dr. laws. increase in a way that is the same for everyone you can't increase the salaries of government employees by 20% , let's say the social security fund is also 20%. in the government, the salaries and benefits that they get are so different that some workers have never heard of it, and many of them have never heard of it. when you tell a worker 22 , that means he gets paid 2% more than government workers. mostly they don't have it. when you go, you approve that the man should master his salary job. the social security fund doesn't have a job . you can adjust it. he is a driver, he is a carpet weaver, who do you want to coordinate with? you came by yourself , you hit me, you loosened up, then you come here, you say, i want to illustrate a law called proportionality, so that his pension will be the same as his pension, so let the insurance there are other levels , his salary will increase like the others , pay more insurance premiums, get more insurance premiums with what you have decided,

dr. imran ali panjwali. dr. punjwani is head of diverse legal consulting and a senior lecturer in law and via skype from london is dr. nihat khanfar who is also a lecturer. in law and politics. gentlemen, thank you for being here. um, i'd like to start with you, dr. punjani, and it's become a tradition to really start with getting our guests reflections on more than 31 thousand killed, over 70,00 wounded, the scale of the death and destruction in the gaza strip, and of course, as i read earlier, the eminent um famon that is facing the population there. yeah, thank you very much, i think two immediate points. come to our mind is one is since our last discussion, which was specifically about the icj ruling, there appears not to have been a follow-up there, or perhaps south africa is trying to do that, and so there doesn't appear to be legal limits, are based on international law to stop the genocide, to stop the massacre, that's the first thing, so legally the first reflection i have is, ho

mohammad hadi zakir hossein, a professor of international criminal law. mr. dr.o have a detailed overview of these legal cases that the zionist regime has faced , let's start with nicaragua itself, what exactly did we do against the zionist regime, yes, against germany, against germany, in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful. well, these days, from october 2023 to today to the parallels of the zionist regime's all-out, bloody and wide-ranging military war against the innocent , defenseless and civilian palestinian people in the gaza strip , which itself is pregnant with all kinds of crimes , international crimes, including the killing of the palestinian people living in the north of gaza we are witnessing that , in fact, the freedom seekers and justice seekers of the world have also started a wide-ranging legal war against the zionist regime by using the structure of international affairs with the aim of giving a voice to the silent victims of palestine with the aim of trying to end the impunity of criminals and the crimes of the leaders. regime. the zi

dr. sand needs 18 prescribed laws, one of these laws. the document will be available to the schools . at the beginning of the academic year, the document's road map was written : where are we, where do we want to go, how should we go, with what capacity, with what facilities ? dr. jabali, we are moving forward, and god willing, from the beginning of next year , we will start working on this series of videos that came out in the big event of al-fata under the title "teachers of the future " no, the minister did not mention it and in the 7th plan, a ruling came under the title of cutting into national affairs and then he said that all the institutions should fulfill their duties regarding the implementation of the document, and what makes me happy is that the document is being restored at the same time as the document is 10 years old. in the past, 10 years ago, the document itself says once every 5 years it must be restored, the restoration of the industry has also started, its indicators have been submitted, the supreme council must appro

dr. sandh needs 18 laws . one of these laws that this government implemented was the rating., in terms of the short -term effect, the distance between sah sanad and the scene of our scene has been reduced it is the floor of the school, how should we reduce this distance by writing a school mapping document, this is from two. it started last year and was finalized. now it is in the implementation stage. 3 thousand schools have been determined for trial implementation, which of course went to 500 schools, and this will be provided to the schools as our covenant for the document. where are we, where do we want to go, how should we go, with what capacity, with what facilities was it prepared ? the series of videos that came out in the great alfata event under the title of creating the future teacher , we will start the work and move forward. what is certain is that today the government's number one priority document is not the minister of education, and in the seventh program there is a ruling under the title of education and it is a national issue and then he said that all the i

