at the 10th medical ethics congress. mr. mohammad rais zadeh said this circle. al-ma'arif is translated into english as a reference book with the cooperation of doctors in islamic countries. the 10th medical ethics congress will be held in tehran from 25 to 27 february. in the field of medical ethics, faced with debates such as issues such as inoculation, in fact , stem cells, which are the current issues of the world, this dynamic jurisprudence in the shiite school. it can actually bring our medical society to the peak of medical ethics and solving these problems in the world. my second point is that, stemming from the quranic teachings, hadiths and our school , our medical society and many of our doctors are now in they are the pinnacle of medical ethics and professional commitment in the world. a court in the hague ordered the government of this country to suspend the delivery of f-35 fighter jets to the israeli regime. according to the court decision , the dutch government has 7 days to suspend the delivery of f-35 p

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against san francisco ethics commission nurse and ethical unethical. all staff and unlawful investigation against conservative candidate like me who do not agree with evil policies that fail to protect our children, our families, our workers and the people's interests. today i'm here to ask you to end your unethical illegal investigation against any conservatives. do not accept agenda 21, agenda 2030, nor agree with utility policy that fails to deliver a quality of life for san franciscans. save san francisco from god's judgment. i urge all of you to repent, turn from your wicked ways and return to righteousness. return to law and order, and may god bless you all and come back to god's kingdom. come back to jesus. amen. thank you. thank you. any other public comment from the room? mr. clerk, will you check if there are any remote public commenters ? vice chair, we're checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. vice chair there are no callers in the queue. thank you. and no further comment. hearing that? no further members of the public wish

how do they figure into the ethics committee investigation? >> well i want to be, clear we are not talking about the woman who was still 17 when she allegedly had a sexual encounter with the congressman. we reported last week, that individual has been contacted by the committee. now we talking about different woman, a former capitol hill staffer who has been linked romantically to the congressman as far back as 2017. and that period significant, because it is when the congressman allegedly had sex with a minor. this ex-girlfriend and it up being a key witness in the federal investigation into the congressman. she was granted immunity, barr criminal liability she could, have and she testified before the grand jury in that investigation. of course, the justice department wrapped up its -- last year without any charges being filed. now this outreach is significant. it is another sign that this ethics probe is expanding to include looking at potential sex trafficking, was about illicit drug use, and these questions about whether the congressman re

the ethical trading ethos came _ russia. the ethical trading ethos came down - russia.s came down to dame russia. the ethical trading - ethos came down to dame anita roddick. does ethos came down to dame anita does that still exist? it looks like such a slick product now. i remember it back in the day and there was something very raw and attractive and it fitted in nicely with them being ethical.— fitted in nicely with them being ethical. yeah, there is no doubt _ being ethical. yeah, there is no doubt consumer- being ethical. yeah, there is i no doubt consumer preferences have been shifting more and more towards these ego conscious products, so it is a case of the body shop trying to stand out amid the intense competition as well as dealing with those pressures. the company was criticised back in 2006 for selling out to l'0real over £650 million because that potentially could mark a shift away from the company's very strong values. it resulted in a reputational blow to the body shop. it is a case of building back up that reputation, i think, and then sticking to those

medical ethics reported in the 10th medical ethics congress. mr. mohammad raiszadeh said that this encyclopedia will be translated into english as a reference book with the cooperation of doctors in islamic countries. the 10th medical ethics congress will be held in tehran from 25 to 27 february. in the field of medical ethics and facing debates such as topics such as difficult such as in fact inoculation such as in fact stem cells which they are the issues of the day. this dynamic jurisprudence in the shiite school can actually affect our medical society. bringing medical ethics to the peak and solving these issues in the world. my second point is that based on the quranic teachings and hadiths of our school, our medical community and many of our doctors are now at the peak of medical ethics and professional commitment in the world. hospital sources in gaza warned. what is happening in the south of the gaza strip is wider and more painful than what happened in the northern areas . the head of one of the welfare hospitals, referring to the gatherin

