for all the villages of the province, even the person who replaced me as the deputy minister of civil affairs time was the deputy head of the municipalities, that is, the council of all municipalities. you see, i, jamal nejad, sat in the ministry of interior. i have to know all the problems of the smallest city , for example, fars province, bushehr province, hormozgan province, sistan baluchistan province. i, jamal nejadi, sitting here , can easily and better understand the problems of a village should i solve the border problem, or those people who are inside understand the issues with their flesh, skin and bones, i agree, maybe many of the issues that the dear ones of the islamic council of the cities are doing, maybe some of them have caused problems, but maybe in some places we are trained. let's face it, we did not do enough, the trustees should be responsible, but i want to tell you this, honestly, in the discussion of decision -making and extraordinary decision-making, the routes have been shortened . in a village, a problem occurs, they want a difficult decision. yes, i remember, once

for all the villages of the province, even the person who replaced me as the deputy minister of civil affairs at that time was the deputy head of the municipalities , that is, the council of all the municipalities, that is, you see, i, jamal nejad , are in there , he understands the issues with their flesh, skin and bones. kenan, i agree, maybe many of the topics that my loved ones are doing in the islamic council of cities, maybe some of them have caused problems , but okay. or friends, they don't have any corresponding provinces to transfer the examples. you are making it difficult. jamandi can tell me. i am very grateful to mr. dr. jamalinejad and more than 71 municipalities that urban regeneration. my request is that more than in the past , honorable members of the islamic council of cities should be involved in this work as ambassadors of innovation. i pray for god's strength to all of them. these are dear people who come to our office. we reach out to them in the provinces and we know what problems and difficulties they face . we will be with them and help them as before. from 4,000 kil

jamalinejad, the deputy minister of interior, the deputy minister of civil affairs and the extension of urban and rural affairs of the ministry of interior are present here as supporters of the issue we are talking about , and mr. aayini as an opponent of the issue you are serving. prepare , i invite you to see the report together, we will come back and start the debate , this is the first period of the parliamentary elections, where radio and television have started the work of election campaigns, 200 local networks have been established so that the candidates can get their words to the public more cheaply, and fair competition it will be easier for people to know the candidates this has been seen in various election programs, including candidate introduction programs and debates, as common issues that are people's issues. from gasoline subsidies and basic goods to the removal of entrance exams, the issue of hijab, the harm of cyberspace, car imports and airplane gasoline subsidies, and now in this debate , we will address the issue of granting government powers to municipalities, a

the new service was developed by the ministry of civil affairs.ainians can find not only the address of the shelter, but also see how it looks in the photo. if the building is closed or does not meet the requirements, you can send a complaint through the application. feedback will be forwarded to local self-government bodies. the new service will work even without the internet and communication. for this it is necessary download the crete map of your region and it will be available offline. we can already see in him a part of our vela'. information system, in particular, to lay a route to the nearest shelter, see what kind of shelter it is without going there, by selecting it on the map and seeing photos, understanding from the description what kind of protective structure or the simplest shelter it is, so we already state that as of right now, this functionality is already available, in sophia of kyiv we present the edition of the three apostles, they were printed as part of the project "return to ukrainian cultural heritage" from the publishing

prime minister netanyahu has since confirmed local officials would run gaza's civil affairs but has noto conduct military operations there. how post—war gaza is governed remains an open question. as does the prospect of a lasting peace deal, but without an alternative to the status quo, there is a real risk of more extreme violence in the future. the prime minister is expected to announce on monday how funding from the abandoned hs2 plans — worth billions of pounds — will be shared across regional councils. our business correspondent marc ashdown has been looking at the figures. whether it's repairing roads or refurbishing bus and train stations, the prime minister says he wants residents to have the biggest say over how their area is improved. four months after rishi sunak announced the scrapping of the controversial hs2 plan, he'll set out how billions of pounds of money earmarked for that project will be allocated in the midlands and the north to improve transport links. there's nearly £20 billion—worth of funding from the cancelled northern leg of hs2 to share around in what's being