let's hear now from dr ewan mcgaughey, a professor of law at king's college, london.s and regulated industries. let's start by how did the company get into such a mess.— get into such a mess. since privatisation _ get into such a mess. since privatisation of _ get into such a mess. since privatisation of the - get into such a mess. since privatisation of the water i get into such a mess. since - privatisation of the water industry in 1989 we have had all water companies, notjust thames water paying out collectively £72 billion in dividends and at the same time paying much of that by loading themselves up with that, so you mentioned the £15 billion figure for thames water alone. fundamentally, the regulation in the water industry act 1991 says the regulator should make sure that water companies, their investors can get a return on their investors can get a return on their capital. it is not primarily about making sure that there is good water, the rivers are clean, the beaches are clean. at the heart of this is a failure of the experimental privatisation. we even have

dr. being accused of trying to influence government contracts to say that a romantic interest, amanda alleged to be a total law is head offering of women help to get the job and government contracts and linked audio recordings. the women in the recording is denied any romantic involved, but withdrawal is exit from government. could trigger a cabinet re shuffle, which is required by peer review and low leaders. the c n summit tub owned the guys actions of the south china sea that they say in danger. peace, australia, and 10 southeast asian countries issue the declaration of the end of the btn melvin . earlier this week, the philippines accuse chandra of harassing its vessels in the disputes as volta is a senior adviser to thailand's prime minister says the economy is in the critical situation. unrolled economic data is the address was, has to come, that could be bought these for government that promise to lift the economic claim to any change as well. of the crowds of tourists at what i wr

dr.aei, dear to me , well, for a while, i was the vice-chairman and spokesman of the commission socially during these 4 years, i wish these reforms were carried out in the same process that was carried out in the parliament in the specialized commission or the representatives of the commission. in the consolidation of the 7th plan, the community insisted on it . in fact, when this issue is corrected in the consolidation of the plan and the necessary amendments are made, we are now witnessing how they say that a law that has not reached the maturity required for implementation and faces serious challenges in implementation. well , unfortunately, this happened in the approval process. it did not happen in the area of ​​the 11th parliament and it is among the criticisms that are brought to the 11th parliament, that is, in the process of the specialized commission the social commission, of course, has opposed the consolidation. now, in the consolidation , persuasion must be done, that is, dea

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if the bill is passed it will give the uk some of the world's toughest anti—tobacco laws.aping association spoke to bbc radio 4's sarah montague. the reality is that children are already banned from vaping, it's already illegal to sell any kind of vaping product to children. so that shouldn't be happening. imean... but it is though, i mean you accept it, and on a very widespread scale. it absolutely is, and i think the issue there is not to create more rules, the issue there is to enforce the rules we already have, and i mean, we have seen high profile raids on vape shops recently and i think that's just scratching the surface. the introduction of the bill coincides with a new report out today on the potential dangers of vaping. scientists at university college london published research in the journal cancer research, suggesting that e—cigarettes suffer similar changes to their dna as smokers who go on to develop cancer. joining me now is deborah arnott. she is the chief executive of the charity, action on smoking & health. welcome to the programme. let's start first of al

dr.'s expertise is part of the education commission, he is definitely more specialized than my colleague, but in the current situation, what is determined by the law is that anti-competitive behavior is prohibited in articles 48 to 48 of the law on the implementation of policies of article 44 of the constitution. well, according to article 62 of this law, the competition council is only the authority for dealing with anti-competitive procedures is the subject of cases. it is 44 to 48, that is, where the in fact, it should be investigated and this council has the authority to make a decision about the wrongdoer in case any of the anti-competitive procedures are found in accordance with one of the clauses of article 61. that was the point here. what does he compare himself with the materials 44 to 48 later that he recognized, so to speak. he makes a decision and actually announces it, but since all the approvals of the competition council can be so-called revised, my next point is that in th

