take off the handcuffs. and you, stezhkin, continue telling the story, commenting on everything you do. come here. i'll kill her. quiet, se stezhki, don't make things worse. i'll kill her, steshker, don't shoot, put the gun on the ground , put the gun down, put it down, i said, i'm kidding, i'll kill her, move away, move away, what, move away, move away, move away, steshkin, don't make things worse, steshkin, there's nowhere to run, let the hostage go, come on, admit it, you've never been in this house, come on, admit it, it'll all end, earthling, on which you condemned me, if if it weren't for your family, i would never have been caught, die! you're alive, yes, i think so, steshkin, the truth, tell the truth, it wasn't me who killed her. they'll bury her, that's how it's supposed to be, did he say anything, yeah, he said he didn't kill her, you don't lie before you die, well, 7 years have been lost, well, now it's all over again, take off the handcuffs, and you stingily continue telling the story, commentin

senator on the ground and to handcuff that senator. this is what we expect to see in an authoritarian nation that can't tolerate a question, and they start to attack the institutions. what we're seeing in the u.s. right now, we're seeing in the form of the president willfully breaking the law on the rules controlling the executive branch time and time again. we see it in his attack on the press, his attack on the universities, his attack on extorting law firms. we 00 it in the form -- we see it in the form of him using the trump v. the united states lawsuit to say i, the united states president, can use executive orders to avert the law. that's not the way it works in a republic. at least that's not the way it works if we are a republic. if we, through a subservient congress and the combination with the deferential supreme court, slide into this authoritarian state, then we have failed our oath to the constitution. it is absolutely wrong that any u.s. senator for attempting to ask a question be treated in this fashion. i double down on

and that would mean you don't just handcuff him. do you see it that way?no. >> i read and follow politics incredibly closely. >> and i. >> didn't know who he was. i had to look him up. and so to me, as. >> i. >> watched that video and i know he's sitting there, with all due respect, he looked like he wanted to create a spectacle. and if you approach a sitting cabinet secretary with a security portfolio and you do it in an aggressive manner, you should expect to be constrained and maybe shoved. and if they didn't know who he was, i think that was an appropriate response. >> so, governor, i understand exactly what you're saying, and i obviously have great respect for you. so i just want to make sure i really understand. do you really think that they shouldn't know who one of the two sitting senators of the state of california is when they're hosting a press conference on this issue in california? >> well. >> you would think so. but if they honestly didn't, and i'm at a podium and you're the director of homeland security, and somebody aggressively approaches

handcuffs on the table, handcuffs on the table, let her go, take everyone there, go away, let us talklno, calm down, slowly, put the gun down and push it towards me, put the gun on the floor, that's it, calm down, calm down, let's pour, away from the door. and so, run to the duty room faster, let me go to kolomin, i need to talk to him, please, you don't understand, i need to tell him, this is important, handcuff yourselves, kolomin, what do you want, i didn't kill anyone. kolomin took kira vasilievna into the interrogation room, what does he want? i don't know, he has a weapon. okay, send an assault team here, urgently. everyone stay where they are, wait for my command. kolomen. what do you want, if you don't prove that i didn't kill anyone, i 'll shoot these people, i'll shoot myself , why don't you just shoot yourself, why become a murderer, i 've said everything, we'll work differently, stay where you are until further instructions. kitten, who is this? my daughter, do you have children, yes, i do, and i'll walk around and never see mine, what's going on there? and if i prove that

he was put in handcuffs for standing up for the constitution of the united states and he was put in handcuffs that representing the people of california. now if you are not yet convinced the president trump and his administration are trying to cross free speech and just watch the video and watch the video pretty if you're not convinced the president trump and his administration are trying to undermine the foundations of our democracy, watch the video if you are not yet convinced the president trump and his administrationti are hell-bent n punishing people with differing opinions, and those of the president, then watch the video. and here's the really chilling rtpart, make no mistake, that having to senator alex padilla today, this happening everyday all across this country. every day, the adjustment agents are throwing people to the ground environmentally handcuffing them while they are not resisting and detaining them for exercising their first amendment rights of free speech everyday donald trump as making this nation more and more like a fascist state. this is how federal agents treat unit

