been in force since 28 1401, this executive by-law of the legal bill on the independence of the bar association approved in 24 1400 must be amended. they wrote that in accordance with the law of facilitation, they discussed the issue that they said, and they said that we had sent to mr. aje, who should actually send the force , and article 54 of the executive regulations of the legal bill of the independence of the bar association of justice, approved in 24 1400. the ambassador of sweden in other countries to correct the reverencing of the holy quran to summon the ministry of foreign affairs and according to the statement of the ministry of foreign affairs, mr. kamali, the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs, addressed the ambassador of sweden in this conversation, condemning the repeated desecration of the holy qur'an and islamic holy books in sweden, and held the full responsibility for the consequences of inciting the feelings of the muslims of the world to the swedish government. he described the billion population of muslims in the world . it is not without value, the deputy of

the legal act of independence of the bar association approved in the year 1400 to amend the forces theistance in gaza commemorated the anniversary of the battle of al-athqal al-ashbar in a report al-mayadeen network recounted the battle 9 years ago, the zionist regime's operation in the gaza strip was met with stubborn resistance by the resistance forces. this operation ended after 51 days . the security agencies entered it when the battle was over we are talking about al-asr al-mukoon. in fact, we are remembering our longest and fiercest battles with the enemy. in this battle, the palestinian naval forces created many surprises and inflicted strong blows on the enemy. facing the enemy behind the borders is what the qassam battalions did on their activities on the ninth anniversary of the 51-day battle . the blows are very strong, which will be more severe than the calculations and predictions of the battalions in a special exhibition held on this occasion, qassam unveiled some of its weapons and missiles that were used in this battle, a battle that marked a page in the history of the

, the dar full bar association said that more than $200.00 civilians and army offices in the policy of suitable and adjacent episode would have been killed by the parent military rapids support forces and their allied militias. they said that this time the estimates which is that that is being target. this is an is mr. team known as inc. and they say that these atrocities that could result in a civil worth shit, the rapid support for the continued stock, a civilian based on their ethnicity in west are for and take us across the situation overall in the country. why does the fighting stand the fighting? still continues here in the capital of cartoon today in the early hours of a monday morning, they were asked, strikes, launched by the sudanese army in the southern parts of the capital targeting positions of the parent military rapids support forces. we were able to hear the antidote plains belonging to the signees army flying overhead here in the city of on demand. and we can also hear the heavy artillery being 5 by the so the new army against the posit positions of the parent minute t

but dar full bar association say that's the ira stuff and their allies are targeting people from the ring that if, if missed it, see that's a tripe. that is predominant in a set of bundle kind of at the, in west star for. and they say that people have been asked before for their identities before they've shot, including civilians and all the offices belong to disabilities. army they also say that thousands of people have fled from state about and, and a village of jason. so i had known this episode and that many people tried to cross the border into neighboring chad, and that those who could not have made it to other localities because of the fear of being targeted by the recess and their allies. so the situation there is quite a dire, they say that if the pricing continues and that you've determined it through, rapid support force has continued to target people based on their ethnicity. then this conflict in the western region of tar for wilson into civil war and have a clearly some ground has been shifting since we've got a power vacuum in some parts of the country. give us an idea

now this time around the jar full bar association said that civilians have been targeted based on their if mr. key specifically to ring the members or mr. t's. now they say that should the 5 think they continue and the violence by the parent minute, through rapid support forces and their allies continue in the absence of any form of authority. and in the absence of the sudanese army that could potentially be a civil war. and the fighting between the sudanese army and the permanent through rapid support forces in the capital and other parts of the country continues on monday morning, denise, our mean lot, several air strikes against positions of the power military are assessed in the southern parts of the capital here in the city of undermined we were able to hear the flight, the jets flying overhead and hear heavy artillery being fired by the to the new army. to us, the northern parts of the capital civilians remained caught up in the conflict. many people have been displaced, those who still remaining cartoon say that they're facing dire humanitarian situation. and they don't know when

now the dar 4 bar association said that fighting between determine that through rapid support forces and this within these army in the city of napa installed at our for, has led to the killing of 16 civilians. and that's one time we lost all of its members, with the exception of one of the members who has been, who was alive, but has a st injuries as a result of the fighting and the arts and the re selling between the recess. and this is denise army. now the dar full bar association of that, that they're worried that this fighting will expand and include other parts of thousands are for there has been fighting that before civilians have been caught in the crossfire. but this time the association said that they were that even those refugees are displaced. people who are in displacement counts as a result of 20 years of war and are for may be targeted as violence continues and have urged both sides to stop the violence. so that civilian civilian lives can be protected, but so far, fighting continues in the region of the r 4 and civilians continued to be displaced, heavy se, fighting co

