please let's see together that there were 43 drafts and bills for the civil commission, 140 supervisorys and 72 meetings with the minister. i had 360 questions from the minister. research and investigation and 2 submissions to the food authority , applying article 234, one of the most important laws that helped the construction of housing in the country to take shape and prosper was the law of jump in housing production, which was reviewed in the 11th parliament and in the civil commission. the arrangement of rents for residential properties was also done in this commission, it is almost now also other commissions, because our time is limited, i am running out of it, they invite all the viewers who are interested in this discussion to stay with us on news viewer network. ok, please, thank you . yes, we reviewed 2 of the activities the commissions of the islamic council and other commissions must have several laws , such as the liberalization of car imports and other things, the issue of facilitating the issuance of business licenses. the time we discussed and talked about it a lot in th

prosper, the law of housing production jump it was investigated in the 11th parliament and in the civil commission, the control and regulation of the rent of residential properties was also done in this commission , and other commissions must also have measures such as the liberalization of car imports and other things, the issue of facilitating the issuance of business licenses, which is very we discussed and talked about it and other laws that we will come to during the program. mr. majid shakri , an economic expert, is present here in our studio, as well as mr. mohammad reza pour ebrahimi, the former head of the economic commission of the islamic council. as we begin, i invite you to viewers, let's go see a report together , let's do another review , let's go back to the events that happened in this period of the parliament , let's start our conversation. the twelfth term of the islamic council has started today. i swear before the holy qur'an, god, mother the new mughneh authority is starting to work while it has been able to lead to the implementation of some laws with the two arms of legisla

the supervision of the civil commission was the management of the free zone in arvand, which includes important cities of the country, and many of the towns that are defined in this area in any way have problems. it has not been done in the discussion of sewage, in the discussion of water, in the discussion of electricity, in the discussion of road improvement, despite the fact that according to the law, all the powers of the executive body are given to the regions azad has been superseded, and azad logic is obliged to provide superstructure and infrastructure services in this town and various localities. for various reasons , the work has not been done. well, we had discussions with the ministry of roads and urban development, when we saw that the azad region is not really doing its job. our friends in the ministry of urban development are also open the expression of interest in helping the free zone , we have a series of towns , there are approximately 5 towns that belong to before the establishment of the arvand free zone, and these are also a bit neglected, since the free zone is

in the supervision order of the civil commission was the management of the free zone in arvand , whicho important cities of the country. in the discussion of water, in the discussion of electricity, in the discussion of road improvement, despite the fact that according to the law, all the powers of the executive body have been transferred to the free zones, and finally, the free logic is obliged to provide superstructure and infrastructure services in these partners and different localities , for various reasons, the work has not been done. . belonging to these before the establishment of the arvand free zone it is also a bit of a burden, as the free zone is about that. the problems and challenges of improving their roads have not been solved yet, and the ministry of roads and urban development has requested a meeting. we have invited the friends of the urban ministries . we have also invited the friends of the free zone. in order for their assignments to be done , they will not be present in the coming weeks with other reports of the supervisory duties of the parliament , including th

the supervision order of the civil commission included the management of the azad area in arvand, whichludes two important cities of the country. unsolved. according to the law, all the powers of the executive body have been assigned to the free zones, and the free logic is obliged to provide the superstructure and infrastructure services in these different areas and areas. we are also in the urban ministry again this expression. belonging to before the establishment of arvand free zone, these are still a bit unsettled, because the free zone has not solved the problems and challenges of increasing the roads until now, and also the ministry of roads and urban development has requested a meeting , we have invited our friends and the city planning of rome. we have invited my azad region friends. it is interesting that the azad region, which is the main responsibility of them, should take help from the city planning department in order to complete their tasks. monitor your companion dear viewers of khabar network, we will be hamidreza goldozi, a reporter for the islamic council of the islam

they kill in the supervisory order of the civil engineering commission, the management of the region. azad in arvand, which includes two important cities of the country there are many towns in this region whose problems have not been solved in any way they are defined, in the matter of sewage, in the matter of water, in the matter of electricity, in the matter of improving the roads, despite the fact that according to the law, all the powers of the executive body have been assigned to free zones. that the superstructure and infrastructure services in this company and their various localities belong to before the establishment of the arvand free zone , these are also a quantity.

