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i don't see any need. i don't see in a platform yet or any kind of negotiations, honestly speaking, and you just want to show up. and my parents get to the decision about my prepare has not been result. the russia will definitely participate in this work bad when no one will be the firm yet to be seen and is about direct negotiations with any participants. so that you 20 yes. next. which of course the young contact there is no talk about that. so we are in close contact with some of them we have just talked about stan, so turkey, turkey, president and turkey is also part of the group of 20. and we are staying close contact with some other counterparts as well. but we haven't discussed these matters with the president of the united states and gotten on constant punish. can channel one. the federal security service recently said that a device that blew up for the crimean bridge, it was initially brought up by c from a just so how will that so perhaps change ships rushes attitude toward the sea, travel organi

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who don't see any, any kind of hope or any direction from their own leaders. oh yeah, that's so that's true. but let us not forget, unfortunately we are now towards israeli election for the, for any can. where is there a leave? the parties are basically very much focused on internal israeli stuff on whether be be, will become or he will not become and old for the division among palestinian forties. a also is not basically giving any kind of a positive contribution to the situation in the west bank, even though the killing of innocent people in the west bank does have a weight and does have a full force among the students in front of israel, palestinian parties but again, the election in israel, including the divisions among the are a political parties, is taking a lot on the account of what is happening in the west bank. and even if we take the other sector, which is also the human rights organization, because whoever was revealed they exposes the violations of the occupation or not the only adult finance or the are a political park is it is road, but also the

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will continue to be, any policy that the johnson nights or any— any policy that the johnson nights orn pretty much since 2016— in the situation pretty much since 2016 -- _ in the situation pretty much since 2016 —— johnsonites. we're stuck in the mire _ 2016 —— johnsonites. we're stuck in the mire again. we 2016 -- johnsonites. we're stuck in the mire again-— the mire again. we do understand what you're _ the mire again. we do understand what you're saying. _ the mire again. we do understand what you're saying. it's _ the mire again. we do understand what you're saying. it's hard - the mire again. we do understand what you're saying. it's hard not l the mire again. we do understand| what you're saying. it's hard not to understand. you make the point over and over that once the conservative party stops squabbling amongst itself, there's a country to run here. camilla, many people arejust not interested in politics but have maybe been forced to take notice this week really need some big decisions to be made, some cool heads, some grown—ups. how we got them, will they be able to do it? i

do you have any theories as to when, if this might happen, where i, and i don't have any theories that are better than the, the theories being discussed in south korea, where there's a view that a test during the upcoming workers party congress is the most likely timeframe. so i think that maybe the middle of october, or in the weeks there after i've been expecting another nuclear test for some time . and the indications are that the site has been prepared for it to you know, i think when it's imminent we will get more information. we have very good satellite coverage of that site and some very good analysts to can look at it and tell us what's happening. i haven't seen that yet, but expect we will. i think before the end of the year we're, we're going to get an easier test. we're probably going to get an icbm test and things are going to just get more and more attempts. and again, is there a plan south korean response to this you know, what i mean? our vision to the council. i mean, they are trying to figure out if there's any, you know, citing the nuclear path. and i mean, they have

we call upon parties to refrain from any provocative to posture or any deception which is liable to compromise request for a diplomatic solution. thank you. and our resume, my function as president of the council. the representative of the russian federation has as for the flaw to make another statement. you have the flaw with william going to that mister president, view propaganda arsenal of our western colleagues have for a long time and an argument which they consider to be kill argument. russia, who sounds are false, alarm disseminates dis information. ah, misinformed members of the security council distracts the council from discussing more important issues at the same time on the substance, we haven't heard any thing and are western colleagues have nothing to say on the substance except saying that according to their high opinion will or without any appeal, all of this deserves 0 attention. oh, by the way, it's very stranger a lot to still to day you can tell the difference between my logical and chemical war agents and you mix the 2. we were told today by sam, including the representati

