center of the city of padysts and kurgan and the city you can see everything.he master plans of the city for abranay pad budaўnіtstva teritory were planned for the city. culture adpachynku. right next to the kurgan there were paved monuments and memorial complexes. over the years, as the trees grew, so it happened. there were pasajany trees, alleys, z trees, which is the best architectural and assembling structure of the city i remember. here, near the geta park, there is a mound. the way of people, the way of life of the state, the way of life of young couples who give in to their lovers, the way of life of young people, youth, the belarusian republic union of youth, here comes the place of important historical steps, there are meetings here on may 9, 8 june, in the city of lida. caused by the hell of the german-fascist buryings, this is a great important month for our zhikharov... city - this is a holy month. the creation of the mound became a national practice. the most recent backfills in maskva, leningrad, valgagrad, sevastopal, adesu, kiev, kursk, rastov,

the city authorities have done to preserve the city on the neva, impossible.as a result of the actions of german troops, including aviation, including artillery, not a single bridge was destroyed, nor was smolny, for example, damaged. that is, from the point of view of cultural heritage, leningrad itself, which was under siege, was not damaged; there were only less than 300 raids on the city throughout the entire kila. and the germans basically dropped lighters, that is , they basically wanted to set the hump on fire, they didn’t succeed, because there were places, the so-called local air defense was organized, girls they are on duty on the roofs, why cover these lighters with sand, because most of them were lighters. about 2,000 people died from enemy aviation during the siege of leningrad, at least 600,000 died from hunger, 2,000 from aviation and artillery. in besieged leningrad , administrative institutions, printing houses, clinics, kindergartens and theaters continued to operate. the kirov plant, located only 4 km from the front, did not stop repairing t

he works for the city. well, yes, he does work for the city. and in fact, again, it makes him the perfect candidate for this position. one, because we don't really want to know the controller. we just want information and we want strong leadership. and greg has been a strong leader. he has worked for two previous mayors, mayor ed lee and mayor gavin newsom, dealing with sometimes very challenging budget circumstances. unlike the circumstances that we have. fortunately been able to enjoy for a few years as well. now we have some very challenging circumstance races ahead. and greg understands what that means . and even though he worked for two previous mayors, he's already said that i was his favorite. and right then and there i said, okay, let me let me figure out who this guy is. but fortunately for me, i got to know greg when we were when i first became mayor, i knew who he was. i knew what he did with the budget team. i understood his history around budgeting and work in san francisco. but when i was going through a transition with the depart

attorney's office like to invite up matt dorsey chp you thank you, city attorney chu. and, you know. more than 25 years ago there was a former city attorney that filed had becomes a groundbreaking lawsuit against big tobacco and hold them accountable and in starting that created a altercation it's city attorney's office of leadership analyzed against big tobacco and the chambers has harms is causing something that dennis herrera continued i'm proud and grateful it is something the city attorney david chiu it the national leader against big tobacco honored to be here as someone working with the district attorney's office city attorney's office for years and occurred to me a furious i had the opportunity to stand with another important leader my clearance shamming anyone walton and the labs was proposed to spend this city got ground and spending millions and shadow shoulder to shoulder with some a ragtag bunk 7 advocates we didn't know governor 0 bloomington burger about coming come up but i'm proud of shamming anyone it stands in history as is biggest 2023 as lost for b

petersburg, the city is developing well, the rate of industrial production in st. petersburg is three times higher. throughout the country, a good indicator , there are not many accidents, and the level of financial security, the developer is at a minimum level, good progress, there are, of course , issues that require special attention to the environment, a cultural object of high importance, large, street network, road. i would like to say words of gratitude on behalf of the residents of our city, on behalf of the veterans, especially the siege survivors, you once gave instructions to create an organizing committee to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the fascist blockade of leningrad, and all these instructions were fulfilled, but the most important thing is that... it was drawn up a program of 320 different events that took place not only in the city, not only in the leningrad region, but practically throughout the country, because a large number of leningraders were evacuated to a number of early regions of the highest soviet republics, but the most impor

allow me from the big cities, the city of krasnoyarsk, vladislav loginov, the head of the city, for the, to unconditionally support him and support the decisions you just said, for us this is a very important event, as important as today’s conversation. today's conversation is important not only for those who are in... in this hall, and for all municipalities, because we are in contact, we are in interaction, through the association we always communicate together and decide, another important event that happened, we became part of the state council of the russian federation, this is me and the head of the city of murmansk, and here our participation is also unconditional, and we take part in this with our colleagues, share the events that are happening, and what the president’s address is to present.