identified and urgent measures should be taken to solve them, and it is necessary for the civil affairs commission of the islamic council to follow up until the results are achieved. today, the members of the islamic council reviewed the plan to establish the information protection of the judiciary. in this context, i am having a conversation with the reporter of the parliament of broadcasting in the public arena of mr. peshbahar hello, i would like to say that regarding the plan to establish the information protection of the judicial branch , you gave an explanation to our compatriots in the 10 o'clock news section. sir, mrs. mirsane, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings and i have a good time. for the dear viewers of this news section, i would like to inform you about the generalities of this plan . it was already approved by the islamic council. today, the parliament entered into the details of its review . the purpose of this plan is actually to create health. in the judiciary and independence in monitoring the behavior of the employees of the judiciary and ju

he said i am going to appoint e commission on civil rights. 1 months to secure these rights and offered four or five dozen suggestions of how to undo jim crow. many of these are the basic blueprints for the johnson administration. congress was not going tog withe harry truman had one thing he could d. he could issue executive order d seegated in the armed forces of the united states. and in july of 1948 he did j that in the middle of his es remarkable letter i found in the truman library, a friend of his from missouri wrote him and said harriet get off the civil rights then you're going to lose the you're going to lose the south. truman wrote him said to his friend ernest robert, ernie you don't know what i know. he tells in the story of the said it might lose this election over this issue it will have been for a good cause. and truman's second term he fully desegregated the military. strong resistance of the army he left office in early 195295% of american troops more in desegregated units. the first multi racial institution in american life.

civil rights commission. shepolitical scientist, cited te times by t supreme.veryone who uses her work cites however. r television appearances include bbc radio and tv, c-span, abc's headline news, cnn and foxv#çi news. carol is a mother, a and a great des in nashville, tennessee. but that is enough for me. let us give a warm and loud marine welcome for dr. carol sw■n1? right. it is so good home. and prepared notes most of the'o time. bumetime deviate. and so this talk i give versions of it in different places and this is my dei version. and story, when i do this the way it's supposed to be done, it's a performance. ver here. out on the stage, i and i■w say, come on, take a god look ate. and i can tell you that my life story defined as the prevailing narratives race, sexamerica. and tonight, i stand girl, bornd in cham sprague, virginia. and that was not too far from booker t washington's birthplace in franklin county. and so as you can see by looking at me black. wh you see is that i'm one of 12 children born and raised in rural poverty. and i my life in a two

civil rights commission. she is an award winning political scientist, cited three times by the u.s. supreme. not everyone who uses her work cites it, however. her television appearances include bbc radio and tv, c-span, abc's headline news, cnn and fox news. carol is a mother, a and a great grandmother. she resides in nashville, tennessee. but that is enough for me. let us give a warm and loud marine welcome for dr. carol swain. all right. it is so good to be home. i considered the roanoke valley home. and tonight i'm going to be use and prepared notes most of the time. but sometimes i will deviate. and so this talk i give versions of it in different places and this is my dei version. and so when i do the story, when i do this the way it's supposed to be done, it's a performance. so i walk out on the stage, i need to stay over here. and i say, come on, take a good look at me. and i can tell you that my life story defined as the prevailing narratives race, sex and in america. and tonight, i stand before as a hometown girl, born and raised in cham sprague, virginia. and that was not t

the commission will include subject matter experts, civil servants, employees of the special servicesr's office, they will have to prepare a report on the results of their work within 2 months. let us note that previously a similar commission already existed in the country; it was supposed to study the alleged russian influence on the decisions of the country’s authorities in 2007-2022. however, with the coming to power of the new government , the peace party was dissolved as an unwanted project and a loser. representatives of extremist groups began to fight for grants and organized pseudo elections. the farce already has a continuation in the legal field, and as reported. on the reorganization of this criminal group with the subsequent appointment of new leaders of extremist cells. it is the reorganization in this environment that will help the leaders get rid of outsiders in the political game and reward the most dedicated performers with a place in the cabinet state. sensing the approaching complete loss of conventional authority and funding from western curators, well-known fugiti

