he was then cadet at the academy of communications.

actually launched an online course for this, i invite everyone, it is on the website of the academy of communitiesthe course is precisely on social rights, and the course is primarily aimed at educators, at teachers, because they need to know how to properly convey these rights, how to properly protect them. er, how to teach children this and follow these rules themselves, explain to parents, because in fact a lot depends on them, on our educators, because they are the ones who pass on cultural and social rules to the next generation, including at school, a lot depends on them, and they also need to be taught, so this course is completely open, it is not complex, there are only 10... lessons, they are multimedia, you can take them at any time, on various topics related to the rights of the child, these are the social rights of the child, and the rights of families, and the rights to education. ask, we understand how it works, because young parents and young students probably want to learn their rights and support them, they can, and it's not a problem, especially it's not a problem in those privat

of our country, and i am very glad that i am here right now. the morning meeting on the plane lasted no more than 10 minutes, now marina is communicating with representatives of the academyf sciences, everyone in the media is waiting, any minute marina will come out to us for a brief conversation. wait for the next releases, the studio gives you the floor. thank you, our marina duma, now let’s remember her space mission. she spent 14 days in space, 12 of them at the international space station, where marina worked on samples of microorganisms. they will be further studied by our scientists. this is one of seven projects that was included in the program developed by the national academy of sciences of belarus, together with russian colleagues and roscosmos. if we talk. the experiment is completed, the material is delivered to earth, then scientists will determine that happened to microorganisms after they were in space, in the future this will help diversify the menu of astronauts. the results of the mission to the iss, where for the first time in history the crew of a union state worked, will be summed up by the presidents of the two countries. only part of the program o

developed by the national academy of sciences of belarus, roscosmos and the russian academy of sciences. this is part of the research the most. relevant to the scientific communityy and comfort of astronauts. the entire training program, a whole block, this is precisely the correctness of conducting experiments, that is, working with the equipment that we will later encounter in space, when developing such programs, all these risks that you say are minimized. roscosmos is our main partner in space research, as well as in general. in the space industry over the past decades, we have completed eight scientific and technical programs of the union state, created a national system for remote sensing of the earth, we continue to develop ultra-high quality devices, so belarus is step by step building its space industry, at the center of which will forever be the first sovereign flight in history. yulia alferova and nikolai lashkevich, agency tv news. relations between people and between countries are always like a two-way street . while in moscow the leaders of belarus and russia compare notes on the strategy and tactics of joint interaction, minsk is becoming an effec

has gone to national academy and national academy has created a panel of they call it community of experts for risk analysis of transport aircraft. and that one i have the privilege of being a member, we meet over zoom weekly. and i think it has been great. because f.a.a. has reached out to nuclear power industry for that community of experts, how do they do p.r.a., public risk assessment, they do that here. back to you, senator cantwell, i think the two recommendations you brought up, 31 and 30, is fantastic. that's exactly that i think in light of this state safety program, if these two combined together, i think that's going to be the paradigm shift for s.m.s. sen. cantwell: i think it's pretty simple to get a real s. ph-frpt s. and i think it's -- s.m.s. and i think it's a great idea as we envisioned to get a panel of experts. so i'm glad to see that that's actually happening with the national academies as it relates to this input. we'll have to query the f.a.a. more on exactly how broad that can go. dr. dilleringer, i'm going to -- dillinger, i'm going to leave the last question to yo

of the planet. there are currently four belarusian satellites in orbit. among them is a communications and television satellite, as well as two educational belarusian state universities, at the academy is being developed device number two. the preliminary design has been completed, the detailed design is now being carried out, and the necessary materials and products are being purchased. it will do what this satellite did (photograph) the earth from space today, but with greater destruction. if permission. the new device will have more accurate optics, an expanded database and the most modern equipment. if earlier in a satellite image it was possible to see a passenger car at maximum zoom, now it is a human figure. the device is a robot photographer. for in order to take photographs, we calculate the trajectory of the devices for 15 orbits per day. we overlay images on the earth's surface. the forecast gives us data at the time of possible shooting, if the weather permits, we calculate the settings of the shooting cameras, and after that we create a flight mission, the flight mission takes into account not only weather conditions, but also various emergencies, fires, floods, earthqu

