they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest crack them security forces are closing shops, illegally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent. according to the united nations don't have the proper documents . the governments into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. we look at the world still presently stores what kind of response can we expect from china if tech talk is in the back the markets and it's kind of nice and small businesses, how time cube is wide, economic problems be addressed, trying to be fixed to understand how it affects d. 9 south asia is growing for employment levels. that actually only why is that counting the cost? oh no. jew sierra the children are among the dead as these very minute treat targets, residential buildings and northern gusts. kidding. at least 14 people. the commentary johnston, this is al serra nice and also on the phone, not to nations blacklists israel. the

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review.heyl this concentrated power and now they don't go ahead with that is exactly right. it has also been a massive weight for these bureaucracy these agencies to stack the deck in their favor but they take a massive amounts of money from these companies when they come in. they get to take the money first if they do not have to answer for it. they are seizing assets, they are shutting down companies, they are controlling all of the ability in a limit in a company's and they should be allowed to fight. it is shocking but remember we went from a few thousand statutes in reagan's era to over 350,000 regulatory statutes on the books. so many so we are not sure exactly how many that is how bad it is. mark: that is a great point we do not know how many regulations are in this country we do not know how many regulations of strict reliability we do not know how many carry criminal penalties in this country. and so that is a huge problem. so government by leviathan invite bureaucracy by administrat

review proceedings, arguing that the loss of loved ones was a consequence of the policy of extrajudicialcutions. four members of saifullah's family were killed in a night raid on february 16, 2011, another family member said in a new statement that we lost everything when the incident happened and that they have had nightmares since then. the next day, after the family members were killed, an sas sergeant major described the episode as the latest carnage in an email discovered during the trial, suggesting the episode was not an isolated incident. but london didn’t care about the voices of the victims, the old policy is that we don’t give up our own. moreover, the authorities passed a law that essentially allows chaos to be created in other countries. the british parliament passed a law that effectively exempts military personnel from liability for crimes committed during overseas military operations. even for the guardian i have to admit, labor didn't do enough to oppose this legislation. britain is reluctant to pursue. its own military personnel confirm that the british government belie

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see this week in the judicial review program.llegal enrichment or connections with the russians, well... the detectives were looking for lyudmila kropyvna's house, what they were looking for in the bushuk, and according to what scheme the servant of themis did you get an apartment for your parents in kyiv? father and mother lived like this in ternopil. greetings, this is court control and i am tatiana shustrova. during all the years of independence, the judicial system of ukraine has repeatedly undergone changes. this year , despite the full-scale war, judicial reform gained considerable momentum. but while the corps of judges is being updated. representatives of his old guard still fall into corruption scandals and undermine the authority of justice. today we will tell you about another unscrupulous servant of themis. the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine opened criminal proceedings regarding the alleged illegal enrichment of the on-duty servant of themis. this is lyudmila kropyvna, a judge of the northern commercial co

whenever a local authority tries to do something, they'll be able to be a judicial review.nequality? well, i think that we'll see what happens in practice. >> it's already been enacted in in scotland . but you're right in scotland. but you're right that i think i think labour is in favour of, of, of, of more legislation because that is one way that you deliver change. i think we've become used in recent years to governments which haven't been introducing lots of new legislation, partly because the conservatives have been so immersed in, in factional warfare. but things such as the new deal for working people, that's a really ambitious , radical proposal on, ambitious, radical proposal on, on, on workers rights that's going to lead to a lot of institutional change. >> we've got to broaden this discussion out now because lord goodman, in some ways is this the inverse of the conservative party, the labour party is speaking from the centre and perhaps governing from the left, whereas the conservative party has been speaking from the right and governing from the centre. >> one o

