this is not about aki—sawyerr, or the apc. this is about sierra leone.tion in which people were deprived of their rights. this is about the destruction of democracy. i have never questioned myself as much as i have in the last few days. never questioned this decision as much as i have. that moment my daughter lay on the floor next to me, the teargas, as a mum, you know, i do not know how to describe how i felt. guilt. fear. worry. all in one. i said to someone this week i reallyjust feel like packing it all in. but i cannot. i cannot. i cannot, i cannot bring myself to do that. love you guys. love you. i have to go back to work. hello there. well, it's certainly been a lively start to the weekend weatherwise. loads of showers around on saturday, some of them with hail and thunder, some of them with mammatus clouds — always a sign of a good storm. now, the showers that went through south parts of greater london, around kent, they really dumped the temperatures. look at that — ten degrees at midday, just two degrees celsius a couple of hours later in the a

my party, the apc, is one of the two main political parties in sierra leone.arty, the slpp, has been in government for the past five years. in my first term as mayor, i tried to work with the government, but they rejected me. so i need the apc to win this presidential election because i need a national government that stands around and under the local governments, including freetown. it's like, "it's happening, it's happening, "it's happening." it's been, you know, for the teams, for him, it's been a long journey. really exciting. really, really, really exciting. we're launching our election campaign with a huge convoy through the streets. the atmosphere, the energy — crazy, crazy. people on their balconies, on their roofs, you know, old women waving. kids running along with the trailer. in the midst of the madness of the convoy, i got a call. my driver, who took a different route to us, has been beaten up. he was beaten, i understand, because my car had the picture of samura kamara on it. but not only was he beaten. what i'm deeply concerned about is that my

less than 20 um and so it doesn't stand a chance against these and in 2014 the israelis called it the apc disaster when their m113 was hit um and the the idf had to come out and say to the public that m113s will no longer be operating inside gaza. but we know that they were used inside gaza again because in 2014 the battle of shajia began with an armored convoy uh entering shijiya and being hit by an ambush um in these vehicles m113s and the kasambargades talk about um stopping the israelies said that the the m113 stalled um busesam said that they stopped the armored column and then attacked these vehicles separately um but they entered the back of the vehicles they opened the doors and entered the back of the apc's and captured a soldier and at the time of the attack in shajaya, the israelies believed that they had lost many soldiers to capture in this vehicle, and that's what led to the massacre and shajaiya when they they massacred the civilian population because of the stunning defeat that their forces faced in shajaia immediately upon entering, so the question has been how long uh un

less than 20 um and so it doesn't stand a chance against these and in 2014 the israelis called it the apc disaster with their m113 was hit um and the the idf had to come out and say to the public that m113s will no longer be operating inside gaza, but we know that they were used inside gaza again because in 2014 the battle of shajaya began with an armored convoy uh entering shajay and being hit by an ambush um in these vehicles, m113s and the cassambrades talk about um stopping the israeli said that the the m113 stalled kamsam said that they stopped the armored column and then attacked these vehicles separately, but they entered the back of the vehicles, they opened the doors and entered the back of the apcs and captured a soldier, and at the time of the attack in shuja, the israelis believed that they had lost many soldiers to capture in this vehicle, and that's what led to the massacre and shija when they they massacred the civilian population because of the stunning defeat. that their forces faced in shajaia immediately upon entering, so the question has been how long uh until the isra

um, but they entered the back of the vehicles, they opened the doors and entered the back of the apc's and captured a soldier, and at the time of the attack in shajaya, the israelis believed that they had lost many soldiers to capture in this vehicle, and that's what led to the massacre and shajaya when they they massacred the civilian population because of the stunning defeat that therefore. is faced in shajaia immediately upon entering, so the question has been how long uh until the israelies run out of these armored vehicles uh and i think we're seeing the answer right now, there is absolutely no military uh justification for sending these vehicles in. in fact in 2014, idf soldiers uh submitted to the uh to command leadership to their officers that they would not go into gaza uh in these vehicles um and so these vehicles can carry uh half dozen six eight uh people in them and what what you're seeing there is even if it's just a tank even it's just the crew that operates the vehicle it's two um you're seeing casualties in both of these operations that aren't being reported by the isr

