water the boilers and furnaces. 805 and the big city. time to fire up the big city. must live on clean water and clean air. so the air to becomes the responsibility of the big city. every day the skies are watched the air is checked from this breathing machine. the city sees what is the air, what the people breathe breathe. today the air is safe and clean. 15 years ago it looked like this. our lungs looked like this. now, at 815 in the morning, we can see the sunlight. and the traffic light. 818 in the morning. time for a change change. with faces washed, dishes cleaned and breathing the morning air. the citizen of the big city is now ready to face the world and traffic. in 130,000 signs and signals 25,000 new signs a year. 6000 new bulbs and. 1500 miles of streets and alleys to be maintained maintained. and nearly 3 million miles of painted lines. 23,000 gallons of paint a year. 8:45 a.m. since 6:00, 135,000 cars and busses are moved, a million people into the heart of the big city city. 850 the car is parked a journey by land has ended. 855 time for the city to take

inside the city, the station is outside the city with 20 km outside the city, it means everything, whatever have, you can put it, what we are doing is 2 thousand billion tomans , the price is 2 thousand billion tomans, how much will it cost, how much will it cost , the price of this 20 km, and the municipality will pay attention the second top where there is a ten line of three excavation will start next week, the new line 6 and 7, and in fact, four of the ones that are girls, but because he finds them, the additions will start, and this year's line , the memorandum of understanding has now been signed, my circumcision will begin , thanks to the grace of god, line 8 and 7 will start on the 11th of the new year. the great revolution in the subway. the second point is the wagon wagon, when there is a need for a major reconstruction , which, by god's grace, when we came to the report of the official national game inspection agency, there are many warehouses of definitely needed items for the subway and subway wagons, such as wheels. the warehouse was empty , but today we are talking about 240

there are certainly a lot of beautiful women in the city. city where you want to fall in love and do some spontaneous things. i want to be younger , more energetic, more active, a city that somehow stimulates itself correctly, i want to live, moscow is a city where i want to live , i’ll say this. struggle for a person struggle for human capital, but for us it’s not even some know pragmatic economic things, without a soul you can’t make love to the place that you are attached to it patriotism, then people invest in this city link their fate with it. there was no influx of people, first of all , highly educated talented people, first of all, and secondly, there would be no plasterers who come, for example, due to tourism. we pay off. there were no such projects for almost two years. so many citizens themselves, who begin to walk around the city to walk, cafe restaurants to communicate with each other, a different situation. it is clear that a beautiful comfortable city attracts people. exactly this. main, it is most important. order a free car

it was the best educational institution in the city for 12-13 years of study. was possible to receive not only secular, but also spiritual education. among the famous graduates of the collegium about the publicist and teacher anastas ludwig kirsnitsky, as well as the historian and poet adam narushevich and the rector of warsaw university karol wyrwywicz heard. by the way, the jesuits were the first to abandon the whip, that is, corporal punishment, and they used it as a gingerbread awards and distinctions it is also curious that in the academic year of the collegium there were only 190 days and classes on the envy of today's scales lasted no more than 2 hours in a row. today, within the walls of the former colleague of the mind, there is a children's choreographic school and a museum of the belarusian woodland. and here is its first exhibit, a tractor-monument, when the front line was approaching the city in 1941, the workers would squeeze the town. well, after the liberation of the bssr, the tractor was reassembled and given a personal name, captain museum exhi

applaud yourself, this is one of the greatest cities in the world. and we're here to celebrate this. [applause] our local leadership here is second to none. through various levels of diversity and positive attributes, you can see the future is going to be very bright and currently, i'm standing here today to segway to introduce, our leader of this city currently today who is focused on business, social, and the future of this city as we stand and as we look forward it is very bright. our mayor, london breed, is a testament to the future of the city and the current aspects of where the growth of the city is. please welcome our mayor, because she is going to continue to make massive differences for us. mayor breed! [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, everybody! welcome to san francisco!, we're so happy to see each and everyone one of you here at the ferry building celebrating 125 years! let's give it up for the official band of san francisco, the lesbian gay freedom band. [applause] don't you just love this city? before there was the bay bridge, b