yes, there are ethics, so there's real a comply with ethics, let alone and international law standards, as we seen in, in the gulf of a strip as really know pretty much have, you know, riddled everything every norm, every standard useless and if case, well, with this for them pnc, i want to thank you marla, anthony and sophia, for joining us here on the stream today for this essential conversation and very enlightening as well. i wanna focus now on a campaign. we have already talked about here on the show, the boy cost divestment sanctions or vs movement and welcome to the stream solid. he jobs the a, sorry, the video movement task called for a 2 way arms and bar. go on israel. aiming to prevent it from both in 40 and exporting weapons, i want to get you to react to this activist who is blocking the entrance to a little bit factory in the u. k. how to say oh, now open systems also applying is wrong with 85 percent of drugs. weapons, 30000 palestinians, dead. 12000. ok. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our backyards. we are, we will be every

into what is criminal, to what is an aggression, to what is in complete contradiction with all human ethics and values, to support the criminality of the israeli enemy against the palestinian people an issue which is clear to the whole world and clear to all clear to all people, so everyone must free themselves from the american stance, whether it be politically or in the media, or militarily, because america relies a strategy of getting others in trouble along with it, and blackmailing others, to reduce the costs and the repercussions of its hostile and negative stances, so we salute all those countries who do not submit to the americans and were not dragged along with its satanic hostile steps which aim only to protect zinainous criminality, first and foremost here, the countries overseeing the red sea and those countries which refused its territories or their territories to be used in order to launch aggression against the yemani people as an active support of the americans and the israelis and here we salute the president of djibuti who announced his refusal for his country to be used i

yes, there are ethics for this rule. a comply with ethics, let alone and international law standards. as we seen in the gulf of a strip as recently now, pretty much have, you know, riddled everything every norm, every standard useless and if case, well with this will then peanut c o. i wanna thank you, marla, anthony, i'm sophia for joining us here on the stream today for this essential conversation and very enlightening as well. i want to focus now on a campaign. we have already talked about here on the show, the boy cost divestment sanctions or vs movement and welcome to the stream solid. he jobs the a sorry vs movement task called for a 2 way arms and bar. go on israel. aiming to prevent it from both important and exporting weapons, i want to get you to react to this activist who was blocking the entrance to a little bit factory in the u. k. had to say, oh now, but the system is also applying is wrong with 85 percent of the drugs and weapons. 30000 palestinians, dead. 12000. okay. all children that go including the on

yes, there are ethics, so there's real a comply with ethics, let alone and international law standards, as we seen in, in the gulf of a strip as recently. now pretty much have, you know, riddled everything every norm, every standard useless and, and if case, well with this for them pnc, i wanna thank you marla, anthony and sophia, for joining us here on the stream today for this essential conversation and very enlightening as well. i wanna focus now on a campaign. we have already talked about here on the show, the boy cost divestment sanctions or vs movement. and welcome to the stream solid. he jobs the a, sorry, the video movement task called for a 2 way arms and bar. go on israel aiming to prevent it from both in 40 and exporting weapons. i want to get you to react to this activist who is blocking the entrance to a little bit factory in the u. k. how to say an album system to supply as well with. 7 the size of drugs, weapons that 2000 palestinians are dead. 12000. okay. all children that go including the ones under the rubble, we have mud drugs in our back yards. we are, we will be e

who lacks any human sentiments and values and ethics basic. ethics aren't they the zionists? isn't the israeli enemy? isn't he the one who lacks any human sentiments and human values? to the zionist we say, you are the ones who no longer have any kind of humanity, you're only humans in shape, but your psychology. "your mentality is one of criminals, you're the ones whose origin is our apeps, you're the ones who behave according to the law of the jungle, and you don't commit to any religious norms, nor to holy norms, nor to any human norms, nor to any human values or human laws, nor to international law, nor ethics, nor rights, anything." these practices which we mentioned, we mentioned examples of them, and they are of a larger scale, they bear witness to the bankrupcy and lacking any any human sentiments whatsoever, we are up against a dangerous enemy which poses the danger to all mankind, and an enemy which has no values and ethics and laws, perspective must remain firmly towards them, we saw what god or how do god described them, you see many of them going quickly to acts

