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the welsh local government association says councils have an unshakeable commitment to improving communitiesthe enterprise after learning to cook on a course. she is now eating better and teaching others to do the same. i found that buying fresh ingredients has worked out a lot cheaper than buying ready meals and things like that. we have a meal plan in advance, so we know what sort of ingredients we need. charlene and her colleagues know that and out only go so far. the wales audit office agrees and says a clearer, less bureaucratic way for people to access the welfare services they need will help many avoid the poverty trap. now, you might not be keen on this story if you are eating your now, you might not be keen on this story if you are eating your lunch right now, but people in lincolnshire have been talking about their horror at seeing dozens of rats rummaging for food their horror at seeing dozens of rats rummaging forfood in bins and flower beds in the town centre. the council is reminding people not to leave food around, and to report any sightings directly to them. have a look at t

connect the soviet er and existence with what was there before, the cossack council, the central rada, so that there was some association, in fact there were no councils , there were soviets and that's what they said, and it's good to hear , you can clarify, that is, so that we understand correctly, it will be a direct change of terms in the textbooks . in certain cases, instead of soviet, sovetsky, yes , first of all, the programs are new, they have already been implemented, they have been published, uh, they are and uh - there are a lot of and additional material about important dates and terms, of course. and what is genocide and, uh, clarification of what is lendlis during the second world war and now, and definitely soviet, although it goes through flash, soviet, soviet, we just make it easier for teachers to understand what it is about ah, and in fact, the question of terminology is very important, because they used to say there, uh, industrial revolution. yes, but everywhere in the world they know it and you will give it indifference. it’s just that in the soviet union they didn’t talk about revolutions, there wo

. -- associate white house council of president obama is now the finding an executive director of present -- nonpartisan organization dedicated to preventing the decline of our democracy. he joins me now. and, i want to start on this revelation about this plot to tee this up for justice thomas. there's a system whereby these emergency appeals for a given circuit of the federal court, goes up to an individual justice who can issue, essentially, a temporary stay. we've seen this happen a few times with various matters. in this case, georgia, it would be justice thomas. there's is geographic logic here. but of course, it says something remarkable about -- eastman's judgment of justice thomas says possible complicity and character that they were the ones trying to tee this up for justice thomas. >> yeah. i think we already know from what those plotters are suggesting, where justice thomas may stand on this. but i also want to suggest, chris, a third possible leg of the stool. you identified two. the vigilantes in the suits. and the suits, the bureaucrats, and the lawyers. but there was a thir

years, even we were given the maximum there was an association agreement that did not have specifics , and then in the 16th year, the european councildopted a protocol stating that the association agreement did not begin with the possibility of granting candidate status, that is, that it was done by the military-political leadership, that is, e president in his place, the army in his place helped the state of ukraine to go through a path that had to be followed for another 20 years. that is, our status has already changed, this means deepened economic interaction, deepened political interaction and acceptance in general, here in this particular political alliance and this means that we share our security threats that can come from the east now. the word is also too much. they also have to work on changing our status because in fact we are the eastern flank of nato and restrained and restrained the rush of the rashists because we should not forget what the ultimatum of the rashists was at the end of the xxi year, they presented the americans with the nato ultimatum to the borders of the year 1997, that is why it is important to under

i would encourage the housing ombudsman to use these powers and housing associations and councils canhours after i experienced this. clive betts, good to talk to you. just hours after the | to talk to you. just hours after the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky appealed to leaders to help in the invasion of his country. what more details do you have? one erson has what more details do you have? que: person has been confirmed dead in the attack on kyiv. the ukrainian national energy company is starting emergency measures to disconnect customers from the energy grid because it has been so severely damaged. the mayor of kyiv has said that half of the ukrainian capital is now without electricity. that means they don't have running water as well and as nights get longer and colder this is really bad news for ukrainians. today's wave of missile attack is is on a truly massive scale, targeting cities right across ukraine from the east to lviv in the west. also from the north and to address in the south. i am seeing lots of messages from various mayors across ukraine, telling residents to