plausible case of genocide for one to is making 30 years since the 1994 genocide the president polk academy has used the occasion to point out the failures of the international community that strong parallels. it's because a strip with a gun that was joined by 37, the heads of state as he left the flame of remembrance at the memorial in the capital galley commemorations that taking place across the country. to remember the 800000 people who were mess the kids all over the course of a 100 day killing spree. who to him that issues slows, and people from the ethnic tootsie minority as well as who to motor it's. none of the counselors are presented to have to they also send their sons and daughters to serve. as peacekeepers, yolanda bolton associates did not fav ronda. it was an international requirement which faded on the left. he was only 12 years old when she lost her father and there were wanting genocide. she reflects on her journey of reconciliation so that it was only 42 years old, the same age the today. and so today came as a very important i telling my kids all the time the top i really signed got to have made it 43 years old, especially having a dog who was out

handed over to the needs of the kherson military administration, the henichiv communal enterprise, the lviv enterprise, as well as the medical institute of the national academy of medical sciences. and in taiwan , the demolition of the rubble and the demolition of damaged buildings have begun. as a result of the earthquakes , at least nine people died, and more than 900 others were injured. it is reported news agency reuters. i will remind yesterday, the country was shaken by the most powerful earthquake in a quarter of a century. according to the central meteorological administration of taiwan, aftershocks with a magnitude of up to seven points are still expected over the next four days. look for espresso on youtube and be sure to subscribe, because there are live ater broadcasts, all program releases and special projects that can only be seen here. also a short video on a hot topic in the sho section. subscribe, comment, because your opinions are important to us. be with us every day. to find out more interesting and relevant information, subscribe to... our website espresso.tv and our social networks, and in a moment meet my colleagues andriy saichuk and

zaretsky studied at the national academy of internal affairs and served for a year and a half response sector of the patrol police in the bershytsk community, today is a day of mourning. well, we will really monitor how this case will develop in the future and of course shana. and here is indescribable pain and irreparable loss for the parents, so honor and sorrow only, unfortunately. ukraine continues to celebrate the bravery of ukrainian soldiers who defend their home from the enemy, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said during the ceremonial awarding of the defenders of our state. the head of the ukrainian state presented the "golden star of a hero" order to the families of seven fallen heroes. also, this highest state award was awarded to three active servicemen and ten ukrainian defenders, the president awarded the cross of combat merit. those present also observed a moment of silence in memory of all the soldiers who died for ukraine. i am proud of every ukrainian soldier, i thank every family of our heroes, for such sons and daughters of ukraine. thanks to all sergeants. and officers who really care about the soldiers and ar

academy of knowledge school traveled with their teacher, lawrence tan, earlier this month. they delivered a presentation on their research on the quality of education in underserved communities and how schools can create a more equitable landscape for students of color. and earlier today on the four, i spoke to that teacher, mr. tan, and the students about their project. >> what we did during this project was basically we researched reparations, especially in oac and how they were being delivered, and we researched equity in schools and seeing what we were actually doing as equity. and if what we did as equity was truly equity. >> and the student teacher says the kids worked all through spring break on that research project so that they were prepared when they presented their work in philadelphia. those were such impressive students. so glad they got to talk with them today. new at 730 tonight, san francisco's oldest queer bar and nightclub has reopened in a new location. the stud, held its grand reopening over the weekend on folsom street in the city's south of market neighborhood. the bar has been in business since the mid 60s. it was most recently at ninth and harrison st

of doing. that compass academy, he is surrounded by supportive staff who believes in him just as much as he does. we asked a lot of moms and dads to protect our communities and our freedoms. and to keep us safe. it is important that we recognize their service and their sacrifice and that we stand up and show them our support. carson is here with us today but carson are you up there? i would love for you to waive. [applause] 's. [applause] let that be a reminder to this group carson is the person we are serving. carson is the person we are helping. and carson is the face we are fighting for every single day. you're one of the learns act targeted the most at risk students in our state. but education freedom should be for everyone. and soon, education freedom accounts will be too. i had the opportunity this time academy in fort smith last week to announce efa applications for next year are now open to more families. the children of first responders, law enforcement, veterans, and any student attending a derated school. in just the first day of the application. , we had more than 1800 new sign-ups. new students looking for an opportunity. those numbers have