dr. qalibaf . i was there and told them sir, where in the world do we have legislation, law, law, law all these laws. we didn't do it, can the government violate the law? you and i, you and i. i have to say that we did not try to be the people's lawyers. we also came to the legislature and tried to be the government 's lawyers. sir, samm, obey me, the government has just said that i will increase the tax on everything, i am asking you , between you and your god, the people of next year. the people are in the hearts of the people. i know that you, as my elected representative , were against me. now i don't want to go to war with the people. the people really have patience next year, but you and i won't enter the government, so if we the tools of our monitoring tools, we have to force the government to do your actions to the duty of the 23rd to the duty of the supreme council. the administration felt that no, i disagree with your words. you say that the government says that i don't have it. is the go

dr. ahmadun, if we want to draw a line to reach therefore, production with the participation of the people in the previous section and with this law will be one of the most effective ways. if we want to have a jump in production , we need to change our methods somewhere. it was the first year, so good efforts are being made , but there are times when we want to reach a certain point, our direction is some distance away, in fact, we have an angle to that target point, the more we try, we will not necessarily get better. we actually change the direction, one of the things that may need to be done. ok, this is it that we should have revisions on our governance model in some places, like the correct budget system, like the monitoring system, i gave an example, like this law, in this law, in fact, the jump in the production of knowledge based on the subject of the law for the first time, well, it has created a very good capacity of this kind. bigger things can be done, for example, committees

fortunately, in the law of the sixth plan, which mr. dr. knows much better than me and is well versed in these issues, seeing this issue come up in a way that wants to be resolved. it is clearly stated in the law of the sixth plan that, with the exception of schools, the basis of budgeting . and determining the appropriate budget of the university and executive bodies in general should be based on performance. in the world, foreign countries are moving in this direction , creating their budget allocation based on structured actions. but unfortunately in our country at the rate of one the text remains in the law. i don't know, maybe it's because of the difficulty of implementing it. in any case, this performance-based budgeting , which should include higher education, did not happen. we have to start from one place, with perhaps more limited criteria that are easier to implement. economic sectors that solve this problem, in other words, to go towards efficiency in the allocation of higher education resources in the world , have chosen th

dr. karen howard, phd. dr. howard works with the u.s. government accountability office, gao, as acting chief scientist and director of the gao's, science, technology, assessment, and analytics team, staa, or staa, i'm not sure which one. you manage a broad portfolio of topics, impressive portfolio including forensic algorithms, chemical weapons, cases of developing technologies. it's pretty extraordinary. you produced reports that you're going to testify about including forensic technology algorithms used in law enforcement and forensic technology algorithms strengthen forensic analysis but several factors can affect outcomes. you have earned her phd in environmental chemistry and your masters degree in analytical chemistry. you are, as my father would say, even more degrees than the month of july and it's great to have you. thank you for flying up from alabama as well. it is difficult for me, professor wexler, you have so much of berkeley on your resume, as a stanford man, i am going to.

dr. qalib. i asked him where you are. in our world, we have to create laws, laws, laws, laws, so many laws . you have to go from the tool mage two this the assembly changed a bit, and then it left another day for another monitoring aspect. you went to this assembly. i didn't finish my speech at all, because i am not aware of you . i am in the 8th, 9th, and 10th assembly. then we did not use our own supervision. is it possible for the government to violate the law? you and i, you and i. i have to say that we did not try to be the people's lawyers. we tried to be the government's lawyer . the government said, "sir, i want to increase taxes." between you and your god, the people of next year really have the capacity and ability to do this. really, you and i are one of these people in the hearts of the people. i know you , as i was opposed to, now i don't want to get involved with the people. people, really, next year. be patient, but when you and i enter the government , then if we have the tools of your opinion , we should

dr. ayres: i saw a hand go up here. we have the microphone coming. >> thank you.ul. am a graduate studen here. you talked about the can-do attitude of the army to always accomplish the mission. as a leader, how do you assess the operational tempocapacity ae part of sets limits in terms of understanding, trying to accomplish the mission, push the organization forward but then also understanding they have a limit? is it a combination of instinct, talking with the force, and■ldof the organization you lead? sec. wormuth: i would say all of the above. first of all, sometimes i think the can-do mission first attitude can be a little bit of an achilles hl.i have tried to y general officers to be really honest with me how much strain there formations are feeling because sometimes i think culturally in the army we have a tendency to bee, i can do anything, it's ok, i'm on top of it and then the wheels come off because humans have limits. organizations have limits. so i have encouraged my general officers, i say to them all of the time, speak truth to power. ddbe honest abo