. _ parliament opened on thursday but nobody from the apc took their seat because they had decided theyhis is about sierra leone. a situation in which people were deprived of their rights. this is about the destruction of democracy. i have never questioned myself as much as i have in the last few days. never questioned this decision as much as i have. that moment my daughter lay on the floor next to me, the teargas, as a mum, you know, i do not know how to describe how i felt. do not know how to describe how ifelt. guilt. fear. worry. all in one. i said to someone this week i reallyjust felt... . but i cannot. i cannot stop i cannot, i cannot ring myself to do that. ., , ., cannot, i cannot ring myself to do that-_ i _ cannot, i cannot ring myself to do that._ i have - cannot, i cannot ring myself to do that._ i have to i cannot, i cannot ring myself to do that._ i have to go do that. love you. i have to go back to work. _ hello there. for the start of this weekend, it's going to feel like we've stepped back into winter, rather than spring, and it's due to the strength and direction of

our the case for military identity recognition purposes. accurate identification of targets, be it an apcthat tank, what is needed for this, well, again , i will say so conceptually, you need to have a database of images, let’s say, photos in the optical range of this equipment, the entire nomenclature, on the basis of these photos, you need to train the software, accurately identify what is depicted in the photo , to program with this database, for example, a barrage munition, or a guided bomb, or even, so hypothetically, a ballistic missile for a short range, so that it is highly accurate, thanks to its on-board camera different ranges of infrared, visible, hit a specific target, for example, it will be some very expensive rls radar station. it is precisely for such critical purposes that high-precision weapons with systems of machine vision and elements of human thinking, i.e. pattern recognition, are needed. and mr. oleksandr, here is an extreme question, what for you will be a sign of the fact that, relatively speaking, artificial intelligence, or artificial intelligence, is already

an assault was carried out with the participation of 18 units of various armored vehicles, tanks, apcs and 16-18 were destroyed by the defense forces.

, and by the time i found them, they were actually were already in their armored vehicles on their apcs, and they came from this area, so that was my experience of communication with ukrainians and the ukrainian military. most americans probably do not know that ukraine supported us at a time when we were attacked by a foreign enemy. ukraine had many problems of its own at that time, it was 2003, but they were in iraq. supporting us efforts there, so that was my first experience with ukraine. you are in contact with ukrainian pilots, and they have been talking about the f-16 for a long time. you were an f-16 instructor, so you know what it takes to learn how to operate these planes. what do you think is the biggest challenge for ukrainians now? are these airplanes amazing machines? sure, but are they the best? still work when interacting with other aircraft and ground stations, with radars, it's a whole ecosystem of technology, but to really use the capabilities of the f-16, which is a weapon system, it's not just an airplane, you need to be part of this ecosystem, and the ukrainian mil

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. >> rex tamburro works with asian seniors through his nonprofit group called apc in bayview.is group has dealt with attacks against elderly in the past. >> i got involved some 20 years ago, when a elderly asian man was thrown off the platform of a muni platform last july. >> san francisco police say a 63 year old woman, yang fang wu, was shoved to the ground in the bayview area by another woman. officers didn't know who that other woman was, who later died from her injuries, and police considered the death to be an accident. police say they recently reopened that case because of new evidence, but they won't say what that evidence is. just last week, police arrested 43 year old thea hopkins in connection with an assault on a 71 year old chinese woman in bayview. the incident happened by the gilman playground. the district attorney's office says hopkins is charged with assault and elder abuse for that march 4th incident. community members believe hopkins may be connected to last july's incident because of some similarities between the two attacks, but police won't say if that's

about 35% are dead soldiers. 25 tanks, dozens of apcs, well if they like it, it suits us, because theye benefit from it. let them try. they will —— there will be fewer men to fight in other parts of the contact line. but overall, the russian armed forces hold the initiative. and only sayre —— some areas, we are cutting the enemy to pieces. day—by—day. this is a little bit more than active defence, we can see think. at least the people you mentioned i don't envy their fate. that is guaranteed. 0k, mentioned i don't envy their fate. that is guaranteed. ok, let's listen to some more questions. mr putin, in this election some opposition leaders sitting abroad urged their supporters to vote against you at noon today. there were also incidents of fire, election polling stations set to fire, set, well, as i have heard, there have been calls to come at noon, to the polling stations and this was some kind of show, this was meant to be a show of the opposition. well if they came to vote, as i usually say they should be praised. whenever i urged people to vote, i wasn't doing this for my sake, i

introduced at the board of supervisors, uh, to allocate $2 million for businesses in soma impacted by apc, $1 million for businesses impacted by transit projects. and this is the intent was for taraval street and $500,000 to sfmta for supporting the two hour parking in portsmouth square garage and ambassadors uh, during the lunar new year festivities in chinatown. so that is up for a full, uh, a vote at the full board of supervisors for first reading. uh, tomorrow on february 27th. so that's the legislative front. and then also, uh, you might have heard me talk about this before the awning amnesty program. uh, this was a program that the mayor's office created in conjunction with the different permitting offices last year when. approximately 200 businesses received either a notice of violation or complaints for having awnings installed without a permit on file. uh, this is actually, uh, pretty common. and so this, uh, awning amnesty program was designed to make the permitting process easier, uh, and to also waive the permit fees if you have an existing awning. uh, so, so in order to do, u