of doing. at compass academy, he's surrounded by supportive staff who believe in him just as much as he does. we ask a lot of the moms and dads who protect our communities and freedoms and keep us safe. it's important that we recognize their service and their sacrifice and we stand up and show them our support. carson is her with us today. are you up there? i would love to get a wave. [applause] let that be a reminder to this group. carsten is the person that we are serving. carsten is a person that we are helping. and carsten is a face that we're fighting for every single day. year one of the learns act targeted the most at-risk students in our state. but education freedom is for everyone, and soon, education freedom accounts will be too. i had the opportunity to visit harvest time accounted for -- academy in fort smith last week to announce that dfa applications for next year are now open to more families, the children first responders, law enforcement, veterans, and any student attending a belated school. in just that first day of the application period, we got more than 1,800 new sign-ups. new students looking for an opportunity, and those numbers h

students from the academy of knowledge school delivered a presentation on their research about the quality of education in underserved communitiesge of the student trip and the students themselves about their project. our experience with the waipa project, it was very stressful and challenging, but, at the end it was very worth it. >> and i want to speak for all of the students, we felt very proud of ourselves because we felt like we helped the schools for, students and families of color and pam and i are proud of you, too. >> the students. teachers say the kids worked all through spring break on that research project, so they were very prepared when they presented their work in philadelphia. >> that's incredible. yeah they're proud of themselves and they should be. that's great. love that story. all right. let's head back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on in the commute? >> well, the bridges are getting busier there. pam and dave, good morning to you. let's go right to the richmond bridge. i'm seeing kind of a slow backup here. and just checking out to see that i haven't missed anything just yet on the richmond bridge

academy of knowledge school traveled with their teacher, lawrence tan, earlier this month. they delivered a presentation on their research on the quality of education in underserved communitiesalked about how schools can create a more equitable landscape for students of color. earlier today on the four, we spoke with the teacher, mr. tan, and the students about their project. >> our experience with the wypa project. it was very stressful and challenging, but, at the end it was very worth it. and i want to speak for all of the students , we felt very proud of ourselves because we felt like we helped the schools for, students and families of color. >> the students teacher says the kids worked all through spring break on that research project. so he says they were prepared when they presented their work in philadelphia. >> new at 11 san francisco mayor london breed in the office of economic and workforce development, announced a new outdoor concert series for the city. sf live aims to bring arts and culture into different parks across the city and allow the public free access tall the performances. now the first concert in the series debuts on may 4th at the golden gate park ba

the american medical association and the american academy of pediatrics written briefs in support of the plaintiff's. it is a win for the trans communityt may not be the final word on the issue. for more on all of this, i'm joined by selena simmons duffin who covers health policy for npr. it is good to see you on the newshour. there are numerous court cases around the country about transgender rights and access to gender affirming care. how significant was this ruling and what are the big takeaways to you? >> this is a significant ruling at the fourth circuit's majority opinion was strong and cold discrimination against trans patients on these plans to be quote obviously discriminatory. i think the big take away is insurers are not going to be able to say they are going to cover this care for some patients with some diagnoses and not for others. if they are going to be covering things like sex hormones and vasectomies for some patients, they are going to have to cover it for trans patients as well. i do think it is seen in the trans community as a major win. it cuts against some of the friends for more litigation and more litigation in

and then the higher military naval school of communications named after popov, yes, and now the academy interested in you. it’s such a job, you know everything about everyone, oh, you don’t eat at all, i tried, i cooked, here’s more potatoes, thank you, health, pie. you should definitely try it, it’s my signature, okay, well , how, um, delicious, delicious, i cooked everything myself, myself, it looks beautiful, thank you, why don’t you and i drink at all? for leningrad, oh, for leningrad, and you know, andrei ivanovich, i ’m also transferring to leningrad, yes, that’s good, leningrad is a wonderful city, yes, oh, how good it is that you approve, a hero city, yes, and most importantly , can you imagine how... good luck, there was a vacancy at the academy for me in the second part, yes, so we will be together, together. together, why? what why? together? and you don't understand? no, i love you, don’t, what don’t? nothing needed, sorry. gen, we need to talk, okay, let’s talk, right here, but where do you want, let’s go? gen, we are going to sevastopol, why, you don’t understand, no, i wa