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association and the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. california voters will be asked about 7 statewide propositions. join us this sunday night at 9.30. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls. >> let's check on our weather. it's thursday evening and look at the beautiful golden gate bridge. clear and dry for now, lawrence. yeah, not to last forever. the doors open really to more storms come through just the way we want to see that happen. so if you're traveling anywhere around the bay area around the state, you've got to watch out. weather is going to be a factor this weekend. here's your getaway forecast. look at the colors in the sky as the sun sets here in the bay ar

ukrainian army is firing and the increase in the intensity of shelling can be associated with the resolution of the governing council of the mgt, after which kiev, realizing impunity, apparently decided that it had received carte blanche, the attacks only became more intense over the weekend. not less than 30 arrivals hit precisely hit on the storage of used fuel, e-e, on a special corso, where is the node of fresh fuel on transport highways, and unfortunately, this is just a call, and the backup generators are damaged. not all, of course, but some of them. and we hmm almost all night were in negotiations with the leadership of the mtt know that ah. rafael rossel held talks with european leaders and conveyed this concern, and a continues to work missions on the site. the bogatyr four people are representatives of different countries, but they, as they say , see with their own eyes who is shooting from where this is an unacceptable and inadequate document. well, he was accepted. unfortunately, acceptable adequate inadequate things. e come into practice, and recent months. well, apparently, kiev considered this resolu

ukrainian army is firing and the increase in the intensity of shelling may be associated with the resolution of the governing council of the mgt, after which kiev, realizing impunity, apparently decided that got carte blanche attacks only got more intense, and over the weekend. at least 30 arrivals they strike aimingly they strike at the depot of working fuel, and at the special building, where the node of fresh fuel is located along the highways, and unfortunately, this is just a call, and the backup generators are damaged. not all, of course, but some of them. and we spent almost the whole night in negotiations with the leadership of the rich, i know that rafael rossel held talks with european leaders, conveyed this concern, and ah, continues on the site work, the mission of the magate-4 people are representatives of different countries, but they, as they say, see with their own eyes who is shooting from where it shoots is an unacceptable and inadequate document. well, it was accepted, unfortunately, not admissible adequately inadequate things. e come into practice, and recent months. well , apparently, kiev consi

army that is firing and the increase in the intensity of shelling can be associated with the resolution of the iaea governing council, after which kiev, realizing impunity, apparently decided that it had received carte blanche, the attacks only became more intense over the weekend. at least 30 arrivals are hitting accurately at the depot of working fuel, and at the special building, where the node of fresh fuel is located along the highways, and unfortunately, this is just a challenge, and not all of the backup degenerators are damaged, of course, but some of them . i know that ah. rafael rossel held talks with european leaders and conveyed this concern, and the magat mission continues to work on the site four people representatives of different countries, but they, as they say, see with their own eyes who is shooting from where this is an unacceptable and inadequate document. well, it was accepted, unfortunately, not admissible adequately inadequate things. e come into practice, and recent months. well, apparently, kyiv i considered this resolution a kind of permission, a kind of card balance, and to fire at the st

while overseeing the wilson library and museum, robin also serves on the virginia association of museums governing council where she represents the mountain and valley districts as well as on the advisory board of visitors for mary baldwin university. she lives in stanton with her family. welcome, robin. >> thank you. >> elizabeth -- thank you very much. elizabeth a. archer is the executive director of the president woodrow wilson house on p street in washington, d.c. -- on f street, a site that provides a window into wilson's retirement in an actual and perfectly preserved setting as well as an intimate look at wilson's overall life and legacy. prior to joining the national trust and wilson house, elizabeth worked at discovery incorporated, a leading global media company, and served in many roles with the women's club including serving as club president where she led the club's transition to a 501(c)(3) organization. elizabeth received her bachelor of arts in international affairs from the american university of paris, france, before earning a master of arts in international relations from rutgers univer