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if you are state level officer, whether you are federal or state ethics. there are always ethics requirements, if they can't be kept at top levels are abused at lower levels. she has broken the code of ethics and that is what she can be convicted on. the second important thing is, it is irrelevant that her father or anyone else kept took money in a safe. who has three safes in their home where they keep money? host: let's go to david in maryland. caller: it is not about ethics. i am an african-american man. i am 75 years old. my parents taught me, this is a great time for our whole country to take this lesson. mr. trump, mr. biden, all of these people are lacking ethical transparency. what we have now is corruption. it goes all the way out. host: let's stick to the topic at hand, is there anything untoward about the das relationship? caller: it's not transparent. there are too many questions. she left herself out there. host: donna from pennsylvania on the democrat line. caller: i am a black woman also. white people's culture is different than black woman'

she is not expected to cooperate voluntarily in the ethics probe. so it is expected they would likely have to subpoena her. >> what is congressman gaetz saying about all this? >> he's clearly not very happy about tethics probe. he previously blamed kevin mccarthy for resurrecting this ethics probe that had been put on hold while the federal investigation moved forward. after cnn broke the news that this ethics investigation, they were starting to reach out to witnesses, gaetz privately blamed mccarthy and ousted him. then the ethics committee is engaging in payback for ousting the person who appointed every republican. now mccarthy has denied being really the power behind this ethic probe. i want to point out that since mccarthy has been ousted, this investigation has not only continued. it has expanded and become much more aggressive than it was when he was speaker. >> all right. cnn chief legal affairs correspondent, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, the story of a closely divided electorate in a deep fake scandal days before votes were cast th

can we just begin with the ethics of this?ma's past, when it was just a professional association, i think the word that was used about strikes and industrial action was "unthinkable." it actually said that. how do you think about them now, given that what used to always be called the hippocratic oath, i think it's now called the declaration of geneva, given that pledge doctors make that the health and well—being of my patient will be my first consideration... hmm. so i think the health and well—being of my patients and our patients is our first consideration. we're experiencing a health system in collapse. system where we cannot give the care that patients deserve. and we have choices. we either continue to let that happen around us and we make the individual decisions to leave medicine or the country, as thousands of us are doing, or we make the decision to fight back. and i think the decision to fight back is the much more ethical position. during strike action, we ensure the safety of patients who need urgent emergency and

code led -- you co-led googles ethical ai team. you are at microsoft. to hugging face to really drive the ethical perspective of that part of the business. i'm interested as to the failings that you saw a couple of years ago that drew your criticism and ultimately, as you left google -- when i think about some of the issues that you say as to why this is not getting fixed as quickly, it seems to be from your perspective a question of personnel, and who has got the power to make decisions. margaret: right. it is completely who is at the table. one of the things that so many women and people of color speak to in the ai ethics world is the need to think about how technology is going to be used, how it impacts different people. the are really not seeing that kind of consideration in the way that these technologies are being unrolled. it really seems that there is not enough clear thinking about foresight, about context of use, about the social impact. and these are things that a lot of people who specialize in things like ai ethics, sponsor will ai -- many

it doesn't really stand out any more. in ethical play these days.esn't really stand out any more. in other words, it really stand out any more. in other words. it is — really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort _ really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort of— really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort of a _ really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort of a victim - really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort of a victim of - really stand out any more. in other words, it is sort of a victim of its i words, it is sort of a victim of its own success in raising the ethical flag which so many of us have taken up? flag which so many of us have taken u . ? , , ~' , . ., up? yes, i still think they could have pursued — up? yes, i still think they could have pursued an _ up? yes, i still think they could have pursued an original- up? yes, i still think they could have pursued an original and i up? yes, i still think they could l have pursued an original and the best strategy, we invented theirs, and we're

of the palestinian people and the this honorable stance, this stance of responsibility, this human ethical stance uh of course was bliked by many even in the western country, there are voices who support and express their great. we're very pleased with this stance and believe that this is the correct stance, the complete stance which reflects the stand which is supposed to be taken against all members of our ummah, this is how everyone, this is the stand which everyone must take, this level of action is what is require this level of active action, and here i would like to salute those support the success of the trainings and the military mobilization, and also all of the activities which they're participating in, whether it be the vigilance or the cultural, also awakenings and organizing these strikes and these protests. attributions and their role, when they are genuine intentions for the sake of god, this is like jihad in the cause of god, coming out to participate in this protest is a response to the calls of god, he called on us to take a stance against the tyrants and against the arro