of baranovichi, not only the paths to different cities of our country, but once the story began the ty itself is still young in its history, it reports from 1871 from the moment the railway was built on these lands, smolensk brest-litovsk, later extended to moscow, but bungrad construction happened. a little later, when another branch from vilna to rivne passed through the city , it once appeared on the site of the modern central station. the first stopping point, around which baranovichi later began to grow , the point itself has not been preserved, like the two former station buildings destroyed in two world wars but within the city there are buildings that remember the time when there were endless here. the fields of the razvodovskiy landowners were not yet in baranovichi, but in the place of the razvodovskiys, there was a city estate of the razvodovskiys , the buildings have survived to this day. although their purpose, of course, changed very quickly and turned from less rural to urban. and what to complain, but the developed transport links, right next to the house. as many as

the outline of the city of los angeles eight of the largest cities in the nation sitting with room topare in between. and survey teams which were literally went down every street of the city to identify historic resources. it's a great deal of research had been done you think historic content, community engagement for six -- nine months before were out in the field to capture the collective knowledge in crowd source information in every community about places that local places that might be not be obvious architecturally. all of that got loaded into tablets and pcs as you can see here with the set of drop-down menus so that survey could be completed for the first time ever is an all digital survey out in the field with photos link to that. this information is now all available on our comprehensive inventory website at historic places l.a..org. the home screen is showing here with a photo as well on our website. this is meant to really guide the planning of the city. we can only plan the future of our cities, plan for greater density what communities are going to be preserved if we kno

suing the city. the group behind a 50 story proposed condo in the sunset district filed a lawsuit in san francisco superior court claiming the city misinterpreted and violated a state law meant to incentivize affordable housing. in april, san francisco city planners determined the project violates standards for building height and bulk. san francisco's planning director tells the chronicle he believes the developers have misinterpreted the law. there's a new push for san francisco to reorganize to give more power to the city's mayor. now a report from the group together sf and the rose institute at claremont mckenna college says the city is bogged down by the number of commissions and boards within the city government. it goes on to say giving the mayor more power could help speed up the approval of some projects. critics say the mayor already has plenty of power in san francisco and does not need more . a new housing development for santa clara and san mateo county educators is underway. local offici

now they are concentrating a little to the north of the city. se from the south there is more of a plain and the boys are there. well, it’s really there a few days ago, it’s normal , they piled on them there, then they are there, as the military say , they can’t assemble anything there. so everything will be fine, the situation is difficult to control every day with commanders on connection eh really the guys are tired, but they are tired, you know, physically, not morally, they will hold up perfectly, they are pointing russian e-e projectiles in avdiivka, i just think they live in avdiivka and they also used that store or they are leaving avdiivka, but the store is useful, well, it is in place there are not many of them locally, unfortunately, they are still there, the special services work , and sometimes not so often, after all , they take someone there, and i don’t know during this period of the large-scale war, if i’m not mistaken four men were detained precisely on ours the direction they were pointing and it was the local people and even w

only at the city slaughterhouse under the veterinarian's row, a divorce in the city appeared, a new troyed industrial district and a pedestrian meteorological station which was overlooking the new water near the station, minsk at that hour of sleep, tired of a violent cast-iron knot, violence would have grown by leaps and bounds and already reached 90,000. great. the new damasi appeared one by one, the caps were put on the architectural service. i ksyushila not only looked after the layout of the city, the stacked alley without her not allowing anything to be done, but on the houses there were signs with names in the streets, by their very names, they had already introduced poison into the streets before. slices of the nameless. name is 19. i would like to remember that our city of kirov is not doing well. now living force. the energy and spirit of the kind of creativity of the cops disappeared, but was immediately laid down by the press. there were jokes about opening all the horses from the tram, the race was good for everyone, the drivers were praising, those rannisniks that helpe