commission on civil rights issued a report card to secure these rights and. the report stated that racial segregation racial excuse me, racial desegregation was a desire, well, national goal was a desirable national goal. so we see these academic studies that are going influence decision makers and people have a thinking about race relations. we're also going to see because there are racial riots people are going to be thinking about race relations in different ways. and so all of that is going to all of that is going to impact impact, some would say the the the court cases is going to create a social environment which was favored will to changing the laws with respect to race and racial segregation. just a couple of cases that it before preceded brown versus board of education that aren't necessarily to education. and 1946 the supreme court ruled that segregation on interstate busses was unconstitutional. so and as result you won't see the freedom riders in the sixties early sixties. in 1948. and we talked about this in class the case shelly versus kramer. t

finance statutes to the justice department on the criminal side and the federal election commission on the civil side. bragg doesn't have jurisdiction to do that and he's being cagey about what the other crime is, the so-called crime that he says trump falsified his business regards to fraudulently cover up and it's hard to follow what he's alleging. liz: that state crime they cited is a misdemeanor and looking at this, is this about reasonable doubt? is there enough reasonable doubt the jury gives the victory to trump? let's go through it, trump organization accountant and also trump organization accounts payable supervisor deborah testified they did not talk to trump about these payments and they didn't have any direct proof of trump's direct involvement and so-called payment to stormy daniels was not hush money and hope hicks testified it was to protect his family and not influencing the election and show the letter again for michael cohen's letter to the federal election commission saying trump was not involved. is there enough reasonable doubt here and the case goes away? >> no, liz, i thin

when there is ambiguity in the bylaws like the definition of -- what the national commission means, a civilajority vote can solve that problem. cruelly there is ambiguitye. -- clearly there is ambiguity here. it is multiple states to have different interpretations. your own website h business happening yesterday that is not ambiguous. we have a motion for our bylaws committee that specifically said after this convention is brought to order, that is different than at the national convention different language. this is ambiguous. we need to go to a 2/3 vote. >> point o it is 2/3 point of order. as everyday know what they are voting on? >> thank you, i am getting there. look at the screen. by 2/3 vote the convention may seek additional delegates. -- seat additional delegates. >> point of order on microone four. >> we are going to a vote. >> it is vital as to how my vote goes. if there was objection to calling the question. >>not have been a question call because it it is not debatable, we should just go to a vote. let's vote. let's vote. i told you you would get a solution, we vote. all of tho

the federal election commission determined there was no campaign violation. the department of justice agreed, no civil fine or criminal charge rendered. those two entities have exclusive authority over federal elections. the state has no authority and the city has no authority and he never wanted to bring this case. not a local prosecutor such as alvin bragg should be involved. and the judge as you know is totally kicked and everybody is talked about it. it is an embarrassment to the new york legal analysts. cnn doesn't think the prosecution has proven us case. senator john kennedy respected gentleman says more about politics than justice. bringing in a fellow criminal trial it has proved to be a felony. there feels to crime. everybody is saying there is no crime. but i have been here almost four weeks in an icebox. they call it the icebox listening to a judge who is totally corrupted and conflicted. highly respected lawyer hush money is not a crime. by the way, congress everybody in congress the n.d.a.'s are very common, unanimous disclosure agreements. they are not a climb. cbs morning news there is

it would go back to the civil service commission, we would need to get brand new approval for that.nd then we would go to the to for the prop l portion of the funding and ask for the allocation there. and that process took a few months this time as well. okay. that's a that's a pretty serious consequence, that i would personally like to avoid, i'd like to ask a little bit and i don't know how much you know about the difference between the san francisco bicycle coalition and the sf bicycle education fund. they're they're two different entities. i imagine they have two different nonprofit, or, you know, government ids and is the, the leadership for the two different entities is different, yesterday i. was fortunate to have a briefing with you and you were explaining some of the, some of the, the rules about how the san francisco bicycle education fund must behave differently, than the bike coalition is permitted to as as a, as a body that that, comes and lobbies our organization so i can speak to the contract, and then maybe i can invite, bicycle coalition to answer directly. but for