authorities in the uk eased sanctions in the aircraft industry for persons associated with our country, and in july the european councilaight up lifted the ban on the supply of a number of goods, technologies and services for the aviation industry to russia. the german authorities will nationalize the company previously known as gazprom germany, in the spring the russian concert completely withdrew from the capital of the subsidiary without deliveries from russia, the daughter quickly became unprofitable . a loan of almost 10 billion euros was needed. well, he did not change the state of affairs now the german authorities, who ordered, and the issuance of a state loan believes that the debt load of the gas company. it is too high time to issue it in the state. ownership, and this is exactly the way berlin chooses only in relation to russian assets. in germany, in fact, the nationalization of the entire oil and gas industry is going on, the arctic nationalizes just all concerns, which are not only of russian origin, it is another matter to pay the owners of these assets a sane market the value of these assets. according

associations. uh, work on that bill. when considering the first and second reading when considering it in. councilf the republic well, in general, systematic work is underway. we hope that before the end of this year, maybe early next year, the bill will be considered, with regard to the single day of voting, which will take place in our country for the first time in 2024. igor karpenko said he will pass. traditionally electronic format is not provided the european union continues to update its own records according to eurostat, in october. they recorded a historical inflation rate of 11.5%, while already in eighteen eu countries this figure is double-digit, and in four it is even over 20%. the main driver of inflation, high energy prices as the cost of living rises, so does the crime rate. so in latvia with the onset of cold weather. local residents began to steal firewood briquettes and pellets from fellow citizens more often, according to media reports, criminals break into sheds and host buildings in private homes due to economic turmoil and are rapidly losing their status as an influential co

i note the national intelligence council has this associate program where they go and talk to outsiderts but it do think there's probably more that we can do in that direction to make sure that the ic getting that sources of information, not just in the scif but all come from all sources for glenn? >> it's a great source of crowd source intel. you can now have 1 million people looking at satellite imagery that is available online for a going to see and help them come to conclusion but it's also great validated you don't have to take the intelligence committee is word if they say troops of mood in this region. you can go online and look at commercial source and see the column yourself. leveraging that to our advantage is going to be a great asset and the commercial space market satellite marketplace is just running forward with these technologies that are goingrw to be delivering more and more of this. so folding folded it ing is absolutely o vital. >> i want to thank each of you because this is an cobia as begin this discussion with the on the scif series of what should we be doing in

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical associationompanies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. >> that was catherine heenan reporting and katherine is going to break down all of the measures that we're going to see all the propositions and their 7 of them. all you have to do is watch sunday night at 9.30, and show kind of lay everything out in the very confusing, which is probably yes means no, no means yes. then. so she's going to lay it all out for great job making it un >> 5.55 right now. there it is. and that is the tree that's in sacramento. the state capital. >> the official so great. one of the many signs, right? starbucks with their christmas drinks coming up for the winter. you know, winter is here and the capital trees, 60 foot white

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. >> that was catherine heenan with just one proposition. she's going to go for all 7 propositions on the ballot during her special. so you want to check this out. it's sunday at 9.30. we'll be right sunday at 9.30. we'll be right back. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association and the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. california voters will be asked about 7 statewide propositions. join us this sunday night at 9.30. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls. >> okay. well, a blood moon can is telling me it's a moon, but it's a lunar eclipse above that is going to hang in the sky for the november 8 general election. according to nasa, it is the last total lunar eclipse. the earth will see for the next 3 years. the earth's shadow will cover the moon in a rusty red color due to dust and clouds in the atmosphere. the election day clips. >> it's also the second full moon of autumn, which is known as pam. the. ok, chief meteorologist lawren

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association and the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. and that was just one of the propositions. there are 7. it could pretty confusing. i was just thinking what i'm gonna do is watch the special at 9.30, with catherine heenan was going over everything. >> and you can watch it with your ballot because it you know, like taking notes and then you can figure out how you want to vote in and then you drop it off on tuesday. there you go to date sunday, november not well this sunday. yes, to say it that way. 9.30, right here on kron 4 are going to quick break at 9.22. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. a disturbing story out of the south bay. a man accused of sexually assaulting a teen