put me face down on the floor, a certain number of people with machine guns in masks flew in, all handcuffssurveys, employees come in with folders already without masks, they say there, we are on such and such a case there and that's it, there's some general criminal case about the protests , all the confiscation of mobile phones, some laptops? i also had to go up and tell my grandmother, like my grandmother is also an elderly person, say, grandma, pack your things, that's it, we're leaving, well, we got ready, like, we went to the border, it was scary, of course, the scariest thing was that dad was left alone, like later even dad said that the kgb did all this specifically to put psychological pressure on a person, when he is still left alone, it is even more difficult, yes, the whole family has left, you are here alone, when lukashenko said that dad crossed the red line, i wrote to him then: dad, please come to warsaw, for some people it can still be a safe route, but yes, in this story of mine there was a boat, a river, uh, some incomprehensible men who were transporting cigarettes somew

, they put me face down on the floor, a number of people with machine guns in masks flew in, all handcuffsere are interrogations, officers come in with folders already without masks and say, we are on such and such everything is there, there is some general criminal case about the protests , all the confiscation of mobile phones, some laptops. information was received that some journalists from the onliner were of interest to the security forces, apparently these were the most vocal journalists who were not shy in condemning everything that was happening then, and yes, after some time this interest of the security forces increased towards me, and so i got on a boat with one backpack, went to russia, then to turkey ended up in ukraine, well, probably the most... for some people it may still be a safe way, but yes, in this story of mine there was a boat, a river, uh, some strange men who were transporting cigarettes somewhere, we came halfway through some kind of mini-swamp and some kind of mud, they helped me so that i wouldn’t get my beautiful white shoes dirty, as they said, and then yes,

he was put in handcuffs for asking a simple question. he was put in handcuffs for doing his job as a united states senator. he was put in handcuffs for standing up for the constitution of the united states. he was put in handcuffs for representing the people of california. if you are not yet convinced that president and his administration are trying to suppress free speech, then just watch the video watch the video. if you are not yet convinced that president trump and his administration are trying to undermine the foundations of our democracy, watch the video. if you are not yet convinced that president trump and his administration are hell-bent on punishing people with differing opinions than those of the president, then watch the video. here's the really chilling part, make no mistake. what happened to senator padilla today is happening every day all across this country. every day, dhs agents are throwing people to the ground and violently handcuffing them while they are not resisting. detaining them for exercising their first amendme

if you are looking for an image of our democracy in handcuffs, look no further. america, we have a choice. we can rededicate ourselves to the vision of our founders, one born of struggle against autocracy, which elevated the people over the powerful, that believed we possessed the ability to be self-governored. we can rededicate ourselves to that vision or we can continue to travel down that prescient path of incivility, of division, of right not making right, but of making wrong, a celebration not of self-governance but of destruction. i believe we are a great country. i believe we are a great country because we have strived to be a great country. i believe in this country because of people like alex padilla, wonderful people, courageous people, patriotic people. the story of alex padilla is a story of all of us. he is a good and decent man. he is a great and capable senator. he deserved better than what he got in that federal building in los angeles. the american people deserve better than what he got in the federal building in los angeles. let us remember ours

he was put in handcuffs for asking a simple question. he was put in handcuffs for doing his job as a united states senator. he was put in handcuffs for standing up for the constitution of the united states. he was put in handcuffs for representing the people of california. now, if you're not yet convinced that president trump and his administration are trying to suppress free speech, then just watch the video. watch the video. if you are not yet convinced that president trump and his administration are trying to undermined the foundations of our democracy, watch the video. if you are not yet convinced that president trump and his administration are hell-bent on punishing people with differing opinions than those of the president, then watch the video. and here's the really chilling part, make no mistake. what happened to senator padilla today is happening every day all across this country. every day dhs agents are throwing people to the ground and violently handcuffing them while they are not resisting. detaining them for exercising thei