when did the german plane fly from here to the city? omb hit here, i had to crawl out under the rubble of the house already in black powder smoke, that was not a very pleasant thing. the house where yevgeny ilyich lived with his mother and the younger brother was destroyed by a bomb next to it fell into fragments scattered i remember that all the furniture was cut into pieces the set was so small, there were fragments of the seat beaten legs are mixed. well, the boardwalk house was on the second floor; everything was pierced with scops. it's good that we survived, because we were lying on the floor. family pere in the house next door, but there was no glass. all the fragments were the roof beaten. i had to insert two windows instead of plywood glass. in general, i laid bricks, because it was cold walking close to the city every night , there were no flashes from anti-aircraft guns , the authorities moved it, kursk was a fortified position. the 2nd guards division of the 13th army was to strengthen the defense of several thousand militias

the city balanced the budget and approved it, so if what's on the table right now is more than the city was planning for, they're going to have to reopen that. we know at last check there was about a 6% difference between the raises over three years that the union wanted and what the city was offering. so 6% for this many workers is a lot of money. they may have to go back to the drawing board. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the details. we'll continue to follow it. >>> the town of lahaina officially entering the recovery phase. the death toll stands at 100 following the devastating wildfires and that number is expected to go up. one california college student is trying to help his family recover. the 21-year-old just completed a 100 mile walk across the bay area to raise funds. he says that his family lives in lahaina and that his family members lost pretty much everything in those fires, including their homes. batista decided to walk from menlo park to san francisco, winding south to the coastline and then taking it all the way up to the city. we caught u

we are northern, the city is one of yes , not one of the largest cities in the world, which are watery gaps, firstly, secondly, moscow is among all the largest cities the planet is one of the most dynamic developing ones. all of these networks must not be updated. this is a direct way to get into the pocket of a city dweller, of course, tough demand to make it all work. it is impossible to allow any consumer to be left without electrical energy, for example , after 2005, medical institutions in the city of moscow have autonomous sources everywhere. that is, if there is a shutdown of one house or another, then the mobile source we work here in moscow is not only energy, it is also thermal engines, it is water. this is the sewer of this road. everything is connected online , it can track both the hydraulic regime and the temperature, and can, e, remotely detect. how e tinted pink color. uh, it may be more red, then this may already be a deviation, mobile crews will leave. uh, what is this area? what locking devices need to be closed in order to respond as quickly as possible? disable al

the biggest one the city has seen in 40 years. the unions agreed to pause the strike, until they reach an agreement that meets their needs. they did not call off the strike, until the city council formally approved the agreement in close session. that happened this morning. the union says the strike is awin -- a win. the wage increase will inevitably impact the city. >> we are all excited about it. zach: that was the reaction for union leaders half hour after it was announced that workers would get wage increases. the unions had asked for a 7% raise next year followed by 6% and 5% each year after. the city offered 5% the first year followed by 4% in three years. the city and unions reached a deal. the terms announced on tuesday. it is a 14.5% wage followed by 5% the year after and 3.5% to 4% in year three, depending on the budget scenario. it's not meeting the union's original ask, but it is terms they are happy with. >> we would have preferred to settle where we were at, as i'm sure the city manager and council would settle where

what resources do the cities have? you know these resources in order to support them financially ? is it possible to extend their lease or generally provide housing? we understand that the situation in different regions is very different. tells stories like in kryvyi rih, well, unfortunately, we already have such negative experience with the situation and we know what to do , of course every person receives help , not a single inhabitant of the city will remain under the sky and everyone will be provided as material assistance the same goes for psychological help and housing. we have it to resettle everyone who needs it. thank you, mr. yevgeny. my condolences to the citizens of kryvyi rih who have today a day of mourning. it is not a joyful day in the city. about the ministry of defense of the russian federation reports that tonight the armed forces allegedly attacked with three naval drones the patrol ships of the black sea fleet serhiy kotov and basil of the bulls, they are carrying out the task of controlling shippi