whenever a local authority tries to do something, they'll be able to be a judicial review. inequality? well, i think that we'll see what happens in practice. >> it's already been enacted in in scotland . but you're right in scotland. but you're right that i think i think labour is in favour of, of, of, of more legislation because that is one way that you deliver change. i think we've become used in recent years to governments which haven't been introducing lots of new legislation, partly because the conservatives have been so immersed in, in factional warfare. but things such as the new deal for working people, that's a really ambitious , radical proposal on, ambitious, radical proposal on, on, on workers rights that's going to lead to a lot of institutional change. >> we've got to broaden this discussion out now because lord goodman, in some ways is this the inverse of the conservative party, the labour party is speaking from the centre and perhaps governing from the left, whereas the conservative party has been speaking from the right and governing from the centre. >> one

they include deforestation often without judicial review. and the latest correct them. security forces are closing shops. the legally owns by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the governments into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no loss on asylum seekers or refugees. ready ready ready in the resting place of the dead, an 11 year old kings tunes for the living to place in a country that celebrates the deceased. ready but can he earn enough to both support is with a mother realizes, dreams name. i believe he has a lot of boy with us documentary on that just so you know, the to the wounded pool into hospital in 0 ball out to continued as rarely as strikes and showing of the central golf this trip. the one on the inside. this is out, is there a life of also coming up tensions in the is ready? will cabinet reach breaking points funny guns, resigns from the emergency government. i hav

they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest crack them security forces are closing. shops be legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while, syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. the helpless on the fire is rarely minute. she checked, spun the residential home and you in the school, the garza sheltering palestinians, dozens of wounded and at least 38 people. okay. the carry johnston, this is out to sarah from de, also coming up fighting escalate since the dons north dot for reach and threatening aid supplies to civilians. trump to the 14 month civil war.

watch this week's judicial review with tatiana shustrova: candidates for the vrp according to the presidential quota, who angered the ethics council? i have nothing to do with this record. please excuse me. but who spent millions on cars at the height of the war? so i came to the car dealership and bought them. on thursday , june 13, at 5:45 p.m., watch the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. vasyl zima's big broadcast. two hours of air time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like. two hours to keep up with economic and sports news. two o'clock. in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like-minded to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening at espresso. taking the wounded from the battlefield in time means saving his life, giving a lift to the bc, giving a lift to the boys - this is the way from zero to our life. at this stage of the war, an atv is the

they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest crack them security forces are closing. shops be legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. hours before his killing a canadian c key, there said the agents of the indian governments were pumped into assessing a fault lives, explores how the coal for an independent seek state a spilled beyond india's borders and investigates. the nations election campaign of eliminating critics on foreign soil begin the assessing nation on the jersey to of the israel's village. he continues to hit the central pumps of guns and strip the latest on good. so you and 10 and kind of school as well as camp screwed up people trying to escape the fighting. the problems are in jordan, this is down to 0 life and so whole. so coming up, listed in the gro

they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest crack them security forces are closing. sharps be legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boscus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees or in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump, now i don't think so, and it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selective justice or a weapon ization of adjuster system. frank assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se thought that a 100 percent different. at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story. on al jazeera, the, the u. n. is to plays israel on a global blacklist for violations against palestinian children the hello, i'm sorry, i'm to my z. this is alger 0. liv

see this week in the judicial review program. candidates for the position of head of the state judicial administration. who irrationally disposes. budget money. very often, ambitions prevail over healthy common sense. but who appears in the bribery case. this is an unwavering desire for development and formation of a successful, effective system. on thursday, june 27, at 5:45 p.m., watch the program "judicial control with tatyana shustrova on espresso tv channels. vasyl winter's big broadcast. two hours of air time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war. and how the world lives for two hours to stay up to date with economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become their own languages ​​for many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, the project for smart and caring people, in the evening for espresso. dear friends, i told you what we would have. a wonderful, interesting guest, a person w