then another tweet saying if they can handcuff a u.s.what they will do to you. the reason, especially over the position newsome has been taken is because newsome is using this moment to try and call attention to what he describes as donald trump's authoritarian and dictatorial tendencies. it was his position to deploy marines to los angeles. he has described those decisions by trump as red lines and a threat to american democracy. he is using this incident with senator padilla as the same. describing it as part of the same tendency by the trump administration to cross lines and to behave in ways that are dictatorial. guys, i have not really gotten a chance to talk to regular people on the street about the reaction to this video. partly because there aren't many people on the street yet but as people start to come out, i'm going to try to get more ground level, regular people, protestors kind of reaction. i dothink we will be getting more comments from other people, other political figures in california, considering how much of a part of

there are handcuffs on local law enforcement. for example i talked about this a little bit in my monologue. for example, state and local police officers are prohibited from even acquiring about one's immigration status during a routine course of their work. state and local law enforcement officers are forbidden from holding illegal immigrants until they can be transferred to federal custody. and federal agencies are prohibited from commandeering local authorities. so there is a real stranglehold in terms of local law enforcement being able to do their job even those that would want to support ice in their mission to keep californians safe. what's your reaction to that? >> you are right. i would say most of these officers in those states are very unhappy with the policies that they have to follow because they want to be there to back up other law enforcement officers. they want to be there to help make their communities safer and to get these bad criminals out of their states and out of this country. and nla what we've been going

is an old man after all, air conditioning, throw the granddaughter down on the floor right away, handcuffs on him, you can hit him on the head so he doesn't move, but without blood, without blood and without a single shot, without... lby, we don't need this noise spectacle, you understand, we take the money from the grandfather and grandson in handcuffs and to the hostages, the deed is done, everything is clear, understandable, yes, we will do it, we are working, and... it's too much, listen, i'll tell the guys now i'll tell you, each of them, believe me, will gladly take your place, and i'll also earn money, what about you, i don't know, well, okay, and do it, okay, i never doubted it, there comes a moment in life when you need to make the right decision, yes, make the right choice, do it. yeah, okay, well, let 's work, i'll chat with the captain for now, otherwise i seem to have gotten drunk, well, every time i see that such a schizophrenic as you is sitting in a boat with a fishing rod in november. "quiet, quiet, sons, well, don't scare me like that, otherwise i'll throw the horses, don

when i saw a child in handcuffs, it was simply terrifying for me. i do not believe that he could do that to do, just go rob grandma, he couldn't do that, it's just some, according to experts, the number of fraudulent call centers in ukraine has grown. introduced herself on social networks, work as a courier too, they offered good money, as i understand it they offered him good money, to deal with documents, to transport, to give something to someone, well, and the son agreed, he knew these employers, what is he telling you, no, he didn't see them in person, he communicated with them only through social networks, so, task, they gave him the address, yes, he had to go, yes, he had to go, take this money. and pick it up and take it to exchange it for cryptocurrency, and some documents, he had to present this, he presented them with documents as from a bank, he was given them in advance, he printed them out went to this granny, introduced himself as a jeweler, he, uh-huh, since he was told to introduce himself as a jeweler, that is, this was his first,

there, handcuff here, right?ll kill someone else or we'll go to the hospital, run and stay. take the patient, don't push, wait, let's intercept, be careful, be careful, they carried him out like this, turn him around, carefully, like this, like this, here and here. ah-ah like this, like this, like this, i'm holding, i'm holding, i'm holding, i'm holding, i'm holding, carefully, come on, let's take him, let's take him, he has liver nicrosus, prepare the operating room, he took out a gun, i saw, but what would you have done in my place, i wouldn't be in your place. rumors spread so quickly, let's get out of here, why did you detain stas shital? during the search , a rifle of the same caliber as during the raid was found at shatalin's. every tenth person in the village has a rifle of this caliber. i just can't understand. the shishkovs can no longer be interrogated, but there is a person who helped them escape. a smuggler, a criminal, yes, he deserves to go to prison. besides , a local could easily have organized th