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical associationompanies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. all right. that's our catherine heenan reporting for us. >> join us this sunday night at 9.30. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls. all right. well, bay area backroads is bad. >> i came from forza grant. lotus takes us on a special journey. so a new outdoor treasure in san francisco with someone who knows the city better than anyone. and a landmark new study shines light on racial inequities in our health care system. how the findings promise to help future patients. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 news at noon. let's talk a bit about our forecast, shall we beautiful perspective here of coit tower. clear blue skies u

it is opposed by dozens of organizations, including the california dialysis council, the california medical association and the 2 companies which own or operate nearly 75% of the state's dialysis clinics. so yes, vote for prop 29 would mean that you support requiring clinics to pay for a licensed professional to supervise treatment. also, more transparency clinics, ownership and operation. a no vote would mean that the clinics would continue operating as they do. now. >> california voters will be asked about 7 statewide propositions. join us this sunday night at 9.34. what you need to know before you go to the polls. still ahead tonight at 10, a terrifying attack at the beach. >> how one surfer describes his encounter with a shark. >> plus, a vaccine in the works to protect you from covid and the flu. and the glimpse at what humans could look like. according to experts in 1000 years. >> for your health tonight, pfizer says it started research on a combination vaccine for covid and the flu. the single those shot uses pfizer's mrna flu vaccine and it's omicron booster shot. the trial is being conducted i

it’s probably worth starting with the fact that over the 2 years of the existence of our association of the councile in the field of education, these results valentina ivanovna denounced in the kremlin and handed it to the president, and we collected 11 million rubles for the children of donbass. help was bought, everything was taken to the donbass and the bloggers who traveled. they told their subscribers who were banned from social networks what really happened in the last 8 years in the donbass and people who read western bloggers, because we are, as it were, banned on this platform . you are not lying and there is some other truth. and that's it, and probably pushed us to what's wrong, because this is the story. it's just not a very good ending. the federation council, saying that he does not know you, does not know. and in general, so that you are no longer useful there, the federation gave an explanation that there is no concept of light bloggers as well as they exist. senator. the senator also does not exist in the legislation of the russian federation that you absolutely do not refuse this

which means that, according to the housing code, in any house either a homeowners association or a form of management councila house should be created. uh, also appointed by the chairman is also selected board members of the board of the house. and now they should have already sent an appeal to the competent authorities. i'm honestly surprised. why don't you write to the department. department of housing and communal policy of the city of moscow property, firstly, these neighbors of yours violate your rights, according to the seventeenth article of the housing code. you see, in the seventeenth article of the housing code it is clearly stated that the neighbors, uh, are the users of the premises and the owners. yes , they should not violate the legitimate rights and interests of other neighbors further. hey, why don't you write? there is a whole chain of steps to the prosecutor’s office that you need to take. the fact is that cockroaches went to everyone, we didn’t know where the residents suffered the most in the riser, our single-entrance house, for example, a common riser. here we also suffer from them her

as well as the secretaries of security councils, is held, which is why this summit is important for minsk to belarus takes over the chairmanship of the association, it is expected that alexander lukashenko will announce the priorities for this time. everything will be detailed there, but in general the position of the belarusian side is not a secret, the csto should be an effective organization able to resolve conflicts and resolve any crises. well , unity will definitely not hurt us today, but all the details are ahead. thank you natalya brius from yerevan the belarusian industry is working with growth this year, said the deputy prime minister in the oval hall of the parliament. pyotr parkhomchik. today, the government answers the questions of deputies and senators with a plus, a number of industries have worked, despite the sanctions obstacles. almost 7% added woodworking in difficult conditions by 2.5% increased the volume of gost food industry, while oil refining and the lekprom have not yet reached the levels of last year, although the recovery dynamics on the face while reducing the impact of sanctions should not be noted by the deputy pri

known as the mormon church, the national association of evangelicals, seventh day advent tis church, union of orthodox jewish congregations of america, council for christian colleges and universities, center for public justice, the campaign and institution of religious freedome alliance and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that with the changes we've talked about today and we've all agreed to, we can pass the legislation with the same kind of overwhelming bipartisan majority we saw in the house of representatives. and therefore settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples, including many in ohio, are counting on their elected representatives in congress to recognize and protect their marriage. to give them the peace of mind to know that their marriage is indeed protected and secure. we must not let them down. thank you and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: madam president, today the senate has a chance to live up to its highest ideals by taking up legislation take will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story