the migrant surge in democratic run city spurring a blue city backlash. president biden is no stranger to republicans criticizing the border and now democratic mayors are piling on. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. a fraction of what's coming across the border every day. enough to make sanctuary cities sound the alarm, plead for more help, beg for help from the federal government and the white house. the chaos becoming impossible to ignore. even thousands of miles away from the border as the crisis makes its way into big cities. now the mayors from democratic strongholds say the white house has left them to fend for themselves. >> the federal government must take responsibility and lead on this humanitarian crisis. >> cities have reached a point where we are either close to capacity or nearly out of room. >> it will cramp city budgets around the country. $160 million of cost in next year's budget. 10% of our entire city budget. >> dana: denver's democratic mayor mike johnson is here. a

it's crippling our cities.ry blinken: i know you, almost all of you, are living this and feeling this, both as mayors but as mothers, as fathers, as sons, daughters, sisters, brothers. we've seen this impact of this on virtually every community in this couldn'tly. owe all know. this number one killer of american, age 18-49. hillary: number one. did you know that? secretary blinken: fentanyl. not violence, not car accident, not cancer. fentanyl. killer of americans 18-49. we have to be doing something about it across the entire chain that brings fentanyl from one place, its ingredients, right here to the united states. so we actually organized the world on this. this summer, we built a coalition, now more than 140 countries, and organization, to work together to tackle this problem. and one of the reasons that aesr is, we were able to say to them, we've been the canary in the coal mine. we've had the impact of fentanyl and synthetic opioids it's wreaking. now we're seeing it pop up in other places. and to the ex

a symbol of the pride of our city, a symbol of the maturity of our city.es, but this is for shui’s funeral, so that money is still tinkered with in the city, the townspeople feel comfortable. and also a woman holds two branches, symbolizing that mogilev is a green city. this is how christmassy, ​​snowy, magically amazing our trip around mogilev was. we wish merry christmas to all orthodox believers. maria bogatyr was with you and... meetings on new routes. turned out the way many only dream about it: moving to america, her own home, family, children, business, she lived there for 16 years, by american standards she became the embodiment of a self-made woman...

other cities of russia.lysis of the processes that change the country and each of us. the country should get the right to start negotiations on joining the eu. vitaly portnikov and guests of the project: we are bored because there is nothing to fight about. let's make it up. they help to understand the present and predict the future. trump's second presidency was for the world. project for those who care and think politclub every sunday at 20:10 at espresso. 93 separate mechanized brigade kholodny yar is in dire need of aflivi drones to effectively hit the enemy and increase the losses of living and non-living forces of the occupier. for the approaching victory, for which the whole of ukraine is waiting. glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes. every day, every hour, every minute we receive a large amount of information. the most anticipated event of the year, which is actually happening on the front. what are the losses of personnel and equipment on the battlefield. how does it rate? our successes, the intern

other cities 5 people. the settlements have 3 people from 200 households to 1000 households and 5 people from 1000 households and above. with this resolution, less than 2 years later , the people will choose their representatives in the villages and cities, fortunately, there is a place among the people these councils are to a large extent clear from the people's satisfaction. with this election , they are formed as local and regional councils, and the villager and the mayor are elected from them . i have made progress in terms of the facilities in our village. the name of the head of the council is better than an idea. it is best to make a decision. there is a series of times . you can't go and see the mayor . you can't meet with the council. you can discuss it with the council. according to the law of the village and city council, in addition to the election of the villager and the mayor , he even supervises the action and dismisses him. and replacing them is the responsibility of the city council, which

with a fabulous name, in our city, the borodny city will never fade, this opportunity for plasticityamazing feature of our city, not only guseevskaya, but also other glass factories in the vladimir region have discovered the possibilities of industrial tourism. demand for which is steadily increasing by 15% per year. ivanishche is a russian murano, under this slogan they welcome guests in the village, located an hour’s drive from vladimir. the village of masters, excursionists go to see the famous center of traditional artistic crafts, and above all the craft of lacquer miniatures in popie mache, over the past 100 years, marked by victories at the world exhibitions in milan, paris and new york. this is a very... capacious, long process, work on one product takes up to 45 days, all within the framework of long-standing traditions. we are now moving a lot with time, so we also try to have a utilitarian use for our miniatures, such as the same diaries there with painted pens, or some kind of dishes, that is which we are already painting, new year's balls are a great gift. in a word, a l