he was detained and put on the floor and put in handcuffs.rified in his remarks, which he made, he's now repeating them in spanish. he said, i was not arrested. i was not detained. he then added, is this if this is how the administration, if this is how the department of homeland security responds to a senator with a question. you can only imagine what they are doing to. and then he went on to list different kinds of immigrants at latino communities. he said, farm workers, cooks, you know, these people across the country. he then ended by saying, we will hold this administration accountable. i want to turn now to lieutenant general mark hertling. as a member of the military who spent your life defending the us constitution, i just want to get your reaction to what we've seen unfold in the last hour or so. >> well. >> christina, we didn't see everything that happened. we saw part of a clip with senator padilla. but what i perceive from that clip is he was manhandled. it was reprehensible. he talked about a couple of things that are of interest

it looks like being put in handcuffs. still trying to find out, i believe at this time whether or not he was detained, arrested or charged. what more do we know? and how significant is this, as this seems to be the second u.s. senator detained in some of these protests against either ice action or in this case, it looks like at a press conference. >> yeah. that's right. so we understand at least he was detained. obviously you can see in that video he's put in handcuffs or seems to be, you know, so back and forth where he's told to put his hands behind his back and he's saying, you know, how can i do that when you all have my hands? i think the other thing that's striking is that, yes, we see that confrontation in the room. he's pushed out, but once he got out in the hallway, he seems to be, you know, really listening and complying and not at all pushing back or resisting against the officers. and you can see at least one has fbi on their back. the other officers, we're not sure exactly where they're from. i believe that m

shlosberg was led into the cage of the lion in handcuffs, then the handcuffs were removed. at the request of the prosecution, pskov city court judge inna timofeeva considered the issue of the measure of restraint in a closed session. the reason for initiating the case on shlosberg's detention was his conversation with historian yuri pivovarov. their conversation took place in january of this year, the video of the conversation was published. shlosberg insisted on a speedy ceasefire in ukraine. according to the investigation, the publication this video is a public discreditation of the armed forces of the russian federation. punishment under this article can vary from a fine or forced labor to imprisonment for up to 5 years. shlosberg himself insists that he did not post this video and does not administer the page where it appeared. political prisoner alexei gorinov tried to challenge the repressive article on fakes about the army in court directly from prison. according to it, the politician received 7 years in prison for anti-war statements, but the russian constitutional

dangerous. 70 mentioned earlier that the united states senator was tackled to the ground and put in handcuffsthat senator is alex padilla, a senator from california. if you haven't seen the video, i would recommend you take a look. he was attending a press conference with the secretary of homeland security and attempted to ask a question and was forcibly removed, pushed to the ground and put into handcuffs. in response to that, what did mike johnson, the speaker of the house say? he said that the senator should be censured to the senate. this is the republican party are dealing with now. i would love to have republican party i disagree with on policy but what we have is a republican party standing behind the democratic republic and democratic institutions. host: as you were talking about the situation at the news conference with the homeland security secretary, we were showing the video and that was put on x by senator padilla's office. he is on the ground being handcuffed by the officers and we are going to talk to viewers about that and other public policy issues coming up in our last hour

the cage of the lion shlosberg was led in handcuffs, then the handcuffs were removed. or forced labor imprisonment for up to 5 years, shlosberg himself insists that he did not post this video and does not administer the page where it appeared. political prisoner alexei gorinov tried to challenge the repressive article on fakes about the army directly from prison. according to it, the politician received 7 years in prison for anti-war statements, but the constitutional court of russia refused to consider his complaint, which was filed by the politician's lawyers in april. according to gorin, a former moscow... of the russian army, but according to the constitutional court, the complaint is not subject to consideration, since the article on fakes allegedly does not violate the constitution and does not prevent citizens from expressing their opinion on the activities of the russian armed forces. alexey gorinov became one of the first to be convicted under the article on fakes. he called the war in ukraine a war, not a special operation, and pointed out that due to the actions of the russ