it was a very important location in the city's history. iot best part of the water front was heavy industrial and did in the have opportunity for the public to get in and enjoy will bay and connected to the bay. >> they incorporated the historical value of the area people can learn what was here before, what is here now and then really be able to understand the community that they live in. this was a vibrant ship building area here for years and years. and you know here we got a slip away and for us to have an opportunity to teach our children the old way specials incorporate them in the new ways, it is endless. >> this will be an upon upon wonder uponful addition to the southeast sector of san francisco it is green and clean and beautiful and access to the bay from a park is just going to be incredible. jot things planned is going to make this a destination for the folkless in the upon community. ability to come out and have a picnic on the grass. and to come out and use the picnic area with the tables and bbq pit and movie night and food

is one of yes , not one of the largest cities in the world that are in harsh climatic conditions andhis city, of course. you need an absolutely reliable lighting heating system. water supply first. secondly, moscow is one of the most dynamic among all the largest cities on the planet. developing, and in order for the city to develop, of course, there must be an accelerated development of all infrastructure and transport engineering utility infrastructure. secondly, all of these networks must operate cost-effectively, because ultimately networks that are not repaired in time, not updated, not renovated, are a direct way to climb. eh, the city dweller has 30-40% losses in his pocket, such as supply on the highway - this means all these 30-40%. you and i must pay. that's all, so hence, of course, there is a strong demand that all this worked. it is impossible to allow any consumer to be left without electrical energy. well, what is a medical institution spirit left without electrical energy? what is the subway suddenly stopped it cannot be allowed medical institutions after 2005 in the

i'm sick and tired of this happening to people in the city. like i said, you know, i've had my car broken in long ago. i have people in my family whose car has been broken in friends. this impacts us all the sfpd says so far this year, there have been 13,331 reported car break ins, compared to 13,493 for the same period in 2022. >> da brooke jenkins is promising penalties for those caught. >> that's what we are trying to reinstill in san francisco right now, is that not only will you be caught, but when you are prosecuted, there will be a consequence for of that behavior. >> are you sick of it? >> of course i am. >> yes. >> marina district neighbors like daphne are hopeful the break ins can be stopped. >> it's been going on too long and we need to do more. and the only thing that we've seen as neighbors work is actual police presence. >> meantime, lindsay from missouri says she'll come back to san francisco, but with a few changes. >> if you're going to sightsee, leave your stuff in the hotel and just uber somewhere. >> yeah, police have the sa

and already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play here september 16th. and the hope is that he'll also be able to sell out restaurants and hotels in the bay area. reporting live at levi stadium. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thanks, robin. love that trickle effect. have a good night. >> still to come, multiple investigations are underway after san francisco police officers shoot a man in the tenderloin with they say he was doing right before. plus, remember, this image arrest is made connection this viral video. either. actually, it's a photo of a woman hanging out of the window of a car holding what appears to be ak. 47. but first we're now learning the store owner who was beaten while trying to stop a robbery in the shop has died after the break out. he will be at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. >> a san francisco store

the city has to provide shelter. our lauren toms was at today's hearing. lauren, there was maybe some progress to report. >> reporter: yeah, ryan. we cannot really call it a breakthrough just yet, but the city and housing advocates might be inching closer to an agreement over how to handle homeless people who refuse offered shelter by the city. a head to head battle between san francisco and housing advocacy groups over whether to allow clearing of homeless encampments. james jackson has been at the center of this debate. he used to live in a tent on the corner of fifth and karen e. >> i would stand in a line that went all the way around the block just to get a plate of food and then i had to wait until the sun goes down so i can find a place i can sleep without somebody trying to hurt me! >> reporter: today he lives in public housing across from the san francisco court of appeals . the city feels that it's hands are tied dealing with an issue that is driving away businesses and has left residents fearing for their s