it's the rightj of any candidate to have any of that dispute _ of any candidate to have any of that disputeidence of fraud _ supported by any sufficient evidence of fraud irregularities. and it was basetess — of fraud irregularities. and it was baseless asjudges of fraud irregularities. and it was baseless as judges repeatedly recognised. and none of the 62 cases was president trump able to establish any viable claims of election— establish any viable claims of election fraud sufficient to overturn the results of the election _ overturn the results of the election. and in those hearings, we shared _ election. and in those hearings, we shared the — election. and in those hearings, we shared the words used byjudges around _ shared the words used byjudges around the country and rejecting the claims _ around the country and rejecting the claims. strong language of strong a federaljudge in wisconsin a federaljudge in michigan. describing the case as... recently, a group _ describing the case as... recently, a group of— describing the case as... recently, a group of distinguished republican tawye

but any, any region, any place that supports russia in any way, shape or form they would like to see eliminated. they're trying to get it back. that's the, that's their goal at the end of the day. and we heard from ukraine and officials themselves lensky residential advisor at this summer. he said that the bridge itself is a target and will be a target, and they will try to destroy it as soon as they could. who's gibbs in fluid? we don't care about the crimea breach once we've received the necessary technical options, it will become a target for us to go for. there is nothing to discuss. we don't have an opportunity yet, but once we get it, we'll targeted to the point where she should and it seems that they found the opportunity and the way to do it. and they did just fats, even though now again, they're saying that somehow russia did it, and this somehow helps us out on our 9 what way, shape or form this would help russia. but again, those are the latest claims from t if journalist on founder of a dumbass inside a web site. chris down there on said russia should recognize ukraine is

i didn't say it wouldn't make any difference. i didn't think it would change the determination of the dpr k to maintain its its programs. i think that in the long run maintaining sanctions and actually enforcing more effectively to current sanctions. and indeed, sure the security council designed by new factions does increase the pressure on the dpr k, the dpr k in mind. you cannot achieve any real meaningful economic growth under the sanctions. even though actually it has in effect sanctioned itself with its coded kind of been measure and that's in the long run does have an impact and actually creates a pressure that it can then be used for diplomacy. but at the moment of mark said, there is no indication that the d p. k is ready to respond to the or the to the diplomacy. i also say that the sanction is actually can delay the, the, the continued roll out of the program. even though it's very clear that the dpr k has reached a high level of development and has high levels of indigenous capacity. i think we see in the past suddenl

united states on any european country. that is a military operation looking at how are you in the defensive war or you could have been and america doesn't make any sense to be the c. i director the u. s. defense secretary, they, they've actually admitted there's no evidence of an imminent nuclear threat from moscow to ukraine. but, but what we're noticing is, is that the news articles, the press agencies, they don't report that they report fear, fear a nuclear again. why is that the case? for several reasons? first of all, this is the way the u. s. is always a waged, it's war is they always have to have a bogeyman. they always have to have an existential threat. they always have to have something which is going to destroy the earth or destroy the order. this is a weapon of mass distraction. we're, we're making people in the west believe that in russia there is some sort of crazy tyrant wants to eat up to create and destroy the rest of the world. if julius were to say, you know, there's not really true then his job, marissa

well, we can't take it any more. oh, it's your garbage is everybody. meanwhile, in germany, consumer prices rose by 10 percent your on your in september reaching record highs . this comes in the wake of a deepening energy crisis and europe's largest economy, as well as continuing supply chain interruptions. the founder of the 1st food bank and germany has sounded the alarm saying, rising bills combined with the countries willingness to help others. his putting too much pressure on the system is going to nominate. and those are volunteers, are dissatisfied with the current situation as they have to put up with angry people who come to us and get less food than they use to. the resentment is growing . in the beginning, we saw great solidarity with ukrainian refugees. now it's much less people feel that they are getting less food due to the refugee and flux. meanwhile, prices and stores have increased many times over. people just don't know how to cope listing dropped. a racer report by the un has accused western countr

the government can never under any circumstances censor any book period or anything thato sa you have to say, period, because that's the core of our bill of rights. then we learned that amazonignoi and the justice departmentng wee ignoring our bill of rights. amazon apparently based this des decision on a treasury appa designation concerning, quote, disinformation and that designation applies not only to dujon, but also to his family, though not to his daughter. was murdered recently by the ukrainian government. we're not allowed to say that. what did she deo wrong?governme wellnt, i she said the wrong thing, but that's cool because they're fighting for freedom. >> but that's not point. the point is , in our country, which is very different from ukraine, we're had to read whatever we want. but we can't now because the biden administration is demanding that the biggest bookseller in the worln th d censorwith books that they disagree with . and amazon complies without asking any questions. now, this is as clear ar alatio violation as the firstn st amendment as you could concoct in a law