i take off one handcuff.feeding the suspect was part of the lieutenant colonel's plan. shot down and not just fed, but not refused a glass. yesterday andreev was unshakable, now he's had a drink, smiling, about to want to have a heart-to-heart talk. but sabity had one more trick up his sleeve. rubens' albums with reproductions could only be obtained through special connections, from him, you were asked to convey, thank you, it was precisely such an album with rubens' beauties that appeared in our history, the album was obtained from the local library. and finally, the decisive blow, another photo, the disfigured the face of faith. sabitov invites andreev to take a closer look , assures. the last moment of life, the image that remains in his dim eyes, is fixed like a film. and incredibly, andreev sees his own face in the eyes of the murdered girl. the monster had no idea, this is a filigree photomontage. andreev's image was carefully edited in by police experts. for 1969 - fantastic. but that's not all. the bi

and the marines decided to handcuff him instead of just asking him to stop asking him where he's going, and then wait for police officers and security officials to come and ask the same question to see whether he should be allowed to go to the veterans administration office where he was going. they were no reason to handcuff that army veteran who has probably visited that va office, that federal building, before. the absurdity of the handcuffing of that veteran was soon proved when they just let him go. and that is the total contribution of the united states marines to peacekeeping in los angeles so far, where the city has been consistently peaceful for several days now, including during this weekend's massive protest march against donald trump, against donald trump's attempt to be the king of country in the middle east. tonight, real military action continues as air attacks exchanged by israel and iran have reportedly killed 24 israelis and at least 224 iranians, including at least six of iran's top military leaders. donald trump decided to enter the action tonight on social media, po

we were both in handcuffs, which were removed when we were brought into the courtroom. documents forotal term of - a maximum of 8 years. 8 years behind bars was not the worst thing, the recognizable handwriting of the gentlemen from the cia appeared when they decided to use a forbidden technique against the dultsevs, blackmail with children. of course, the parents got it badly, because in the first month , a representative of the local government, the slavic government, i suppose... i can even say with certainty that, on instructions from the central intelligence agency , he literally blackmailed both anna and artyom with their children. i can imagine that the parents had some worries, but they held firm, they endured. immediately after the arrest , the parents, nine-year-old sofia and seven-year-old dania were taken to a children's reception center. there are no teachers there, there are only supervising personnel who, in general, are with the children they do nothing, they just provide some kind of regime. three months in a children's temporary detention center will seem like heave

when a democratic senator ended up in handcuffs. >>> dreamliner disaster. a flight crashes moments after takeoff. the tragedy killing all but one passenger. the man who managed to walk away from the crash with just some bruises on his arm. we're live with this miraculous story of survival. >>> swept away in san antonio. rushing floodwaters overwhelm more than a dozen vehicles, leaving at least five dead and two others missing. the latest on the search effort and when the region could catch a break. when "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you, i'm frances rivera. we begin with israel launching a major attack on iran. benjamin netanyahu confirming this morning's strike targeted iran's main enrichment facility. it not only increases the chances of war but expands the long-running conflict in the region. nbc's claudio lavanga joins me now. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. in a video that the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, posted right after the attack, he said that israel strikes at the heart of iran's nuclear program, an

handcuff him? mr. johnson: a sitting member of congress should not act like that. it is beneath maybe of congress. it is beneath a u.s. senator. they're supposed to lead by example and that's not a good example. we have to turn the temperature down in this country and not escalate it. the democrat party is on the wrong side, they are defending law breakers and now they are acting like law breakers themselves. reporter: they said they were protecting oversight. mr. johnson: i beg to differ. i think the people do as well. i think the actions speak for themselves. reporter: do you have anything to say about lowering the temperature in the country right now, what would you say -- mr. johnson: i have things to say about lowering the temperature all the time. i'm very consistent in this. we have been trying to do this since i was handed gaflt before -- the gavel before. i think that we should act according to our offices. we have a duty and a responsibility to set a tone, an example in our actions and i encourage every member of this body to do it. in the house and senat