the federal election commission determined there was no campaign violation. the department of justice agreed, no civil fine or criminal charge rendered. those two entities have exclusive authority over federal elections. the state has no authority and the city has no authority and he never wanted to bring this case. not a local prosecutor such as alvin bragg should be involved. and the judge as you know is totally kicked and everybody is talked about it. it is an embarrassment to the new york legal analysts. cnn doesn't think the prosecution has proven us case. senator john kennedy respected gentleman says more about politics than justice. bringing in a fellow criminal trial it has proved to be a felony. there feels to crime. everybody is saying there is no crime. but i have been here almost four weeks in an icebox. they call it the icebox listening to a judge who is totally corrupted and conflicted. highly respected lawyer hush money is not a crime. by the way, congress everybody in congress the n.d.a.'s are very common, unanimous disclosure agreements. they are not a climb. cbs morning news there is

but it's hard to tell because the feds had decided there was not a basis for civil fine coming from federal election commission. and yet you had state prosecutor vaguely suggesting a federal election violation. we still do not know what he was convicted of with any specificity. we know they were unanimous that there was a secondary crime that was the motivation for the dead to misdemeanor or misdemeanors being committed. but the judge said you can pick from the menu. there are three here and you don't have to be unanimous so you literally could have had a 4-4-4 jury and they could have disagreed as what was intended, what occurred here. inside the courtroom, it was -- you could feel the weight of history there. it was very solemn at the end. in one of the things that i thought when i was looking around is that the question is what is the history being made here? part of it is not good. i've always said this case was illegitimate. i don't see the law here, i don't see the crime, i think this is a political prosecution. even analysts on other networks have said it would not be brought against anyone but trump it

commissions. we recently launched a new program with the civil service agency that all our employees must completehe psycho-emotional state. this is necessary because working abroad requires a thorough examination. alleged accomplice voluntarily returned to kazakhstan from belgium mukhtara ablyazova, alexey bogdanov. for 15 years he was wanted in connection with theft at bta bank. according to some reports, he spoke. as a front man for the fugitive kazakh oligarch mukhtar ablyazov. let's remember the story of the fugitive banker and self-proclaimed main opposition leader of kazakhstan. in 2017, a court in kazakhstan sentenced mukhtar ablyazov to 20 years in prison with confiscation of property for creating a criminal community and stealing $7.5 billion, and a year later , life imprisonment was added to this for organizing murder of the former chairman of the board of bta bank, however, it was possible to attract the defendant only in absentia, he has been hiding abroad for 15 years, the oligarch himself has repeatedly presented himself as an alleged leader of the opposition and a prisoner of consc

civilized world, for example, ancient iran, or ancient ancient china - this is an uncivilized world, that is, we are already we see... and that is, you remember, let's remember the times when we had the european commissionds of its representatives, they said, you know, you must correspond to our values, because they are civilized, and your values ​​are belarusian, they are... then uncivilized i immediately remember some officials of interwar poland who compared, in fact, the inhabitants of pinsk woodland with monkeys who had only learned to go beyond the fields to go to the toilet. listen, well, in the dense jungle, theoretically we understand that animals live, not people, if we develop this topic, and this is precisely the question of that very dehumanization, if before they were bylishes, yes, then today they are the inhabitants of some dense jungle , here again, look even at the conflict in ukraine, it would seem that how they are considering conflict in ukraine, some residents of latin america or africa in africa. form, the opportunity to emancipate, free from this western infection. and - here, in the information space , it is very important for us, it is emancipation, it is liberation from what h

secretary, i mentioned in my opening statement that title vi of the civil rights act of 1964 prohibits his commission on race, color or national origin in programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. no student should feel unsafe on their campus. yet, just last week columbia university had in the classes online and jewish students were told by a campus rabbi to go home because it was no longer safe for them on their campus. and late last night protester took over hamilton hall on campus and the university is locked down today with access limited to only residential students, whoever is left there, i would imagine some parents have said you must leave here and essential personal. this is totally unacceptable. so secretary cardona, do you believe what is happening to jewish students at columbia and other colleges and universities across this country is okay? >> absolutely not. i think what's happening on our campuses is abhorrent. hate as a place on our campuses, and i'm very concerned with reports of anti-semitism. i have spoken to jewish students who have feared going to class a