after their after fighting with the rapid support forces and losing soldiers that the doubtful bar association said that could lead to a civil war and has those the rapids support forces to stop targeting civilians based on the ethnicity but so far the association fee, best thousands of civilians have fled from fed by hundreds have been killed and they say many more and jets villages have been burned and they see that these atrocities could potentially accumulate to work crimes in the west than we can opt our for us. specifically, instead of a lot of these reports of it coming out of it, it just shows that the ground has been shifting. some will give us the overall picture of where the, the fighting between the army and the staff has left the country right now. of the beside thing has now been ongoing for more than 3 months and it has created the humanitarian catastrophe. that's what everybody who you talk to would tell you. they say that people are having difficulties accessing food medicines. i mean, it's fighting continues and civilians continue to lose a lot. now, in the early hours of mon

mehboob sada news agency and sima he announced the bill in a statement the independence of the bar association approved 11 4402 is in accordance with the facilitation of the issuance of business licenses and its article 54 does not need to be amended. in another part of this statement, it is stated that the holding of a re-examination for legal internship is in line with the promotion of the internship period and there is no reason to exclude those who have been elected. previously, some members of the parliament had announced that article 54 of the regulation is in conflict with the facilitation law and any scientific re-examination of those admitted is prohibited . also, the consultant of the production jump commission also said that the judiciary amend this article by announcing the amendment to the election law the islamic legislative council candidates for the elections must do preliminary registration or pre-registration from august 15. the head of the country's election headquarters has recently announced the necessary documents for this pre-registration . the documents must be uploaded

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the letter of the independence bill of the bar association approved on 11 4402 it is in compliance with the law on facilitating the issuance of business licenses and its article 54 does not need to be amended. in another part of this statement, it is stated that holding a re-examination for legal trainees is aimed at upgrading the internship period and there is no reason to exclude those who failed. before this, some members of the parliament had announced that article 54 of the regulation is in conflict with the facilitation law and any scientific re-examination of those accepted is prohibited. also, the adviser of the jashsh toduk commission also said that the judiciary should amend this article . zah khuzestan in the police commander of khuzestan province announced this news and said that one of the robbers was killed in this conflict and the pursuit to arrest the other accused continues under the police force of lahijan. a few days ago, the police officers of lahijan were carrying out a mission that unfortunately led to the death of mr. ali gholami. the ministry of health and medica

continue to figure out in look into. >> what caused this accident as well as the san francisco bar association will also be involved. in san francisco. theresa kron, 4 news. and by the way, a ship just put out a statement saying that the next update on its status will be tomorrow morning. >> so it looks like it is going to spend the night here in san francisco which was not supposed to leave around 4 this afternoon. >> by the way, this is the same cruise ship where hundreds of people got sick with covid over several different cruises, including one last year. more than 100 people got sick on a cruise from san francisco to hawaii. we'll keep you posted. >> let's take a quick check at your wake-up planner forecast for your friday morning and friday afternoon, going to look and feel very similar to today, but we're going to have pesky winds in the forecast gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour will be expected from coastal valleys slightly below that wind advisory level threshold. so it's going to start out very gloomy in the morning. sunshine, mainly far inland areas, but along the coast, especiall

now this time around the dar full bar association said that civilians have been targeted uh, based on their music. these specifically the a ring the members or mr. t's. now they say that should the 5 think they continue and the violence by the parent minute, through rapid support forces and their allies continue in the absence of any form of authority. and in the absence of the sudanese army that could potentially be a civil war. and the fighting between the sudanese army and determined it through rapid support forces in the capital and other parts of the country continues on monday morning, denise, our mean lot, several air strikes against positions of the power military are assessed in the southern parts of the capital here in the city of undermined we were able to hear the fight, the jets flying overhead, and hear heavy artillery being fired by the, to the new army to it's the northern parts of the capital civilians remain caught up in the conflict. many people have been displaced, those who still remaining cartoon say that they're facing dire humanitarian situation. and they don't