continue this topic in the studio of the chairman of the association of parents' committees and communities of russia, member of the expert councilommittee on the family of women and children olga gritkova. hello olga vladimirovna. good morning. this is not the first time we are raising this topic, and every time we hear from this expert that the school is collecting money has the right to. and if you collect toilet paper on the printer, as it was in the plot. this is really impossible according to the law on education, it turns out that there is a violation of the law, is this true and why sanctions for these violations do not work, what does not work. well, you know, unfortunately there are more and more of these cases, and more signals are actually coming in. our education is free and the law itself expressly states that all expenses for education for the entire process for equipment for everything for everything, including textbooks. uh, training allowance is all a waste of the budget, then it turns out you need some kind. personal responsibility if such cases increase for anyone for those who conduct these collections or tho

association of negro life and history. an honorary president of the national council of women in the united states. or of african american life insurance and vice president of nwa cpp, vice president of the commission on international cooperation, she was president of florida state teachers association, america state teachers association and the founder of lincoln home for girls, all of those things, and she was appointed by president coolidge to the -- president hoover appointed her and franklin eleanor roosevelt as you know and she became the president of the black society in the whole world, she maybe was appointed for the united states but she was president of the whole world. you know that as well, the whole world. but let me just go to another part of it in terms of president, because in 1896, the premier organization of black women was formed in this country, right here, and it was a national association of colored women. and there were some women, i'm sure there are some members here who are members of the national association of colored women, formed by a group of women like margaret mary w

discussed changes in the electoral code of the bill of the supreme people's council, the participation of the organization of associationsn the life of society. now it is the basis of communication with young people, the opportunity to hear and new proposals an opportunity for every young person in our country. taking part in the discussion, the youth are interested not only in the laws of formation of the entire belarusian people's assembly of our civil society. it is also the concept of national security, which is, in principle, complementary basic documents that ensure the stability of the development of our state. the most important thing is that there is interest in this. today i do not see among ours. young people, if they were students, are students of vocational education institutions, and people who would really be indifferent to what tomorrow they will have. and what the future will be like in general thanks to such dialogue platforms, there is an increase in the political culture of young people and the active involvement of young people in all important processes in the life of the country. well here in the u

vinnytsia , more than have joined the program 3 dozens of associations and 18 submitted applications for compensation, uh, we as the city council do not recommend buying burguzyki because why because we realized that not everywhere has the necessary ventilation, not everywhere people will be able to hire appropriate specialists to make a project because the floor must be suitable under the bulrush to be, let ’s say, insulated from fire, it is iron, for example, an iron floor must have a chimney exit, that’s all fire safety must be observed, that’s why we don’t recommend it, we recommend it specifically generators why because the generator can be put on streets to lay a cable and not worry that they will be poisoned with carbon monoxide. but in kyiv, 75% of the cost will be reimbursed. the city's target program was approved by the kyiv city council in in the capital, all oblasts apply the maximum restrictions for residents, schedules have already been changed several times and emergency shutdowns have been applied, according to the mayor of kyiv vitaliy klychka , it will take a week for the energy companies to eliminate all the

run through the litany fast because she was president of the association of studying negro life and history, president of the national council of women in the united states, director of african-american life insurance and she was vice president of naacp, vice president of the national oregon league, -- urban league, vice president on the commission of -- cooperation, president of florida state teachers association and lincoln home for girls and all of those things. and she was appointed by president coolidge, president hoover appointed her, and frank and dello -- franklin delano roosevelt appointed her and she became the president of a black society in the whole world. she maybe was appointed for the united states but she was president of the whole world. you know that too. let me just delve to another part of it in terms of presidents. because in 1896, the premier organization for black women was formed in this country right here and it was the national association of colored women. and there were some women, i'm sure there are some members here who are members and it was formed by a group of women like margaret mary washin