dr. ayres: i saw a hand go up here. we have the microphone coming. >> thank you. i found your comments about building trust impactful. i am a graduate student here. you talked about the can-do attitude of the army to always accomplish the mission. as a leader, how do you assess the operational tempo or capacity an organization you are part of sets limits in terms of understanding, trying to accomplish the mission, push the organization forward but then also understanding they have a limit? is it a combination of instinct, talking with the force, and how do you understand capacity of the organization you lead? sec. wormuth: i would say all of the above. first of all, sometimes i think the can-do mission first attitude can be a little bit of an achilles heel. i have tried to encourage my general officers to be really honest with me about how much strain there formations are feeling because sometimes i think culturally in the army we have a tendency to be like, i can do anything, it's ok, i'm on top of it and then the wheels come off because humans have limits. organ

the neighborhood education law should be all over the place, dr. amash, school building for education, it is clear in which of these provinces or in which of these cities schools are most needed and should be built. yes, to be precise , we have a system . sir, here we want a school, we tell them there, let us move forward according to the plan . five to three or groups. what is the current situation in this debate that was raised about the reduction of high school courses from the field? look, these are ideas of transformation that have been proposed by experts for years. it has been brought up in our course and we will definitely check them carefully. the reality is that the children are demanding from us. look, mr. doctor, math and experimental are only 4 hours apart in the 10th grade. people don't know this. in the 11th grade, they are only 7 hours apart. it's different at 12:00, it's 20:00. well, the kids themselves tell us that you've been here since morning. school, class, class, tomorrow, we will say it again , school, classroom, exam, schoo

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dr. spun, will explain how the draconian state laws put patients, their families and physicians into heartbreaking situations. about 25 million women of reproductive age live in states with severe restrictions on abortion. most in states that failed to expand medicaid and already had higher rates of maternal death. black women are disproportionately affected as many li in southern states with the worst reinstructive policies, with existing structural barriers to care, and with already-high rates of pregnancy related complication and death. dr.s, too -- doctors, too, lose their freedom to practice medicine as they are trained, delivering patient-centered, evidence-based care. i hear from rhode island ob/gyns about their colleagues in other states being put in impossible positions. with the lives of women and babies but in jeopardy. for a great many reasons, often deeply personal and harrowing, one in four women seek an abortion before age 45. one in four. that freedom to decide if and when

dr.l medical specialist at vanderbilt medical center -- the process her hospital has adopted post-roe, and before performing an abortion, a doctor must now receive an approval from a sixth person panel made up of other positions at the hospital. last october, a particularly challenging case but came bid for that committee concerning a patient who was seven weeks pregnant and stable, but with a medical history that made delivery very high risk. the patient, already a mother and staring down the possibility of sepsis, and even death, requested an abortion, but there was a problem. there was no immediate risk to her life. the potential emergency which was required to justify the procedure under tennessee law would not occur until the baby was at full term. debates amongst the panel ensued, with one doctor concluding, which, i unfortunately don't think this meets the criteria for the law, in my interpretation, even though it is the ethical right thing to do. the group, unable to come to a con

dr.l medical specialist at vanderbilt medical center -- about the process her hospital has adopted post-roe, and before performing an abortion, a doctor must now receive an approval from a sixth person panel made up of other physicians at the hospital. last october, a particularly challenging case but came bid for that committee concerning a patient who was seven weeks pregnant and stable, but with a medical history that made delivery very high risk. the patient, already a mother and staring down the possibility of sepsis, and even death, requested an abortion, but there was a problem. there was no immediate risk to her life. the potential emergency which was required to justify the procedure under tennessee law would not occur until the baby was at full term. debates amongst the panel ensued, with one doctor concluding, which, i unfortunately don't think this meets the criteria for the law, in my interpretation, even though it is the ethical right thing to do. the group, unable to come t

