affairs of the republic of belarus, the faculty of police, operational-growth activities, worked inieutenant, serves in the internal affairs bodies, and the son chose a profession, or you somehow pushed him, i think i pushed him, but... i pushed him unintentionally, probably with my service, my service in the internal affairs bodies, literally 2 years before graduation , he and i had a conversation about where he i would like to go to study, i offered him many alternatives related to entering certain universities in our country, but he told me, he says: dad, i want to enter the academy of the ministry of internal affairs, so i prepared purposefully, which i realized. do you consider yourself a good father? i consider myself a good father, can you call one of your children right now and say i love you? i can call the children, i can call and tell not only the children that i love them very much, please bring the phone to the studio so that everything can be honest with us, girls, okay, i’m calling my wife. hello, yasya, hello, hello, how are you, everything is fine, i love you, me to

rozovsk, but in principle the faculty of public security is also in principle in preference, the fatherin the police, mgi, but no one forced me into the plan. someone had to wake up early to write an application for training, because guys come from all over the country. for the second year in a row, the admissions campaign for future belarusian law enforcement officers is taking place in the format of an interuniversity admissions committee. this means that guys come to the capital who want to enter both the academy of the ministry of internal affairs and the mogilev institute of the ministry of internal affairs. all. in fact, no, all specialties are equally important, despite the fact that the average score for admission increases every year, competition is also growing, and it should be noted that it comes here consciously, i think it’s in the interests of the gi to do so, i’m just hooked, i don’t know, further, well, for example, from the recent situation in st. petersburg we were, the traffic lights are not working, the intersections are standing still, so in that moment , a traffic

eventually, the faculty held a vote of no confidence in the school leadership. jackson will continue there in another capacity. well, turning to a live look over at alcatraz, a foggy start to the morning. but this is just locked in with a contract for a major makeover. the national park service is actually bringing in a familiar contractor, and this is a tutor, panini, which is wrapping up the new muni central subway. alcatraz renovations will cost nearly $50 million. it includes refurbishing the main prison building and improving infrastructure, also removing hazardous materials and repairing worn down concrete. two weeks from today, the world will celebrate the thrill of victory. that's when the opening ceremonies will take place in paris for the summer olympic games. and at this point, the athletes are locked in literally and figuratively. the teams are now set following some exciting trials, and team usa athletes are now in preparation mode, fine tuning their training for first time olympians. it'll be 0 to 60 in no time. for those lucky enough to make it ba

just like that, the publication of the geological faculty of moscow state university became known inok the painting out and hid it at home. the best police officers from the western district of moscow were brought in to solve the crime. the suspect was detained, the criminal case will soon be sent to court, and the painting was handed over to the rector of the university, viktor sadovnitsam. residents of the dmitrovsky district of moscow are complaining about a dangerous ramp on the way from mitro-yakhromskaya to the residential complex. set up as temporary. it seems to have become permanent, and at the same time... it quickly wears out, pedestrians risk getting injured or breaking their shoes. meanwhile, the developer cannot yet begin renovations, artyom kuznetsov found out why. every day , hundreds of people walk from the yakhramskoye metro station towards the summer garden residential complex and back along this passage, although these few meters along the ramp are a challenge for many. so i ’m walking around now and i’m afraid, i’m holding on, that i’m going to fall, i’m 70 years

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students and faculty members who walk across east cotati.ng you would think, in the name of hugo ramirez, that something would be done, the man who police say pushed a 74 year old woman to her death at a bart station, has now been charged with murder. >> trevor belmont, who is homeless, allegedly pushed the woman into an oncoming train as it approached the powell street station. she later died at a hospital. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins accuses the suspect of intentionally killing the woman while lying in wait. an arraignment is scheduled for friday. the victim has been identified as corazon dandan from daly city. the mayor of daly city released a statement expressing the city's condolences, saying, i can only imagine the tremendous pain and suffering family and friends are experiencing after such a loss. i know there are no words that can bring them comfort during this difficult time. my thoughts and prayers are with them all. >> oakland police are cautioning the community tonight to stay vigilant. this after robbers prete

ebrahim motaghi, an expert and analyst of political issues and a member of the academic faculty of the university. i say goodbye to you and thank you for your presence. who appeared in our gathering tonight by phone and as always and every night, i am grateful for your good company. good night and god bless you. the eternal name of the country in the morning, the hope of the country, let it be heard in the sky like an eternal seal, and my words burn like your song , i am all my soul, my country , my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country, my country. every the color and language of all with the same name shows the difference of every color and language, all of them are happy and violent to the women of zalamat , young iran, to the origins of iran. i personally knew it was my duty to participate in this election, since this election will decide the future of the country, for me, who is a student and studying in russia , it is my duty. i was able to take part in the presidential election