greetings, this is a program of judicial review, and as always we are talking about basic reform, onr european prospects depend, how the new judicial power is being formed in ukraine, and whether we can really confidently talk about a total renewal, experts notice alarming symptoms that... can threaten the entire reform, about all this today, but first traditionally to the news: the firm of the wife of the head of the kyiv district court of odesa, serhiy chvankina, bought an apartment in maidam for 310 thousand dollars or almost 12 million uah. as reported by investigation info, the apartment was purchased by the company of judge nela golubeva's wife. salary at home lawyers and teachers of the odessa law academy do not allow such expenses as the salary of the judge himself. according to the florida company registry, golubeva opened a company in the united states last year in february, and in less than a month the company purchased 105 m2 in maidama, a few hundred meters from the coast of the atlantic ocean. previously, the public integrity council in its conclusion about the judge's

they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest crack them security forces are closing shops, the legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no loss on asylum seekers or refugees for award winning programs from international. so make, as we've just seen so many people traveling with children, thinking a long and difficult to explore and abundance of world class programming. every time we do an interview, web net with soldiers voices from different quote, stories from other ranks. each one of us is a, with this today here. now programs that open your eyes to an alternative view from well, on algae. is there the latest news as it breaks? the situation is the prince here in the hospital, a desperate attempt to save lives with a few resources left with detailed coverage. its been more. 7 than a and a half hours of c

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review, illicit enrichment or connections with the russians, wanted detective. in lyudmila kropyvna's house, what was searched for, there was no search, and according to what scheme the servant of themis got an apartment for her parents in kyiv, yes, her father and mother lived in ternopil. greetings, this is court control and i am tatiana shustrova. during all the years of independence , the judicial system of ukraine has repeatedly undergone changes. this year, despite the full-scale war, judicial reform gained considerable momentum. but while the judicial corps is being renewed, representatives of its... old guard still fall into corruption scandals and undermine the authority of justice. today we will tell you about another unscrupulous servant of themis. the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine has opened criminal proceedings regarding the alleged illegal enrichment of the maid of honor themis. this is lyudmila kropyvna, a judge of the northern commercial court of appeal. on april 26, a wedding ceremony was held in her luxury house near kyiv. investigative actions, as a res

they include deportations often without judicial review. and the latest crack them security forces are closing shops, the legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the governments into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no loss on asylum seekers or refugees. owls coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on a more top listing and inspiring story. people trust ologist to, to tell them what's happening in their communities in clear and unbiased and as an applicant, i couldn't be more proud to be part of the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, this is in use our own alger 0 for the back to boy live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel intensifies its operations in centr

they include deportations often without judicial review and the latest correct them. security forces are closing shops be legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boscus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. the illusion of anti semitism with opposition to design is a cynical and it is harmful, a dangerous, complete ation between the persecution of, of people and the criticism of the states is echoing across the world news rooms and to send me keys in the hatred of jews because the country is honest and is not about judas, it's about teacher. and we need to talk about design is a listening goal, special on the jersey, the hello and are enjoying and don't have a quick reminder of the top stories here on out here. at least 70 palestinians have been killed by is really forces across the gaza strip. since thursday morning, at

. >> juan merchan has been a biden donor, in fact, pointed out and judicial review folks took look ateal. >> yeah. you know the rules of that for judge canon of ethics it is not a dollar or million of dollars that they're politically active it is just the fact they were politically active at all. so whether it is ten, 15, 25 dollars some nominal amount that is not the standard there's a reason why we don't want our judges to be politically active. to be out there having bias and taking a side. it's so that they can call balls and strikes evenly without bias. judge juanmerchan can't do that and knew that from the geng again when people say this was a rigged trial. it's maybe been an exacerbated term but i'll tell you jon really what it was, it was a d.a. and judge only the same page wanting a result. not justice in that courtroom, and i spent my entire adult life in the protection of our criminal justice system and they've done their level best to voi it in the last year but certainly over the course of the last six weeks. >> jay town former district of alabama. jay, thank you. >> than