currently, in vinnytsia , more than 3 dozen associations have joined the program, and 18 have submitted applications for compensation. as a city councildo not recommend buying small windows . appropriate specialists to make a project, because the floor must be suitable under the bulrush, let ’s say insulated from fire, it is iron, for example, an iron floor must have a chimney outlet, that’s all, fire safety must be observed, that’s why we don’t we recommend generators why because you can put a generator on the street, run a cable and not worry that people will be poisoned by carbon monoxide but in kyiv, 75% of the cost will be reimbursed, the city's target program was approved by the kyiv city council, in the capital, all regions apply maximum restrictions for residents schedules have already been changed several times and emergency shutdowns have been applied, according to kyiv mayor vitaliy klychka, it will take a week for energy workers to eliminate all the malfunctions were caused by russian attacks in october, we are doing everything, i mean the local government and the central government and state enterprises and the utility co

president promised to still engaged in an emergency security council meeting, discussing the details. but in the last few minutes, the associate, the associated press, one reporting the us intelligence officials are calling it russian. that these missiles were part of the wave of missile strikes aimed at ukraine during the course of the afternoon. not citing any particular evidence, but the lack in defense ministry as well. in the message posted of social media saying they stand with their poli friends and accusing the criminal russian regime of firing missiles that landed in nato territory. now it's very rather self explanatory why this would be so significant would of course be the very 1st time in this conflict between russia and ukraine. the, any of it has directly spilled over onto nato territory. something that nato will certainly have been very, very concerned about throughout and will take extremely seriously now as will the polish government to bring you up to date with the context that around 1514, you asked me to miss out who said to atlanta about 10 kilometers inside polish territory, just north of the ukrainian ci

council. hundreds more employees reportedly leaving twitter. the associated press says it is based on postings on an internal company messaging board. the new exodus follows an ultimatum by the new owner, elon musk, to work longer for her resigned with severance pay. on wall street, the dow jones industrial gained 199 points to close at 33,745. the nasdaq rose one point. s&p 500 added 18. parents with criminal histories struggle to regain custody of their children after leaving prison. migrant workers recount their abuse while building stadiums for the upcoming men's world cup. jonathan capehart and gary at -- gary abernethy weigh in on the political headlines, and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour, from weta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at our own state -- arizona state university. >> the state department issued an opinion assaying saudi arabia's crown prince and prime minister has immunity from u.s. courts. the crown prince has been sued in the u.s. by the fiancee of journalist jamaal khashoggi. he was murdere

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the odessa city council decided to dismantle the monument to the founders of the city catherine ii and her associates, the monument, at the request of ukrainian neo-nazis, will be moved from the historical part. odessa to the museum is also a local government. they decided to demolish the monument to the commander alexander suvorov, and in the khmelnytsky region, the writer nikolai ostrovsky is dismantling the moment in the fight against russian culture , history and values, the sbu is especially zealous ukrainian special services continue to conduct searches in orthodox monasteries, starting more and more new cases of state vision, details from natalia solovyova. and today the special services are looking for a check of the russian world in the st. cyril methodius convent and this search, most likely, is not the last situation around the ukrainian orthodox church continues to escalate in lviv, the deputies demanded its complete ban maximum cheat we need to clearly articulate our position and develop a plan in order to this cancer as soon as possible . remove sbu from the territory of ukraine earlier

women some that she is from apostola screenshot from the chat of the council of mothers and wives there is. that is, it is an associationf all kinds of russian mobilized women, who just writes about is also still looking for her son, someone dmitriy viktor aksyonov, 20 years old, who went to the bottom in the cruiser moscow then and is still alive she was not given the answer is where is her son, that is, when did this cruiser sink, moscow, so what do you know, i read sometimes we have chats on youtube. by the way, subscribe to our pages on social networks telegram , facebook, instagram, also youtube, like, share, no, comment, well, russians here some bots are pro-russian, and they write different ones, there are different opinions well, but uh, very often the phrase sounds like russia started today сейчас мы начнем, still they understand that мы ведт толко просыпается сейчас мы начнем и вы знакомства the world cup is going on, so somehow i am playing football. he always likes to compare it, because he is football, life is like that in miniature, in fact , with its tragedies and its comedies and a lot of joy and saying