izadi to state that the 11th parliament can say with the law of strategic action that a part of those defects of the jcpoa were removed . the 11th parliament did a great job in approving this law , and many nuclear issues were returned to the negotiators. in the new government, it was very valuable. i think, god willing, with the support of the government, the twelfth parliament will supervise, that is, support the government to help the people, and supervise the government officials . we had cases that sometimes involved interference from the horse woman, which itself became an issue for the 11th parliament, but i think that this it happened very well. to be fair, mays 11th had a good relationship with the government during this time and it seems that with the cooperation and cooperation of both the 12th parliament and the government, many problems can definitely be solved. thank you very much for your presence and explanations. farewell i would like to thank dr. izadi for accompanying us on the phone and thank you very much for your cooperation with this program. good night and god

dr. thanks so much for being with us when this bill becomes law. we understand you're ready to begin procedures immediately. is that right >> that's correct, yes. we have patients who are anxiously waiting. does news hopefully later this afternoon. and they're already teed up on medications and we're ready. we're ready to go. we're ready to take care of our patients as we always happen, >> we understand that there were also patients that were planning to leave the state or who potentially already left the state for ivf treatment, have you been in contact with any of them what their plans are? >> yeah. so when we got this news from the alabama supreme court, slowly trickled in and made us re-evaluate exactly what we were doing and make sure we're staying safe for our patients in our clinic. >> so he put a >> couple of our specific treatments for ivf on hold each patient received a call from their dr. specifically, so we made lots of phone calls. we modified patients plans individually to try to ensure that we're giving them the best opportunities an

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dr. seifi said, did not mention the statement for the law and reform, on the other hand , there are a large number of our workers in the trades, so they remain locked and there must be as many cases that need to be reformed. thank you, mr. seifi, what are the things you think should be amended in the labor laws? see in the discussion of rights, first of all, something that is always the same. it is repeated, first of all, these debates and discussions always take place between the worker and the employer there was also a third side, because basically these fields are three-sided and two-sided do not mean anything. second , one thing that i must emphasize at the beginning is that you see that no employer without workers has no meaning and no worker without an employer. if they are not in balance, flight will not take place, the economy will not grow, that is, one side cannot have more weight than the weight of the two sides. this is in the field of work. when we talk about labor law, it is

seifi said , did not mention the statement for the law and reform . on the other hand , there are a large number of our workers in the trades, so they are neglected and they should have the minimum wage. a country should be seen for this, if the law only came and said the region and the industry, well, this is one of the things that should be corrected so that our friends, the workers in the fields of trades and small places, don't get harassed . thank you, mr. seifi. it should be amended in the labor laws, see what it is in the discussion of rights first of all, something that always repeats. first of all, these debates and discussions always take place between the worker and the employer. i wish there was a third side because basically these fields are three-sided and two -sided does not make sense . a worker has no meaning and there is no worker without an employer. the flight does not take place, the economy does not grow , which means that one side cannot have more weight than the weight of the two sides. this is in the field of work. the work of

dr. funds, especially the social security organization does not need a law, hey , pass the law and give it some money. be sure that he will be able to pay the obligations that you have assumed within these 30-40 years . you will see without any conditions that this fund will continue its life in the best way. mr. doctor , increase the salaries in a way that is the same for everyone. you can increase the salaries of government employees by 20%, say that the social security fund will also work by 20%. as for the rights of the government, they get so much the item is different, some workers have not heard it at all, many have not heard it at all, when you tell a worker 22, that means he should get paid 2% more than government workers, the government worker is productive, efficient, has bonuses, has overtime, but they don't have social security fund, when you go, you approve that sir, regarding the job, the employee should master his rights. the social security fund does not have a job. you c