angelina left the city in may. ear, when we communicate, first of all remembers the celebration of the 450th anniversary of the city here it is intact here are the flags in these flags they are destroyed and a warm cozy city the woman's family liked to visit the people's house they organized there really ukrainian events with songs dressed in costumes here is the embankment which they did it here, and all the evenings, everyone was there with their children, they were in love, they rested, there is usually no apartment there, she saw her destroyed home on the video of the occupiers, angelina says she tries to fill the void with other emotions. memories of this photo and again you understand that a lot of the city will have to be built from scratch , the head of the bakhmut military administration oleksandr marchenko from 614 told the public about this in june none of the high-rise buildings survived, 12,000 private houses were destroyed, he says the enemy used scorched earth tactics, they passed and left nothing beh

if approved, it will be the biggest city -- the biggest the city has seen in decades. ille you is live with details on the worker demands. >> workers who could potentially soon be on strike if a deal is not reached between two unions and the city. we know voting to authorize the three-day strike begins today through the fourth at two separate locations including here outside of san jose police headquarters and city hall. we are told council members are also expected to have a closed session later today to discuss movement possible. mayor matt may hands as he wants to avoid what he considers a terrible situation for both employees and residents. the two unions representing more than 4500 city employees explained among the group are people who work at the san jose international airport, the city housing department, city libraries, and more. ultimately a number of departments and services residents rely on heavily which are sure to feel impacts if the strike happens. >> we are hoping the city bargaining units can get back to mediation, talk through whatever creative soluti

the nazis could not be found in order to destroy the jewish population of the cities. from this place there was only one way to the death camps. the bolsheviks used this experience to send their prisoners, their enemies of the people, too . in the death camps in the chapters and today, modern ukraine is attacking the regime that became the heir to both of these totalitarian dictatorships of both of these human-hating practices the road to auschwitz the road to the goal leads to the deer no matter what ukrainians think about, no matter what they talk about, the first place still comes out war, war and our victory only on espresso from monday to monday completely different spheres of human activity sports health politics the return of crimea military analytics nine presenters journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war in author's projects on espresso i congratulate you this is freedom life on radio freedom we have already come to the very change the following frames may shock you news from the scene live and ye

make sure i'm sing siegz their ideas and their feedback and able to create innovations that drive the city forward. i hope to bring that experience to the board mt aboard as well and then i would say i'm a transit rider i ride the twine and t and take taxis as well i use the net works and drive my car this morning. i know that the system has the ability to be an equalizer and also you know the transit system added can create stable neighborhoods and stable employment opportunities for our community members and i look forward to being able to participate in contribute to building save walkable neighborhood and safe communities and bus routes. i appreciate you giving me the opportunity to speak today. >> thank you, mr. hendz son i wanted to say i'm impressed with your experience and i think when we met we had a good talk temperature nice to be in a role i can like get ton people who have the expertise in transexit i was impressed with the other public service things. these other folksil turn to as my brain trust. good to know there are people i reach out to when i have i question about the i

napoleonic troops passed through the city twice. from the territory of the russian empire, by the way, the castle suffered. we are going to a place where dozens or even hundreds of exhibits have preserved his memory. belarusian memorial complexes are special in you, that we must not forget nicole, no matter what the skin will come here and he was from the house, but a little sens games. after all, this is the idea of ​​a torn magnetic high non-peritoneal of our amurana naked dry, and it is served to me by architects. just ideally the skin memory bottleneck was implemented. cut free to free. you send off emotions with some, you can see to this partizan or avant-garde cinema you live, but free will. mi land there were suvorovites and schoolchildren already people became the memory of the land. it may be such a future that there is it's scary there. let's introduce you to the belarusians, who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. and when it all started, remember, well, 10 years ago i dreamed of five hectares, we were told ei

and the modern ukrainian city , which will inspire other cities to inspire the state ukraine is under reconstruction. that is, why polish cities because they have experience, they have a vision , they made mistakes, and when we asked them to look at what we had already worked on, they always addressed our attention to the mistakes they made and i asked them if it is possible to build something like this, to form some plans so that there are no mistakes. they said no, it is not possible, but we will make the mistakes we have already made so that you do not make them , that is, now they are checking what else we have worked on and they created such a so-called expert council from these cities that give us by the way, the body gives us uh, certain such feedback, we also involved the city of utrecht - these are the dutch cities and the cities of rotterdam, which are also partners of our reborn platform they also give us their knowledge and their experience, which they also gained in the reconstruction of similarly destroyed dutch cities, and we also included baltic cities - this is the ci