and lapses not even the right word, it is a true flouting of the code of ethics, rules of ethics, ofcommon sense ethical guidelines. and the supreme court has demonstrated that it cannot police itself. congress must in act, and republicans must get on board with an acting some sort of judicial reform so there is a code of ethical conduct that applies to supreme court justices, as it does to all other federal judges. but this is a true crisis of credibility on the supreme court right now. >> and it is just stunning to compare it to the rehnquist standard. it was not anyone in rehnquist's family. it was not rehnquist's wife. that's not why he was recusing. he was recusing because he had once worked for attorney general john mitchell, who looked like he was in the line of culpability and the nixon conspiracy, and indeed was. john mitchell, first attorney general in history to be convicted of a crime, sentenced to prison. and justice rehnquist wanted to be nowhere close to that. and clarence thomas is so much closer, so much closer to what this case is about. >> he's so much closer, and

professors from south africa, indonesia are also going to talk about ethics in cyber space. this congress is open to the public , respected students and professors can go to tehran university of theology and take advantage of this congress. axes. they talk about islam and the promotion of education. thank you , mr. hosseini. we are with you. thank you very much . broadcasting has come to an end. hello reporter, we have reached today. thank you for your cooperation . i hope that the program you used today good luck , have a good day ahead of you, until tomorrow and hello, another reporter, may god protect you, we are together with one flag. we closed our hearts to the homeland, our words are not the world when we are together. hello , dear viewers of phil majlis program, what are you doing ? he said, i have a poem. the session of the parliament in conversation with former representatives every day at 193 on khabar network. it must have happened to you that cockroaches and banana insects are the peace of life. disturbing the face or the unpleasant smell of the well has bothere

the vast majority of which have nothing to do with the supreme court ethics crisis. both leonard leo and harlan crow are central players in this crisis. their attempts to thwart the legitimate oversight efforts of the congress should concern all of us. as i said before, i do not seek this authorization lightly and do not ask for it often. but to protect congress's authority and advance the committee's efforts to implement an enforceable code of conduct for the supreme court, it is necessary to seek authorization to pursue compulsory process with respect to mr. leo and mr. crow. before turning to the ranking member senator graham his opening remarks, i will tell you that the standards we will follow in procedure are all president of the committee. they have been used by the two previous republican chairman and we can cite the exact date when that happened. senator graham is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. what a difference a day makes. yesterday we had four florida judges that came forward in the committee where the two senators from florida both republicans r

screaming loudest actual ethics reforms.s of congress should have a lifetime ban on becoming lobbyists or registered foreign agents. we should make it impermissible and disallowed by rule for anyone to accept a campaign donation from a lobbyist or special interest packed. their sole purpose is to buy votes. and for the same reason you don't let the umpire bet on the game. members of congress should not be allowed to treat individual stocks. how about the ethics committee take up those reforms? now, the republican ethics chairman not only voted for the generous six commission, he has -- become a probably a stock trade while in office. i admire the obvious genius. he knew exactly the right time to buy online gambling stock. his purchase in evolutionary gaming security netted him a hefty 36% gain to unless a business insider trading with this monitor if there is perhaps the most suspicious i've seen since bonnie willis and nathan wa. so far your financial advisor. just follow the quantitative account on expert you could abet on

guest: if you can recall last year at the office of congressional ethics investigated her whether shesed campaign funds to pay her husband who was a security officer on her team above market value. she announced that they had dismissed the matter but they are investigating whether she paid her husband above market value. in her statement she said the doj did not comment. it is unclear whether or not their scope is larger than the ethics entities in congress are pursuing. the department of justice is currently investigating her but it is unclear if the doj is looking at something broader than paying her husband above market value for security services. host: axios is reporting house democrats are organizing a task force to look at security. guest: tom marelli the top ranking member that oversees the capitol police when issues arise that are of concern to members they get together and get briefed. marelli, a couple of representatives from the capitol police and talk about best practices and how to stay safe one example was the israel hamas war broke out in the data briefing on keeping t

ethics.s is sir nicholas winton being interviewed on the bbc�*s hardtalk program in 2014 when he was 105. love, honesty, decency... ..ethics. that standard of life. i believe in ethics. and if everybody believes in ethics, we'd have no problems at all. 26 years earlier, another bbc programme, that's life, thrust him into the spotlight after it was handed a wartime scrapbook. that tv show told the true story of how nicholas winton had saved the lives of 669 mainlyjewish children. so we told her about him. she said... "i tried very hard to find out who had rescued us. "i even tried the archbishop of canterbury "to see if he knew. "but i drew a blank. "i would very much like to meet nicholas winton to thank him "for saving my life. "if it hadn't been for this man, i wouldn't be here "to tell the tale." vera gissing is with us here tonight. hello, vera. and i should tell you that you are actually sitting next to nicholas winton. hello. applause hello. that story has gone from the small screen to