we counted four people who were led out of the building in handcuffs by ice agents. one of them told us his name is victor. he said he's from guatemala. then word started to get out about the detentions. after the word got out, a crowd of protesters started to gather to protest the ice action here. at one point, a group of people you see there surrounding that minivan. that minivan had agents inside used for the detentions, attempting to prevent it from driving away with the detainee and those agents inside. now, by the afternoon, judges announced that all additional hearings would be suspended for the remainder of the day. so a lot of tension there. in san francisco, dozens of people also gathered outside the immigration court in concord. here's the scene. as word started to spread that ice agents were also detaining people there in concord as they left immigration hearings. tonight we have team coverage. let's start with nbc's jodi hernandez in concord. i'll tell you, things got really heated in concor this afternoon as protesters squared off with ice agents who ca

we saw two men led out of that court in handcuffs. federal agents telling our nbc producers to stay back. you heard him there. immigration attorneys tell us ice agents at the courthouse are mostly targeting people with pending asylum cases, who have been in the country for less than two years. many do not have a criminal record. attorneys also claim ice is moving those detainees out of the bay area and then asking a judge to rule on their motion to dismiss the asylum case. a dismissal allows ice to immediately deport them. it appears the government is renewing their motion to dismiss in front of a judge they think will be more favorable to completely abandoning this individual's claim for asylum. a lot happened here. joining us now is our investigative producer, michael bart, who's been witnessing these ice agents detaining people for the last several weeks. michael, nice to see you again. you were at that courthouse. what was different today, if anything, than in your previous visits? yeah. raj. i mean, we've personally seen ice agen

governor gavin newsom posted if they can handcuff a united states senator for asking a question imagine what they will do to you. asking a question scenes -- seems somewhat reductive... that is a physical manifestation a literal confrontation of extremism. but in washington, d.c., today we saw rhetorical extremism when it comes to illegal immigration. there was a back-and-forth on "law & order" and democratic governors of illinois, minnesota and new york were on capitol hill for a contentious hearing. it's all about what they are states do when it comes to illegal immigration or what they do not do with sanctuary policies. to start, talking points. here's tim walls. >> they are angry the federal government has been snatching people up, putting them in prison and deporting them without a shred of due process. there's been no notice, no meaningful opportunity to object and according to the president no way to get out of these overseas prisons once you end up there. let's be clear. >> will: due process always the talking point. it doesn't cover these sanctuary governors when it comes to cr

and that is not a good example. >> and despite the forceful removal and those handcuffs, the senator says he was not arrested or detained. but he does say he plans to hold the trump administration accountable. the reactions, of course, all across the country, as that moment did go viral. heather. >> all right. our crystal bailey reporting for us tonight. crystal. thank you. bay area pro-immigrant activists remain on high alert following the rising tensions and also increased immigration operations. faith leaders gathering inside the first unitarian universalist church. this was in san francisco to talk about their concerns over ice detentions and the treatment of detainees. organizers highlighted the deaths of two men. they say both had underlying medical issues, but that ice detention facilities were ill equipped to treat them. >> as we speak, these facilities are rapidly, increasingly being populated, detention is expanding, and we have no reason to think that the for profit companies that run all of them are going to work harder to make these places safe. >> activists encourage pe

his office released the video of him being taken to the ground and put in handcuffs.adilla says he was in the building for a meeting and decided to come and listen to noem's speech after being released, he called out the trump administration. >>if this is how this administration responds to a senator with a question, you can only imagine what they're doing throughout california and throughout the country. >>meantime, homeland security secretary kristi noem says she did not know it was senator padilla at the time. she said that if he had questions, he should have reached out beforehand. >>his approach, you know, was something that i don't think was appropriate at all. i'll let the law enforcement speak to how this was situation was handled. but i will say that it's, people need to identify themselves before they start lunging at people that during press conferences. >>a cbs news reporter, carter evans, was in the briefing room at the time, and he says everyone was caught off guard. >>it was unclear to most people who he was. it took a few seconds to register. who is th