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dr. seifi there is no mention of the statement for the law and we should have an amendment.the other hand, a large number of our workers are in sanof, so they will be locked and the country's minimum wage for them should be seen in that, if the law only came and said the region and sanayeh well, this is another thing that needs to be corrected so that our friends, the workers in sanaf fields and small places, don't worry . thank you mr. seifi for the things you think. what is the amendment in the work rules? see, in the discussion of wages, first of all, there is something that is always repeated . first of all, this debate and discussions are always between workers the employer is formed. i wish there was a third side because basically these areas are three-sided and do not have a two-way meaning . if they are not in balance, the flight will not take place, the economy will not grow, that is, one side cannot have more weight than the weight of the two sides . prosperity is different . look, we often get this wrong there is no doubt that we are in a situation where a person

dr. nekte, i believe in my expert discussions that we need laws outside of the discussion of expertise based on the needs of the country , after all, economic issues and dealing with people's livelihood issues are among the priorities that should be considered in the next parliament, and i think i believe. the reform of the banking system, which was talked about in the last parliament, and it is going to happen, god willing it has a future, perhaps it is one of the most serious topics and priorities that should be discussed in your future parliament. do you have in mind, for example, a strategy and a strategy that you will follow in the future in the parliament, if you say that i will go to the parliament, for example, first this plan, then this plan, then this plan, until it finally leads to, for example, this event, i will propose these things for it to be voted and signed. i will sum it up and attribute it. my commitment between myself, the people, and god, the fact is that my main pri

dr. taghipour says that we are in the course. in the fourth council , we started planning this for several years after that time, i really don't know what my friends are doing in the municipality, i mean , what has happened in the past few years, what issues have arisen in the development of public transportation, what are you really doing, we started from the fourth term , yes well, now several years have passed since then , but we still have these challenges. look , mr. n, there are also things that come up, sorry, mr. doctor. all the art of the friends in tehran municipality and in tehran city council is that we should go and start immediately . i don't know. because i saw that this was the issue in your conversation, gentlemen, i say that you should go do your own work, that is , what have you done in the space of city management in all these past years, now there is a reality called internet taxi, which is now a part of that issue of employment. i have discussed a lot about the price in many other topics. this issue will imm

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dr.nson, of you. several countries, as we may know, including -- i think including canada, i think france is one of them, have established extended producer responsibility laws and recently, i think we've haere today of colorado, maine, california and oregon have passed their own laws for consumer packaging. we've heard both pros and cons to these laws. one conserve we've heard from stakeholders is about thelengesf patchwork state by state approach to recycling policies such as differing labeling . ■1■9 entity in place to share ideas with one another and find out what works and do more of that.■h but a question, center for best practices within the n.g.a., has great organization. still active. we try helpful to the federal government, to congress and also to states, to local governments. dr. johnson, follow-up question for you, would u please share some of your experiences as a global business working with national and internaal producery laws and what are some of the challenges that s.c.

that the russians and chinese, at least epstein what a powerful backing that would have been and by law doing it with all of this language that dr. sharp pointed out was in a way, in a backhanded way directing these as rarely. um, excuse me, is this really right when does really piece cap rejection as a reckoning her excuses to knock them down? it had that resolution passed, so i would have seen it as a very useful outcome. and for the 1st time, the united states back in even if in an artful way, less direct way than i would have, like perhaps a call for a ceasefire. a, a initial ceasefire deliberately explicitly to lead to a permanent one. i would, i thought that would have been useful your view. well, not husein, because if it is linked to the release of those being held captive in jobs are there are thoughts going on in the hall, but they could take weeks, they might not go anywhere. and then that means the reason i say as far as the, when i guess the, uh, the top priority now for all the members of the security council, including the united states, as well as the but his thing and,

occupied by the national guard after dr. king was assassinated because of the riots. and i became a county councilman almost by accident. i got elected to the united states senate when i had no mind of running at age 29, then vice president to our first black president, now president to the first woman vice president. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] in my career, i have been told i was too young. by the way, it did not let me out of senate elevators for votes sometimes on a joke. i've been told i am too old. whether young or old, i have always been known, i have always known endures. i've known our northstar. the very idea of america is that we are all created equally and deserve to be treated equally throughout our lives. we have never fully lived up to that idea. and we have never walked away from it either. and i won't walk away from it now. i am optimistic. i really am. i am optimistic. [applause] my fellow americans, the issue facing our nation is not how old we are, it's how old are our ideas. hate, retribu

