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we're going to replace with new ada compliant sidewalk that matches the theme of the grove. through that, we also work with the benefits of the design, through the whole phase, they're a pretty conduit to the community, as well as we met with the dna, made sure that we had eyes on the project prior to construction. these two photos are inside the original minnesota grove, you can see extremely lush with a variety of plants. you can see that decomposed around the edge. it's a beautiful unique space. through this, as many of you know, our city standard is for a sidewalk to be six-feet wide. part of the project is there is some pinch points in there. we're going to have to expand and work with the community to expand into areas of plants that they were less concerned with or, at the 24th street end of the minnesota grove, at this corner, there is a nice little seating area, we're going to improve this space that meets ada compliants. you can see that it's from the minnesota grove path, there is two steps down, if you're in a wheelchair, that's not navigatable. so we'll be rampi

the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily access

concern over what an aggressive, non-native mosquito with a population that's increasing might do the ada aegypti mosquito, if it becomes established in our community, poses a serious and real threat to the health of our community. in april, santa clara county vector control found a few of these mosquitoes along machado lane in the east san jose foothills. despite efforts to eliminate the day biting bugs, that number is up to at least 12 females worry over the county's first ever infestation is growing because it's not easy to get rid of the aedes aegypti eggs, firmatus aegypti have a far superior role rate of survival compared to other mosquitoes. >> you can compare them to the cockroaches of mosquitoes. they endure extreme warm temperatures and extreme periods of without water, and getting rid of them will require more extreme methods. >> trying to kill off the adult mosquitoes has not worked, so the county is moving to a daytime wide area. larvicide spraying method to use bacterial insecticide to target mosquito larvae. >> this machine by itself it has a potential to get to the sources

. >> the 30 percent left, none is exempt from a ada lawsuit? any particular person with a disability or accessibility issue wanted to enter any of the buildings in the 30 percent category, they can file a discriminatory or ada lawsuit against that building, correct? >> it is important the program is just for the business entrance. whereas, the american with disability act is the entire business. this is to get people in the building is the focus of the program to make sure entrances are accessibility. we don't view it as a way of making sure people are in compliance with ada. that is the federal government does that, while our role with this is to make sure they are in compliance with that accessible business entrance element. of the 3,000 buildings, that are remaining, if they haven't made changes and those changes were found to be not--want in compliance with ada they are vulnerable for legal action. i want to note, of those 6 thousand, 7 thousand properties, 2800 submitted the check list so they know what they need to do, it is a question do

due to the topographical conditions and other permitting related items, ada access to the beach is provided off site at taraval, the nearest access point without a steep bluff to navigate. however, please note that aside from the beach access stairs, the entire trail trail will be accessible for. this is a zoomed in view showing the northern end of the project site, with a new plaza at the intersection with sloat, which will also have a restroom. the sand ramp, vehicular maintenance access that is existing and that's on the left side of the screen that will remain you. you can see how the trail will be separated from the service road, with planting areas including bioretention planters, which will be capturing the stormwater runoff off the service road is also designed to serve as the emergency vehicle access point. in this slide, it's a section perspective. you can see both the visible above grade elements of the project, and also a view to the below grade elements that anna mentioned with the low profile wall that will be protecting the wastewater infrastructure above ground. you can see

anastasia makhina, andrey yurchuk, ada adamova and oleg dobin. news.pment of electric transport and unmanned technologies was opened in kuntsevo. in a single space they decided to gather developers who would work on innovative projects for ground transport metro. already today it started working in the capital troika virtual map and tested the first unmanned tram in moscow. report by yaroslav krosienko. an empty, completely empty tram, there is no one in the cabin either, but at the same time it is going somewhere, confidently turning on a bend. the sight is not only unusual, even alarming, but every movement is under control. for example, we approach a tram stop sign. in the new center for the development of electric transport, unmanned technologies, there are only young people, they taught a multi-ton car to see the road and react to changing situations. machine vision greatly benefits a person in terms of the reliability of detecting an object, that is, machine vision looks in all directions at once, the machine does not get tired, unlike... a perso

this project also concluded the of five replacement stations making them fully ada accessible and integrating their communities with new part parking facilities and landscaping on the road systems were upgraded to a current state-of-the-art standard. the nta envision this project to be a transformative project. a new approach to delivering capitol projects. from a design build team included numerous partners to the long island railroad, the owner comments they third-party stakeholders multiple reviews and approval to the extended community engagement efforts this remarkable collaboration contributed to this project delivered on time and on budget. this project is a great example of invest permit collaborate and build. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome executive director aec unites. ♪ >> good morning everyone. i am the proud executive director of aec unites. very thankful to ross and the chamber team, the infrastructure team for providing this opportunity to share more about aec unites for aec unites newly formed association found bike by toparchitecture engineering