can give to another city, the city will not give to the state.nd that is why building cooperation with cities in the united states is my task, i would generally like every ukrainian city to have a partner in the united states, and this would be very useful, because we, for example, now have very high-quality cooperation with european cities , there we are helped by vilnius, and brussels, and reykjavik, there are vysborg, freiburg, polish cities, kdansk, wroclaw, but... now, for example, a new initiative, we met the mayor of liverpool, and he, together with the mayor of manchester, andrew, founded a community unbroken cities with us, and we want to involve american cities now, and what kind of initiative, such unbroken cities, what are they looking at, we we are building an ecosystem of humanity unbrowken in lviv, these are operations of the highest level, these are rehabilitation, socialization, production of prostheses. it's housing for the wounded, it's mental health, it's unbroken sport, unbroken art, and when we show it all to our colleagues,

she is 17 years old, she disappeared angelina in the city of kherson. it happened at the end of 2022. unfortunately, the exact date of the girl's disappearance is unknown, so it is possible that she could have been taken to the territory of russia even before the liberation of kherson. of course, this is only an assumption and to be. on maybe both on the territory controlled by ukraine, and, for example, on the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region. so i ask everyone who sees this video to look at the girl's face as carefully as possible. if you know anything about angelina zavadska, don't delay and let me know right away to our hotline with the short number 11630. if you are unable to call, you can always write to us on the website or in the chatbot of the child tracing service. in a telegram. also, i really ask you to repost this video. perhaps one of your friends or acquaintances will recognize angelina and help you find her or learn at least some information about her. do not remain indifferent, and let's try to find angelina zavatska toge

i believe that the details, but i use my city. >> my official city e-mail for all of my official city business. and whenever anyone reaches out to me on my personal email with something that involves city business. i have a habit of automatically forwarding it to my work e-mail so that there's a copy in my email account here at the city. so i think i'm already doing this. i think it is a best practice. we are subject to public records requests all the time. so it's useful to have all that one place. if that's what the wall would do, if it passes in sacramento, that i think it makes sense. and i certainly supported them are already doing >> and i'm just to wrap things up here. any new year's resolutions for you this year, any particular challenges are hoping to tackle in the city of san jose this personal point. i want to try to get a little more sleep this one day, it a little exercise, >> you know, my resolution is is to stay the course on this. back to basics we we need to lead the region forward. we're going to do that by focusing on things like public safety getting people housed

, to this name of the bashkir national hero, we are proud, we love our city, a young city. grew up, ase history of the appearance of the gazprom neftikhim salav plant here is very interesting, all these years, starting from the forty-eighth year, new workshops, installations, plants were built at the plant, by the beginning of the eighties, then... others appeared factories, an oil refinery, a petrochemical production plant, a urea and ammonia plant, which were later combined into a plant mineral fertilizers, a plant for fatty synthetic alcohols appeared, a pilot plant appeared, a mechanical repair plant and other unique production facilities appeared at plant number 18, more than 150 types of products were produced at plant 18, and... more than thirty of them were produced in the former soviet union and even for the first time in the world, the consequences were combined into a chemical plant, but the chemical plant was closed, which was why it was interesting, which means that they received, as it were , fuel for spaceships, heptyl, our sunrises and easts flew on this heptyl. v in th

this city, no, it had to die there, because there were orders that if the population left the city,ld be driven out with machine-gun fire. for what? there must be hunger there. if the civilian population comes out of there, it means that the soldiers will be fed. and this local population must delay their food supply. and the hardest winter was the winter from 1941 to 1942; the largest number of deaths occurred during this period, including because the germans systematically, purposefully tried to bomb food warehouses. although they need say. that in any case, during any of the most difficult occupations, bread was given out daily, a small piece of bread, and sugar was given out every ten days, until december, but in december the hardest time came, when the greatest number of deaths occurred, and just read the description, the person gradually weakened from lack of food, he became indifferent to everything, and then lay down on the bed, never got up from it, and so he died, a huge number of photographs and chronicles of a frozen city, residents take water from the neva, the dead who

welcome, novogrudok, also called novgorod, novogorodok in chronicles, a new city, one of the oldest cities. contrary to the official name, they call their beloved city in their own way, novagorod. take note, they will welcome you like family. the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began, according to the latest data, in the 9th century. reliable chronicle sources, however, remember novogrudok only in thirteenth. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date for the first mention of the city. i am standing on one of the highest inhabited points on the map of belarus, 323 m above sea level, only mount derzhinsk is higher, but, as you know, people don’t live on it, the view is magnificent, novogrudok is in full view, i’m sure this is the most popular panoramic the point of the city, the novogrudok castle, or rather, what remains of it is the brand of the city, accurate data on how in general... the ancient building looked, what was in each there are no towers today, but learned men have no doubt that the walls of the fort were pow

city is behind this quality, a city is behind your purchase until the hour. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, please accompany us with the news section at 11 o'clock. the minister of culture and islamic guidance said: umrah farda should go to saudi arabia from tehran. this is an issue that has arisen between the aviation organization and the group, in fact , the saudi arabian airlines told me this news last night , the head of the hajdad organization is now following up.