he received a certificate as a lawyer from the poltava region bar association. completed a six-monthernship outside his place of residence and took the oath of a lawyer, it is interesting, we are all waiting for some conclusions regarding the actions or inaction of the former head of the service bakanova during the great offensive and the actions of the security service of ukraine before the great offensive, especially in the south of ukraine and in the first days of the great war. instead , we receive information that he became a lawyer. what do you think, volodymyr, about whom or can ivan bakanov become their lawyer, judging by the development of events, kirovohrad region is not a mess, the neighbors are from poltava region, but i really find it strange, because today, well, literally, yesterday , there was information that marusya was wounded at the front from st. john's wort and at the same time vasyl virastyuk, a burly, strong man, sits in the verkhovna rada, it is precisely for their benefit. at one time, the authorities selected virastyuk in essence from the marusi district, s

continue to figure out in look into. >> what caused this accident as well as the san francisco bar association will also be involved. in san francisco. theresa kron. 4 news. >> new surveillance video tonight of an assault that happened in san francisco's un plaza earlier this week. police are looking for the man who pushed 83 year-old man to the ground just before 4 o'clock in the afternoon on tuesday, the elderly victim had to hospitalized with several fractured bones. police say the suspect is between 35 and 45 years old. if you recognize that man, you're asked to call san francisco police, san francisco police are searching for the person who pushed a woman on a sidewalk causing her to hit her head and die. >> this happened monday in the city's bayview neighborhood. not far from the playground at 3rd street avenue. witnesses say a 63 year-old woman was just walking down the sidewalk when estranged or stranger just pushed her from behind. she fell and hit her head. and yesterday she died at the hospital. police have not released information on a suspect that they are asking anyone with infor

continue to figure out an look into. >> what caused this accident as well as the san francisco bar association will also be involved. in san francisco. theresa kron. 4 news. well, princess cruises say they will compensate guess once they determine any changes that they're going have to make. >> to that current trip. well, sarah says the police are asking for the public's help. they're trying to find the person who shot a 63 year-old woman to her death. it happened monday rigr 3rd street bern avenue in the cy's bayview neighborhood. police say they fo woman on the sidewalk with serious injuries. ear. sh died at the hospital on wednesday. nosesaid woman was g onthe apoached her from behind and pushed her causing the victim to fall and hit her head board of supervisors. president aaron peskin went to twitter urging residents contact the police if they have any more information about that assault. he described victim as a chinese woman who lived in the bay view. well, in the east bay, oakland, police have made an arrest in a shooting that killed a man who was delivering flowers. they say eric lack

the dar 4 bar association said that slicing between the 2 sides on friday resulted in the killing of 16 civilians, including a family that lost all of its members, with the exception of one who sustained injuries as a result of artillery strikes being exchanged between the 2 sites in the middle of the city. now they've also expressed consent. that's, that those who've been displaced by previous conflict in bizarre, for region are being targeted once again. and they say that should violence continue, then these people would have nowhere to go to. and that their lives are addressed as a result of the continues fighting. the 1st both sides, the end, the violence to protect civilian lives. but so far, the fighting continues, not just in bizarre, for region, between other parts of the country as well. here in cartoon, there was several s flights launched by the signees army against positions of the parent and the through rapid support forces. including in the southern parts of cartoon, where a convoy of determine the through rapid support forces with targeted as they were on their way to

bar association recommended friday that former trumpti attorney rudy giuliani e strip tired his law licensereckless fraud claims afterre te 2020 election. the panel announced its findingses in a 38-page decision centered on a postelection lawsuit giuliani filed in an effort to dismiss thousands of votes in the battleground state of pennsylvania won by president joe biden. quote, mr. mr. giuliani's efforts to undermine the integrity of the 2020 election has helped destabilize our democracy. hislp e a malicious and meritles claims have done lasting damage, end quote, the panel wrote. so again, not only has rudy giuliani been a accused of spreading misinformation, but he isis facing disciplinary action forli it. >> guest: if i may, i mean, i think there's -- we don't have to just trust the courts to tell you that all of these things are lies. these people have admitted that they're lies when they've been put under oath finally. rued -- rudy giuliani famously said this is not a fraud case when he was questioned under oath. sidney powell said no one could have reasonably expected that what i was