the federal election commission didn't even find a basis for a civil fine. and this judge has allowed the jury to hear repeatedly from michael cohen and david pecker and the prosecutors that there was election violations. i'm quite confident they believe there were violations which is not true. what the judge is saying is they will continue to be able to argue that from the government and what smith wanted to tell the jury among other things was that none of this makes any sense because under the federal election laws if you, once this money was paid to stormy daniels they didn't have to report that, even if it were a contribution until after the election. so this couldn't have been an effort to rig the election, because even if it was treated as a campaign contribution it wouldn't have been revealed until after the election. so none of it holds water according to smith. and from what i can see he is absolutely right. the problem is this jury has a very misleading understanding what's happened here. part of this is actually a setup by the prosecutors includi

commission. >> this is the end of the civil suit, but it's only really just the beginning of a lifetime of positive social change. so we are really grateful to, to have been able to honor angelo in this way. >> quinto's death also led to legislation banning the term excited delirium as a cause of death in california, for the term was often cited in cases involving police force. quinto's death later was ruled accidental. cruz has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with a woman who was struck and dragged by one of its robo taxis in san francisco last year, according to bloomberg. >> the exact amount of the settlement has not been made public, but it is believed to be between 8 to $12 million. in october. the cruise driverless car dragged the woman 20ft after she was hit by a different vehicle. the dmv suspended cruises driverless taxi license in san francisco after the company allegedly withheld crash video and lied to investigators. the company then stopped all of its driverless operations. >> does the fixed utility fee actually need fixing? still to come, the new proposal to protect low inco

commission. >> this is the end of the civil suit, but it's only really just the beginning of a lifetime of positive social change. so we are really grateful to have been able to honor angelo in this way . >> quinto's death also led to legislation banning the term excited delirium as a cause of death in california. that term was often cited in cases involving police force. quinto's death was later ruled accidental . >> voters in alameda county will decide this fall whether to recall district attorney pamela price. that board of supervisors voted late last night to hold the recall election at the same time as the general election on november 5th. those who want price removed from office were pushing for a summer date, but the board says a standalone special election would have cost the county as much as $20 million, compared to the $4 million price tag of holding it in november. >> the entire voter information guide has to be paid for by that one election, not shared by other jurisdictions. the printing of the ballot, you know, all of the postage costs. >> pamela price called the decision to hold the

commission will be setup. in terms of the potential penalties in respect of this, like any other potential civil or criminal offencees and if this is to be a mandatory scheme, there will be form of sanction if you do not take part in it, but there will also be, if you are unable to take part in the scheme because you are unwell or whatever, there will be no sanction in respect to that. if you are fit and healthy and able to make a contribution to your wider community, i have faith in young people will take that opportunity. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello. it's a bank holiday monday of sunshine and showers, but as we go through the afternoon the heaviest, most persistent showers are likely to be across eastern scotland. you can see rather threatening—looking skies in edinburgh just a few hours ago. this has been the shower distribution so far today. most frequent showers across the far north. fewer showers, but most of those out to the west, but some of them are starting to push further inland. for the remainder of the afternoon, it's sunny spells and scattered showers almost anywher

americans in mississippi who were paid by the mississippi sovereignty commission which was a state organized spy agency, to spy on the civilvement. and the files of the sovereignty commission will curl your hair. it is unlike anything else in american political history. there were black leaders, black newspaper owners and editors and black activists who were essentially on the payroll of the segregationist movement to spy on leaders like medgar evers and others. and you make sure to tell those stories and named them as well. i wanted to ask you about that decision. >> the truth of the matter is that segregation and maintaining it after, it required a massive apparatus that in the state of mississippi included the sovereignty commission. it included the white citizens council which was basically addressed a version of the klan. people that owned the banks and the insurance companies and could pull your mortgage if they found that you joined the naacp work and then it was the violent section of the klan. it also required the complicity of some black people who made the calculation that either for financial reasons or others,