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this was huge for the city! we know the city is taking a beat nothing international press and local press. this gave us a chance to show when we are. we other great city we know we are. and we were able to he it off. fair low proud of this opportunity and we did it flulessly. i'm very proud of the way the city pulled this off. there were doubt irs and people who did not think we could pull it off. we did. every sing will one of those ceo's said, wow this is a great city. this is a city this we need to penned more time in and this is a city we need spend more money in. it was a very successful event. from a foreign policy per spektdive the goldenigate declaration the document approved by the apec counsel rows is the document that i believe that the foreign countries will talk about for decades to come. the fact that san francisco was the host of the president biden summit. the thing this provides the foundation for the future of u.s./china relations that always going to pay for the city. we should be proud we wer

this is so or it's a trip you can see the whole city from up here. it's just such a beautiful city. i can a 100 percent. feet wide. yeah. so i can spend days, this whole thing from coffee highs to coffee has to walk you through the street in my or in the architecture perfect. the few people are eager to spend time outside when it's scorching on for freezing calls. but that's exactly when the artist, the christopher, lemme is in his element. he paints outside and says the harsh of the environment, the more powerful the art. take a look. no matter how hot the stone blows. how remote the place is. oh how hot the sun beats down in arches, christopher name for it, always pains in the open air and they will mend voice. all right and can for all the times when i come work on site or the happiest ones for me, i do this panel. i'm not real experienced, this kind of ram. in reality i, that's nice to feel the temperature and the light on my skin is a life of odds and is your the sounds of the city and the surroundings are vital, important to my work, say these things in line because one of his

she'll be at an event in the city today. she'll head to southern california later tonight and then return to the bay area tomorrow for another fundraiser in sonoma county. meanwhile president biden is clearly watching the republican race after donald trump's victory in iowa. biden shared a message for the candidates. you know, it's kind of funny. >> all these republican candidates in the primary trying to beat donald trump. i'm still the only person to ever beat donald trump, and i'm looking forward to it again for the good of this country, republicans are now setting their sights on new hampshire with a primary in less than a week away. >> the republican debate that was planned ahead of the new hampshire primary has been canceled because of a lack of participation. the decision came after donald trump declined the offer to join the debate. former un ambassador nikki haley declined to go unless trump joined, and that left only florida governor ron desantis confirmed. here's abc news reporter lionel moise with the latest. tha

to kansas city.iscovering this phenomenal neighbor, charlie white who lived to be 109 years old. so welcome to madison, david. >> it is wonderful to be here, thank you. thanks, david thank you for bringing me here. i have known david for as he says over 30 years but it's the first time he has invited me too madison. [laughter] before we do anything else if there was anybody here who is not at the last session, read this book. by and read this beautiful book through the groves by the genius journalist announced memoirs. i actually listen to it. so people have been passing me as i have been walking places with my earbuds in bursting into random laughter. assuming i've gone entirely crazy. and also today in the "washington post" one of the greatest double bylines in newspaper history david maraniss and sallyly jenkins read that piece. it is awesome. it's a great time to be a reader. >> thank you david. i thought we could start, since there is this popular book out now called outlive about how to live fo

the future of the city of st. petersburg. the fuhrer decided to wipe the city of st.est populated area is of no interest. finland also declared its disinterest in the existence of this city, directly next to its new borders. it is planned to surround the city with a tight ring by shelling from artillery of all calibers and continuous bombing from the air will level it to the ground. 5 months before the war, ivan zubkov was appointed head of the construction of the leningrad metro. everyone who managed to work with him spoke of him as an engineer from god. ivan zubkov was born in the city of esentuki on july 26, 1904. his family descended from the don cossacks. ivan's father and grandfather were engineers. but after it closed, he decided to follow in his father’s footsteps. in 1930 he graduated from the kharkov polytechnic institute, in 1933 he came to moscow to take part in the construction of the capital metro. here for the first time his outstanding organizational skills and creative approach to any task were revealed. in just a year , twenty-nine-year-old zubkov we

