or accountability when it comes to january 6th, and so this issue of whether he has presidential immunity is huge, and andrew, we got this decision on the colorado 14th amendment ballot question very quickly from the supreme court, and here on the presidential immunity issue, we won't even hear the arguments until late april. the d.c. interference trial was set to begin today as neal had pointed out. so why wouldn't they have that on the same expedited timeline? >> that's a great point. so one quick point about the decision today, and then turning to this issue of the next decision that they have coming up which has to do with presidential immunity. what's notable here is on some -- on a variety of issues, this is actually a 5-4 decision, and you have the four who are saying that the court went too far just happen to also be the four women on the court. so amy coney barrett has the exact same reasoning that she said they went too far. they're deciding things they did not need to. they decided exactly,

back in the united states, a federal appeals court has dismissed a child labor case which sought to hold big tech accountable for the abuse of children forced to work in cobalt mines in the democratic republic of the congo. companies including apple, microsoft, tesla, and google rely on cobalt to make the rechargeable lithium batteries used in their products but have argued they merely have a buyer-seller relationship with cobalt suppliers and have no power to stop child labor. the two companies named in the lawsuit are u.k.-based glencore and chinese company zhejiang huayou cobalt. circuit judge neomi rao acknowledged the tech giants are aware of the child exploitation and that they "intentionally use a murky supply chain to obscure the extent to which they rely on forced labor." the group international right advocates, which brought the lawsuit, says it is considering an appeal. in labor news, google has come under fire after laying off dozens of unionized contract workers in a likely act of retaliation. the workers were made aware of their firing as they spoke last week in front of the austin city council in texas, which

of the state duma vyacheslav volodin, funds for this came under a special clause. in april 2022, google blocked the parliamentary television account duma tv on youtube. the arbitration courtthis action illegal and ordered the american company to restore access to case. execution, pay a penalty in the amount of 1 billion rubles. the funds that were recovered from google by decision of the state duma council were used for the rest and rehabilitation of children who suffered from the actions of the kiev regime. fifty children came to the evolution sports center, another 20 will soon come to the alusa children's center, in total more than a hundred children will undergo rehabilitation in the near future. for many, this is the first such trip in their lives. wellness programs await them, specialized specialists work with them... crimea has great potential for rehabilitation children and adults, noted anna kuznetsova. and the program organized by the deputies does not end in the spring; in the summer, at the request of their parents, children with special needs will come here for vacation. yana dobrovolskaya, andrey tarasov, anna melikyan, duma tv, parliamentary hour. advertisi

trump use the louis xiv, i am the state, we cannot be touched, we are about to have a supreme court argument about whether the president is accountable to the rule ofina, they have been through this and countries we think of as not necessarily as advanced as we are but other countries said of course not, that is what it means to be a democracy. the main goal here is to try to make sure the public has the tools to be able to decide this for themselves and this is not something they see in cynicism and trump can say do not trust what is going on, we want people to understand it for themselves as if they are a juror in the courtroom. >> on april 25 when we are listening to the supreme court, the indictment in here is at issue. i will be flipping open the pages on the sofa at home listening to the supreme court argument, trump's lawyers will misrepresent what is in the indictment to varying degrees. jack smith will be pulling them back to what is actually charged. >> that is right, we are not about to have this spring court argument, the sense of urgency around this question if trump is immune to criminal liability does not seem to be urgent for the su

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