buildings in mariupol by the end of this year, we have such a task, and this communications, another facility practically built anew in mariupol, a branch of the volgograd academyairs, there was once a police school here, but during the fighting the building was destroyed, now the academy is ready to accept cadets who are temporarily study in volgograd. six months ago. 269 ​​first, second and third year donetsk cadets took the oath of law enforcement officers at the main height of russia on mamayev kurgan, 39 of them are participants in combat operations. at the new place, everything is ready to begin the educational process and so that the children receive the necessary knowledge and skills to become real professionals. the report is finished. thank you very much, this is one. well, if i may, we have a problem in football, today we have a very strong team in football, in general, we want to restore the good name of the zarya football club, but in general, we have the avangard stadium in a very, well, let’s say, unusable condition, this is our central stadium in the city of lugansk and... if only we could it was, in general , to restore it, well, there is no ne

studied at the national academy of internal affairs and served for a year and a half in the response sector of the patrol police. today is a day of mourning in the bershytsk community. ukraine continues to celebrate the bravery of ukrainian soldiers who defend their home from thieves. president volodymyr said zelensky during the ceremonial awarding of defenders. the head of state presented the "gold star" order to the families of seven fallen heroes. three active servicemen also received this highest state award. the president awarded ten more ukrainian defenders with the cross of combat merit. those present also observed a moment of silence in memory of all the soldiers who died for ukraine. i am proud of everyone. to ukrainian soldiers, thank you to every family of our heroes for such sons and daughters of ukraine, thank you to all sergeants and officers who really care about soldiers and are an example for them, i ask you to always remember, to remember each and everyone who gave their lives in the battles for the soviets of ukraine, and thus... meanwhile , the president instructed the intelligence to redistribute the air defense systems in ukraine, this was dis

studied at the national academy of internal affairs and served for a year and a half in the response sector of the patrol police. today is a day of mourning in the bershytsk community. ukraine continues to celebrate bravery. soldiers who defend their home from the enemy, president volodymyr zelenskyy said during the ceremonial awarding of defenders. the head of state presented the order of the golden star to the families of seven fallen heroes. three active servicemen also received this highest state award. the president honored ten more ukrainian defenders as an award, the cross of military merit. those present also honored the memory of all soldiers who died for ukraine with a moment of silence. i am proud of every ukrainian soldier, i thank every family of our heroes, for such sons and daughters of ukraine, i thank all sergeants and officers who really care about soldiers and are an example for them. i ask you to always remember, to remember each and every one who gave his life in battles, for the sake of ukraine. british prime minister rishi sunak and nato secretary general jen stoltenberg will arrive tomorrow on a working visit to poland. about this said polis

discussion and report from chief of department jeanine nicholson since the fire commission meeting on march 13, 2024 including budget, academy special events, communications and out reach to other government agencies in the public and report from administration, deputy shane on the administrative divisions. sweetened facility status and updates and finance and support services and homeland security. chief? >> good evening, chief jeanine nickel son, this is my report since our previous our last meeting on march 13, 2024. vice president fraser, good evening, commissioner collins, commissioner nakajo, it's women's history month and vice president feinstein were here in city hall for a photo shoot with the mayor. i've been seeing you all, everywhere, it's great. there is also a sheriff's department puts on a conference of female leaders in the military so. you know, i went to that for one of the speakers. in other events, there was the saint patrick's day parade, thank you for joining in with us. vice president fraser and we also had dr. brokeoff retirement, a little party at headquarters for thank you for joining in on that, very good to see you there. i att

of odesa students, was burning. law academy. and our hive, due to enemy shelling, offers to convert it into donations for ours defenders the intelligence unit of the third regiment of special operations forces needs communicationecurity equipment. they fight for the independence of our country in difficult battles on the eastern front and give us the opportunity to live, work and study. in general, our goal is uah 720,000. with your help, we have already contributed. prepayment and we have less than uah 200,00 left to collect, so let's not delay, the wine continues, and the help of each of us is very important. an agent in sloviansk, donetsk region, the security service detained an agent of military intelligence russian federation, she turned out to be a 25-year-old local resident with pro-russian views. the occupiers recruited the woman in absentia through her acquaintances, according to the tasks of the curators, the perpetrator was to discover bridges and pontoon crossings through which ukrainian defenders transport heavy weapons. the enemy needed such information to prepare airstrikes. for such services, the traitor received a monetary reward, she faces life imprisonment. in the morning, a truck was involv