so they had what they called judicial review, meaning they could weighn, they said, but it was a jointween congress, the president, the people and the supreme court on what is and is not constitutional. so they be alarmed by how the the supreme court has grown into. cted people with en imaginable power and i think the i think the founders would say what happened and i talk of in the book about what how they grew in power. but i think we need to roll it back. and i also think we need to roll back the power of the president, because that is not what the founders envisioned. and one, i have a in the book because the founders were very worried about the president becoming an authoritarian and a monarch, a tyrant and one at the convention when someone that te president, some of the delegates said. are you jesting? that's a terrible idea. that's the fetus of monarchy. is they call that that this is just goi gey said at the very le have to have more thaonyou can't power. we'll three co-presidents who ben franklin talked about 12 presidents that having biden and trump rfk jr co-working in the

they include deforestation often without judicial review. and the latest crackdown security forces are closing shops be legally owned by syrians, nearly 70 percent, according to the united nations don't have the proper documents. the government into boskus is accused of leveraging refugees to extract concessions like the listing of international sanctions. all the while syrians have no rights in a country that has no laws on asylum seekers or refugees. the a la rock and doe how the top stories on algae 0. pressure is mounting on israel and egypt to reopen the crucial off of border crossing to allow a deliveries into gaza talks are expected in cairo between egypt, israel and the us talk about, as boone has more from the better and central gaza. the ongoing chloe gentle's crossing forward is especially the vice of the rough crossing has prevented the humanitarian aid float into the goal is as prep, including food, water, medical supplies, alongside with fuel. it means that simon is eminence. and this is a clear result of that is very military

to listen to intel's view of the pathway forward, the judicial review of the pathway forward.community guides on this issue. because representing a district that was so deeply impacted by 9/11, we cannot have a security failure. we have an obligation to keep our residents safe every single day. as we consider any piecegislatis consider what the experts say especially when it comes to how we protect all of our residents. laura: it's time now in our debate where we are going to let our candidates ask each other a question. first question will go to mayor bhalla. you have 30 seconds to ask your question. answer for 60 seconds and then a response for 30 seconds. mayor bhalla: that's my question. laura: correct. mayor bhalla: ok. congress been menendez. in one of the indictments that have been handed down against her father, the mountain of evidence against him, will you return the $20,000 in contributions your father's leadership pack has given to your campaign? yes or no. 7 as i mentioned at the beginning and my opening, we knew that alternately you would want to keep interjectin

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so they had what they called judicial review, meaning they could weigh in. they could weigh in, they said, but it was a joint project between congress, the president, the people and the supreme court on what is and is not constitutional. so they be alarmed by how the the supreme court has grown into. these nine unelected people with en imaginable power and i think the i think the founders would say what happened and i talk of in the book about what how they grew in power. but i think we need to roll it back. and i also think we need to roll back the power of the president, because that is not what the founders envisioned. and one, i have a in the book because the founders were very worried about the president becoming an authoritarian and a monarch, a tyrant and one at the convention when someone brought up that there should be a single president, some of the delegates said. are you jesting? that's a terrible idea. that's the fetus of monarchy. is they call that that this is just going grow and grow. they said at the very least we have to have more than one

review. >> australia's prime minister is condemning the vandal who defaced the united states consulatereports say that it appeared to be in protest of the ongoing israel-hamas war. police say nine windows of the consulate were damaged and the building's door covered in graffiti. surveillance video showed a person using a small sledgehammer to carry out the act, turn the heat down and measures such as painting the us consulate do nothing to advance the cause of those who have committed what is, of course, a crime. >> i'm australia's prime minister, says the vandalism is, quote, not the australian way. >> and a heat advisory will go into effect just like last week for tomorrow. for much of the bay area. we'll talk about that, how long it will last and how hot it will get. >> and coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap ambulance drivers asking for more cooperation from people on the roads tonight, ride along with crews to see how drivers they encounter can make it more difficult to get people the desperate help they need. also, some scary moments at an oregon rodeo over the weekend.