. >> i heard questions about your relationship with the bar association. hey, you don't talk about rope and house where a man has been home. you to ask about membership in the bar association on the judiciary committee with our members and never passed the bar and are not members of the bar. and they are members of this committee in good standing. so we need to get the on the hypocrisy and realize where we are and don't raise such subjects. chairman con, let me ask you this. the federal trade commission deals in issues that protect consumers. and subscriptions to magazines, to the services on subscription services for media are everywhere and you can subscribe to them easily. but it's hard to unsubscribe. it's difficult to find that spot. this has been a problem to consumers and the companies just make money hand over fist as people give up on trying to unsubscribe or cancel their membership and what steps is the ftc taking too real in these predatory practices? >> congressman, you are absolute right. we had a complaint database for me or directly from con

. >> and the israeli bar association is presenting a legal challenge to the first bill.ow likely that challenge to succeed, do you think? >> i don't know. i'm not an expert. it should be clear, that the implications will reverberate. israel is holding occupation. the coalition members intend to annex the palestinian territories without giving citizenship for the palestinians. the reason they go after the security, is because they know it will block it. once the supreme court is out of the way, we're likely to see an escalation. this company is led by zealotze. and netanyahu has been warning of the dangers of a fundamentalist regime. he meant iran, but he is establishing a fundamental regime with nuclear weapons here in israel. this has consequences far beyond what happens to israeli forces. >> we'll watch to see what happens. thank you for your analysis. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come, a battle between the u.s. justice department and texas, over the state's use of floating border barriers. i'm currently out of the office [typing] focusing on a little blue-sky

bar association are nothing more than an arm of the permanent regime in washington.ara murray, cnn, washington. >>> just ahead, we take a closer look at the disturbing rise across the u.s. of a street drug called trank. it leaves users in a zombie like stupor and can eat away at their limbs. stay with us. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. on friday, the mass shooter who killed nearly two dozen people in a walmart in el paso, texas, was sentenced to 90 consecutive life terms. patrick crusius showed no emotion as his sentence was announced. he pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal that kept the death penalty off the table but still faces capital punishment in a state case. rosa flores has more. >> reporter: a federal judge has sentenced patrick crusius to 90 consecutive life sentences in prison in relation to the 2019 el paso walmart shooting, which is considered one of the deadliest attacks on hispanics in modern u.s. history. during the allocution, which is w

are truthful, so it is, i think, refreshing to see that they're being held accountable through bar associationsot preclude criminal charges and could very well be we see one or more of these lawyers also part of some sort of conspiracy to defraud the united states and as you say, the real important value of holding people accountable is the deterrent value. one of the theories of punishment. why we punish people so others will watch that example and decide it's not worth taking the risk in light of the consequences. >> what's amazing to me, barbara, is there's so much latitude, right? i mean, mobsters are entitled to a robust defense and they don't get in trouble representing mobsters. murderers are entitled to a robust defense. nobody disbars criminal defense attorneys for representing even the murderers accused of carrying out the grizzlyiest crimes. there's so much latitude to represent and defend people. how is it that all of trump's election lawyers cross that line? >> so, certainly everybody is entitled to a criminal defense. people are even entitled to have lawyers bring their case affir

giuliani called the report, a, quote, great injustice, adding that the decision makers after the dc bar associationre nothing more than an arm of the permanent regime in washington. back to you. >>> still ahead, the white house could confirm prisoner swaup talks with russia. what it could mean for wall street reporter evan gershkovich. so why do we leave so much untapped potentialal on the tab? this is a next level bed, for a nenext level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythmsms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies tpositionager) different how? our client portfolios for their long-term goals. (other mon manager) but you still sell investm

a political adviser called the report a great injustice adding the decision makers at the bar associationhing more than an arm of the permanent regime in washington. sara murray, cnn, washington. >>> florida governor ron desantis says he will take part in the first republican primary debate in wisconsin, whether donald trump shows up or not. to participate in the debate, the candidates will have to pledge to support whoever wins the gop nomination. in florida, that same pledge will be required simply to be on the republican primary ballot. this is new and not every candidate is on board with it. more from randi kaye, who has been talking to florida republicans. >> we agree with it. >> reporter: republican voter is 100% in favor of florida's republican party requiring 2024 presidential candidates to sign a loyalty pledge to support the party's eventual nominee. if they won't sign the pledge, they won't appear on the ballot. >> if you don't do that, you're a disorganized party and you're going to lose elections. you have your difference first and then vote as a party. >> reporter: florida's