and put in handcuffs. it happened while he was trying to ask the homeland security secretary a question during her press conference. nbc bay area's ian cull has been looking into this story and joins us. ian, just take us through what happened. yeah. so earlier today in la, homeland security secretary kristi noem trying to hold that press conference about dhs operations when senator alex padilla says he tried to ask questions. and here is what happened next to every single person that has been able to do this. i'm senator alex padilla. i have questions for the secretary because the fact of the matter is, a half a dozen violent criminals that are rotating on your on your. i also want to talk hannes daube padilla was forcibly removed by federal agents, put on the ground and handcuffed. after briefly being detained. he was released and had this to say after the incident. if this is how the department of homeland security responds to a senator with a question, you can only imagine what they're doing to farmwor

do they then have to force him out of the room and throw him on the floor and handcuff him? well, that's a different question. often they do not do such things. i think there's a really good question of excessive force here, but the idea that you can interrupt somebody and not be physically blocked, i think they have the right to do that. you know, this is this is not so much going to be a big legal case as it is a sign of our times, much like the hearing in front of judge breyer, which just ended. >> yeah, let's talk about that. the hearing is over for now. the state's suit to stop trump's deployment of national guard troops, which is supposed to be under normally customarily under state jurisdiction. talk about what legal arguments the two sides, the lawyers for both sides made today in court, and how they seem to have been received? >> well, i'd be happy to do that, of course. i just was reading a twitter feed about this. i could not get access to the zoom because it was limited to 1000 people, and it was blocked by a thousand people hours before the hearing. it looks to

. >> these are her handcuffs.fendant murderer was led away in those today, which was very poignant for our family to be able to witness him being put in handcuffs and then being led off. >> it is unlikely ramos will actually be executed. since governor newsom imposed a moratorium on executions, which is in effect until he removes it or another governor does once he's out of office. sacramento renamed the bridge over the american river for o'sullivan in 2022. the colorado funeral home owner, who stored bodies in a decrepit building and sent grieving families fake ashes, was sentenced to do two decades in prison today. john halford pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud last year. in 2023, investigators found bodies that his customers had wanted cremated, stacked on top of each other in a building in penrose, southwest of colorado springs. prosecutors say he also defrauded the federal government out of nearly $900,000 in covid relief. a branding battle is brewing in seattle over coffee. the company, seatt

you see that video right here from a press conference this morning in l.a, then put in handcuffs. he was trying to ask the homeland security secretary a question when he was pushed away by law enforcement. nbc bay area's ian cull has reaction from the senator today in l.a. homeland security secretary kristi noem was holding a press conference about dhs operations when senator alex padilla says he tried to ask

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so they took the handcuffs off.y, you can do so after the press conference is over. sure. i've been dying to get information from the department for months. i'll take this opportunity and see what i can glean. then i was asked, but the other briefing that you're here for, the previously scheduled briefing, would you still like that briefing? of course. that's why we came. that one never happened because the representatives from northern command left and again, didn't give us an excuse. so hoped for another opportunity to learn from them again. what's the mission of the national guard here? what training have what's normally state national guard is now federalized. national guard service, women and men, if they're going to be out in communities, if they're going to be interfacing with civilians, this is not a normal job for them. and by the way, they're being taken away from other critical missions in the state of california to do this function. now, we hear the marines are coming. for what purpose? what's the missio

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organizing the murder of a citizen aleshina in the attempted murder of citizen kholmogorov, put handcuffs on him, damn it. too bad i underestimated myself, talkers okunev, yes, i'm coming, i'm coming, don't push, ok? the russian economy was suffering from sanctions and it grew at a rate higher than the world average. what is happening in our country with the business climate, who thinks that the current key rate of the central bank is leading us to economic zeme, what and how to do with labor migrants and will wealth really soon be distributed scientifically. let's talk about this with the special representative of the president for relations with international organizations to achieve sustainable development goals boris titov. boris yurievich, your main public position today sounds like a special representative of the president for relations with international organizations to... achieve sustainable development goals, but bev is so fast.

