he is a bureau of independent examinations, which confirmed that the power of the engine.rs of our service do not exceed 250 w. scooters are manufactured according to the order of the service, and even at the factory their power is limited. will others go to court? users of electric scooter rental services, while the issue of fines was issued to many of them by the zeal of road inspectors. it can also be understood by many pedestrians and drivers. i want to free the streets from self-confident extreme people. they often create inconvenience. and even in dangerous situations, lovers of fast driving and crashing on the asphalt themselves and injuring others. for some time, there was a problem and in the legislative framework, electric scooters did not fit into any category, neither a pedestrian, nor a vehicle, but officials already decided from march 1 next year. all electric scooters will be placed in a separate category of means of individual mobility, and certain rules are established for them, and a maximum of 25 km / h. they should not be heavier than 35 kg and move alo

here is the bureau of independents. t the engine power of the electric scooters of our service is not exceeds 250. w scooters are manufactured according to the order of the service. and even at the factory, their capacity is limited. will other users of electric scooter rental services go to court? it can also be understood by many pedestrians and drivers. i want to free the streets from self-confident extreme people. they often create inconvenience. and even in dangerous situations, lovers of fast driving crash on the asphalt themselves and injure others. for a while the problem was and in the legislative framework, electric scooters did not fit into any category, neither a pedestrian nor a vehicle, but officials have already resolved this issue since march 1. all female electric scooters will be placed in a separate category of means of individual mobility, and certain rules are established for them, and a maximum of 25 km / h. they should not be heavier than 35 kg and move along bike paths or bike lanes in their absen

. >> also known as california's independent fiscal watchdog, our capital bureau correspondent wallace talked with both of the candidates about their message for the voters. as the state spends your tax dollars. the state controller is there to service its watchdog and this election republican lawn. he cham and democrat malia cohen each hope to earn your vote as they vie for the office. i'm running because i want this government to work for everyone find the person best equipped to be a true watchdog for taxpayers. the controller is actually one of the most powerful positions across state government to making sure the funds allocated by the legislature. and governor. >> go where they're supposed to go. chen says in addition to his role as a stanford university public policy educator and researcher his experience as a small business owner and former member of the social security advisory board serves him well for the california controller's office in office. he says must prioritize fiscal transparency. california is the only state in the country. what we don't have complete line by line transparency into s

bureau estimates around 16 million americans have long covid. our correspondent dina demetrius looks at the impact of long covid on one california woman's life, and her battle for treatment. >> i like being independentlot of that is gone. dina: in the recesses of what was once a more agile mind are cindy lee's memories of herself before contracting covid. since spring of 2020, lee has been enduring the myriad frightening symptions her covid infection left behind. cindy: even now i get things that are new. my typical heart rate was 65 beats a minute. and all of a sudden my heart rate's going up to 100, you know, and i'm thinking, am i having a heart attack? dina: she went on heart medication. then within a few months, a parade of new symptoms came to stay. blisters and rashes spontaneously appear, constant extreme fatigue, distorted vision, and significant brain fog. cindy: but you know, the first one - i'm blanking again, and i apologize. i'm sorry, it went blank again. i've lost track of what we were talking about. i'm sorry. dina: i can see the areas in which you're just so struggling to get through the conversation. cindy: there's like pressure on the front lobe of my brain, is what it feels like

independence of court and trying to pack the supreme court. it is not a supreme court, it a democrat parties marxist bureau. what else?ve destroyed the con confirmation process starting with bob bork. you can see what they do with individuals to make it difficult to come forward, they did that and they started filibuster with justices, that is judicial nominees, which now they pose the filibuster, again. that broke with tradition. they don't care. and they want to eliminate senate filibuster, they are one that used that filibuster more than anyone. well because they have a temporary majority. and that i want to ram through and impose their agenda with a 50/50 senate and 3 or 4 vote majority in the house on the rest of the nation for good alter our voting system and all or systems, that is ha ha what happened in california. they altered all aspects of government so the democrats could never lose, now look at that state of california. they want to add 4 more democrat seat to senate by adding d c and puerto rico. to use their phrase, does that sound like supporting democracy or autocracy? let's be specific. where do they