both from data privacy and security since as well as ethics as well as understanding this a black boxates an output given ai and generative ai in particular is not deterministic it is statistical. the same exempt prompt you put in can output something different every simple time you ask it. so that's a new paradigm for software it's a new paradigm for technology that everyone is going to have to get used to. the number one question is trust. this also happens to be our company's number one value. how we engineer trust into the product and help our customers deploy ai in a safe and secure way that respects their data privacy and security? that is number one. the number two question is companies felt underwhelmed by the earlier investments in the last big trend around the blockk chain and the meta- verse. so this time around in the economic environment every ceo what is the business case for ai? brennan, training on the large language of models can get really expensive. there has to be a business case in mind with its bright driving productivity increase in the sales out bogus driving e

at the 10th congress of medical ethics gave mr.ammad raeeszadeh said that this encyclopedia is a reference book in english with the cooperation of doctors in islamic countries. bring medicine and solutions to these problems in the world. my second point is that, based on the quranic teachings and hadiths of our school, our medical community and many of our doctors are now at the peak of medical ethics and professional commitment in the world. dental center of baqitullah university of medical sciences for support. provides free services to less fortunate children and some disabled people on fridays and holidays. these people are identified through charity and field visits become mesbak, don't you believe, man? you didn't leave it healthy, what kind of pain do you have? shahid shukri dental center , affiliated to baghitullah university of medical sciences, has been identifying and treating underprivileged children for free on fridays. we visited 53 charity centers and villages around tehran , we selected underprivileged children and

is part of the correct stance which reflects vigilance, which reflects faith. which reflects also ethics, reflects humanity, reflects humanity, also a sense of responsibility, ethical, religious responsibility, the israeli enemy, as it continues to carry out the crimes of genocide a daily basis against the palestinian people and its current preparations to carry out an aggression, a large scale aggression and infantry invasion, of rafah in light of all this, the serious action must continue against the israely enemy against the savagery and barbarism and brutality and their tyrany against the oppressed palestinian people, today on the day 130, on the 130th day since the beginning of the aggression on gaza and the indiscriminate. are also continuing and are not stopping, and there are marties every day in places outside gazah, but what the israeli enemy is doing in gaza is crimes of genocide and also comprehensive destruction an unprecedented manner, so for this reason, we are intent based on our identity of faith and our sense of responsibility and our human and ethical sentiments and va

it's as if it's has nothing to do with ethical or religious responsibility, what does it mean that the faithful come together as one body, if one member of the body complains, the others then also suffer, the other bodily organs, at least they feel pain, they feel sorrow, they impacted, it's not like they live as if nothing is happening, that's the least which can be done, some say: god, i was able to pray for them along with the sorrow. i felt their sorrow and i prayed for them day and night. others say i was able to maybe publish something on the social media, say something, participate in a protest, organize a strike, write an article, cry out. others say i was able to provide them with funds, others say, i was able to fight within them, within their ranks, every person. according to what they could do will be asked and no one would be spared from this, whether it be leaders or the ulama, religious clerics or poets or literates or rich people or poor people, everyone who has reached that age whereby they able to do something will be asked, and we actually in the lebanese front just

they should, but down and the dude has survived to confirmed ethics violations. i don't want to call them tough, long done. but this is what happens in a country where the prime minister owns the media, controls the narrative through hooking by crook. and that you have a very weak opposition party because you have for the have of the conservatives. yeah, he's, he's, he's taking jobs on twitter now, but they've been a very weak opposition in any event to true though. and they're the same both rooms or standing up there clapping as well. they didn't invite them, but they gave him a standing ovation as well. so there's plenty of blame to go around. but true, i was not in any immediate political threat. i don't see him surviving the next election if he's even the leader of the party. but he's, you know, made it clear that he's gonna, he's gonna stand there regardless of what the people want. the source that we're section of the ss veteran, as we know, sparked outrage, not only in russia but poland as well as you mentioned, seeking his extradition. what do you think i