we are responsible for the parents, we will talk with the chairman of the board of the russian bar associationect activities, vladimir well, it is clear that no payments can compensate for the suffering and a bent child, and yet money is also needed for rehabilitation operations and their, uh, pay for the school, and not the parents of the girl who attacked herself. but you can see some kind of legal gap in this story, what is wrong, well, this story is multifaceted. but this is so far only a decision of the court of first instance, but in this case, why the decision was made well, because, firstly, it has not been established that the parents incited their child to commit such actions, or, let’s say, could not see that the child there are some mental disorders. again, we know this is an espresso with you, and they, from a court decision, this happened in an educational institution, the school is obliged to provide. uh, the safety of their students and enough peace were not accepted. now, if the school, as part of the regression risk, goes to court in relation to the parents and proves that in

in election and campaign finance law, he previously served as the chair to the new york city's bar associationlection law. he's currently the director of the fordham -- jerry, good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> i think i should just warn our viewers who don't follow new york policy very closely. i have wildly over simplified what happened in new york. i was trying to lay it out for them. fundamentally, what's the reason why the court agreed with the democrats. because the democrats had sort of messed this up in the first place, so why did they went in saying that they are redrawing the maps? >> first of all, let me just say that i think maybe your premiers might be a little off base. i think whether the lines are redrawn or we are stuck with the lines that we had in 2022, i think there's going to be a tremendously robust campaign by the democrats, headed by joe biden on the ticket in 2024, that we are going to see the democrats taking control of those seats again in new york. but let's talk about the legal issue here. many states have the legislature draw the lines. new york and some

the petitions have already been filed by the israeli bar association to challenge yesterday's votes.. in the meantime these protests continue to build. they promise to get bigger, and it's just a lot of questions going forward about what this is going to mean practically and in terms of civil unrest. >> so let's talk now about israel's relationship with its allies. we heard from president biden who was pretty sharply critical of this measure, and it's rare he goes public with criticisms of allies. but he warned prime minister netanyahu not to go through with this. how is israel -- what's your sense of how this relationship with israel and the united states could change? or just how israel going to be perceived differently going forward? or is this something that will come and go? >> well, there's clearly a lot of tension between the biden administration and netanyahu. they've known each other for a long time, but the irritation here from u.s. diplomats that netanyahu refuses to slow this process down at the very least. but he had plenty of options over the last few weeks to water the

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

bar association recommended friday that former trump attorney rudy giuliani be stripped of his law licensever reckless fraud claims after the 2020 election. the panel announced its findings in a 38 page decision centered on a postelection lawsuit giuliani filed in the effort to dismiss thousands of votes in pennsylvania, won by president joe biden. "esther giuliani's efforts to -- mr. giuliani's efforts to undermine the 2020 election has helped to destabilize our democracy. his malicious and meritless claims have done lasting damage." again, not only has rudy giuliani been accused of spreading misinformation, but he is facing disciplinary action for it. guest: if i may, do not have to just trust the courts to tell you that all of these things are lies. these people have admitted they are lies when they are put under oath, rudy giuliani famously said this is not a fraud case, when questioned under oath, sidney powell basically said in a defamation case, and nobody reasonably expected that what i was saying was the truth. these are republicans asking for this information for the makers of th

and the judges in the tribunal but they may be looking at action against their license by the bar association or the state bar or the federal bar that is governing their licenses. >> we're looking at this arraignment now. obviously, as katie laid out. august 25th was what de oliveira wanted. it is august 10th now. what are the rules surrounding whether or not he could be in touch with the former president between now and then? >> he can be in touch with him. he just can't discuss the case, according to this order. but doesn't that seem unenforceable? how is that policed exactly? when walt nauta is the personal valet to the former president and carlos de oliveira is working at mar-a-lago. >> thank you. let's get into our legal panel with all this stuff. my guests are both msnbc legal analysts and we are very thankful for that. mary, start things off for us. i think one of the things we've been talking about since thursday is whether or not the trial case for the mar-a-lago docs will be pushed back from may 20th. of 2024. with all that has taken place so far, are you seeing that as more and mor

in fact, the bar association here in israel said they never wanted an injunction freezing law immediatelywant their day in front of the supreme court. another organization said they are also very happy that the case is going to be heard, but they also said that the protests against the law are going to continue. in fact, new protests have already been scheduled for tomorrow. wolf. >> fred pleitgen in jerusalem for us, thank you. this note to our viewers, be sure to watch my interview with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, tomorrow evening right here in "the situation room." >>> coming up, terrifying moments in new york city as a construction crane came crashing to the ground. what caused the collapse. that's next right here in "the situation room." ( sfx: thud ) was that good? i couldn't tell. there's no such thing as out of bounds. find adventure at the lexus golden opportunityty sales eve. ( ♪ ) every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered righ