yesterday, gareth swarbrick, the chief executive of that association, rochdale boroughwide housing, was sacked. a move the leader of the local councils probably inevitable. there was pressure coming from all sides, from local council, from the local council, individual councillors, from the public in rochdale, tenants, residents all the way up to the secretary of state, michael gove. now michael gove has acted. he's written to every council leader and social housing provider in england calling for change. in his letter, mr gove described the death of awaab as an avoidable loss and said, "where people complain about damp and mould, you must listen. where you find them, you must take prompt action." mr gove said the government's housing bill, now going through parliament, will bring tougher regulation to the sector and said that the death of a child like awaab ishak must never be allowed to happen again. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the uk health secretary steve barclay has defended the decision to delay reforms to social care. he argues that it was a "difficult decision" , but that there was an "immediate issue in hospitals" with discha

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currently, in vinnytsia , more than 3 dozen associations have already joined the program, and 18 have submitted applications for reimbursement. we as the city councilo not recommend buying because they realized that not everywhere has the necessary ventilation, people will not be able to hire the appropriate specialists to do the project because the floor also has a suitable under the yes, it is insulated from fire, it is iron, for example, an iron floor must have a chimney outlet, that’s all, fire safety must be observed, that is why we do not recommend it, we recommend generators in particular. in kyiv, 75% of the cost will be reimbursed, the city's target program was approved by the kyiv city council in the capital, as all regions apply to residents, the maximum restrictions have already been changed several times schedules and applied emergency shutdowns according to kyiv mayor vitaly klychka , it will take a week for the energy industry to eliminate all malfunctions caused by the russian attacks in october. sorry, well, it takes some time, i already called it a gelek, well , the experts in this field say that they need 2-3 weeks to be notified

the national association of evangelicals, seventh-day adventist church the union of orthodox jewish a congregationsf america, the councilor christian colleges and universities paid the center fo, republic justice, and campaign institutional religious freedom alliance and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that the changes we have talked about today, and we've all agreed to, we can pass this legislation with the same overwhelming bipartisan we sell the house of representatives. settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples includingre many in ohio are counting on their representatives to congress to recognize and protect their marriage free to give than the peace of mind to know their marriages indeed protected and secure. we must not let them down. thank you yield the floor. majority leader precooked madam presidento, today the senate has a chance to live up to its highest ideals by taking up legislation that will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story of america has been a difficult but a march towards greater equality people. th

of it, join our broadcast henri malasov president of the association jeanne monnet from france president of the european economic and social council13 to 2015 misa malovas hryvnia. the economy will have to pay dearly for its action in ukraine 9 months later, on the skin, it is the europeans who pay the highest price, facing an energy crisis and a crisis in the cost of living, where the european union countries were mistaken because of the war in ukraine, sanctions against russia faced a serious energy crisis. and it must be admitted that most of all on the poorest part of the citizenship members. the eu is the same. france italy germany are trying to soften the blow by paying subsidies subsidies, but they are clearly not enough. i will give you such an example, if for an average family in belgium a utility bill has grown from 1,000 to three or four thousand euros per month, then sitting at 300-400 euros. few things are being solved, it can be said directly that the sanctions have led to very serious consequences unevenly in france. to say that there are no such severe manifestations of the crisis, the situation is worse in europe.

heather is the associated director with the paralyzed veterans of america. on behalf of the airports council of north america. matt scott is joining us on the line. a three-time medalist for team usa. also joining online, vice president and associate general counsel for airlines of america. thank you for joining us today. we look forward to your testimony. without objection, our witnesses. will be included in the record. since that is the case, the subcommittee does request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. if you are members of congress, we would give you more time, but five minutes. with that, you may proceed. heather ansley thank you: the paralyzed veterans of america thanks you for the opportunity to testify about the problem passengers with disabilities encounter with air travel. the air carrier access act was signed nearly 40 years ago and prohibits disability-based discrimination in air travel. unfortunately, the air travel expense of passengers with this bullies, particularly for you wheelchair users is at worst unsafe. in a survey completed last december, one passe