with any countries, only russia enters into some beneficial for it or negotiations are conditionallyeneficial for her, a base is created where they speak from her, this is already a threat to ukraine, accordingly, the negotiations between the udogans and putin where there are any questions of benefits and benefits, they are extremely negative for ukraine, but on the other hand, it is not worth it to overestimate these dangers because, again, erdogan pursues a policy of national selfishness and he is quite cynical about such and such things, where it is profitable, he will trade where it is not profitable, he can stick a knife in putin's back without any problems and he has no conscience to put pressure on him, on the contrary , turkey clearly emphasizes that trade is trade, and the issue of cooperation, turkey is a member of nato, it is a question of a more global security policy, and there its partners, the united states, russia, what do you say about the placement of american missiles on the territory of turkey? therefore, it is obvious that, despite all the fronting, the european

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i responded to them that my son did not throw any. and suddenly ryan got scared and he had a heart attack and died. a week ago, the soldier said to the children, next time we will attack you sulaiman family. ryan came and told me what the soldiers had said. why do they want to attack us? we didn't do anything ah, they went to investigate the children and this is not the 1st time brian was coming home after a school day. he was surprised by the soldiers chasing him all the way to the house . then they went around the house and they hit the doors of the house with the weapons, and the soldier said to ryan, i will arrest your brothers. i found him dead outside the house because of his fear of the soldiers. he had a heart attack like this is what happened ah, for least a long time ago, there were 2 schools on the main settlement street where settlers permanently pass through and therefore there is a permanent point of friction between school students and their capacious forces. there were 6 children from these schools who are currently in

no, ukrainian armed forces will— in any way? no, ukrainian armed forces will go _ in any way?ll go on with _ in any way? no, ukrainian armed forces will go on with the - forces will go on with the counteroffensive. we do understand we have quite a good dynamics on all of the front line. we are standing in the doughnuts, luhansk, kherson —— —— donetsk. doughnuts, luhansk, kherson -- -- donetsk-_ -- donetsk. deputy had a president _ -- donetsk. deputy had a president zelensky's i -- donetsk. deputy had a i president zelensky's office. we often hear about the damage that plastic does to our oceans and our wildlife — and it turns out that fishing nets are the hardest plastic of all to recycle. trawler nets are especially difficult to process because they fill up with debris when they're pulled along the sea bed. now, they'll be recyled in the uk for the first time. our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, has the story. our seas are filling up with plastic. much of it are the bottles and bags that we throw away every day. but about 10% comes from the fishing industry, and the

any time. we are managing to mechanic myself leverage, match, bring nothing other dollars from federal, state and regional grants and managing cash flow. constantly spends to get improve ams out quickly. we want to take the lessons learn exclude, ply them to the bond program. i'm happy where we are after 8 years. we have met and improved through each issuance on spending and deliver. made a commitment to extend the 2014 bond within 10 years. we have 2 years left. and so we are talking about doing we have not done this to date temperature is always our ability to do so but trying to stay true to the original program. when we are proposing make this adjustment in the bond. we have the legal ability we never have updated but we will ruse the amount of bond fund in certain category of complete streets the baptist traffic significant medicals and muni rapid and move it to upgrades. a couple reasons issue one, we have a number of significant facility projects that are ready to g. and red to go counti

i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s.know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can happen and what other people who may not look like what you think the fire chief should look like how they can be successful. be asked me about being the first lbgq i have an understands because there are little queer kids that see me. i worked my way up. i came in j