or have led the city? well. well, i said jane jacobs before she was one of my great heroes. also david dinkins, do you want the opposite end of the spectrum? i'm sure roy cohn and robert moses. robert, definitely at the bottom definitely and david dinkins, who i still my mayor, even though he's passed on and but was a man of elegance and grace and was classy he was classy. he really a class act and i think that you i think that he tried to please everyone and you can't please everyone of the time. but i think that he was a good person at heart and i think that he was good for city. yeah. you carry a governor in the seventies who i think you know there are a lot of parts of you kerry who people thought was kind of weird coloring his hair and having girlfriends and things like that, but he he individually put put together a team that saved the city of new york. he really the fiscal crisis allowing -- ravitch to become head of the mta who was able to clean up the subway system and put it back on track again. h

the city of 150000 inhabitants in british columbia. we're away tire last night just over a couple days. so kind of been late and the snow approaching the city. and also the 1st people have to have x rays which we have seen on yellow. nice now. um i am friday noon. all these people have 2 victories. it's pretty difficult to accurate because the closest vacation center is that a 1000 to demetrius house, south to back remote community. and um, yeah, so uh some sites were set up, but they can only eviction a thousands for something to say, which also makes the $63.00. this is the right tire to, to reach the city by this weekend. yeah. you're talking about the difficulties in, in getting people out of these affected regions. is there a risk that some people are going to simply be stranded? it is done in the city of the spring. she happens to beverly. she will repurchase today in the city who said that it is basically empty. the city itself is going to be a problem. it's more about they have to try if you don't distance us because they're hig

you can also call the brand of the city safely. plan , you won't regret where we go next. believe it or not, the next attraction is also associated with the famous commander. not kobrin suvorov grad what you say you locals also joke like that. the holy peter and paul temple is one of the most ancient temples of kobrin . there is no information about the time of the emergence of the church, but it is quite possible that the shrine arose in the city at the time of its foundation, this temple is a monument of wooden architecture. it is interesting that the flowers were not previously located in a completely different place in the city center not far from the house. suvorov , the chief commander visited him almost every day and even trodden a path to him through the neighboring gardens. alexander vasilievich was a zealous christian and sang in a deep bass voice in the church choir. psalter and even climbed the bell tower, when it was necessary to call at the beginning of the 20th century on the site of the peter and paul church. they de

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center of the city. it's uh, the other one trying to find a mobile that gave away the location to the russians and reactions. mathias, one of the reactions bang to the attack. so many people here and ukraine all morning. the big victims are angry thrush, that's a dresser for striking at the bright daytime in the crowded city center. but there's also some criticism at the organizes of this. he went through the people asking why it would be necessary to hold this event in such a crowded place and also why it had to be announced on social media. the organizer has said that it was approved by the you authorities. so do yourself the questions to the or thought of the orange he's here as well. and um, especially in the city of chinese, the hopkins. quite a few voices asking how this has been possible and why this was necessary at all to conduct it in such a way into an analysis on social media. they definitely corresponded mathias building. i think key. thank you. mean while thousands of people have been evacu

yevgenia khavinska was the biggest victim of the fire on the tourist island of maui in the historic city of la gaine, while 96 people are known to have died , the authorities warn that the victims may be many more, hundreds of people are considered missing why are fires so deadly and how are they related to climate change? so, for almost a week in hawaii, forest fires have been burning settlements due to a hurricane that brewed in the pacific ocean, at least 96 people died, the island of maui was the most affected. here it is on the map , the fires are marked in yellow and red. this island is popular among tourists , one of the largest in the hawaiian archipelago , it is the second largest and has the city of lahaina with a population of about 12,000. look , almost everything burned down there, the military is helping to search for the dead, but so far they have only examined a small area, because they think the victims may be much more, and even more victims mean more questions to the authorities about what happened to the disaster warning system, many people told the bbc that they were