of the is mocking food. he is since the 1994 genocide this prison polk academy has used the occasion to point out the failures of the international community that has drawing parallels to the gaza strip. academic was joined by 37, the heads of state as he looked the flame of remembrance at the memorial in the capital of a galley commemorations that taking place across the country to remember the 800000 people who were messages over the course of a 100 day killing spree, who to malicious laws and people from the ethnic tootsie minority as well as coaching motor. it's none of the accounts. these are presented yet. they also send their sons and daughters to serve as peacekeepers in london, both sides. yes. did not fav wanda it was an international record minute which faded us on the genocide was triggered by the assassination of the who to president sheriff and l. have you ever ramada hutus accuse tootsie variables from the red ones in a trio like front of shooting down his plane? the group denied involvement between april and july through 2 militias and elements within the real ones and ami mastic until the season political opponents. the ki

of communication. the belarusian leader walked through the streets, saw gaping holes, traces of nato bombs, visited a military academy9, and on april 28 , 31 vehicles carrying humanitarian aid left minsk for belgrade. first, it's not just them war, we are absolutely convinced that today they are waging a war not only for themselves, not only for their land. if we use historical parallels, history lessons, then this is a test of strength. more likely. save your face, if it is still possible, leave this terrible cauldron. prophetic words, then, in ninety-nine, now alexander lukashenko is sure that there is no alternative to peace. the target of the attack is the enemy's media, which must be deprived of its voice. rockets bombed the serbian radio and television building, 16 died, here is a monument to these people - these are all our colleagues, these are technical staff there. i think it is necessary to emphasize that at the time when it was hardest for us, when we were bombed, the only president who visited our country was president lukashenko, we cannot forget this, firstly, it was necessary to show political wisdom,

communication skills of doctors. the doctor is training within the framework. at the institute of informatics problems, academyon support system; by the way, they are planning to introduce it soon into the central health information system; from the name it becomes clear that the development will become a good assistant for doctors, this is when the doctor, instead of deciding to look at the image for a long time, the computer will tell him, pay attention to these images, most likely there will be an illness, the rest, the rest just... our employees will receive everything promptly that necessary information about the patient, which today requires a certain time in order to obtain it. the medical exhibition, by the way, was dedicated to the 105th anniversary of belarusian healthcare, will run until april 26. it is planned for this period about thirty scientific and practical conferences and seminars. svetlana chernovaya, anatoly dolotovsky, telenews agency. our medical achievements are a source of pride and the result of progressive development. state since independence, human life is the most valuable, the pr

. >> the students from the academy of knowledge school presented their research on the quality of education in underserved communitieseate a more equitable landscape for students of color. >> our experience with the waipa project, it was very stressful and challenging. but, at the end it was very worth it. and i want to speak for all of the students , we felt very proud of ourselves because we felt like we helped the schools for, students and families of color. >> the students teacher says the class worked all through spring break on the research project a go fund me page raised $32,000 to help pay for the students trip to philadelphia. >> the u.s. transportation secretary praising plans for a new $12 billion bullet train system that will connect las vegas to southern california. pete buttigieg calls it the first major high speed rail line in the nation. transportation secretary spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony in las vegas yesterday, along with workers on the project. it was held at the future site of the train station that will be built just south of the vegas strip. >> we will demand and expect this everywhere

of education, health, transport and communications, industry, the ministry of emergency situations, the ministry of defense, the ministry of internal affairs, the state and military-industrial committee, in a word, everything, of course, national academying the union, a colossal amount of work has been done. a cosmonaut is the face of belarus and preparation, desire, aspiration, and responsibility, well, that’s it, we have set a task for many parameters, if you want to fly into space and want to be the face of belarus as cosmonauts, well, you understand what kind of authority, if you have already been selected and you get into the cosmonaut corps, then you have to endure everything there, and you cannot leave the race, you can’t leave the race, no matter how difficult it is for you. it wasn’t, it would be unbearable, you’ll say, that’s it, i can’t go on, but you can’t go to the station here, some comments on facebook wrote to me there that it’s flying. there on a tray to serve tea and coffee to others to the crew members there, to the commander there, and so on, no, of course this is not so, they constantly take exams there, well, let’s say, including for survival there were photographs she sent there in the forest, there are girls th