he works for the city. well, yes, he does work for the city. and in fact, again, it makes him the perfect candidate for this position. one, because we don't really want to know the controller. we just want information and we want strong leadership. and greg has been a strong leader. he has worked for two previous mayors, mayor ed lee and mayor gavin newsom, dealing with sometimes very challenging budget circumstances. unlike the circumstances that we have. fortunately been able to enjoy for a few years as well. now we have some very challenging circumstance races ahead. and greg understands what that means . and even though he worked for two previous mayors, he's already said that i was his favorite. and right then and there i said, okay, let me let me figure out who this guy is. but fortunately for me, i got to know greg when we were when i first became mayor, i knew who he was. i knew what he did with the budget team. i understood his history around budgeting and work in san francisco. but when i was going through a transition with the depart

home musician city.the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, hello, dear viewers , at 20:30 , i am at your service with some news from the medical department. the director of foreign citizens and immigrants of alborz governorate said that foreign citizens who have a census card of the recalculation of the residents of this province can according to siros deh khanshiri, according to siros deh khanshiri, according to this plan , every head of the atbaa household needs to receive a bank deposit.

this is so or as a trend, you can see the whole city from up here. it's just such a beautiful city. i can a 100 percent. see why they're not as soon as i can spend days. this whole thing from coffee has to coffee has walking through the street and my are in the architecture perfect. the few people are cedar. just spend time outside when it's scorching hot or freezing cold, but that's exactly when the artist, the christopher. lemme is in his element. he paints outside and says the harsh or the environment, the more powerful the heart. take a look. no matter how hot the storm blows, how remote the place is off. oh, how hot the sun beats down. then onto christopher name for it. always pains in the open air and they will mend voice. all right? and then for all the times when i come work on site or the happiest ones for me, i do this panel. i'm out of experience, this kind of ram. in reality i, that's nice to feel the temperature and the light on my skin is a life of odds and ends. you're the sounds of the city and the surroundings are vital. important to my work said these things in min

first starting with the city fiscal outlook as you have read in the paper, the city projects general fund deficit over the next 2 fiscal years of all most $800 million. very significant. one of the most significant deficits we have seen in the last decade. the key drivers continue to be city revenues are continuing to decline with no or slow growth in our major tax revenues and sluggish local economic recovery heightened interest rates have dampened business investments real estate transactions and made borrowing cost higher and city sees a level of property tax assessment appeals and other tax refund request tripled from prior year. high office vacancies also negatively impacted things like business tax revenues and we rely heavily on our hospitality sector and that has been slow to rebound since the covid-19 pandemic. on the expenditure side there is increase in healthcare cost for city workers up 9 percent. the city used one time funding sources to balance the budget and those will be exhausted over the next few fiscal years leading to a structural deficit. ologist on the expendit

but at that very moment the city became an all-union construction site.restore the uzbek capital. country, all the soviet peoples extended a helping hand to tashkent, they promised to urgently build a million square meters of housing in the city, this was all done from the heart, very sincerely, because they just wanted to help, so that this disaster, well, to forget, would build a new city. farukh zakirov, in sixty-six, his legendary yala was not yet in the project, he traveled all over with the soloists of the agidbrigade. komsomol construction projects in tashkent sang for those who came to create a new city. we traveled and gave concerts. and we saw how they perceive it, they listen, it’s not a case where they are simply doing their duty. no, this is all very human from the heart. the city, built anew, in just 4 years became the asian showcase of the country, truly oriental. on this, 10 years after the tragedy, the city received what seemed impossible in such seismic zone gift, metro. just as the entire country revived the capital of uzbekistan after

oksana pogomiy, deputy of the kherson city council, mrs.glad to see you, good morning, good morning, well, traditionally, i ask how kherson slept or did not sleep, whether the russians were allowed to sleep, today i am in mykolaiv, but kherson was monitored, as our girls-boys say, the night was moonlit and quiet, today, thank god, and how in mykolaiv, then i'll ask right away, it's generally quiet in mykolaiv, porivska. ms. oksano, regarding kherson, i am asking from kherson news, the government has extended payments until spring. for immigrants, this happened in particular after criticism, which came from, i don't know, from politicians, and from many people, in our including the channel, but it was extended until march 1, shmygal wrote about it in the telegram channel, he probably did not find better platforms for himself to report news, and this will only be distributed to certain groups of people, that is, pensioners, people with disabilities, children orphans, that is, the number of people who receive ... forced migrants social payment