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. >> tulsi: i just came off duty assign commander for civil affairs battalion.i had the honor of recognizing the excellence of our soldiers who come from all over the country. i'm honored to serve with them. >> dana: you had that -- >> judge jeanine: thank you, tulsi. that's it for us. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: judge, i like all the dog one more things. there were a lot of them. especially the selfie ear. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, senators on capitol hill are scrambling after the $118on

. >> tulsi: i just came off duty assign commander for civil affairs battalion. we are the warrior diplomats of the army. it was amazing because i had the honor of recognizing the excellence of our soldiers who come from all over the country. i'm honored to serve with them. >> dana: you had that -- >> judge jeanine: thank you, tulsi. that's it for us. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: judge, i like all the dog one more things. there were a lot of them. especially the selfie ear. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, senators on capitol hill are scrambling after the $118 billion border security and foreign aid bill failed a procedural vote in the senate. both sides now blaming each other for tanking the measure. and now they are trying to get the funding for ukraine, taiwan, and israel. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie tells us what is causing the hiccups from capitol hill. good evening, aishah. >> good evening to you, bret. so, right now, the senate is paralyzed. we are waiting to see if there is a pa

prime minister netanyahu has since confirmed local officials would run gaza's civil affairs but has note. how post—war gaza is governed remains an open question. as does the prospect of a lasting peace deal, but without an alternative to the status quo, there is a real risk of more extreme violence in the future. you're watching bbc news with me, i'll be back at the top of the hour. hello there. sunday was a fine day for much of the country. some good sunny spells around after that very cold start. it was a chilly afternoon, but at least there was the sunshine to compensate. southern parts of the uk continued to stay wet and windy as that area of low pressure to the south of the uk continues to push towards france. so it stays at wet and windy here through the night for central, southern and southeastern parts of england. further north, a few showers will drift southwards into central northern scotland, a few along some north sea coast of england. these will be wintry, certainly over any higher ground. but a chilly night to come, northern and western areas, some frost around, once again

said quote, local elements with management experience will be responsible for both the public and civil affairs of garza. he did not mention the palestinian authority and in fact it's something he's been mentioning throughout the entirety of this war that the p a will not be responsible for gaza once the war is over. but he didn't actually say that in his plan, the 1st official one that we've seen on paper, but rather using broader terminology in order to perhaps reach a consensus among his right wing government. and remember, these really prime minister is under immense pressure from the americans who want to see a revitalized palestinian authority take over gaza once the war is over. but nothing yahoo has been quite defiant in the last 5 months saying that it is not possible for them to come in and take over gonzo when he does not agree with any of their political ideals whatsoever. something else, these really prime minister it had mentioned was that the army is essentially going to have free reign or free course of action to go in and out of gaza whenever they pleased to have a military pre

i have the honor of being a commander fo civilr a civilarr affairs, for a previous civil affairs battalion. we diplomaf are the warrior dips of the army. and it was amazing because i had the honor of recognizing o the excellence of our soldiers who are from all over the country. >> i'm honored to serve with theh them you hadm and so s of chelsea. all right. n tw >> that's it forit us.x. have a great night, everybody. >> welcome to jesse watters. prime time tonight, those voting by mail that came in, that almost 700 that came in when he was up by 200, but it came fromfrom our organization, kickbacks, sexting, blackmail, bribery and stuffing. >> jes the new wonder goods.et e >> still hot job. >> the fbi caught cat fishing. americans trying to secure>> the border for you. the bud light genie. yeah. i wish i waswas at the at that . he's going to need another boxer, bud light transitions back to a man. should we lee t them? >> cheers was not. b this is a government of the people. by thee people people and for the people no longer. it is now a government by the corporations of the corporations a

the army is a big part of that medical care on a scale unimaginable even generation earlier civil affairs mortuary affairs dealing with captivity and then of course ground combat operations of nearly every type every distinction every kind of brutal reality in sport and some of the world's most innocent of all terrain in some of the worst places on the planet, you're plunged into this kind of elemental rubble whose base nature, i think it's fair to say, few americans really grasp at the time and probably not ever since as well. so many of those soldiers had also kind of glimpsed the sort of troubling. there are a lot of harbingers, and i think that's partially what's so fascinating about the the army in the pacific asia theater because it really is so relevant to the 21st century, too. and so that point i was making that the army does really the vast majority of the fighting, plurality of the dying and all the other too is, i think, instructive, because when you look the army's experience, you can see a lot the subsequent history that happens. like what? well, irregular warfare, guerrilla