have you had any contact? _ sorry about the line. have you had any contact?the line. have you had any contact? we haven't l sorry about the line. have you i had any contact? we haven't had contact since word about the clashes, gunfire and explosions. we have no idea where he is or how he is doing and we would call on the governor to enable him to call his family if he is safe.- his family if he is safe. would normally be _ his family if he is safe. would normally be able _ his family if he is safe. would normally be able to _ his family if he is safe. would normally be able to speak- his family if he is safe. would normally be able to speak to | normally be able to speak to him when you want to? what is contact like?— contact like? ordinarily prisoners _ contact like? ordinarily prisoners are _ contact like? ordinarily prisoners are able - contact like? ordinarily prisoners are able to i contact like? ordinarily - prisoners are able to make daily phone calls out of the prison. there are certain hours you can make phone calls and late in the evening, but in th

and me saw this as a good sign, but he didn't bring any specific any specific news, any specific commitments or anything. he just told us that the situation was very precarious and that the has said that before. but the idea does not recognize the plant as russian put in has a next it together with the territories is also signed a d that would, according to the russians and bring it into the russian state assets. this is not recognized by the international community. grossey is calling for the russians to stop all military activity. their demilitarised that he doesn't use the word demilitarize, but he says that no rockets or, or shells or whatever must be fired from the territory. and the church, you must not be fired at. and yet there is no specific progress yet, but i guess he has to be hopeful that these talks need to something because the situation is very serious. but he has thank you very much, is always are correspond m a t a spelling of their in key. if nato has wrapped up 2 days of talks and brussels with a sharp warning to russia not to use nuclear weapons and ukraine. the alliance

the first-degree murder of alissa was committed in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification, yes. reviewing the aggravating factors that we unanimously found to be established beyond a reasonable doubt, we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors are sufficient to warrant a possible sentence of death. yes. one or more individual jurors finds that one or more mitigating circumstances was established by the greater weight of the evidence. we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors that were proven beyond a reasonable doubt outweigh the mitigating circumstances established as to alissa, no. signed and dated october 13th, by the foreperson benjamin thomas. count seven, we find the existence of an aggravating factor, nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person, yes. we the jury find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of it have aggravating factor, nikolas cruz knowingly created a grea

we should of course band any military space presence in the arctic region or any non-arctic country. we know for sure that in a much larger sense, china's influence elsewhere using multiple tools. we talked about the terminal. the ccp financed it. it uses economic power. i've spoken here at this very podium before about the revisionist realignment which they attempt. this is a deep, grand conspiracy against russia, china and iran and other elements or freedom coming together to use or share resources in this very region. we can't permit that to happen. allowing china to get the foothold and desires in the arctic camp empower it and russia. this will threaten our capacity to protect the american people and we may not, must not let that happen. we can leave in the arctic. we have done it before. i'm confident we will do it again. our national security depends on it. i'm happy to have a good conversation with you all. come up and help me get it started. >> ok. i'm going to take this. >> sure. >> thank you very much for those wonderful remarks. first question, one of the members of the a

or any individual ever. there's no economic crime. so, again, how could you have a tax evasion? what it was, was a tax omission. and i paid the money before sentencing, but i got zero credit for that also. then the next one, which was the he locked violation, you don't know where the he lock is. the home equity line of credit. i've 80% equity in my home. i had more money sitting in the bank than my mortgage. plus the heat lock combined in somewhere, somewhere down the line. they turn around and they now holding me that i misrepresent it myself to the bank. i mean it's i've been doing business with this bank. i had six buildings. i had 197 apartments. i had, you know, 52 taxi medallions between new york city. i mean, i had worked very hard over the course of the early part of my life. i didn't work for donald trump because i needed donald's job or i needed his money. i was semi-retired at the age of 39, and somehow, like so many people in america, i fell under the spell of this cult, of this cult leader. and

so we were supposed to distribute the content without any obstacles. we didn't violate any of the youtube rules, but still our channels got banned. naturally, we as a media outlet emphasize the fact that the ban as we see it was a censorship move against our coverage. our point of view, particularly when it came to the ukraine crisis, the timing of the band coincided with the escalation. i view this as a unique case, since we are the 1st to have one in court among the media, dr. channels band for censorship reasons. we see it as a precedent and hope this will help our colleagues and us to provide information without any more censorship. on google side. it is a vital decision and a very important precedent, not only for the practice of russian law, but also for the practice of international law. it's absolutely a big way for our team. because for example, according to the verdict, google has to unblock all 27 channels belonging to r t c, or face of 5. and that find amounts to a $100000.00 roubles per day. and if it doesn't do that, then that amount incr