the city reported 5 homicides in 2022, he attributes the strength of the community and the city's investment in public safety as to what helped get the numbers down. not only install cameras in our parks increase our rain for officers. we also you collaborate with the church's. we have a lot of churches in east palo alto. >> that do amazing civic work. while lopez is excited about this milestone, he says there's still work to be done. housing education parks. but i also think it's so important that not only east policy but the viewers of the bay. look at us as an example. >> of some hope. >> moving towards a new year. i'm sarah stinson reporting in east palo alto kron. 4 news. >> bart has restored service from oakland's rockridge station to walnut creek after 2 of its cars derailed around rush hour monday morning. 9 people were injured and taken to the hospital. the derailment happened near or end and shut down trains for the rest of the day. trains were back to regular service today following overnight repairs and safety inspections. bart is investigating whether the incident was caused by

the city reported 5 homicides in 2022, he attributes the strength of the community and the city's investment in public safety as to what helped get the numbers down. not only install cameras in our parks know year and increase our rain for officers. we also you collaborate with the church's. we have a lot of churches in east palo alto. >> that do amazing civic work. while lopez is excited about this milestone, he says there's still work to be done. housing education parks. but i also think it's so important that not only ease politic but the viewers of the bay. look at us as an example. >> of some hope. >> moving towards the new year. i'm sarah stinson reporting in east palo alto kron. 4 news. >> well, we are learning the driver of a bus that crashed into a wall on the santa cruz campus last month died from his injuries. the driver's union confirmed the dance. stevenson died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the campus is main entrance on coolidge drivers about 11, 30 officials say that stevenson was one of 2 people taken to the hospital with critical injur

is was working to our county clerk diane ray office but ran into the city administrator and city county enter ourselves and say city administrator carmen chui, asked when i was going and had not met diane and said let me walk you and call to make sure. carmen chui also sends her best. and to give an official welcome to city hall, we will have paul miyamoto and paul henderson. first up, sheriff paul miyamoto. [applause] >> thank you president soo. good morning everyone. if we could have a turn-out like this at our board meetings, i will be very happy if that is what you accomplish, terry. want to acknowledge everybody presence. thank you for all being here. it is important to continue that sort of engagement and our office actually very much looks forward working hand in hand with our new inspector general. one thing very important to understand, this supports our shared goals, our shared vision. t nojust with the sheriff office and oversight bored and your mission as the inspector general, but with the community at large. transparency, accountability, continuous improvement, those are t

to great opportunity to serve the city.ve director of the office of small business. >> small business contributes to san francisco's economy. they provide the bulk of employment in the city and employing a million people in san francisco. and roughly 90% of the businesses are defined as small businesses. so, they contribute to the economy but also just the quality of life. small businesses are more then and there a place of transaction it is a community center. a play where people gather. know each other and form memories about the city. >> at the office of mall business i run a team this helps report all mall businesses in san francisco whether they are looking to stfrt a new business or expand or perhaps they are feeling with issues. our office is here as a point of information for anyone with a business that has 100 or nower employees. >> i was growing up i had many ideas of when i wanted to do. i wanted to being an olympic swimmer. and i wanted to men be an architect, you name it i had many ideas for what i wanted do wh

the city of jaffa, palestine, is an old city on the shore of the sea. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews enter palestine from this port. economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. they buy land through intermediaries. the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo and finally in 1905 from among all the options palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor workers, and of course it is a problem. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them in congress. world zionism is present in the hague. the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa . they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed h

and county of the city and county of the city and county of the city and county of maintenance programnt of$291,098 which provide funding to help young adults secure and maintain housing. (human services agency). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted (gavel) located at 2700-45th located at 2700-45th affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. project no. prj2022-003411-(1) project no. prj2022-003411-(1). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted (gavel) madam clerk read items thirty lee]motion appointing stephen wasserman and richard lee, term ending september 7, 2026,to the assessment appeals board no. 1. (rules (rules miller]motion appointing elizabeth miller, term expiring september 1, 2025, to the assessment appeals board no. 2. (rules committee) >> same house, same call. the motions are approved. >> madam clerk go to committee reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and three 7 together. >> 36. committee reports: [mills act historical property contract - 2209 webster street]resoluti

it's a cross over able quad city g. well, that would usually use new diesel ross cars with they're still not sure it's difficult and using the one the ceiling. yeah. this out, the would you call it out there just to sort of beautiful would be good. what's up and what is it called the door to sort of beautiful wood than that i see the picture. this is showing if flips can officially the transport line was cooled, military load number one, o one. the ice crossing was only the which began in the besieged city, the 10 most in de, there's no a steel and the monument to the traffic controller. so there's come into the machine that they use the of good because it's just the data run the unless the pro but sometimes because a lot of the bills have to stand on judy for l as in minus 30 degree frost. they didn't just point the vehicles in the right direction, but it was a monitor the ice into effect of the road became a salvation for the besieged city residents. once opened food began to flow into the city, and by late december 1