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right now on file for seduce, has conspiracy together with ada rivaling extra messed with a plan for at least that's what 30 attorney general of us use to top of the germany democratic institutions through violent news. thank you so much for joining us today with that insight, but it's journalist hika class. now extremism is a growing problem in germany, but also elsewhere. dw, recently spoke to the director of the show, a foundation which dedicates itself to preserving and sharing the testimonies of holocaust. survivors, robert williams told us that he is very concerned about increasing anti semitic sentiment worldwide. i am extremely concerned and beyond the alarm and countries that have taken out to some, it doesn't very seriously like the federal republic of germany. it's still frightening to see that there have been more than an 85 percent increase in anti semitic incidence over the course of the last 10 years. now i think the reason we know that is because germany has taken the issue so seriously and monitors that in countries. i take it less seriously than germany. elsewhere i

. >> one of the main allegations of this lawsuit is that this encampment is not ada the plaintive shares with us the middle of the main walkway on the quiet isn't close within the encampment infringing on his rights as a disabled veteran and counter-protester be left me in a situation where i could not safely be a counter protester. >> and now because of that, they're they have to do with my lawsuit. jonathan groom is lawsuit against uc davis chancellor gary may and other uc administration alleges that the encampment sitting in the middle of the quad is not ada compliant. i'm disabled veteran. i'm i'm disabled for both my knees. my back and i have a condition called nears disease. >> which requires me to be on kind stable foot paths. here's roughly where the popular university for the liberation of palestine encampment is on. uc davis is memorial quad. it sits right on top of the quads main path from the memorial union to peter j shields library. we took the issue directly to uc davis polk jonathan government, specifically. >> what what is he doing here? who is he to campus? what is he d

trump has tried to get rid of the ada than 50 times. trump is still determined to do it. in his words, he wants to terminate the affordable care act which would deny 3 million black americans health care. end-of-life protections for pre-existing conditions for millions of americans. we are going to deny trump. [applause] during his presidency, he enactetrillion tax cut that overwhelmingly benefited wealthy and the biggest corporations and excluded the fedederepuicans talk about the . well, guess what? racked up more of the federal debt than any previous president in all of american history. now he wants to do it again. at the same time, he is determined to cut social security and medicare. i will protect medicare and i will make the very wealthy share. begin to th [applause] look. i am. [cheers and applause] i am ai w. wall street bud america. the middle class built america, and unions built the middle class. [cheers and applause] i walk the picket line with union workers here inichin at the same time trump went to a nonunion shop to show his disrespect foron wkers. he br

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essay on inspiration, where he talks about how his process works thinking, this is how he came up with adacal text appear, and talks about those he likes in american prose, as in this poem? he tells us where this on inspiration came from, yes, it’s as if it’s only about a novel, and not about poetry, and that we we learn that the unapproachable snotlet navokov adored seldger, abdeik, cheever, the late john barth, he was a generous reader, in fact, the assessments he handed out can be harsh if we are talking about thomas mann or maxim gorky, and yes thomasman, my favorite, or very flattering, like sasha sokhalov, or... we continue our conversation, we talk about vladimir nabokov, about his biography, about his books, and my interlocutors, today the head of the nabokov center of the institute of russian literature, russian academy of sciences, pushkin house, tatyana alegovna panomareva and literary critic, journalist, researcher of nabokov’s work, igor kiriyenko. we have come to the most important thing, just recently a huge, meaningful archive of nabokov returned to russia, now it is locate

now there's a lawyer running around handing out ada compliant complaints, right, so they're suing smallusiness owners. i mean, like a place like mine, 100 years old, right, it's two steps down. right. the doorway isn't wide enough for a wheelchair. the bathrooms are about 2x2. i can barely turn around in them and they want me to build -- they want me to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars building all this ada compliance. maria: this is on top of the cost of inflation, your costs are up. the ppi has been up like the cpi has been up. do you feel like inflation is reaccelerating? >> that's a better question for one of the financial analysts. is it accelerating? you know, i don't know. it's not going down. maria: it's not going down. >> i can say that. maria: okay. let me go back to -- >> i will say this, though. maria: yes, please. >> there's a lot more credit card business than i've seen in a long time. all right. used to be, you know -- used to be about 30% cash and now it's probably 10% cash. maria: so they're coming in less, they're coming in more infrequently. >> right. maria: you