he is the former chair of the national bar association pack. also with, us our great friend, lisa, reuben a former litigator at msnbc legal analyst. welcome and good morning to both of. you uttered even know where to start. there's so much. lisa, let's try, this the addition of this guy, carlos de oliveira, as a defendant in this case, several weeks after donald trump, and nauta. what is the likelihood that the doj prosecutors are trying to get this guy to cooperate with? them he seems to have information and he seems to, according to the indictment, have lied about what he knew. tell me about him and the role he plays in this. >> de oliveira has been with the trump organization for more than 20 years, he is what we would call one of the ultimate trump loyalists, as demonstrated by his behavior as of late. i think it's, clear however, as you just alluded, to that doj had high goals that they could flip de oliveira. one of the things we know is that they seized de oliveira phone, and that's reflected in the superseding indictment. there are a nu

>> reporter: so most likely what will happen is the israel bar association has said they are going tont of the supreme court. the supreme court can file an injunction, temporary injunction stopping the legislation from being enforced. now, that might happen, we have a feeling that that will happen and then there will be a legal battle in front of the supreme court about whether this can stand. there's a lot of unanswered legal questions here about what the legality of this will be. i think also in the more immediate will be, keep in mind, thousands of military reservists have said they will not heed the call to serve if this legislation passes. this legislation has now passed so now we're going to see whether they are going to live up to that pledge, whether if they get called up for service if something happens on the north of lebanon, if something happens with gaza or even with iran, will they heed the call to get into their jets, to get into their tanks and serve as per their military reserve duty, and if they don't, will they be arrested? will there be legal ramifications for them

the dar 4 bar association said that 16 civilians were killed, including a family way. maybe all of the family members were killed with the exception of one . and they said that those who have collected displacements caps are not safe. i that they're concerned that other people who have been previously displaced as a result of the fighting is, are for that has been ongoing for 20 years, will not have any way to go through. so the urge to both sides to uh and the fighting to protect civilian lives. but they say that the fighting does continue. that's a civilians were meant to be caught up in the crossfire falling as casualties as a result of the fighting with nowhere to go to, especially because the violence seems to be surrounding them from every side have. and we know that slicing is also continuing not only and also, but elsewhere in the country to, to yes, we've seen as strikes here in the cabinets. i'm hot. assume there's been as trucks in the northern parts of the capital. there's also as drives in the southern parts of the capital between hard to them and to the t

the dryer for bar association said that slicing between the 2 sides on friday resulted in the killing of 16 civilians, including a family that lost all of its members, with the exception of one who sustained injuries as a result of artillery strikes being exchanged between the 2 sites in the middle of the city. now they've also expressed consent. that's as that those who have been displaced by previous conflict in the car for region are being targeted once again . and they said that should balance continue. then these people would have nowhere to go to and that they live are addressed as a result of the continuous fighting, the 1st both sides to end the violence to protect civilian lives. but so far, the fighting continues not just in the dark for region within other parts of the country as well. here in cartoon, there was several s tribes launched by the sword and these army against positions of the parent military rapids support forces. including in the southern parts of part of tomb, where a convoy of the permanent through rapid support forces was targeted as they were on their way

is found whereby the bar association will how, how the funds that it can make available to support those defense council. but there is a larger question of funding for the overall trial for the long haul. and we do know that these kinds of cases contain a lot of time to, to their complexity. that brings me to my next question. quite me. mean, how difficult it is to prosecute a case like this. so many years after the event, i mean, we've seen other cases historically sharper needs to be one of them. why you know, prosecutions were made but decades afterwards. how does something like that compared to a case in africa? and this is such a challenging case is probably the most difficult case. the guinea has ever had to prosecute the most complex. it's anticipated it's already been going for a 10 months, and it will definitely go for much longer. it's only in the 2nd phase of kind of store phases of the trial. and there will need to be resources. we have talked to the needs, international partners, the united states, they are opinion of the united nations to help ensure that they're out of the