and city employees.o we understand there will be an inflow. we already have 35,000 migrants arrive and helped them integrate into the country here. we don't want people arriving at 2:00 in the morning at a city and county building and women and children outside with no support. >> mike johnson of denver. >> dana: mayor johnson of chicago has a similar perspective. they don't want to blame the white house. >> they're all on the same sheet of music. it's an election year. all of them came out strongly in favor of sanctuary cities. one of the first big tweets after winning the mayor contest in new york, adams came out we'll protect immigrants and we're a sanctuary city. blaming abbott for getting what they asked for and want is like a junkie blaming the syringe. they said they wanted this, we want immigrants to come to the city. what did they think, that sanctuary status would come without people seeking sanctuary? that's part of the deal, guys. i think this is very clearly a political conundrum for the lef

sweep the dream home music city. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the representatives are examining the expenditure part of the next year's budget bill. representatives approved spending on crisis management and taxes. i am having a conversation with the reporter of the sed and sima news agency in the islamic council, mrs. ali khani. hello, please tell me the details of today's parliamentarians. in the name of allah. hello, i would like to serve you and the viewers of the news channel, the public meeting of the islamic council is still being held. the representatives are checking the details of the next year's budget bill. there are taxes. in the last meetings in the tax department, in the area of ​​revenues , the representatives approved that, for example, the government has the permission to collect taxes from luxury houses and luxury cars. to tell us about the details of the approvals , mr. zare, please tell us about the details of the budget bill 143 and where these taxes are supposed t

of the city is declared a minute of silence.lockade of leningrad will forever remain evidence of the monstrous essence of nazism, these are also the words of the president: the crime of the nazis, committed not at all on the battlefields, has no statute of limitations. their actions towards the multinational soviet people are fully consistent with what is recognized in worldwide definition of genocide. and we will ensure that the assessment of such crimes is unshakable in the system of international law. the aggression with which. the course is the very results of the second world war: to glorify the murderers and slander the heroes. they blatantly lie, in impotent anger they demolish monuments to those who liberated the planet from nazism, and thereby refuse, renounce their own ancestors. the theme of the liberation of leningrad became central at the russia forum exhibition at bdnkh. all historical information about the blockade, the road of life, and exploits. leningraders and their liberators were told at special lectures; a

she was the first one to say we're going to fight city hall. friends together and they started from a group called the save the cable car community, 1947 and managed to get it on the ballot. are we going to keep the cable cars or not? head turned nationwide and worldwide and city hall was completely unprepared for the amount of backlash they got. this is just a bunch -- the city came out and said basically, 3-1, if i'm not mistaken, we want our cars and phil and her group managed to save what we have. and literately if it wasn't for them, there would be no cable cars. people saw something back then that we see today that you can't get rid of a beautiful and it wasn't a historical monument at the time and now it is, and it was part of san francisco. yeah, we had freight back then. we don't have that anymore. this is the number one tourist attraction in san francisco. it's historic and the only national moving monument in the world. >> the city of san francisco did keep the cable car so it's a fascinating feel of having something that is so histo

in the city today. but san jose, nice and warm for this time of the year, coming in at 76, 72, in fremont, 70, in napa, 69, in oakland, 72. the high in santa rosa. but then things begin to change for the weather. looking at our rain chances, they really ramp up here on wednesday, continuing into the day on thursday, and that's when we'll likely see rain heavy at times, along with some gusty winds. so we do bring in the storm impact scale mid week here for wednesday. it is a level two right now. we may have to increase that as we get new guidance in today, but rain will be heavy at times. we'll likely see some pockets of flooding and some gusty winds with some trees down. reggie will go hour by hour in future weather. show you the storm coming up in about eight minutes. >> thank you. drew a decades old mystery could soon be solved. coming up, the possible new evidence in the disappearance of amelia earhart. >> plus new action to stop the spread of fake, explicit images of taylor swift. the change you may

you don't have to be doing business with the city or holding a contract with the city. but if you could explain, if you are a local business enterprise and ll.b. or if you're even you hold a lease with the city. so for example, maybe you are in a sfmta parking lot and you operate a business out of there. what are the benefits or what is the um, i think it was in the underwriting process that you could explain how they get through that. um, as a result, sure, sure, sure. thank you. so, so sf lens, by and large, all of the elements of it are open to any small business across san francisco. all of these products are publicly available and off the market. products all of the technical assistance is available to anyone for free as well. and so it's not limited to the local business enterprise certified community or contracted entities. the one piece that director tang is referencing that is particularly for those folks is during the underwriting process for these loans we've shared with these banks that they can reach out to us in the city to verify the ll.b. certification s