in the end , dear dr.what about the discussion of its amendment, because we believe that this law is being implemented. he gets into trouble , even the insurance funds can't cover him. execute correctly. unfortunately, we have many laws in the field of administrative, employment and labor laws, which have created a lot of financial burdens. like the law of hard and harmful discussion. since the 80s, in fact, this law has changed people's conditions different, different groups, when your harshness and harmfulness spreads, the burden on the funds increases day by day, the volume of these dissatisfactions increases . the volume of 331 hammetts created only in 2002 and they are actually shouting and forcing such a text to be included in the bill in the 7th plan is actually due to the housing solution of these issues during in fact, in this field, i would like to say that this resolution, because it came in a 5-year program, allocates many permanent laws , such as the country's employment law in the field of wo

dr. eslami . how was the reception of the national card in this period of elections and in fact the electronic holding of elections was held in several provinces and how much did it help to accurately the speed of election security based on article 110 of the election law, four constituencies were determined for electronic elections because the law mentions that one- eighth of constituencies with multiple seats are in the ministry of interior. suggests that the guardian council confirms that abadan district , rasht district, qom district, and malair district are the four election districts. these two processes are done manually in the rest of the areas, but in these four areas, they are done electronically. ok the report that we have in these four constituencies , honestly, the accuracy, accuracy and speed of all of them are different . you can see that in the electoral district of tehran , we have something like 5 thousand branches and there are 30 representatives for the electoral distr

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>> today we're doing 112. >> reporter: dr.rescribes pills from new york city. >> what is the scale of this operation? >> so before we had the shield law we were mailing pills to the blue states. after we passed our shield law the first month we sent about 4,000 pills into restricted states. and now we're up to around 10,000 pills a month. >> reporter: anti-abortion rights groups taking notice. >> the fact remains that just because you are sitting in california does not mean that you are not violating the laws of florida, texas and 30 other states. so i think they have a false sense of security about this. >> reporter: but that access in question. the supreme court will hear oral arguments tomorrow in a case that could prohibit prescription of abortion pills via telemedicine and prevent providers from mailing them. >> what action do you want the supreme court to take? >> we hope that the supreme court will agree with the two lower courts who have already found that it's likely that the fda broke federal law and its own rules wh

the government says we have to keep law and order and keep this place safe. a controlled situation and many live along the border, not in port-au-prince. that is why we have not seen a mass exodus. we are six miles from where the gang violence is taking place. >> brian: lawrence jones is live in miami as florida braces for influx. governor hints he will send them to martha's vineyard. >> lawrence: we've been covering the border crisis in texas, they are coming by land. in miami, they are coming by sea. taking dangerous journey, packed up hundreds of migrants coming in boats. what we have learned from the florida fish and wildlife, these are turning into rescue operations because folks decide to dock at a location where they think they can get into miami. there is a five to six mile swim from here. you have gators and other type of stuff. you can't swim that long if you have not trained for it, so they end up rescuing these individuals. we expect ron desantis to turn up the heat, not just sending these folks to martha's vineyard, the passed law that sends mess

the dr. no, to dw the it was a democratic see change, the opposed people voted out the right wing populace from the law and justice party set up again. increasingly, it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. the most amusing believe i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided. they'll be a resistance from the right. great years, right wing nationalist populist ruled po, new leader. don't know if this is liberal in pro europe and not everyone is happy. i don't accept the election. not even the communists. dude with the current government is doing so what does the mood like in poland? can the country overcome its divisions the here and share because it's in northern poland birthday celebrations are underway for christina, for miller. she's turning 73. it's also what's known as that thursday. a last chance to read some treats before the restrictions of land to kick in that thursday

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