. >> i told you we should have done opinion ada i explained it so many times. >> they're not set you need to sit down every style, every home so we've made our way to miami now now by the year 2050 is expected that more than 152 million people around the world will be diagnosed with alzheimer's it's part of the urgency of these researchers and why they're working so hard and so fast to try and get things done that vital work because happening at places like the university of miami miller school of medicine. >> every brain that we're seeing here. >> the inhibitor of these brands at one point had all times is that right? that's correct. the majority of these brains, yes it's amazing thing is, when i was in medical school in the early 19, nine findings, the conventional wisdom was, you got a certain number of brain cells and that was it over your life. >> you could drain the cash, things like alcohol might speed up that process she got what you got by the time i finished it in the year 2000 everything had changed. we realized that you could continue to grow. new brain cells which was in

public comment is taken in person with remote access provided for those who require ada accommodation. respectfully, we ask your keep public comment on topic. today we will limit each public comment to two minutes because we have to end the meeting early. because we have to vacate the room. please understand the committee does not contribute dialogue towards public comment. each comment will be documented for public records. i request that everyone please at this moment take a moment to turn off your cell phones. the ringing and use of cell phone pager and sound producing electronic devices are prohibitsed. the chair may order removal for those especially for ringing or use of cell phone pager or sound producing electronic device. please note, that the 4th floor has a women restroom on the northeast side and men on southeast side and all gender at southwest side. the nearest exit is 4 floor outside the door. there are stair exits on each corner 6789 it is recommended to #3u8 the fire alarm and use the stairs. if there is a fire. fire alarm is variable tone and strope lights flash. if

the ada county sheriff says boulter had been a deputy only four months. he was shot and killed april 20th by a driver who boulter had pulled over for a traffic stop. friends watched tobin, boulters wife abby, and his family joined the north creek church. senior pastor at the idaho service. >> i'm truly speechless at the generosity of so many individuals. i am mostly grieving the loss of my best friend. this coming june, we would have celebrated our sixth year of marriage during the ceremony, the ada county sheriff presented the family with a purple heart. >> this past week has been an emotional roller coaster. the loss of deputy boulter has left a gaping hole in our agency and in our hearts. >> the church community in the bay area said they wanted to support local police, friends and community members. >> i know a lot of my friends know him. he's around my age, and then, you know, our pastor spoke about him. >> i actually am the facilities manager at the high school that he went to. so i got to see him regularly on a daily basis. and just a light to every

specialized to making simon torture victims and pushing the donors to cash on the door at the end of the, the ada camacho, a promo for them. send me the go the image article most together, but i don't have enough income for me. and, but at the one of these stumble because i've, i mean, done enough to initial need us. but one of the customers that over to the, the medical findings that we produce during this visit to start from the store, som, shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed to psychological torture. over for long periods of time. psychological torture means torture liked it is very serious. the at the end of the day we left the doctors and the blacks traps back to central london. and i remember i sent in the back of the car and they are tutoring drops on the window. and in my mind, i kept replaying the moment to set the bond to us and we are shaking hands. i wish to well and was about to leave. the doctors were already standing at the door when suddenly a soldier's grip of my hand tightened. the d. she'll be back. she looked at me intensely and said, i s

you normally only get if you travel, but if the mosquito is not eradicated here, having detected the adaito here in santa clara county makes us concerned that in the future we might start seeing something similar here where people don't have to travel to get those diseases. >> but just being here, they're at risk for getting those. >> the county says pets and people should remain inside during the treatments set to take place over the next few months. the first spray is scheduled for may 29th at 830 in the morning in santa clara county. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> well, we witnessed the devastation of wildfires in the bay area over the past few years. what about in the next quarter century? >> i'm afraid that if we don't start to change our relationship with where we live and also the landscapes around us, there's no way we're going to get out of this hole. but the good news is it's a possibility. >> next, a sneak peek ahead at bay as a result of climate change. fire season is now longer and more intense. >> living with the danger is already a reality for many people in the region,

anastasia makhina, andrey yurchuk and ada adamova. news. city portal has opened the reception of requests for summer problems. more available to city residents. 200 topics related to housing and communal services. in the warm season , muscovites most often pay attention to the poor condition of green spaces and lawns, dead wood, poisonous plants, defects in road markings, or the lack of sand in sandboxes. for 12 years with the help the portal resolved over 9 million issues, and about half of them literally in 1-2 days. about 70,000 cataract surgeries will be performed this year. in the capital's clinics, while the waiting time for surgery will be reduced from several months to one, according to experts, 2/3 of patients with various visual impairments are pensioners, but at the same time , cataracts are increasingly being detected in young people; muscovites can undergo treatment in specialized ophthalmological centers and departments of multidisciplinary hospitals. we significantly increased the volume of surgical care in the twenty-third y