amendment of the civil service law with 136 votes in favor, 66 votes against and 3 abstentions , approved the resolution of the social commission to increase weekly holidays. if this resolution is finalized today saturday is closed and the working hours of employees are reduced from 44 to 40 hours. this resolution must be approved by the guardian council to become a law. the governor general of the central bank announced the sale of 3 billion dollars of currency bonds to finance the country's projects this year. mr. farzin added in the meeting of the elected representatives of the parliament: "in order to make it predictable and to create balance and stability in the width market, the width hall of individuals or the agreed width market will be launched in the near future." the cash that can be given to the central bank is correct. my part is correct. this is about some agricultural hats, bonggahs export income is small. they want to return it at these rates, they say we can't return it. in order to solve this problem , this year we will develop our width systems, that is , we will take them out of nima, we will bring them with

recalculated for civil aviation pilots and miners. but there are other financial innovations: increased a limit on free transfers between your accounts, banks were prohibited from taking commissions from individuals, up to 30 million rubles can be transferred free of charge per month. through mobile applications, a fast payment system or in your personal account on the bank’s website. well, excise taxes on wine also increased, and by 2 to 3 times at once. sellers warn that this will affect prices. in addition, labeling of black red caviar has become mandatory. on... people came to take photographs and look at the equipment even during its preparation, our correspondent pavel rabalchenko reviewed the exhibition. the first visitors to the square. they began to gather at poklonnaya gora a few hours before the opening of the exhibition, thousands of people came to look at the captured equipment captured from the enemy in the special operation zone on the first day of the exhibition, my colleagues and i had already walked around the entire exhibition, and patriotic feelings, of course, make an impression you empathize for the people who are now on the line of combat contact, and you a

parliamentarians in reviewing the civil service law amendment bill with 136 votes in favor, 66 votes against three votes against the approval of the social commissionincrease weekly holidays.

americans in mississippi, who-- were paid by the mississippi sovereignty commission, which was a state- organized spy agency, to spy on the civileignty commission will curl your hair. it's unlike anything else in american political history, but there were black leaders, black newspaper owners, newspaper editors, black activists essentially on the payroll of the segregationist movement to spy on leaders like medgar evers and others. and you -- make sure to tell those stories and name them as well. i wanted to ask you about that. >> the truth of the matter is that segregation and maintaining it after brown v. board, it demanded an apparatus, that mississippi included that sovereignty commission, white citizens councils, a dressed up version of the klan, these are the bankers who could pull your mortgage. then there was a violent section of the klan, but it did require the acquiescence. some were business owners like having a captive audience. in a segregated society you, as a store owner, you know, black people had to shop with you. there was no where else for them to go. there were some black newspaper editors, who thought the n

commission. the blocks executives which they criticize this little, they say the content and the spirit of the little goes against core. you values and will under looks like it will undermine civil society, independent media. we've actually ers, the george and government to withdraw it. know, this might seem like a little diplomatic detail, but bear with me because it's important not statement is from the repeat commission . the centralized executive in brussels is not from the 27 e u. member states. and my understanding is because there's been disagreement among those member states on exactly how to proceed and reports and lead time to disagree with specifically from hunger. and of course, it's not the 1st time we've seen budapest at olds with brussels on all sorts of different topics. so we have had some e ford ministers from the baltic countries, for example, heading into to police it to say they are expressing their support to george and meet with the president for example. but it looks like some disagreement may move forward and listen. why is it any of the use business? well, because georgia has its site set and the table, so uh, site site setting to see the table rather,

and i've been involved in the jo cox commission, which has looked at civility in public life and specificallyhat they've put to the to the main parties to sign up to. and i hope that we're going to see some response to that and that whether it's a candidate or a sitting mp who's standing again, that everyone subscribes to fair rules of engagement. and i think where the limits should be is, mps and their candidates families. and certainly we've seen some, you know, some people turning up and protesting outside people's houses. i think that should be off limits. i don't think that is acceptable. >> so i think if you ask mps, prospective candidates whether they will be easy to control and they will be easy to control and they will be easy to control and they will behave, they've got skin in the game. they can imagine if they don't actually have first hand experience of how that feels. your real problem lies with third party third party groups who cannot be called to book in the same way that you know you or i as party members could be. i think that's where you'll see the real problem you've seen