additionally, they will be in charge of both civil and public affairs in gaza. nathaniel who also says that these really military will have a presence in the palestinian territory. there won't only be some sort of security barrier there that the army will have freedom of movement, freedom of action, he calls it to go into gaza whenever they see fit, to conduct a military operation. so something similar to what we've seen in the occupied westbank, a full scale military occupation is something that that's in yahoo had reiterated for the last 5 months of this war. he also talks about the reconstruction and the rebuilding of dogs up, but he says that's going to happen only when gaza is demilitarised and air of states of israel's choosing are going to flip the bill for totally rebuilding the pals to new territory that has been destroyed and israel's assaults on gaza. additionally, he says that as part of the demilitarization as part of the new entity that will take over there needs to be a quote de radicalization process. he says that will go through in the governance, in schools, in all wa

ministry of emergency situations of belarus, they are planning for the ministry of internal affairs and civilis is an emergency rescue tool that is designed to open doors, remove people from crumpled cars in order to lift various weights during the destruction of buildings, that is, it today, the ministry of emergency situations of russia is actively using this equipment, this equipment is supplied to kazakhstan, from foreign countries, great interest in this equipment has been shown, in particular, by the israeli defense army and the special services of the united arab emirates, then there is a presidential guard of the united arab emirates interested in this emergency rescue. because there is no analogue to the emergency rescue tool, it is extremely light and mobile , you can hang it on your shoulder like a machine gun, and even, well, an untrained specialist can use it, because it is light, it can be held in one hand, hello, hello dear hosts, we ’ll have some tea now, we’ll take you in, show you the farm, we need to remove the cow there. you have a filly yes, we came from minsk, they came

is that the minister of foreign affairs of civil service across the government? um and yeah, and so that the civil service has decided that it would be a strong message if they organize, also across the ocean, across the atlantic ocean to, to give a signal. and that's what they did, an important factor. what of course, also uh, the routing uh of the savings of the international court of justice last week, stating that what is happening. and also right now has a high probability of uh, marketing suggest a side. so we are dealing with an extreme situation and i think it is a bit in the course of the, of the desperate maybe as well. they just realize the civil service that they're the, the possibilities to influence can turn to be which they would rather do much rather do. i mean this is not something you should do every day. of course a bonus. uh, there's basically no way of pushing the policy in the right direction, according to the diplomatic, if it's a ongoing to end, as well as for own garza casa, has been helping media talk system. the finding, the country's p

manzari, the former vice president of aviation and international affairs of the civil aviation organization, is present here in our studio. they are saying that airplane fuel should not be subsidized, and mr. bayat, the former advisor to the head of the national aviation organization, is present as the person who says that airplane fuel should be subsidized . i will give you a very short number before starting the program according to what the budget program organization announced. something like 35 thousand billion tomans are paid annually in the subsidy budget, for the sake of your presence, airplane fuel and another statistic that exists is that approximately 3 to 3 and a half percent of the entire society use airplanes. let's discuss and debate whether it is basically right to allocate subsidies to airplane fuel or not. greetings and blessings to both guests, i would like to start with mr. manzari and the question why mr. manzari is against paying subsidies to airplane fuel. are you in the name of god . we have to start the discussion from here that the discussion of airplane fuel and t

is that the minister of foreign affairs of civil service across the government? and yeah, and so the civil service decided that it would be a strong message if they organized, also across the ocean, across the atlantic ocean to, to give a signal. and that's what they did. an important factor. what of course, also uh the routing uh of the segment of the international court of justice last week stating that what is happening and gods are right now has a high probability, if a matching suggest side. so we are dealing with an extreme situation and i think it is a bit of the coverage of the, of a desperate may be as well. uh, they just realize the civil service that they are the, the possibilities to influence internally, which they would rather do much rather do. i mean this is not something you should do every day. of course a bonus. uh, there's basically no way of pushing the policy in the right direction, forwarding to that is really said no tax is still taking place in the occupied westbank just hours after us present. joe biden signed an executive order in respo