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and they started from railway stations , the only city in belarus where you can railway station, and the jaw of another we are in the west of the country welcome to baranovichi the city of railways, so baranovichi is called not only because of the two passenger stations operating simultaneously, baranovichi central and baranovichi polessk, but also fanned stories of steel lines that literally cut into pieces the second largest of the population, a city in the brest region, if the heart of the belarusian dzhegunky, minsk, then baranovichi is its main artery. after all, it is here that one of the largest railway junctions of the country is located. of our journey, the central station of baranovichi, the historical place from which the railway boom in the country began in november 1871, demanded the first steam locomotive . this steam locomotive is practically no different from the machines built in 1931. it is proudly, frozen on a pedestal, a symbolic monument to the entire belarusian railway and the main decoration of the emblem of the city. it is curious in the y

we're showing a smooth drive into the city. we'll catch up on how the east bay is doing. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. markets pulled lower this morning about concerns over china's economy. more about that in a minute. >>> nvidia reports profits soon. analysts seem to expect good things. tesla lowering prices again. china, this has been sort of a slow-moving story that's starting to alarm some global economists. the economy there is slowing down. in fact, china just said it will stop reporting some of its unemployment numbers and they're lowering interest rates there to try to goose spending. one big worry is deflation. around here deflation might sound nice, but it's exceptionally dangerous. if prices keep going down, people stop buying. why buy today if the thing you want to buy will be cheaper tomorrow? in many ways, deflation is way more dangerous than inflation. and we can see this sort of example with the tesla. tesla often lowers the price of its car, which makes some people think, well, i'll just buy one l

let's go , we are located near the center of our city. condary termash area of ​​lvud, for scientists passed kerrmashih for vali. uh, so privately they propagated and the garage to us and the guests of the city. oh, what came to the army all the same leps, this product is one of the most popular, yes before products. it was a herring term for the new year, and there was a little one at least once. damn, i'm sure, but yana and elena can hardly be engaged in non-fishing. knows you. good afternoon you signs you and i that, i hope, our garazhanin. this is a gift from a late puncher. it’s very nice for the lord to shout and kuner her own, that you have opened a restaurant and yes, previously, he also sold velmis machny fish for a probe and ikeat at the restaurant with a gift of a leiponeer , they go specially to novogrudok. well , wait, and we have four in our theaters, walking. good afternoon. today i came up with a new salon and you for the propagated and i walk her for a walk, it's called kim you were in that year there back as a gift. pull

how the city of monks became the city of aviators, we will restore the history of the city of bereza from the ruins and swim suit on the shelf, we will test entertainment in local ogres welcome to the fishing kingdom, we will send everything to the only place in belarus where fish are ultrasounded, we will learn how belarusian black caviar is grown and smoked. the district center with thirty thousand inhabitants leads two rivers and three roads, and around the famous polissya swamps of the river and the fox, where many rare animals and birds in a birch, a lot is connected with birds. even the sacred crafts from the bottom of memorable times. here it was customary to carve a plucked bird, a talisman. she guarded happiness, stronger for a year, then they burned her and in this regard did not burn out. all family troubles are accumulated. the birch shep cannon is also included in the list of the intangible heritage of belarus. it is considered one of the most authentic souvenirs from these places in the central park, besides it there is a monument and another local attraction polish wome

marina residents in san francisco, including a 49ers legend, joe montana, filing a claim against the cityver storm damage. plus find out how the oakland resident showed up to taylor swift concert with friday's tickets. and donald trump plead not guilty today in washington dc and hearing closed to cameras. so what's next? joining us now is abc7 news political analyst and former congresswoman jackie speier. thank you for your time today. >> good to be with you. kristen: former president trump plead not guilty to four charges related to what transpired between election day 2020 and january 6. you were in the capitol that day fearing for your life. what is your main emotion or thought right now? >> as i think back to that day, i just remember having my cheek on that cold floor, being told by the capitol police, get your heads down, take your pins off, then hearing the shot ring out in the speaker's lobby. truly, i thought that i had survived the people's temple in jonestown back in 1978 but i was going to lose my life in the temple of democracy that we call the house of representatives. so ha