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let me know if you have any questions. >> questions? any public comment on the director's report? >> there is none. >> close public comment. public comments are-you stepped-if you are going to comment on the report the director just made. then you can step to the front and-okay. we are closing public comment and move to number 4, which is report from deputy director azevedo. >> thanks president bleiman. we received 45, 311 complaints since the last hearing october 4 and have a few enforcement actions updates and please feel free to ask questions at the end. commissioner commino let me know the excel version of the report want working so i have it in pdf format if you want to access that. the firsh update is about bar part time at 496, 14th street. bar part time holds a llp permit with our office. friday october 8 inspector responded stating the music from the business was too loud. he observed a dj performing after the permit and time of 11 p.m. spoke with the bartender and put the owner on the phone. the owner acknowledged the violation and agreed to re-educate staff keeping the

we do not want to use any of their gas in the future. our main strategies of the future. how worried are you that in the end, this coming winter is going to be very, very difficult for europe and the difficulties that european citizens face with their energy supplies might well corrode support for ukraine. let me quote the belgian prime ministerjust a few days ago when he was talking about the difficulties with energy supply. he said a few weeks like this and the european economy could be in deindustrialisation and the severe risk of fundamental social unrest. that is what putin wants and that'll be very bad for ukraine and support you get from europe. i know not only in belgium. we follow the situation in europe very closely and from my personal feelings, this very important sanctions. if we can think of any kind of way where we can, for the price of gas, you should pay more for the gas and that's what russia wants. they tried to influence the european country with gas and this possibility to push politically on the countries. and we wi

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>> reporter: yeah, listen, any child that comes to this hospital isn't being turned away by any meansurse they're getting the care, but certainly the surge is overwhelming for doctors, nurses and the staff. if you remember what the hospital emergency departments looked like during covid where people were being treated in the hallways, in the waiting room areas, now think of that with just young kids, that's what these hospitals are sort of starting to see, which is obviously very alarming. at this particular hospital to give you a sense of the numbers, they say for the past two weeks they have had about 15 to 25 borders each night, essentially a child that would have to sleep in the bed they would receive triage in because they can't get into the admission of the hospital because all of the beds are full. it's certainly a dire situation here, so much so that this particular hospital has enlisted the help of the national guard, talked to the state department of public health, they've come to the site and and looked around the area we are standing to figure out how they can create a fie

well, as you know, no one reacted in any way.lurted out a girl there , a little out of her mind. well, how can you say such things in public? well, if you corrected her, then in washington they publicly said, we have nothing to do with this. we don't know, and it wasn't necessary to offend, well, it's just to take a survey because everyone is silent , but what should we think? we think that this is the agreed position. why are they blackmailing us? and what can we do to be completely silent look like we didn't hear anything, right? another sign of a nuclear threat, such an excuse for nuclear blackmail by ukraine, has emerged over the past few months. this is the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which constantly flashes in the news of the president, they asked about the situation there. well, and, of course, vladimir putin , probably, and not for the first time, but not for the first time, it is important to hear about who it makes sense to conduct military operations near this power plant. there are constant talks about what we

ani lorak was boycotted, by the way, ani lorak herself said that she in the ukrainian market, there isther well-known singer who did not want competition, she never spoke about her name, but everyone in show business knows that these were hints of the king's shadow, and this is a whole epic. because tina karol also accused tina of this without naming names was blamed by svitlana loboda. by the way, svitlana loboda and ani lorak have been going quite parallel since 2014. they have very similar life and creative paths . in principle, thanks to a skillful strategy, ani lorak did something. simply unprecedented shows called diva are very technological, very expensive, let's look at an excerpt and lily of st. lyal, the world just loves, just a father. at this time, ani lorak was silent about the war, of course, she is out of politics , she constantly declared that i'm out of politics, i'm not messing around, i don't understand this, i'm for world peace, and her position definitely became a certain meme , but a year ago she decided to make a triumphant return to the ukrainian market, and i'm