sure there is good communication and that the patent office understands when it is a valid, new patent. and extend the protection from competition. >> according to the american academy of pediatrics, numerous studies have linked the range of health issues to the amount of consuming plant-based foods for children. there is considerable misinformation and the substitution of cows milk. the fda determined based on 13,000 public comments that consumers do not understand the nutritional differences between milk and plant-based alternatives. can you comment on the fda's efforts to reinforce the vulnerabilities? >> mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i have had a lot of members yield me time. in this hearing you have said that the term harm reduction is an industry term or a term that the industry uses. but, to be clear, the institute of medicine used the term and the title of its report titled clearing the smoke, assessing the science base for tobacco harm reduction. it is not just the industry, the institute of medicine uses itch. and the concept of harm reduction has been embraced in other countries. they understand their -- that there are options less risky than a cigarette. w

discussion and report from chief of department jeanine nicholson since the fire commission meeting on march 13, 2024 including budget, academy special events, communications and out reach to other government agencies in the public and report from administration, deputy shane on the administrative divisions. sweetened facility status and updates and finance and support services and homeland security. chief? >> good evening, chief jeanine nickel son, this is my report since our previous our last meeting on march 13, 2024. vice president fraser, good evening, commissioner collins, commissioner nakajo, it's women's history month and vice president feinstein were here in city hall for a photo shoot with the mayor. i've been seeing you all, everywhere, it's great. there is also a sheriff's department puts on a conference of female leaders in the military so. you know, i went to that for one of the speakers. in other events, there was the saint patrick's day parade, thank you for joining in with us. vice president fraser and we also had dr. brokeoff retirement, a little party at headquarters for thank you for joining in on that, very good to see you there. i att

demonstrating at the academy awards ended up with women demonstrating at brandenburg gate and in africa so, you know, to the extent that we now have global communication — the actions ofre contagious. i remember being in i think it was in london toward its beginning, and women in the street were... who had just heard about it, you know, were wearing signs that said me too. the appropriation of female bodies by men or the appropriation of bodies of colour by white people or whatever it is that interferes with our self—determination is not confined to one country or another. so tell me, gloria, what does life look like for you now? i'm out of your home, your apartment. this is also where your foundation is as well. does that make it difficult for you to separate gloria steinem, the activist public figure from the personal, private one? there isn't a separation, really. i mean, i think the less separation, the better. the separation comes mainly, i think, from being employed by somebody else who sets the standards of your dress and behaviour and so on. and i don't have that. i'm enjoying staying home more. i mean, i was travelling all the time for decades. so it is great

from chief of department jeanine nicholson on activities and events in the department since the meeting on march 27, including budgeters academies, special events. communication and out reach to other government agencies and the public and report if operations deputy chief lug tlop on fires and beauto of investigation. training and airport division. >> good morning. may i begin? >> good morning, chief. >> good morning. president morgan. >> sorry i'm late >> vice president fraser. commissioner feinstein, commissioner nakajo and commissioner collins, maureen and command staff i'm year xhier chief this it is my report since our last meeting witness stand >> a press conference on the steps of city hauch i'm getting feedback not sure why that is. will i'm hearing myself twice. society commission is aware there are many more changes coming. in terms of street changes. because the changes thus far made by the mt a muraleen do you have your hand raised. >> no , i'm trying to unraise it. am i missing something. >> i do not. i can't hear anybody. can somebody let me know if you can hear me >> we can hear you. something is going on with the web ex. okay. all right. i wi

the many community activities that we need to center all of this work in and so we have community activations around, you know, earth day event cleanups, bio blitzes by the california academy. it's all being organized kind of around this same week to create this energy, and at the same time, we're engaging with all of our small businesses and restaurateurs in the city, encouraging them to get involved for this week, to say, hey, maybe for this week you can have a climate special, thing on your menu. and we've been getting a lot of great feedback from them, we've been getting venues and asking them to let us know how many people can you accommodate within your venues and then sharing that list to all of the people that are thinking about doing events, that week. and so, again, great energy, we have 50 plus events already. calendared. and that was just the initial swath of events. we got over 500 organizations that were interested in doing different types of events. and so we expect that number to grow, over the coming weeks. so it's going to be a great showing. i think, for the city for all of this work, yeah. so we're excited, so happy to answer any questions about about c