cover for tomorrow and into your monday to winds not doing much of anything actually after the civil affair with some showers leading into monday by monday night. we'll start to get a little pop of some onshore winds 50's on board. it looks like for the east bay shoreline except fremont a chilly. 43. 48 for a antioch with 55 san francisco this hour. there's the cooler spots you can see mid bay little warmer up north and also down south. that's where the warmest numbers will probably be today in the south bay. 64 at high noon, 67 by 3 o'clock. again, some readings reaching the lower to even almost middle 70's. and it will take a look at the weekend forecast going on for you. a little hint of what you expected to next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a lawsuit over homeless sweeps in san francisco is now on hold. a federal judge made the decision friday. in the meantime, the supreme court is reviewing a similar case out of oregon. kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> the city of san francisco gets the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge

so little bit ambiguous as to who exactly is going to cover the civil and public affairs of gauze and once the war is over. but the prime minister statement that he gave to the security cabinet so that it would be quote, local elements with governing experience. however, there are caviar, they wouldn't be allowed to have interaction or any sort of funding with countries that israel would consider adverse series. now when it comes to the rebuilding and reconstruction of gaza, he says that arab states primarily wants from the golf are going to split the bill for this and it's going to happen after gaza is d militarized. he also says that whoever comes into power is going to have to also be part of a di radicalization program. something that is, he says is in the governance, it's in the education system, and it's also in a religious institution. so there are a lot of different things, these really prime minister is demanding for whoever is going to come in and take control over causes bill civil and popular matters. what would be the level of israel's military involvement in this totally

does say is that local elements with management experience will be responsible for both the civil and public affairs of gauze at once. the war was over, but there are some caviar these elements. he says quote, will not be identified with countries or entities that support terrorism and will not receive payments from that these words from these really prime minister. so he's saying that whoever is going to be responsible for guns at once, the war is over, can not really be connected with any of israel's adversaries or receive any sort of support from them. he lists a lot of other things in his plan here. the 1st time we really received confirmation from him on what his aspirations are for guns, the day after the war is over. but he says that these really military is essentially going to have free reign that there is going to be some sort of security barrier with an army presence. and that is really forces will have freedom of action and free be free to go into gaza whenever they please. perhaps similar to what we see in the occupied westbank. we're talking about a military occupation here. now when i

pocket or a bill, i served faithfully, with medals a letter from the head of the civil defense ministry of internal affairsess, what a business, i have two stalls at the market, everything for the home, crime. well, what competitors, i have a cheap business, well, look, i ’ve made a lot of wealth, but still, maybe i crossed someone’s path, i have no enemies, i didn’t even quarrel with anyone, if necessary, i shared, minor troubles there is, but it can all be solved and not in this way, which means there are no ideas about who wanted to rob you why? yes, i think they broke out by mistake, or on the balls, the main thing is that they scared the wife of the grandchildren, well, i’m not offering it to you, but today i can’t live without it, but what about the valevyanka, what did they tell me, you ’re beating the valevyanka, i’ve already accepted it, i won’t help. misha, what do you think about the woman? i think the investigative committee recognizes his actions as lawful, he did not exceed the necessary self-defense measures, the bandits were armed, yeah, do you know him? i understand this, i just don’t unde

early on, they were cases in 4142 involving domestic affairs, domestic civil rights.how did a couple of those cases lay the groundwork for what, later? and how did they set up a sharp contrast? some of the decisions that were related around the war. a big apologies, but about let's lay down that work. absolutely. so really, you know, as i as i was indicating the beginning, it's really a tale. two courts during world war. it's the best of court and the worst of course and and the best of courts as you're it, bill, there's a whole series of decisions in the war where in self conscious contrast to the totally that we were fighting to the fashion to the authoritarians to the nazis in very self-conscious the supreme court recognized and protect it and expanded constitute national rights and civil liberties. and so to give a few examples of those in skinner versus oklahoma in 1942 at the supreme court strikes down an oklahoma law that called for the compulsory sterilizing zation of people who had been convicted of three or more crimes of moral turpitude and the crimes of mo

there has been, have been less as already there are weekly, sits in the minister of foreign affairs of civil service across the government. and yeah, and so the civil service decided that it would be a strong message if they organized, also across the ocean, across the atlantic ocean to, to give a signal. and that's what they did. an important factor. what of course, also uh, the routing uh of the segments of the international court of justice last week, stating that what is happening and gods are right now has a high probability of a masking suggest side. so we are dealing with an extreme situation and i think it is a bit of the coverage of the, of a desperate maybe as well. they just realize the civil service that they are the possibilities to influence can certainly be which they would rather do much rather do. i mean this is not something you should do every day. of course a bonus. uh, there's basically no way of pushing the policy in the right direction and forwarding to the well, let's discuss the some more with elders are a senior political analyst model on bush auto high mode one. so

there are weekly sixteens as a minister of foreign affairs of civil service across the government. um and yeah, and so the civil service has decided that it would be a strong message if they organize, also across the ocean, right across the atlantic ocean to, to give a signal. and that's what they did. all right, so a strong message you say based on their professional analysis. but what is it exactly that's push the civil servants over the edge because european and american policy on these are a palestine has largely remained unchanged. all right, well i mean for just extra workforce also uh the routing uh of the segment of the international court of justice last week stating that what is happening and also right now has a higher ability of the things to genocide. so we are really with an extreme situation and i think it hasn't been the coverage of the, of a desperate maybe as well. they just realize the civil service that they are the possibilities to influence internal b, which they would rather do much rather do. i mean this is not something you should do every day. of course a

civil aviation sector. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs also condemned the seizure and transfer of the cargo plane and called it an illegal occupation and the result of hijacking. the unilateral coercive actions of the united states and violation of the fundamental principles of the un charter and international law , mr. kananii emphasized, iran firmly supports venezuela's efforts and legal and diplomatic measures to restore ownership and access to the property and assets of this country. and we can see the end of the episode of tonight's show jahan according to the picture. have you ever bought your shoes by sms? tetis shoes have a series of special conditions that you can buy now and pay later. tetis shoes are a very light and flexible shoe . use procedure my shoes are very cool because the air is flowing in them. how can it be prepared? very easy just text the number 1 to the thousand 79 78 system and they will replace it within 7 days. what else do we want? have you ever exfoliated your skin? the secret to rejuvenating your skin is right here. i just need to remove this layer. relaco pee

civil aviation. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs also condemned the seizure and transfer of the cargo plane and called it an illegal hijacking as a result of the unilateral coercive actions of the united states and a violation of the fundamental principles of the united nations charter and international law. venezuela's legal and diplomatic measures to restore ownership and access to remote areas and property of this country are firmly supported . head of the organization. environmental protection said: no project will be implemented without environmental experts. selajgeh added: 46 major construction projects of the country received environmental permits this year, and 4111 of them in 1372, they were undecided and placed in the final placement stage. we have almost 3 national covenants in the country and we adhere to them. one agreement is that no construction project without permission. the second argument that exists in the discussion is that any industry, any industry that wants to be formed, or any mining work that needs water resources , must be done before the actual implementa

representatives of foreign ambassadors, coordination headquarters, ministry of foreign affairs, our organization, the center for civil liberties, the media and information platform for human rights, doctors for human rights, we organized this big event, and 14 military medics who returned from captivity, they testified about... all those inhumane tortures that were inflicted on them applied to them , to other prisoners, that is, these people who are returning, they are exhausted, they have lost a lot of weight, that is, when i saw, well, they sent me a photo from the exchange, immediately to us, and i did not recognize the people, you understand, these are the photos i have that we use for the search for the prisoner and the photo that we received during the exchange, it is very scary, these are people returning from concentration camps, really, or medics, being in captivity, have the opportunity to help themselves and others by... captured , in fact, in view of their knowledge, their experience , do they have such an opportunity and whether other prisoners can take advantage of it at least a little, and unfortunatel

but many people within the organization, civil service from the ministry of for foreign affairs decided to have a sitting every week from thursday, from 12 to 12, 30 june, to lunch, break to, to make clear that that day still appealing for cease fire. it does take some coverage to, to go and sit there and be part of this last week. we had an, an joint statement that the, that we brought out before with our american colleagues from state department to europe and colleagues. it has never happened before. the civil surface across the atlantic unites and, and to keep this kind of reflection back to their respective governments. so there was this web, i, that's, that's published this article this week, stating that he didn't really totally agree with. you know, our, our action in content wise, but the thing was the happy that over the fact that there was people surface that had the courage to, you know, a call to the next government. and, and he made a reference to $4045.00 in which a civil service generally in this country, loyally implemented policy, resulting in, in the middle us being th

civil aviation sector . the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs condemned the seizure and transfer of the cargo plane as an illegal occupation and the result. abduction of the unilateral coercive measures of the united states and violation of the basic principles of the united nations charter knowing international law, mr. kanani emphasized that iran strongly supports venezuela's efforts and legal and diplomatic measures to restore ownership and access to the property and assets of this country. 75 illustrative books were unveiled on the topic of protecting the country's borders against enemy attacks. these works are in iran sada system. it can be understood that the years 1964 and 1965 are considered to be one of the most important periods of the imposed war . the narrative of the history of the holy defense and protection of the country's borders in 75 titles of the book goya god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad 4 years old, we are working with the children of sed and radio in the field of about 95 works of production there are 75 titles. more than 2 million books of this collection th

affairs spoke. cossacks have always been at the forefront of russian civilization.ears ago, when the cossacks came to the rescue, were no exception to the people of crimea and donbass. today there is nothing to protect the state interests of our fatherland. i propose to support the course of russian president vladimir vladimirovich putin. cossacks! the cossacks explained why the traditional cossacks lyuba supported this decision. this is exactly the man who held russia and raised it. success, courage, depth, truth, everything, that’s all the good that can be in a person. another step towards the medicine of the future, a new building. which gives hope for healing to thousands of patients with cancer cases, preparing for opening. this is a radiation therapy center located in kommunarki. today it was visited by sergei sobyanin, who noted that the building, equipped with the most modern equipment, completes the large construction of a unique cluster, in fact, an entire medical city, where services that a person may need throughout his life will be provided. yulia anish

khamenei, referring to the revelation of the lies of western civilization's claims about human rights and the hypocrisy of the westerners in the gaza affair, added that the westerners, who are making a fuss about the execution of a criminal , are against the killing of 30,000 innocent people. they have closed their eyes to the sin in gaza, and america is brazen for the umpteenth time, he vetoes the resolution to stop bombing gaza . he emphasized: western culture, western civilization, these ironed appearances of western politicians, the inside is the appearance of an appearance with a smile, the inside of a rabid dog, a bloodthirsty wolf, this civilization is the opposite of this liberal democracy. foreigners, neither the liberals nor the democrats are lying , they are doing their own work with hypocrisy. we hope that, god willing, the people of the world will understand more about the facts in these various incidents, they will know islam better, and they will know the west correctly, and we are sure that this western civilization will not continue this time, and god willing, the culture of truth and the correct logic of islam will preva

and if people can behave in a more civilized way and not messing up with other countries, internal affairs of business is leaves the ukrainians alone to solve their problems with russia. we would most have arrived at where we are today. yeah, yeah. i think it's a really fat point. i know. so what do, what do you think about this? uh the us recently to came but most go because polluted and gave an orest luxury call the same on the boot and drives around and he gave it to his north korean count. the pod and the us state department is now. so that's a legal, that's a legal you cannot gift a call to another leader of another country. this is our ranges. i mean, nelson, i mean, honestly putting, gave, reading, gave him a car. i mean, this, the world's police when the united states just just think it's got free rain around the planet. i'm sorry to say something as blunt as that, but i mean, look, piercing, gave his north green count about a car and a us state of bob and has gone mental. is this the state of affairs with dealing with today or? i think this is exactly what we see uh what they mean