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because on the ground, it usually means that the united states can commit any crimes, any war crimes with totally impunity. and it doesn't matter whether it's, you know, richard nixon, black obama, joseph biden, who are in office. and when you have that kind of behavior strong, the self proclaimed leader of the free world, can you expect anything different from other countries? the united states has been in this century, the biggest profit gator of violence and killing and warfare in the world. and it seems now this year that russia is trying to catch up, that doesn't mean that what russia is doing is in any way justify, well, it's not justified in the moral sense. it is justified in the military sense. and when i talk to my guest from all around the world, nobody supports the war action, but many of them say that this is a time when at least one country to woodson and to this absolutely unrestrained behavior of the united states. and i have to be honest with you, that one of the reasons why so many countries are trying to remain neutral to the u . s. pressure to sanction russia is p

, any, any, any fossils that come out of the ground, they have their own dna, their origin and it isble to determine in which part of the world they were acquired. please stay clear. let us continue the conversation together at four. i will remind you that two guests are still with me in the studio, mr. oleksandr. and the fact that ukraine has officially invited to check all our nuclear weapons objects in order to to make sure that we are not making any developments. what do you think? well, our western partners seem to have no doubts. but will this be a signal to russia that the west sees everything and we are completely transparent? in this regard, i want to note that for russia, their communication and the information that analyzes russia is it's a big secret, they come up with something for themselves, determine something for themselves and somehow follow a strategy of complete disintegration, but ukraine must act within the framework of international agreements, of course, and we, within the framework of these agreements, must act absolutely transparently, demonstrating that we

those are the only updates for you right now, but i'm happy to answer any questions if you have any. >> thank you, deputy director. i had a question about the sky bridge item where they say the city is paying them to put on the event, that was confusing to me. >> i, actually would love to differ to senior analyst rice because i understand this is a program that is put on by the parks alliance, is that correct? i know you had reached out. >> i did reach out to my contact to find out more comfort. and that was friday and unfortunately i have not heard back from them. i'm happy to report back. >> if i can speak up i'm on the board of parks alliance. what was the question? >> so the question was, there was a sound complaint do they have a jam permit and the answer is, they do not. so they, if they are continuing to do this activity, they're operating without a jam permit. >> i'll reach out to the staff and have them get in touch with you dillon ar katelin? >> i can manage unless katelin. i'll bring in katelin as needed but i'm the one that will process the permit. >> okay, i'll reach out

any missile is the usual bombardment of dresden, kovel, or mariupol. these are similar things, but they are not instantaneous . in hiroshima, you encounter a instantaneous one. the death of thousands of people atomic bombing - this is not an ordinary missile discussion precisely from the point of view of this instant death and i just mean that i understand the psychology of haizumi but i believe that japan sooner or later will be forced to return to this whole story for the simple reason that they are playing this game with japan, you see the dprk is putin's ally, this is how he even congratulated him on his 70th birthday in putin did together with sidzempin everything is possible to enable this dictator to get nuclear weapons this is very bad this obviously threatens the national security of japan who said that the elements of nuclear weapons should not now be in japan or in south korea why democracies of countries with such equal technological development of countries which they open up new perspectives, but we understand that many things in our worl

during any of those times, did the mayor ever or any of her staff ever bring up the undated residence ignition letter with any commissioner? >> not that i'm aware of, no. that was never the intent so, no. not that i'm aware of. >> okay. and then again, i wanted confirm with the city attorney, you know i understand that the reasons that the mayor brings up for why she had commissioners sign these letters but there is a process for every appointee who commits malfeesence to remove that person. clearly laid out in the charter. is that correct. >> it is and we described the various ways commissioners can be removed. >> okay. and then um -- the reason you decided that discondition that process is because the city attorney memo suggests this this process is is -- [inaudible] the charter. >> suggests the letters are unenforceable and requesting emviolates the spirit of the charter, yes >> if that was not the city attorney's position wouldure continue using these letters. >> asking hypothetical i have to ask the mayor. >> no more questions. >> thank you supervisor ronen. one thing that i'm cu

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but yet we have not heard of any condemnation by any western countries over such attacks. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah .