often it is councils who fund arts

we have an art council, an artistic council, where we gather colleagues, look at models made by artistsll, services developments and make a collective decision, it's interesting, it's inspiring, you work on a flow, when you have an idea, you implement it with the people who work here, they support you, they feel what you want, it's cool, it's worth working for, there are very good people working here, very kind, who always respond to this call, when they see that the artist is creating, they want to pick you up too, help you. the factory team is predominantly female, apparently, that's why the products turn out like this beautiful and comfortable, that they are made by gentle, caring, skillful hands of talented and responsible workers. here , let's say, such a backbone has been preserved for a long time, who work with love for their work. every day, coming to the workshop, you are interested in how things are, how the situation is, what is happening with the person, well, you are interested in his, let's say, mood, because this is important, which is reflected in the work, but we create

often it is councils who fund arts councils in the local area and funding has been reduced and cut. the promise was everybody can access the arts and culture they wanted across the country. we come back to the chancellor talking about the strain on public finances and difficult decisions, we have to see how they plan to implement that and whether it will make a meaningful difference. thank you. we will be back to you for sir keir starmer�*s speech at tpm. stayed with the arts. many believe rupert murdoch's life has been the basis of succession. a case in nevada is pitting the 90—year—old against his three children over who will gain control of the company when he dies. it was held behind closed doors but the decision when it comes will also be secret. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for th

after the approval of the products for production launches at the art council, they are sent to the artist-designero 3d models are built on a computer. and after these models are built, these models are grown on a 3d printer and specially. polymer, here in this example you can clearly see how a 3d model of a future jewelry item is already built from polymer. based on the grown 3d model of a jewelry item from polymer, such samples of rubber molds are made. and these already manufactured rubber molds allow for the further replication of jewelry. items, or their parts, waxes. manufactured wax models are formed. in such wax blocks, the so-called christmas trees, so that later, already in the process of casting, these products are transformed into precious metal. the main raw material for jewelry production is such scrap jewelry, we collect it ourselves in our buying points, and also receive and ... the state fund of the ministry of finance of the republic of belarus, this scrap is melted in order to transform it into ingots, then in the resulting slip in a certain sample they will be granulated already

necessary for it to close the hole, it is necessary to make a little top, after approval by the art councilf products for launching production, they are sent to the artist-designer, who builds 3d models on the computer, and only after that... the construction of these takes place models, these models are grown on a 3d printer from a special polymer, here in this example you can clearly see how a drawing is already made from a polymer 3d model of a future jewelry item. based on the grown 3d model of a jewelry item from a polymer, such samples of rubber molds are made. these already manufactured rubber molds allow for the further replication of jewelry items or their parts, waxes. the manufactured wax models are formed into such wax blocks, the so-called christmas trees, in order to later, already in the process of casting, these products were transformed into precious metal. the main raw material for jewelry production is such a bosom of jewelry, we collect it ourselves in our purchasing points, and also receive it from the state fund of the ministry of finance of the republic of belarus. th

the art council will argue with me, i flew in, came to st.g, there was a call, they told me that you were approved, i said, they won’t believe me, yes, because it was already graduation, i say, and you can send me a telegram, and i went up to petrov and said, vladimir viktorovich, in general, i was approved for the traitorous krizanova, he thought that i was delirious, because i was not at all gudalova, that's right, that's from the word completely, well, there was no heroine with a long braid, long-eyed , one who cried, there, no, i was from another trade union, so ryazanov taught me to walk, wear a dress, hold my back, and from ryazanov you have in general, it was good to work with him, when you are from the orenburg region, next to you is alisa freundlich, nikita mikhalkov, proskurin, well, by the way, vitya to a lesser extent, because he was not as old as it seemed to me, lyudmila gurchenko, who starred in this film, because it was based on ostrovsky, then her line was cut. i saw, by the way, fragments from your podcast, where you talk ab

biden-harris border crisis is arizona senate candidate kari lake and art del cueto, vice president of the national border patrol councilng here. i want to get the facts on the ground. first off, art, take this on. the dhs is saying, no, no, no, the 13,000 people in this country who are murderers already, that's being misinterpreted. >> well, i mean, i think it's just sweeping under the rug because the story came out, and you've got to ask these individuals, where are -- where's anyone that you've allowed in the country? that's what you've got to ask, where are all the people that have come in purposed this administration? with where are they, have you keep track of them? and if they're going to the say, oh, no, this is decades, then, you know what? they haven't been doing their job for decades because where are all these individuals that they've allowed in the country? again, they're just trying to, you know, change the focus on it and making you look at something else. but the issue is clear, and i think the american public understands that. and we just cannot afford four more years of this. maria: yeah, i have the le

identify as female who identifies as male , so i get who identifies as male, so i get twice as much arts council two just stop oil protesters who threw soup over van gogh's classic sunflowers painting are swapping soup for porridge. phoebe and anna, the two trust fund soup throwers, were jailed for two years and 20 months, respectively . just stop oil also respectively. just stop oil also repeated the stunt in protest against the jailings three activists, all of whom look like they smell through more soup over the classic paintings yesterday. now, do they hate oil so much that they even hate oil paintings? the far left group released a statement saying there are now 25 just stop oil supporters in prison for non—violent resistance to the carbon regime. we must stand with them. we will not back down now. so what do you make of this? i feel like just stop oil they achieved what they wanted. labour got in. ed miliband has scrapped any north sea oil and gas. they've, you know , they've gas. they've, you know, they've pledged all this work around renewables and decrease in carbon. so just stop oil hav

she serves as a storyteller with the national arts council and humanities nebraska, an the artistic director and cultural curator of the south omaha museum. jose was born on the west side of kansas city, missouri. he worked at a mexican growingry store growing up. after graduating high school he worked at macy's,et in a insurance, while attend night school. in 1966 he enlisted in the u.s. army and served in vietnam. he would then use the g.i. bill to obtain a degree in psychology from the university of missouri at kansas city and became involved in the chicano students movement of the time. jose moved to omaha in 1976 and married the love of his life, linda. start ago family just south of the church in omaha. in 1980 began working with the chicago northwestern railroad. he host add community news program are. apart from their accomplishments, linda would establish three cultural -- houses of culture in south omaha. in 2009 they founded the mexican american historical society of midlands to cure rat, preserve, and collect and preserve presence of mexican, american, and latino history culture

point, the royal theatre, manchester royal exchange does receive £2.4 million a year from the arts council taxpayers money. so we have a right to be offended by what's on equity. the luvvies union, of course, are complaining about a growing culture of censorship, but they're hardly renowned for their their inclusivity. for example, they cancel all sorts of actors if they deem them to be transphobic or racist. maybe they're just getting a taste of their own medicine. quentin >> yeah, you wouldn't often expect to find, somebody standing up and shouting freedom for israel, would you? i mean, i don't suppose many actors or directors would necessarily want to put that in, but i think it's a very good point. if they did, might be more watchable. >> i did 20 years as a theatre critic, and i have to tell you that the theatre royal, manchester was one of the places iused manchester was one of the places i used to dread going to most. >> it was incredibly work, however, and you make a that's a very good point about the fact that this theatre receives a lot of public money, not just from the arts cou

directorate of literature and repertoire, the department of culture and the committee on arts under the councilof ministers of the ussr. 49 of them were approved for production. 37 were sent back for revision. thank you, thank you, comrade kapotlipova, for the wonderful report, as they say, not a mouse could slip through yours, well, go ahead, let's vote, who's for then, in order to approve the report, rufina andreevna, i ask you, against, abstain, unanimously, thank you, tayashchi, you are all free, rufina, here is the thing, and... soon it will be new year, we need to tour singing groups, approve new programs, please look at this, yes, grachev, yes, grachev, grachev - this is the one, and you don't know anything, no? vasya, ah, and you didn't tell us, right? vasya, what didn't you tell us? well, there's this one.

control by the glavlit and repertoire committee of the culture department and the committee on arts under the council of ministers of the ussr, 49 of them were approved for staging. our dear leonid ilyich brezhnev. thank you. thank you, comrade kapoklipova, for the wonderful report, as they say, not a mouse can slip through yours. well, what do you say, shall we vote? who is in favor of approving rufina's report ? andreyevny? i ask you, against, abstain, unanimously. thank you, tayuschiy, everyone is free. here's the thing, and soon the new year, we need to tour singing groups, approve new programs, look, please, this, danok, zaychiy, grachov, yes, grachov, grachov, which one is this, and you? that you don't know anything, no, vasya, and you didn't tell, yes, vasya, what didn't you tell, well, there was this terrible story, what kind of story, the soloist, a 16-year-old girl, what is her name, lada, well, and they said that she fell in love with grachev. after the holidays you take a commission, go to gracheva, but it is not for me to explain to you, but so that i do not hear this name again, it is c

period of her creativity, as if creative path, then even when she was a member of the art commissions in the councilningrad, and lfz is what we have, the leningrad factory, porcelain factory, yeah. was there in the management, but in general she lived in leningrad or in moscow, in general, as far as i understand, she lived in moscow in leningrad, but in leningrad she had two such very serious positions, this is the artistic director of the leningrad art glass factory, and accordingly, this is also her work, yes, yes, this is her work, she was on the artistic council of the leningrad farkhorov factory, she is also interested in these works of hers, which she made red lfz, because... she very carefully selected clothes for her sculptures and for when the reliefs and three-dimensional sculptures were she looked at how they would be exactly so that it was, firstly, logical yes for character, secondly, so that it would be harmonious with the character itself, so that the clothes she would consider that they complement, complement the image she researched a lot, that is , all her works were based. on pre-

arts superstar. the resolution by council member rebecca kaplan to rename the intersection unanimously passed over thesummer. the city wants to highlight the impact of lee's contributions to oakland. his daughter, shannon lee, is expected to be at that ceremony tomorrow. well, the beer city festival made its return to alameda today for an afternoon of running and tastings. this was an end of a year party celebrating a season of beer city events all across the bay area. the day at alameda point started with a five and ten k run by the waterfront. then the festival kicked into high gear with unlimited beer, kombucha and hard tea tastings. breweries out there today included almanac, alameda island and faction brewers. >> tis the season, right? a little change in beers coming to some of that oktoberfest going on. >> i know, i know that you like that. >> every now and then. thanks for watching tonight. hey, we're not done yet. bailey's coming up sportswrap next. right here on ktvu. >> yep. and we wi see is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keepi

. >> brian: here to react art del cueto national border patrol council vice president. compared to the other gangsters that we see coming across the border? >> well, these individuals have shown that they don't care. and obviously there hasn't been any consequences. they had a green light against law enforcement, which means can you kill law enforcement on sight. they just don't care. and when you start seeing them now in states like texas, look, we saw them in states like illinois. we saw them in colorado. now you are seeing them in texas. texas has been at the forefront of law and order saying look, we are not going to put up with the criminals coming into this state. we are not going to come up with any of this stuff that has been happening in other areas. now you are seeing tren de aragua say we don't care. we're going into texas well. these are individuals that really they have no conscience. and why should they at this point? look, the current administration has done nothing to go against the crime that's hang at the borders, the crime happening so many of the sta

artists, musicians, representatives of the national council for culture, art and literature.am includes a lecture on kuwaiti-russian relations. in the museum victory will show the film dawn by director habib hussein. and there will also be an exhibition of paintings about this film by artist mahmoud ashkanoni. the days of kuwait culture opened with a concert of folklore. tchaikovsky's central opera evgeniya anegin was written in less than a year. the composer took from the novel what was connected with the spiritual world and fates of the main characters, and negin tatyana elensky. he called this work lyrical scenes. this is the opera in which tchaikovsky found himself as an opera composer, where he expressed himself most naturally, the most adequate to his. talent, his inner mood. understanding that the plot of the opera is not stageworthy, there is little external action in it, tchaikovsky was convinced that staging it on the big stage was impossible. the first anegin, here, but this is the first lensky, his last name is medvedev, for the 145-year history of the opera, hund

arts superstar. the resolution by council member rebecca kaplan to rename the intersection unanimously passed in themer. the city wants to highlight the impact of lee's contributions to oakland. his daughter, shannon lee, is expected to attend the ceremony. >> a bay area legend got the royal treatment today as she celebrates over a century of life. betty reid soskin marked her 103rd birthday at the middle school that bears her name in el sobrante. on a wall in the library. her life is a lesson in u.s. history, from her childhood in the segregated south to her work on the home front in world war two. here in the bay area, and her job as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond. but she says she is focused on the here and now, not the past. >> i've never planned tomorrow. i've never, never had anything to do with yesterday. i've always been absolutely immediate in this time. >> the family also shared a special preview of an upcoming documentary about her life, co-produced by her granddaughter, alaina reed. >> since her stroke in 2019, a lot of memories have kind of become foggy and it's be

literature and the repertoire committee of the department of culture and the committee on arts affairs under the councilf the ussr.

. >> carley: janelle and art, vice president of border patrol council join me now.he vice president's trip to southern border today? >> it is a little too late to come down here. they have ignored it. she talked about a bill two months ago, how about 3-1/2 years ago? they inherited something secure and destroyed it. they put policies in place and got rid of what was working. chaos at the border is their causing. let's add, president trump was down here and reached out to national border patrol council and wanted first-hand look what was going on. he went down there and spoke to the council, myself included, with victims of illegal aliens that xhcommitted crimes and sto with press for over an hour in 100-degree heat. you will not see that with kamala harris. she'll go take pictures by the port of entry, speak to a few chiefs and get out of there. there is a difference in style. the mess, they created it, they did not inherit anything like it. >> carley: interesting to see if she takes questions from reporters. janelle, they are saying border is not in crisis, if that

a spokesperson for the town council said responses to the new art have been generally positive, though if they don't want it there, they can take it, put it up in san francisco and make it the mrs. doubtfire statue, i guess so. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. jessica and janelle join us with what's coming up at 530. a lot coming up. garvin and gia. right now at 530, a deadly shooting in a quiet contra costa county neighborhood has neighbors asking questions and police looking for answers. the details we're learning at this hour. also, as crews continue to battle massive fires in southern california, an earthquake strikes how the state's warning system fared in alerting people that a quake was about to hit and tens of thousands of techies descending on san francisco for dreamforce. what they can expect and the boost the city is hoping to get from that mega conferenc. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre and i'm

art. one was the well hung lover piece. he found the wall opposite the councils trail, trying to kind of scrub out all the work he was doing all over the city. he got some scaffolding put up and, at his leisure, under cover, he drew this wonderful picture of a naked man dangling outside a bedroom. inside the bedroom you can see a lady, not very many clothes, and her very angry husband, looking for the well hung love r. that was a moment when the council were under real pressure to remove the work, but then did an online campaign to see what bristolians thought, whether the work should stay or go, and 96% voted in favour of keeping that piece. it's thought banksy then moved to east london in the early noughties, and artwork started appearing there too. i used to walk around and see little rats and little stencils that were everywhere, in east london, particularly, west end, down on the south bank, all over the place, really, and i began to think, "is thisjust one person doing this? "because he's the hardest working man "in street art, if so." i thought, "this guy

makers olympiad, another program that is in the group specializing in art and cinema, video coverage is provided. the supreme councilural revolution has one of its regular meetings, which was held continuously in the presence of the honorable president during the 13th government. republic it will be held and probably president mohtra will also be present in this meeting. among the other programs that are going to be covered today is the so-called meeting of the spokesperson of the judicial branch. and the so-called "issues " bring the issues raised in this authority to the hearing and opinions of reporters so that they can reflect the opinions and actions that this honorable authority has taken for the convenience of the people. the role of persian literature in cinema considering that the art of the language is very important for the transmission of the original iranian concepts there is going to be a meeting and the art and cinema group. again, this covers it. the combined war conference with the presence of the honorable commander of the police force is one of the other programs covered by the special police grou

. >> reporter: the event is organized by the oakland chinatown improvement council and the abg art group . the director of the art group says he spent weeks cleaning up eighth street from broadway to webster. and beautifying it with murals and art installations. >> i went da lin to try to change the look and the feel. >> reporter: he is have chinese the growing up his grandparents would take him to chinatown every weekend. but over the years, it has changed. >> fallen on hard times and a lot of blight and a lot of crime and there is a lot of fear , so to see a going through these hardships, it is hard for me. as a kid it was not like that. >> reporter: when he heard about the concept for a night market he knew he had to be part of it. >> this is a personal pride thing for me. i am in oakland guy and oakland resident and so i really wanted to give back to chinatown and the chinese people in any way i can. >> reporter: and william feels the same way. >> oakland is my first, my town, my place. >> reporter: he immigrated from china to oakland in the 60s. and never left. he worked in the food

council inna svitenko. how strong are the... devotes himself to science, art, culture believes that he will not have childrenut propaganda, agitation, information about that, that this is the only correct way, not to have children, this is prosecuted by law as administrative liability, what is administrative liability, these are fines, fines for propaganda of the ideology of childlessness. here are certain figures, which are recorded in the code of administrative offenses for both individuals and legal entities, i want to note that this topic was supported by a huge number of deputies and senators, there are more than 170 signatories to this law . still does not react to those outrageous facts, which are found on the internet, in various parent chats, sometimes even in printed media and in cinematography too . the use of artificial intelligence may soon become an aggravating circumstance in the commission of crimes. the corresponding bill was submitted to the state duma last week. voice and image forgery logs are becoming increasingly popular with scammers, people are called by supposedly their relatives or

manbat stores in the city, and due to the existing capacity , the art of mabalvan manbat was registered in the world handicrafts counciljanuary 2018. no one leaves empty-handed in this kind of shopping. discount it is considered that dear compatriots can go to the relevant shoaab bank from their own city and apply for this education . the 5th national melair inlaid furniture festival continues until the 15th of october, and it is expected that more than 20,000 tourists will welcome this festival during this period. mohammad masoumi, sed and broadcasting news agency malayer hello , good shabtoon, the national team's wrestling competitions were held in three non-olympic weights and the winners were determined. tehran's shahada aftomtir wrestling club hosted the national team's selection matches in three non -olympic weights for adults and one weight under 23 years old. in kamran qasimpur's free ship, haft, one of amir hossein firozpur's hundred, passed and owned two team members. in the world non-olympic weight competition , qasimpour kamran qasimpour, a wrestler with morals, but in the 72 kg weight class, seyyed daniyal

art. in odessa, they intend to dismantle 19 monuments. the list of structures is published on the city councilsite, the list includes, for example, monuments dedicated to the writer maxim gorky, the soviet bard vladimir vysotsky, test pilot valery chkalov. as well as a monument to pushkin. now the draft resolution of the odessa city executive committee must be approved by the city council deputies, but they will not rust. belarus and the dpr have many points of contact, and this is not only a common history, but also a vision of further development. a strong, prosperous society based on justice. the head of the dpr denis pushilin spoke about this in a topical interview. today, the belarusian. competencies can be, by the way, for restoring normal life in the region, including in involving the destroyed territories in economic circulation. in the donetsk people's a grandiose construction project has been launched in the republic, hence the high demand for construction and municipal equipment, the region also needs a stationary repair base, including for belas equipment, which remains in the quar

there is a village council, a community center, a children's and youth sports school, an art school, and a comprehensive school. for me, as a mother of many children, it is very important that my children study in comfortable conditions, and our school has everything for this: clubs, sections, volleyball, football, a gym, and we also have a sports ground with artificial turf, a large stadium, there is not only a general practitioner's outpatient clinic, but also a hospital. there is a beautiful church of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary. the bulk of our population is orthodox. people visit the church, go to church, improve it, help. it is our landmark, a local historical and cultural value of the republic of belarus. on the territory of our village council there is an open joint-stock company parakhonskoye. our enterprise employs more than 750 people. it is noteworthy that this is not only the residents of our agro-town, but residents of the city of pinsk and neighboring villages. our enterprise is the flagship of the agro-industrial complex of belarus and i am proud that i ha

eighth street will be devoted to street eats, vendors, art displays, and live music from 5 to 9 at night. the oakland chinatown improvement councilorganizing the free event if the night market is a success, the organization hopes the city will provide enough funding to put on at least four night markets a year. >> crowds gathered on this labor day for the walnut creek concert band's annual park concert. the band performed at civic park, playing a variety of selections, including america the beautiful and stars and stripes forever. there was also a celebration of disney music for disney lovers in the audience. >> we were here last year and this time was as good as last year, if not better. it's just lovely. it's so nice to be able to listen to music of that quality and sit around with other people from the city. it's wonderful. >> the walnut creek concert band was founded in 1987 to promote community identity and enrich civic pride. >> alameda county sheriff's deputies had some fun while providing security and law enforcement services to el farallon rodeo in castro valley this weekend. deputies sported their cowboy hats and boots

council to africa unlocked in american. neither of which are represented of the art for the correspondence. hugo pissing off can tell us more about what is emerging from the global for the process for administer. surgical laboratories arrives in new york city. i'm in the high level week of the 79 sessions. i'll see you in general assembly debates already in full swing here in new york with the queen and the violence in the middle east being i'm on the, the issues discussed however, there's another story one. and that is reforming the united nation. recently the united states, which is among the 5 permanent members of the un security council, said that they're open to the idea of having 2 african seats at the security council without 0 power. however, washington says that's a veto mix in the work of the security council, dysfunctional. now on tuesday speaking here at the united nations, the, the president of south africa, also called for the need to reform the un saying that africa is ready to play its role in building a safer global order. the u. n. a security concept must be formed as a metal agency would like to see the s

you can follow at atlantic council and out scowcroft and use the hashtag hashtag art of diplomacy. so with that, let's begin the discussion, stu. congratulations on what's really a monumental achievement. in a way, it's a history. u.s. foreign policy over past half century or so but through the lens of diplomacy what works, what doesn't. again, you can buy on amazon or out here from politics and prose, but with a start. maybe just tell us about book. thank you, matt. and i want to say at the outset that my relationship with the atlantic council back decades and fred kemp, who i first met when i was ambassador to the european and he was with the wall street journal in brussels, took over what had been a moribund institution, made it one of the most remarkable think in the world. and so it's a particular pleasure being on the board for so many years to to able to address you here at a turbulent time with the world beset with conflicts that are seemingly incapable of positive resolutions. i this book for three reasons. first, i wanted to show through 130 interviews of the actual parti

the local council said it has been warmly received by the most to have seen it in person. it is a work of artnty of cameras and comments. a bronze sculpture of the late queen has been unveiled in antrim castle gardens, joining a statue of her husband which is already here. people are pondering their perspectives. i do here. people are pondering their perspectives.- their perspectives. i do not think it is _ their perspectives. i do not think it is a — their perspectives. i do not think it is a true _ think it is a true representation. does it work? does it matter it is not a true representation?— does it matter it is not a true representation? yes, because some peeple _ representation? yes, because some people will _ representation? yes, because some people will not - representation? yes, because some people will not realise l some people will not realise who it is and it isn't so obvious. without all the press hype, i think he would have watched past that statute not realising it was green as. i think it does bear a slight resemblance. i think it could be a — resemblance. i think it could be

arts and crafts. they cook hot food and even run a grocery store in this center. but in a situation where the local councilfacing the risk of bankruptcy, the future of this center is in a state of uncertainty. if these children were not here, what could happen to them? what are you doing i cannot speak for all of them. but they probably wander in the streets. they probably torment all the neighbors , they fight in the cold and dark street , there is really nothing for them to do, you know, as a mother , i tell my children to go out and play , but i am worried about where our children are. they can go it is a sad fact that for some people, crime is a part of fasting life and they have to accept it along with expression and reality. crime is part of everyone's daily life here. i do not feel safe at all. i do i can't even dream of going out after sarik hawa. the prostitutes are drug addicts. the houses are broken into and the lack of police presence is really terrible. this is terrible. my friend paul and i used to come here, but he doesn't do it anymore because of his safety. this is absolutely shocking . i'

assembly member alex lee and san jose city council member peter ortiz co-hosted the event to celebrate local unsung heroes. the people recognized work in education, artssiness and other fields as well. congratulations! nice to see them being well received and well recognized. all right. now let's go back and get the full forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is back with a little more heat. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, i know we're in autumn, but, dan, it's going to feel like summer again tomorrow. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras. and you can see the visibility is just fantastic. i mean, you can see for miles right now, a couple of patches of fog were trying to form along the coast so far. we haven't seen a whole lot showing up. so that's just something to keep in mind, especially as you make your plans for tomorrow. so we're going to take a look at what's happening. apparently the clicker is not working here. let me see if i can get this to advance. what you can expect for tomorrow. let's get out of this and try it again. here we go. all right. tomorrow you'll want to drink plenty of fluids. wear lightweight clothing

arts and handicrafts, they cook hot food. and they even run a grocery store in this center, but in a situation where the local council is facing risk of bankruptcy, the future of this center is in a state of uncertainty. if these children were not here, what would happen to them? i can't speak for all of them, but probably on the street they wander, they probably torment all the neighbors , they fight with each other in the cold and dark street , there is really nothing for them to do, you know , as a mother, i tell my child to leave the house and play outside, but i am worried that the child where can we go? this is a sad fact that for some people, crime is a part of daily life and they have to accept it. crime is part of everyone's daily life here. i don't feel safe at all. i don't even dream of going out after my birthday. prostitutes are drug addicts. the fate of the houses that are broken into and the lack of police presence is really terrible. this is terrible . my friend and i used to come here all the time, but he doesn't do this anymore because of his safety, he doesn't come here. this is absolutely shocking. i lived

assembly member alex lee and san jose city council member peter ortiz co-hosted the event to celebrate local unsung heroes. the people recognized work in education, artsongratulations! nice to see them being well received and well recognized. all right. now let's go back and get the full forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is back with a little more heat. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, i know we're in autumn, but, dan, it's going to feel like summer again tomorrow. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras. and you can see the visibility is just fantastic. i mean, you can see for miles right now, a couple of patches of fog were trying to form along the coast so far. we haven't seen a whole lot showing up. so that's just something to keep in mind, especially as you make your plans for tomorrow. so we're going to take a look at what's happening. apparently the clicker is not working here. let me see if i can get this to advance. what you can expect for tomorrow. let's get out of this and try it again. here we go. all right. tomorrow you'll want to drink plenty of fluids. wear lightweight clothing as the heat builds, you'll want to

arts and crafts. they cook hot food and even have a grocery store in this center. but in a situation where the local councilfacing the risk of bankruptcy, the future of this center is in a state of uncertainty. if these children were not here, what could happen to them? do you i cannot speak for all of them . but they probably wander in the streets. they probably torment all the neighbors. they fight together in the cold and dark street. there is really nothing for them. you know as a mother. i tell my children to leave the house and play outside, but i am worried about where our children can go. this is a sad fact that for some people, crime is a part of fasting life and they should accept it alongside the statement and reality. crime is part of everyone's daily life here. i do not feel safe at all i don't i don't even dream of going out after sari hawa. prostitutes, drug addicts , houses where they are broken into, and lack of attendance. this is absolutely shocking. i lived on cannon park and callow street. i have lived everywhere you can think of. but at 4 o'clock and when the sun sets, i don't feel saf

you can follow at atlantic council and out scowcroft and use the hashtag hashtag art of diplomacy. so with that, let's begin the discussion, stu. congratulations on what's really a monumental achievement. in a way, it's a history. u.s. foreign policy over past half century or so but through the lens of diplomacy what works, what doesn't. again, you can buy on amazon or out here from politics and prose, but with a start. maybe just tell us about book. thank you, matt. and i want to say at the outset that my relationship with the atlantic council back decades and fred kemp, who i first met when i was ambassador to the european and he was with the wall street journal in brussels, took over what had been a moribund institution, made it one of the most remarkable think in the world. and so it's a particular pleasure being on the board for so many years to to able to address you here at a turbulent time with the world beset with conflicts that are seemingly incapable of positive resolutions. i this book for three reasons. first, i wanted to show through 130 interviews of the actual parti

by the way or art del cueto came out with a statement, the vp of the national border patrol council.ust ignoring the problem, but helping create it, vp harris is finally heading down to the border. this is nothing more than for her to check the box. but what it is in reality is a slap in the face towards the men and women that put their lives on the line are every day and also a slap in the face to the american public. where has she been? could you have said that better? >> no. art del cueto's a great guy, another patriot, and he's speaking the truth. look, she's saying give me an office and i'll sign this bill and i'll secure the border. she broke the border. she inherited the most secure border in my lifetime. i've been i work for six different presidents, every president i work for took steps to secure the border you can have national security for doha border security, president fighting, kamala harris is the first administration who came in office and unsecure the board on purpose now we have the overdose deaths, child trafficking, 600 increasing sex trafficking of a record numbe

council tax is spent on homelessness. the soaring costs are leading to cuts. the heritage centre at beachy head is to close. artsls and toilets could also go. none of these savings are easy for us to make, and i would prefer the government to be funding us in full for the cost of temporary accommodation. but as you've said, we've got to provide a balanced budget and in order to do so, without additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed. in east london, a number of libraries are set to close. last year, councils in england spent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't fully reimburse their costs. and as demand for temporary accommodation has increased, so some councils are having to cut services to make ends meet. in manchester, the council are converting this former children's centre into temporary accom

blanca alvarado, then on the san jose city council, pushed to make the plaza happen. she spoke about it to the school of arts culture earlier this month. >> the dream of having something that identified us as an ethnic community was really, really important. >> she intended it to be a place where people could celebrate their culture and their traditions. >> i'm really proud of what has happened. i will always see the plaza as one of the greatest legacies that i could have been a part of, that i'm still a part of. the plaza's purpose continues to expand. >> it was a vaccine and covid testing site during the pandemic. it will be a polling place come november, and it regularly holds a food distribution event called mercadito. >> we have events like today's mercadito where we literally feed people. we literally feed their bodies. but the arts, the culture, the dance, the music, it's what feeds people's souls. >> and there is always an event on the agenda. >> we're lucky enough that for the six acre facility, if you drop in anytime monday through sunday, any day of the week, you will have something to do as they

blanca alvarado, then on the san jose city council, pushed to make the plaza happen. she spoke about it to the school of arts and culture earlier this month. >> the dream of having something that identified us as an ethnic community was really, really important. >> she intended it to be a place where people could celebrate their culture and their traditions. >> i'm really proud of what has happened. i will always see the plaza as one of the greatest legacies that i could have been a part of, that i'm still a part of. >> the plaza's purpose continues to expand. it was a vaccine and covid testing site during the pandemic. it will be a polling place come november, and it regularly holds a food distribution event called mercadito. >> we have events like today's mercadito, where we literally feed people. we literally feed their bodies. but the arts, the culture, the dance, the music, it's what feeds people's souls. >> and there is always an event on the agenda. >> we're lucky enough that for the six acre facility, if you drop in any time monday through sunday, any day of the week, you will have something to do. >

blanca alvarado, then on the san jose city council, pushed to make the plaza happen. she spoke about it to the school of artsthing that identified us as an ethnic community was really, really important. >> she intended it to be a place where people could celebrate their culture and their traditions. >> i'm really proud of what has happened. i will always see the plaza as one of the greatest legacies that i could have been a part of, that i'm still a part of. >> the plaza's purpose continues to expand. it was a vaccine and covid testing site during the pandemic. it will be a polling place come november, and it regularly holds a food distribution event called mercadito. >> we have events like today's mercadito where we literally feed people. we literally feed their bodies. but the arts, the culture, the dance, the music, it's what feeds people's souls. >> and there is always an event on the agenda. >> we're lucky enough that for the six acre facility, if you drop in anytime monday through sunday, any day of the week, you will have something to do. >> as they celebrate their anniversary this year, the executive

council of education , we will pursue secondary education in the honorable secondary school , god willing, if these capacities are increased , the sports certificate of the ustad dabi club of tarbiatbani educational arts club. our belief is that these conservatories should not be in the second secondary course, but rather from the course the first secondary school starts and in the lower period we can identify the students' athletic talents and nurture them so that, god willing, they can enter the championship path for us sooner, and our relationship and interaction with the institutions in charge of national sports and championships are our physical education teachers. i would like to say, god willing, with the new recruitment that is being done, we are more than 30, compared to the total number of employees of the ministry of sports and youth, which is about 6 to 7 thousand people, 6 times, in fact, the forces of the ministry of sports have the unique capacity of a sea. in fact , they have a wave of elite forces in the field of physical education in schools they will help, these are the cornerstones of asia and the country's heritage . they can accelerate the national heritage and the country's cham

council of education in the honorable maawat secondary school . we will continue, god willing, if these capacities are increased , you can see the sports id card of ustad ladi club of educational artsur belief is that these conservatories should not be started in the second secondary period, but should start from the first secondary period , and in the lower period, we can show students their talents. let's identify their skills and nurture them so that, god willing, they can enter the championship path sooner for us and our communication and interaction. with the custodian institutions and in proportion to the total staff of the ministry of sports and youth, there are about 6 to 7 thousand people, 6 times, in fact, the forces of the ministry of sports have the unique capacity of a sea, in fact, a wave of elite forces help in the field of school physical education. they believe that these are the underpinnings of asia and the country's heritage. they can accelerate the national heritage and the country's championship in both girls' and boys' sports in different fields. surely, these people think that if this possibility that i mentioned, the legal possibility is now available. lega