bolonikov and ada adamova. news.l, they decided to protect pedestrians in the center of moscow from those who like to ride electric scooters along the sidewalks. near red square on tverskaya street, appropriate signs prohibiting the movement of personal mobility devices were installed. their effect extends not only to scooters, but also to hoverboards, unicycles and segways. moscow police seized more than 3,000 counterfeit wristwatches. they were discovered during a search in the office of a commercial company. on the watches there are logos of prestigious brands under the guise of original products; they were sold in a specially created online store and through the popular marketplay. one of the suspects in illegal trade has been detained and his accomplices are being sought. the owner was unable to provide contracts or licensing agreements with trademark owners , as well as other documents confirming legality. there were more trains built nearby, the flooring was dismantled, there was a safe underground passage, bu

the ada county sheriff says boulter had been a deputy only four months.was shot and killed april 20th by a driver who boulter had pulled over for a traffic stop. friends watched tobin boulter's wife, abby, and his family joined the north creek church. senior pastor at the idaho service. >> i'm truly speechless at the generosity of so many individuals. i am mostly grieving the loss of my best friend. this coming june, we would have celebrated our sixth year of marriage during the ceremony, the ada county sheriff presented the family with a purple heart. >> this past week has been an emotional roller coaster. the loss of deputy boulter has left a gaping hole in our agency and in our hearts. >> the church community in the bay area said they wanted to support local police, friends and community members. >> i know a lot of my friends know him. he's around my age, and then, you know, our pastor spoke about him. >> i actually am the facilities manager at the high school that he went to, so i got to see him regularly on a daily basis. and just a light to everybod

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ivanovna, debda, who wrote this letter to you and brought her to moscow, ada ivanovna, please come inre lights in the houses, cheerful laughter in the houses, chimes the battle is tearing apart the silence of the airwaves, let us, friends, congratulate those who stand on this night... guarding the world, the rocket men are on duty at the missiles, everything is in place, the guns are near the tanks, let it smell like pine, let the snow sparkle, let the peaceful new people are welcoming the year, very warm words, happy new year year, our dear defenders of the fatherland, may god grant you health, strength, patience, military success in your difficult task, sergei nikolaevich, this letter was with you when you were wounded, it was the only one with me, this letter, he put it in my hand, this icon was like a talisman for me, i put it here in my pocket, it had some kind of mysticism, he gets it from there, helps us, helps, helps, yes, further in the program, this has never happened in our studio, incredible the presenters have prepared a surprise for chukotka, please come in, lord, hello,

alexandra bostritskaya, all valatsavichev and ada adamova, lead.egion, during the may holidays, the number of cases of tick bites doubled, as noted by rospotrebnadzor, in the first week of the month alone, almost 2.0 people turned to the clinic for help, a third of them were children. several dozen cases of barelliosis and lyme disease have already been identified. the park has begun to be treated for ticks, but you should still be careful while walking. according to experts, parasites do not reduce their activity even in cold weather. extreme caution in forests and parks will really not hurt residents of the region, especially since the weather and weather forecasts will encourage walking they predict the return of twenty-degree heat in the coming days, and tatyana antonova is already in the studio with a warm forecast. tatyana, well , i hope such changes will take place without any surprises. evgeniy, if you mean rain, then it is possible on friday, however, we are still not talking about heavy showers, but we have two dry ones ahead. after all,

thus, the supreme court of justice retained ada pedenko, the judge of the solomyansky district courtkyiv, who, according to the calculations of the public council of virtue, actually granted amnesty to the 21st drunk driver and alina, the judge of the slavyansk city district court of the donetsk region goncharova, who closed about 100 cases for drunk driving. judge goncharova, who... closed more than 50% of the cases she had on drunk driving due to the statute of limitations, which means that most of the cases you consider in this category, you consider so badly that they are closed and the term simply expires. last year, in november, the higher qualification commission of judges and the public integrity council agreed on a joint list of markers that indicate the ineligibility of a judge or a candidate for a position judges to the criteria of integrity and profession. ethics, as well as the principles of their application. however, vkks seems to have decided to ignore the agreements. drunk driving are indicators in black and white, written in the criteria, which are jointly agreed by

. >> during the ceremony, the ada county sheriff presented the family with a purple heart. deputy boulter was just 27 years old. the santa clara county registrar voters tonight says that it has completed its recount in the district 16 race for anna su's congressional seat , and the initial results had sam liccardo in first place, with evan lowe and joe simitian tied for second. all three would have moved on to the general election. santa clara county, though, announcing today the recount resulted in lowe receiving an additional 11 votes and simitian gaining seven votes. if these results were to stand, will lowe would move on to face liccardo in november. >> this is separated by four votes. now you know what i mean. so even if it's like a tiny, tiny part of the entire cast of ballots, it still has a big impact on every single part of the process. so it's important for people to make sure they don't just register. they actually go vote to okay. >> so that's the situation in santa clara county. as of last week in san mateo county, which is also part of district 16, it is worki

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