report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on issue activities and event since the fire commission meeting april 10, 2024 including budget academy special events, communications and outreach to other government agencies in the public and report from administration deputy chief shane on the administrative division fleet and facility status and update, finance support servicess and home land security. >> good evening vice president frazier, commissioner collins, commissioner nakajo, maureen, command staff. i am jeanine nicholson, chief of san francisco fire department and this is my report since our previous meeting of ting of april 10th. it's been a busy couple of weeks, chief michael mullen and i have been continuing our station visits. been going well. i even got to run a call with engine 21 yesterday. and, it's been well received so far, our our visits, we had labor management meeting, last week, and then right after that, we went to the treasure island dot, to welcome the iaff international association of firefighters, and their instructors, they were there for firefighter ground survival and, and they brought us, a new, piece of equipment to train our mem

community is reacting. we'll speak live to a transit safety advocate. plus, reviving a now extinct butterfly. the science behind the mission and how the presidio and the academy of sciences is now teaming up. and we take you inside a tony and pulitzer award winning musical opening tonight at the act. join us for those stories and more at 530. you know where to see us. abc seven bay area streaming tv app dan and ama. fantastic >> thanks, julian. >> all right. and you can head to the. you can actually download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join julian in two minutes. >> do that. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the full jury has just been seated in donald trump's criminal trial. what we know about the jurors who will decide trump's fate, and when this trial now begins. >>> also breaking news tonight, the scare on the runway. two passenger jets just missing each other.

academy fascism, he said: unfortunately, this is fascism, well, just imagine how such strong words exaggerated act on the international. such a well-known director, he says that fascism flourishes even in the cultural community of ukraine, well, it could be called there, for example, an unfair decision, but definitely not fascism, and therefore serhiy loznytsia in us, and i very rarely use this word in a non-ironic context, but serhiy loznytsia is really a bit withdrawn here, and he is not very welcome by our moviegoers, but we see, now we can once again... see the post made by the producer the day before the ukrainian mykhailo melis, and he wrote that this film invasion of the loznitsa will be shown at the cannes film festival, he is there, i asked him, he is a local producer of this film, but he did not answer my question anymore, maybe he is preoccupied, i am in i asked him if serhiy loznytsia came to ukraine to shoot this movie, this is a documentary film, and... apparently serhiy loznytsia did not come, but here he is, he has such a technique, when he uses filmed footage, by other people, and then simply edits them, but in order to make a good documentary, you obviously need to be at the scene of the event

pete: students in vocational community college up 16%, student studying construction trades up 23%. car repairs, up 7%. rachel: joining me is the founder of western academyou both. it's a bit hectic getting into this segment but we are here and glad you are. james, why did you decide to be a welder? >> i was turning wrenches with my dad when i got out of high school, noticed welders were making more money than me so i saw a video on tiktok and decided that was the place for me to go. rachel: it's funny. i talked to my son about welding and this is something people don't realize, let's talk about the kind of living you can make being the welder. a lot of people don't realize what a good career choice this is for many. >> yes, sir. i live comfortably for 20-year-old, that's for sure. will: are you the exception to the rule or do we have a generation that waking up to what their financial future is going to look like and if they don't have a skill like this where they can earn they are in trouble? >> you have. the big thing to know is this country was founded on the backs of blue-collar people and will continue to live and thrive as long as we have enough y

of interpersonal communication training a few years ago, and a light bulb went off. >> this is probably the most complex and the most realistic scenario that you're going to have here at the academy. >> using his son with autism as a real life training scenario, it mimics real calls. these recruits will respond to. >> ten 4802 tom, your call is going to be a check welfare. >> i can tell immediately that he was autistic. i have an older sister with down syndrome, so something i can process pretty quick. >> recruit casey bazile says they weren't told what to expect and it was eye opening for all of them. do you have any siblings? >> no, i don't have any siblings, no siblings. a lot of those calls kind of sound like someone using drugs at the park or someone just acting erratic. so you never really think that someone's just autistic. going into that call recruits kind of panic, like, what do i do? >> the thing is, there's different avenues to get the solution. their job is try to be critical thinkers and try to reunite nicholas back with the parent, bazile said she learned a lot about his id. >> go ahead and have them get that phone number a call and see what info they can get off o

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