i, the editor of the asian-american bar association's or one of the editors of the asian-american association's reports on anti-asian, the first of which came out in 2021, and the second that came out in 2022. i urge you to read them because this is the response of the local community to people in our community dying. this not about affirmative action. this is not about lack of education at some level. this is about people dying in the streets of new york city, much as they died of covid 19. i was and call to action because am the daughter of immigrants. my parents are from different places. my father is native taiwanese and my mother is from china. they met in north dakota at north dakota state university, where they were both graduate students, and my dad thought that my mother, taiwanese, by the time he realized that she was not, it was too late. it is no surprise that my parents who have disagreed politically on everything, raised two daughters, both of whom became lawyers and both of went to harvard university. we grew up in the suburbs of new jersey, the 1980s, when anti-japanese was high

a spokesperson with the san francisco bar pilots association says that they are cooperating with authoritiest what went wrong. the coast guard is also investigating the ship had just returned from a trip to alaska. all those passengers got off and then all of the new passengers for another excursion to alaska got on this afternoon. i spoke with several past years before they boarded the ship about how they're feeling about the accident this morning. >> wow. do you feel do have any anxiety? i'm not really no. i mean, things are like fortresses. it's like putting city have been on their 3rd, you know, you can't even tell on a boat. so. >> how you feel i'm feeling inches? really excited. i'm a little disappointed that the boat crash, we're still going open a little shaky. but don't know what to expect. hopefully. >> hopefully we're all good and that nothing bad happens. but i'm just hoping this cruise goes well. >> okay. we're going to give you a live picture again. you can see they cruise ship right there. it was supposed to leave it for 15 as you can tell it here at 5 o'clock, it has not. we

you know, it used to be the organized bar the american bar association or in my state the texas bar associationnit as their professional duty to defend the judiciary. because judges cannot for they cannot defend themselves are not a political branch of government. when someone attacks us or our opinion that is part of the bargain. we can take to the airwaves. we can take to the floor of the sentence. we can take to social media. we caned defend ourselves but te supreme court and the judiciary cannot.ci by the nature of their job. so it falls to other responsible people to defend that institution. that unique institution which makes us different from literally the rest of the world. i have no doubt senator kennedy alluded the supreme court in that last term had decided a bunch of cases the way our folks on the democratic side like too. we would not be having this hearing. we would not be seeing all these attacks against the justices. the threats, the intimidation. you would be just fine with that. as long as it's going your way. but the price we pay for an independent judiciary as we are not goi

a spokesperson says that the bar pilots association is cooperating with authorities to find out what went wrong. i spoke with several passengers before they board the ship to go on their to find out how they're feeling. >> yeah, a lot of just seen porches thing that sure you wasn't planned anything like that. >> so yeah, definitely with. we do >> we find out about like or 2 ago. right before we got here. and then we get bank her is that your about it was the most without all of us. >> this is going is to get really turbulent waters of in alaska. even and it's a scary the boats think that those are the times when more scared than i think anything. >> so it seemed that if the passengers that had been on a cruise before, they didn't seem so nervous. but the people that had not been on a cruise before they seem to be more nervous about the ship and the damage. so again, to bring up to speed, there is a crew en route that is supposed to fix the damage and the damage is over on the right hand side of the vessel that you see right there. and it is just sitting there and we're supposed to ge

church, the gate city bar association hall of fame, for 16 years he was a member of the board of trustees for emory university. he served in many roles, elected, appointed, and, yes, volunteer. but in all things he demonstrated the deep commitment to equity, justice, and empowering young people. marvin arrington sr.'s life of service and sacrifice is a reminder for everyone of the rent we pay for living in this society. atlanta is the city that i chose to call home. it was the work of leaders like marvin arrington sr. that made it the city to choose. i send my deepest condolences to his daughter, his son, and his entire family. marvin arrington sr.'s legacy was for our future leader for generations to come. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in reese

>> i heard some questions about your relationship with the bar association. hey, you don't talk to don't ask about membership in bar association on the judiciary committee for their members who never passed the bar and are not members of the bar they are members of this committee in good standing. so we need to get beyond the hypocrisy and realize where we are and do not raise such subjects. chairman let me ask you this that federal trade commission deals and issues that protect consumers. subscriptions to magazines, to services on port media are everywhere you can subscribe to them easily. but it is hard to unsubscribe. it's difficult to find that spot. this has been a problem to consumers and companies make money hand over fist as people give up membership. what steps is ftc taking too real in these predatory practices? congressman you're actually right. we have a complete database we hear about frustrations about the subscriptions that are very easy to sign up for but impossible to cancel. we have enforcement actions including cases last year of also propo