it was once a a magnet for shoppers looking for ethical beauty products on the high street. now, the body shop's uk operation looks set to appoint administrators. that could mean shops closing and jobs being lost. it comes after body shop's new owner sold most of the business in europe and asia. at the start of the year body shop operated 3,000 stores in 70 countries. joining me now is russ mould, investment director, aj bell. to see you again. simple first question — what has gone wrong? maw; question - what has gone wrong? many thins have question - what has gone wrong? many things have made _ question - what has gone wrong? many things have made it _ question — what has gone wrong? ifié�*iy things have made it very difficult for body shop over a long time. part it dates back to the death of its founder and leading light in 2007, but since then, ethical shopping has become much more mainstream, with competitors such as lush moving into the marketplace. body shop has perhaps not been as digitally adept as it could have been. and high street trading in the uk has been very t

laws and who can enforce the ethics laws.how the ethics laws work. to get more serious about figuring out how you can oversee the supreme court. at the moment they just passed their new code of ethics for themselves, which is like saying we adopt the rules of baseball except for that part about umpires. we're gonna call our own balls and strikes. this whole umpire stuff, that's for other people, not us. that's a crazy way to look at it and when i was pointing out in that speech is that when these justices violate their own ethics laws, they are very often out of legal consequences. they may have made a criminal statement, and hello code. they may very well have violated tax laws that they failed to report a gift to them as income, or the donor might have failed to report the gift under gift tax rules. they might be in violation of gift tax laws. so all of this potential lawbreaking is a very embarrassing thing for the court system as a whole to say well we're just not gonna take a look into that. i wanted to raise the stakes

or ethic for his right. the major, you know, to be part of his candidacy. so this is a big uh, big issue that is going to be continued to address the people. and we hope that uh, it won't happen, you know, in the next election because really hope that you're not introducing democracy will continue to be stronger and stronger and untangled. and if i could find you just ask you, i mean i, we, we had that the in denise has lots of intonation. john less that will concerns about press free to. and they said last to the 8 to 9. the tax on, on media figures, are you concerned that under a potentials to be on to, for example, presidency we might say a father degradation of press freedom. oh yeah, certainly there are, there are concerns about about how we are price going to be going forward on the next pricing and also about the size or shape audience or not. because there has been spaces in the past. and also the behavior chosen by certain palsy people that probably is not really suitable, you know, for the press fr

against our umah in general and against our beloved people, so our duty, our religious and human and ethical duty is to take action, because this operation, this targets all of us in this ummah and it targets the people as a whole, and this quranic action was not directed again. it was clear in identifying who the enemy was, america and israel, the jews and the christians, the jewish lobby and those who are around it orbit to operate in its orbit. and it also wasn't a racist project. and there was no excuse whatsoever to target them. this quranic project is based on the holy quran, based on the word of equality which all muslims believe in, and human being cannot express or admit that he belongs to islam without. principles, the principles of islam, its values and action is taken in order to adopt or embrace the causes of this um, first and foremost the palestinian cause. despite all of the tarnishing of this quranic project, whether it be by the various. was against it in all forms, militarily, security wise, by propaganda, in the media and culturally all forms of warfare, and on the other

do these people have ethics, values? sentiments or is it is he something else, is he something completely different? when god refers to the lowest lives, lowest kind of people, these are the lowest kinds of people. another expression of these low life, these low lives, some people do it as an active stupidity, but some people do it deliberately, when some people call inhabitants of a... certain village or a certain family, a certain home in the south, and they say, "i'm the israeli defense army talking to you, empty, evacuate the home and the surrounding homes, we're going to bomb the home." "and then the rumor is spread and we have a state of chaos, who does it serve? these are acts of low-life people, and when some people come out and that they say that the commander of the northern front or the northern area, met with the settlers and he met with the leaders of the settlers in the north, and they insulted him and they made him some very hard remarks. read what was said to him and that the..." is now security zone in p

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and so with that mapping as prerequisite, we then began the ai ethics council.s is patterned after a review board. for medical experimentations. we took great pains to ensure that the composition and expertise on that board reflects the bureau widely and the american population. the ai ethics counsel is complementary to the risk profile that we have identified. every risk case is evaluated on the merit of its risk and this allows us a forum to dive deeper into the nuances of ai. this is explicitly where we can get into conversations about undesirable risk. in areas where ai in novel ways that traditional information technology systems do not. i feel that these two activities in concert with the totality of the fbi's ai response and i guess governance models have been hugely successful. they have been implemented by fbi employees and subject matter experts. i attribute a lot of that success to the conversations they have been having with their fellow government players, academia, and the mystery -- the industry more broadly. thank you. gordon: thanks, brian. i th