political issues and members of the academic faculty of the university , i say goodbye to you and thank for your presence. thank you to fatemeh sharifah, a reporter of sada vasima news agency, who came to our meeting tonight by phone. as always , i am grateful for your good company. good night and god bless you. traditional religious rites in the month of muharram for several years , it has been held in hosseiniyeh of barbaric martyrs in qaim shahr neighborhood for mohammad hossein janam hossein jan. they are giving to pay for the mourning of mr. aba abdullah al-hussein

the postmodern progressives do not want police departments investigating allegations of sexual assault. they want deans and they want faculty committees. and they want to eliminate classical due process protections. by the way, they want to do this based on an ideology. what is that ideology? the ideology set forth in the writings of andrea dworkin and cathleen mckinnon in the 1980's. these authors are no longer read . they don't have to be, because their ideas have been internalized in university administration. the ideology that was internalized and now governs much of the administration of these grievance procedures is that we live in a male supremacist society. women cannot give meaningful consent to sex. that includes wives, by the way, and therefore, any allegation of sexual assault, if it is agreed that there was some kind of sexual encounter is prima facie rape. and that needs to be adjudicated by the administration. this is what i mean. it's not at all a repudiation of the administrative state. it is a hijacking of the administrative state on behalf of a radical ideology. ben:

the district police officer with the witnesses is already upstairs, as you asked. code, hash 1180. it out. yeah, boss. won’t calm down, what are you talking about, our dismissal? no, they’re just waiting for us to relax and screw up, there’s no need to give a reason, that’s for sure, you understand, kirill, i’m not essentially a bloodthirsty person, and these guys are apparently not bad, igor, you understand that this almost the best opera in the city, perhaps, impossible, for sure, okay, okay, there is life, i am a team man, kirill, and you , too, by the way, have spoken about this many times, in the end, your return to this city and your last title is not only your merit, but the merit of our entire team. i remember this, i remember it very well, i am grateful to you and merzlyakin for this, but you understand, this is also impossible. in moscow, you know, guys from the homicide department are waiting to be transferred here, they are also members of our team. and it is important for us to keep them in the ranks of the ministry of internal affairs. you either don't understand me w

students and faculty members who walk across east cotati.ame of hugo ramirez that something would be done. >> our time now. 537 the man who police say pushed a 74 year old woman to her death at a bart station in san francisco, has been charged with murder. trevor belmont allegedly pushed the woman in front of an oncoming train as it approached the powell street bart station. she died later at a hospital. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins accused the suspect of intentionally killing her while lying in wait. a court arraignment is set for friday. now, the victims, identified as corazon dandan of daly city. the mayor of daly city released a statement showing the city's condolences, saying i can only imagine the tremendous pain and suffering the family and friends are experiencing after such a loss. i know there are no words that can bring them comfort during this difficult time. my thoughts and prayers are with them all. >> 538 your time this morning, oakland police are warning people to look out for robbers impersonating police of

we see increase of militarization. hundred million dollars going towards the police budget. public safety isn't in the hands of the police but hands of community who provide support for affordable housing [indiscernible] cuts to essential services put more people in the streets and increase budget police violently effect san francisco most vulnerable population. student rise up against [indiscernible] >> thank you speaker. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. my name is claire, resident of district 11 and member of gabriela excelsior. a grassroots organization that fight for welfare andrectomy of women and children. members of the organization volunteered with the filipino community center and met working women who provide for families in the united states and back home. they are often working multiple jobs and told us about the many issues they experience at work such as wage theft. not getting proper breaks and harassment. provide needed services to support migrant workers and their fight for their rights and livelihood. f the working class in san

so we have to police the boundaries of what kinds of harm our cognitive symbol and equally importantly is the degree of connection between the speech and the harm. and that's another that i think was best captured again by holmes brandeis in dissent slash concurrence, what's often called the emergency principle that the speech has to either directly cause or imminently threaten the specific harm it can't just have an attentive spec it attenuated speculative of loose indirect connection now that's right and of course that was ultimately captured in brandenburg requiring that imminent outbreak of violence and criminal. and that was the it was a high point for the court where they had a great distance from cases like schenck debs but what the book talks about is is trying to find a way to bring the country back to roots, to its origins and we can do that by drawing this line focus on conduct rather than speech and example give is that there was a group of anarchy es that were arrested in new york and pittsburgh and other cities because they were anarchists, because they opposed the war, b