now it is much different: they do not put on handcuffs. cells are quite decent, they have neat beds, a table, a radio, a tv, a modern toilet, constant hot water and even a container for boiling water, the food is tolerable, even meat is in the ration, everyone is provided with work, among the lifers there are pensioners, those who have reached old age, they while away their time in the cell, but the most important thing is different, in every colony now there are many such convicts who have served time behind bars for, i kneel before them, i beg. once again, once again, once again to forgive, of course, it is difficult, i understand that it is difficult, if this had happened in my family and they had killed, for example, my children, my wife, i tell you, i do not know how it would have happened, alexander sedey, for 29 years exactly he has dealt with, sedey, originally from a small town in transcarpathia, in the early nineties together with his brother... officers of the moscow criminal investigation department arrived in the city of chop

the lumberjacks are dressed in tight leather shorts, handcuffs here, handcuffs, feathers here, here,re, yes, there are some lilac eyeshadows here, some lipstick here, well, in general, typical lumberjacks. who plays the girl ellie from the wizard of the emerald city, i am comrade boss, you play the girl, yes, yeah, well, i don't just do it like that, i put on make-up, well, i paint my eyebrows, then i put on white socks, well, like a real one. so far the whole performance, it hasn't been put aside for me somehow, but here is the final scene, it is almost ready, and now i will ask you to greet it with applause, yes, yes, of course, the final dance of vinny pooh, please, if i scratch the finishing touches it's not a problem, i'm at the level of my sawdust, but although i myself am sawdust, but sound systems and mobiles, farks, zapilki, i sometimes compose quite well. but calm down, well then, respected gentlemen artty, who wants to be a piglet, so, gentlemen piglets, whoever wants, sing along with me, if you want the theater to prosper and be happy, the repertoire must be saturated wit

create, don't take off the handcuffs, he's especially dangerous, there are handcuffs, don't take them off. all that we managed to get out of korneev was that the installation was being assembled in a ship graveyard and that we have absolutely no time, i sent the cat imura there, they are blocking the square, just think, besides, i had an idea, that is, we are going to help the cat and murya, they have a torpedo boat with special forces and two ismins to help, and what about us then, some old tub is enough for us, the main thing is that it is running and... i want to get to that elusive welsh with korneev's help. did you leave him a pen? oh, i see. so there you have it, a, i think it will work. well, what, heading for the ship graveyard? did i get it right? correct. patrol the square and prepare for the meeting. got it. wilson, how long will it take you to detect the call? a minute , no less. proceed. colonel johnson is on the phone. sean, don't waste time, we've known each other for years. i won't negotiate with a man who uses a false name. he's dead. my voice patterns are in the data

being disrespectful is not a reason to handcuff somebody on the ground.ot not even a us senator. right? it's not. and i got to say, my last thing is republican senators should be very careful on this right now. if they do not come out and defend senator padilla's right to ask questions of this administration, of his colleagues, they are setting an extraordinarily dangerous precedent for how senators are going to be treated in this country. they should protect their own institution. they should have an interest in their office being. >> protected from this kind of behavior, because they're all going to want to ask questions at some point, accountability questions of their leadership. and that is right. and it's american. i mean, ben, it does feel like the fabric of the country is ripping before our very eyes. >> yeah, because it's. >> moving so fast. you know, i. >> mean, that's why i. >> was. >> emphasizing earlier the, the fact that we're here in. >> the fifth month. we are just not accustomed. >> to this. >> and i think that the trump administration is

not for the circumstances, perhaps, something would have worked out for us, what do you think , handcuffs not needed, she will go herself, let's go, give me the suitcase, vanya. everything is fine, no, i seem to have taken everything, well, is it time? let's stay happily, i'll take the thermos now, yes, thank you, it's beautiful, wash, kokh, i have diplomatic immunity. i know, these are your things, mine, open your purse, open this purse. and still, why did she tell you about this matia, did she think you would let her go? she just knows how to lose, and in my opinion, she really liked it.