in the krasnoyarsk territory, the city of minusinsk is the southf the krasnoyarsk territory, the south of siberia, in which the gloomy city is like this, here they are so far, we are bypassing us in terms of the size of tomatoes and we will catch up for sure, therefore, the competitions will definitely be at the largest and you can see this event by the number of participants. it glorifies people there and you and i are increasing the scale to increase, people are glorifying the scale of the holiday there . exhibitions for the sale of souvenirs and folk art, the city of masters, shopping malls, attractions, tomato market, face art, field kitchen, karaoke elizaveta good afternoon. good afternoon whiskey tomato spend there sixth once. tell us how the holiday begins traditionally, the holiday begins with the celebration of the city day this topic is on the main square of the city. we have a festive tomato procession on the city's embankment. ivye, at this holiday, we have various competitions for the largest grown tomato family. the biggest sandwich e

so the city has seen a lot of economic growth. that growth has continued through 22, notwithstanding the pandemic, our tax revenue in fiscal 22 is at an all time high, although partly that was due to tax new taxes and tax rate increases, not just economic growth. i mentioned the heavy concentration in office industry , gis information, financial services, gis professional services account for about 70% of our business tax revenue. this is a chart showing the effect of remote work on the office market in various office markets across the country. san francisco is notable for having one of the highest office vacancy rates in the country, which is a complete 180 from where we were before the pandemic, when we had the lowest vacancy rate in the country by this chart, which i think is taken from the middle of last year, our office vacancy rate was around 26. it's gone up a little bit since then, but it's notable that the east bay, the peninsula, the santa clara county, have much lower vacancy rates, despite the fact that they're in the

the tallest in the city today. h-rise buildings. well, we, in order not to get lost among the numerous sights and monuments of architecture. we will move according to the plan and move on. and it's really easy to get lost buildings, and in history, here you are, a two-story brick building with beautiful decorative cornices, balconies on the second floor and metal shutters on the windows of the first at the beginning of the 20th century. a local merchant lived here. mr. bragman, with his family, but the walls of this house, apparently , we have seen a lot, and many we just approached the pink building. the answers themselves catch the eye that in the city during the first world war, wilhelm ii was twice in the city says a memorial plaque on the building local history museum. a few steps and our creative team , together with tourists from yaroslavl, find themselves in the past, feeling like heroes of events of a century ago, authors , directors and actors, theatrical costumed excursions, museum researchers. so mrs. br

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mean, it's really wonderful. >> the beyonce concert starts tomorrow around 07:00pm, but already the city is looking ahead to the next big artist. ed sheeran is scheduled to play here on september. 16th in the hope is that he, too, will be able to sell out restaurants and hotels in the area. reporting live at levi stadium. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. place is rocking. all right. thank you very much, coming up. >> a man shot by san francisco. police now in critical condition after they say he was armed with a knife. we'll have the latest on where that investigation stands. also, florida residents bracing for now hurricane the dog as it heads for the state's west coast live state's west coast live coverage coming up. you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you. ugh. i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. come on n

we have seen it happen with the biggest shopping mall and the city's biggest hotel. now betty yu reports one of the biggest apartment towers is running into the same trouble. >> when this luxury high-rise opened 10 years ago it was meant to attract tech giants and revitalize this midmarket area, but like many major retailers and companies, it has failed to regain its footing. in our brief time outside on market and 10th we saw a man rolling around in a chair in front of oncoming traffic. he later wheeled himself into a construction zone. another man was seen strolling in front of the apartment entrance with a toy gun. outside nearby businesses, homeless people camped out. the luxury high-rise which sits across the headquarters of capital ask , formerly twitter, is now at risk of defaulting on its mortgage. >> living here is wonderful. it has everything you could ever ask for in an apartment building. it is a little bit odd coming down to street level and seeing open-air drug markets. >> reporter: seth moved in in january and was offered six weeks of free rent, but ren

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