bureau. we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction vanessa bailey and independent investigative journalist who was an internet observer of the referendum, was singled out by a parliament member, now she sounds as one who could be sanction if the masses are green lit. we spoke to vanessa, told us about what she thinks is a personal attack. apparently the 133 observers, independent observers that came from all over the world are not allowed to observe the reference in both in dumbass and in the refugee centers throughout russia. by the way, she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant western centric narrative, the nato centric narrative, you become liable to sanctions. many have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don bats. i mean, really we're living in extraordinary times when independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of

bureau. we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction. so i said, bailey, an independent investigative journalist who was an international observer at the referendums was singled out by a parliament member. now she stands as one who potentially will be sanctioned is the legislation is passed. we spoke to vanessa, who told us about what she thinks is a personal attack. this is an abuse of her power to carry out a personal vendetta against me. why? because i exposed her role very recently in effectively protecting the chemical weapons from the duma chemical weapons in syria. that of course led to the unlawful aggression by france, the u. k. and the u. s. in 2019. and that was heavily advocated for by natalie law. so she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. and what is extraordinary is that the you itself, or the parliament is now effectively becoming a fascist entity. apparently, the 133 observe as independent observers that came from all over the world are not allowed to observe the reference in, in us and in t

as a pro cute cuter, i was in the independent investigation bureau and i delve into thorough detail of the policies and regulations of what the sheriff here does here in san francisco. i've had the opportunity to look at misconduct and see how there were people who should not have held that bench, that acts where the misconduct that shouldn't have been representative of the people that are meant to keep us safe. i'm here as a past litigator. i've been in tries. i've been in transactional work as both a civil attorney now and now a corporate attorney where i assist in building community between so many folks that have pain and there is so much pain due to the lack of transparency and the lack of people being able to set aside maybe their egos and say, we are going to work together to make this the best possible institution that we have. so, i'm here to you as a vice-president because i care about san francisco. i live in the community. my family is here. my wife is here, my kids, so we live in selma. and we're in it. you're not going to see somebody who is going to be coming out and jus

the bureau of prisons is a very large bureaucracy. if you don't maintain an independentavenue for oversight, a bureaucracy will abuse itself. they have gone to that point where they can't help themselves. the oversight ability has been circumvented by the bureaucracy. you can see that yourself. some of the members have had a difficult time gaining access to the facilities. oversight is essential. >> thank you so much, mister fausey. mr. wetzel, from your perspective, our legislation to establish a thorough inspection and oversight mechanism for federal prisons -- you believe a mechanism can help us improve conditions in federal prisons, both for those who work there in those who are incarcerated? >> i don't think it's going to improve without that. we talked earlier about corrections starting in pennsylvania as a bunch of good things have, senator. what is interesting around the creation of corrections -- it was really built around rehabilitation and built on this promise of man's capacity to change. i'm talking about van franklin, benjamin rush, the quakers. what's inte

here is the bureau of independents. hich confirmed that the engine power of the electric scooters of our service does not exceed 250 w. scooters are manufactured by order of the service. and even at the factory, their capacity is limited. will other users of electric scooter rental services go to court? it can also be understood by many pedestrians and drivers. i want to free the streets from self-confident extreme people. they often create inconvenience. and even dangerous situations are lovers drive fast and crash on the asphalt themselves and injure others. for some time, there was a problem and in the legislative framework, electric scooters did not fit into any category, neither a pedestrian, nor a vehicle, but officials have already resolved this issue since march 1 next year. all electric scooters will be placed in a separate category of means of individual mobility, and certain rules are established for them, and a maximum of 25 km / h. they must be no heavier than 35 kg and ride on cycle paths or cycle stations