a unilateral approach whereby no one has dared to reach this level of criminality and bankrupcy, ethical bankrupcy and no sense of shame, they declare the hospitals as main targets for their military operations. all countries, all of the entities, all different parties, all sides which participated in conflicts or wars, avoid such lack of shame which reflects to the greatest level possible of the ethical and human bankrupcy, but the israeli enemy. is bold in carrying out this criminality and this brutality, and they continue doing this ever since the beginning of their aggression on the goza strip up until today, every time they target camp or a city or a neighborhood, they make the major target of the military operation hospital from the shifa compound to the neja medical compound. and others, how many hospitals, how many health facilities have been destroyed by the bombardment from the air, and how many hospitals and health installations or facilities are designated as targets for military operations to reach them, and when they reach these targets, they bombard them, they also target

, basic ethics? aren't they the zionists? isn't the israeli enemy? isn't he the one who lacks any human sentiments and human values? to the zionist? we say, you are the ones who no longer have any kind of humanity. you're only humans in shape, but your psychology.

and we don't know yet what the house ethics commission is going to do. any day now we could find out whether or not that goes anywhere, if it is just kind of ending. it's not basically where we are? >> the worst that can happen to him, the criminal investigation is done. they didn't charge him so the worst that could happen would be that he's kicked out of congress. it would be like george santos. >> on the other side, heidi, you've got the new speaker, mike johnson, who is not afraid to wear his christianity on his sleeve. his caller, his lapel, wherever he can wear it. how do members react to that. how are they responding to this real strong infusion of christian nationalism into the body politics of the house? >> i talked with a lot of experts on this and i have seen it with my reporting, michael, which is that the base of the republican party has shifted. remember when trump ran in 2016, a lot of the mainland evangelicals wanted nothing to do with the divorced real estate mogul who cheated on his wife with a porn star, and all of that. so what happen

the president's recommendation to observe electoral ethics and maintain national unity and cohesion, the president described the election as one of the most important manifestations of national cohesion and advised all election candidates to observe electoral ethics and avoid blackmailing in their advertisements. the president also considered holding an exhibition of iranian media on the eve of the elections as a worthy action and a foundation for creating an atmosphere of conflict of opinions, ideas and dialogue . the management of social harms asked government agencies to seriously follow up on harms such as divorce, addiction, marginalization. the president also thanked the efforts of the irgc intelligence organization and the officials of the judiciary to return babak zanjani's property and said: this property belongs to the iranian nation and will be returned to the treasury of the central bank as the country's monetary support. criticism of the veto of the immediate cease-fire in gaza by the americans was the focus of the president's other words. in the continuation of this mee

previous season, bandar anzali sailor , went to shams azer qazvin with a one-year contract. and the ethics committee of the football federation, jalal omidian, the coach of the team aluminum was banned from any football activity for 6 months and sentenced to pay a fine of 20 million tomans due to the violation of the ethical rules of football. thank you for your attention to the news of this section. what flowers have blossomed, your heart has become fragrant in the flower garden of divine martyrs. see the city of kerman with the fragrance of karbala's tulips linked to each other in the tulip-like plain of kerman and gaza on the leaf of the page of the heart. written in the blood of kerman and gaza, come, you rosy soil , the soil of iran, search for your anemones, come, you rosy city, the city of kerman, from the hot nests , talk, come, the city of kerman, visualize karbala. read your ideas from al-qamah from tagh sefa for this , read my mistakes. in this field, which is blood-colored, o heart, mothers and children are martyred, crime in crime, you can see what flowers were picked by the b

this places all of them in front of a political and human and ethical, historical responsibility, whereby they take the burden of the legal repercussions, which will continue to be source of shame that will follow them throughout history. we stand today with our great people in the gaza strip in their legendary epic as a result of their blood and their pains and their sacrifices. they are created. this by their steadfastness and firmness for the sake of their liberation and independence and defending their territory and sanctities, and we are pursuing all efforts and we are also holding difficult discussions on different courses of different tracks and we are taking all of the initiatives and efforts with great responsibility which meet the ambitions and aspirations of our people in the gaz strip for. an end to the war and also an end to the siege and also allowing for reconstruction and the entry of aid and also liberating the prisons being held in the occupation prisons, we express our pride in the people of the gaz strip, men, women, elderly, young, children, elderly, those who continu