review. >> dramatic new video was released today showing that daring hostage rescue operation in gaza saturday. israeli defense forces rescued four hostages who were taken during hamas's october 7th assault on israel. officials say they were being held in locked rooms guarded by hamas militants while in captivity. palestinian officials say more than 200 palestinians were killed during that raid. >> secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east, where he is pushing leaders to accept the us backed ceasefire plan. blinken says israel has signaled it would accept it, and today the un security council gave its endorsement. fox news trey yingst has more now from tel aviv. >> secretary of state antony blinken arriving here in israel on monday for a new round of diplomacy with israeli officials meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and defense minister yoav galant about the new us backed ceasefire proposal. blinken says israel has now accepted the agreement, and he's calling on the international community to pressure hamas to do the same. >> if you want to get all the hosta

the court is chipping away at chevron and really interfering with the traditional role of judicial review and the expectation is that if this court was getting ready to dispatch chevron, this would be the case. it is perfectly situated for that purpose. i also want to note that that homeless case is going to have equally sweeping impact. it will give cities the right to remove tents from public areas. that these are generally applicable laws that prevent people from camping on city property. many cities, even democratic ones, are likely to quietly rejoice in that decision because they are struggling with dealing with these homeless populations that are blocking city streets. >> dana: andy mccarthy would you like to weigh in on that and as we wait for the possible trump immunity case, does that decision change at all after last night's debate? not that the decision would change but the impact of it? >> well, i think it becomes even more important, dana. the immunity decision will determine basically how much of the time in the run-up to the campaign and election day that former president t

review.end, president biden and the first lady wrapped up their trip to france by going to american military cemetery. there. president biden and doctor jill biden laid a wreath where more than 2200 americans are buried after they fought and died in world war one, the president said the visit reminded him of the difficulties facing u.s. soldiers and the importance of strong alliances. >> america showed up, america showed up to stop the germans. america showed up to make sure that they did not prevail. and america shows up when we need it , just like our allies show. >> for us, the visit was at the same cemetery that donald trump did not go to when he was president back in 2018, citing bad weather. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee is back in the u.s. after the 80th anniversary of d-day. observances in france. congresswoman lee joined president biden's bipartisan delegation in normandy. her father, a lieutenant colonel, was a veteran of world war two. she says she thought of him as she spo

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and is, is a judicial review. and this is an incredibly important part of democracy.we have a way to hold power to account, whether that's right or wrong, will then get decided in the courts. but this is so important for our democracy that if the government is doing something which is deemed not to be legal, either not follow their own guidelines or we have to be able to do this, it's that's democracy. we don't live in a totalitarian state. no, we don't. >> we don't live in a totalitarian state, but we also do not live and should not live, although unfortunately we do actually, as it currently stands, live in a state where a activist group and a. although they would deny this, some might call them an activist law firm can go and instead of standing for parliament and standing for election and trying to win a majority in the house of commons, and then making something a law and then getting it through the house of lords, could take something to a single judge in a room that would massively change the way britain deals with energy going forward. as a country as a whole

we asked for a judicial review of the decision, thinking initially it was a small legal matter over theance. what do you hope the outcome will be? do you want - significance. what do you hope the outcome will be? do you want to l significance. what do you hope the l outcome will be? do you want to see and enter all fossilfuel development is or is it more about greater consideration being given to those developments when they are being looked at? i those developments when they are being looked at?— those developments when they are being looked at? i would like to cnn to all fossil fuels, _ being looked at? i would like to cnn to all fossil fuels, and _ being looked at? i would like to cnn to all fossil fuels, and that _ being looked at? i would like to cnn to all fossil fuels, and that is - being looked at? i would like to cnn to all fossil fuels, and that is not - to all fossil fuels, and that is not just me, but a few of the international energy authorities as well. there is more than enough oil in existing sites to see us through the transition, but that is not how far the judgment th