in general, most likely there are objects in the infrastructure of the city, because in the city itselfrything is in order, but somewhere. areas have electricity connected, and fairly powerful explosions that were heard by local people both in the central part of the city and in the sleeping areas of the city in general, that is, we cannot tell visually yet, we in general, while the friendly alarm continues, and according to the information of the regional military according to the administration and the military , there are still no specifics, then it will be after the alarm is lifted, so as not to help the enemy in general to adjust their actions, the air alert is just now ongoing, we understand that there is... russian air and cruise missiles , nevertheless , zaporizhzhia was one of the first to receive these blows, can we omit that it is about hypersonic dagger missiles, like? very difficult question, according to preliminary information, again according to very preliminary information, it is a combined, combined strike, as by forces s-400s, which were launched from the temporarily

the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to have fun in the city, recreation. >> this is an amazing park. we have not revitalized it without public and private investment. the critical piece of the process of this renovation was that it was all about the community. we reached out to everyone in this community. we love this park dearly and they all had thoughts and ideas and they wanted to bring their own creativity and their personality to bear on the design. what you see is what the community wanted. these ideas all came from the residents of this community. as a result, there is a sense of ownership, pride and responsibility that goes along with what is going to be an exciting park. 2024.) >> >> welcome to the san francisco city and county board of supervisor

separately, the regime's air strike hit a residential building in the central city, gaza city of der albala, killing at least 11 people, including several kids. the palestinian health ministry in gaza says the total death though. has reached 26,900 since the war began early october. most of those killed are women and children. nearly 66 thousand palestinians have been injured as well. and the situation in gaza's hospitals are getting worse day by day as israel regime keeps pounding the territory. a few functioning hospitals are now facing shortages of equipment, medicines and staff. doctors say that they are struggling to... we are now working an environment that has become ineffective environment for health work, an environment that allows the spread of infection among patients, as we see, there is acute shortage of equipment, medicines and medical person. medical complex sent you to the siege imposed on us, there's a huge shortage in many things, medical tools, gas which may use more than once. we also have a shortage of medical sterilization trays and we use the same tray for more

the janine refugee camp and the city is self. it's been, it's smith is a nebulous with more on this to the well doesn't raise across the occupied westbank overnight to the most serious of those in the town of as on just the visa calculated in the north of the west bank and that full palestinians were killed in violent confrontations with is rarely security forces. and these waves have kept the bodies of those for that's not unusual. they've kept the bodies of 46 palestinians who been killed in similar circumstances since october the 7th. and also overnight 7 palestinian has died in these riley prison 23 year old abdul rahman by ash was serving a 35 month sentence, 7 prisoners it since october. the 7th. it's a high number on comes against the background where israel's parliament as legislated huffman, the conditions for palestinian prisoners, while the national security minister. is it mobbing? give a mind with convictions for an assignment to racism, a membership of a terrier group of mine who is taking particular interest in tel

but they're hopeful all their cities will follow suit.eless think there must be a better way. >> it's more than one way to help a person, but until you understand what that person's needs are and what you know, then you can help them better. but don't make something a crime that's not a crime. the supervisors vote was unanimous in favor of the new ordinance. >> however, it will get one more reading before it's officially passed and they plan to check back at six months and again at 12 months to see how the new policy is working in san mateo county. and ruben ktvu, fox two news, the annual task of trying to determine how many people are experiencing homelessness in contra costa county got underway today. >> about 200 volunteers were out early this morning trying to get an accurate count of the unhoused population. the data will be used to help secure federal and state funding for housing and programs, aims to help people get back on their feet. >> it's cold, it's rainy. uh, and people live in this day in and day out. and it is critical on

, cities of more than 50 thousand people to 200 thousand people, population of 7 people, other cities, 5 people the settlements have 3 people from 200 khans to 1000 households and 5 people from 1000 households and above . with this decree, less than two years later, the people will elect their representatives in villages and cities . with these elections , local and regional councils have been formed, and the villager and the mayor are elected from among them. i have made progress in terms of facilities, we have the health network, asphalt roads, the name of sarshe shurah. time you can't go see him, you can't meet him see, you can discuss with the council. according to the law of the village and city councils, in addition to electing the mayor and mayor , the city council is also responsible for monitoring the performance and replacing them . the city council is aware of the people's problems. it was paved and the facilities came, the bank came , the telecommunications came, the work became much easier, especially people came together from time to time. getting more familiar with admi