the theater is a chamber hall to be created there for small ice-shows, a battery during which they performe plots of the story of a fairy-tale carriage dobrovitau and lie down for a fairy-tale kingdom a criminal mode of transport. here are the chewing horses at the track's station nim catherine castro is a nymph. i'm probably a sentry and mentors and horse riders and actors. what complement theatrical performances for children riding and such tourist walks horses are needed, which, with a stable psyche, are as calm as possible loyally, because children are different, they can cry at the horses, they can accidentally knock and the horse should not react near the fantastic centers. a thirty-meter-high hunter was able to enter the nesting complex, the better , schoolchildren wander in places behind a snotty sip . and for the inter-heat. when i thought what was in this mirror you could come and watch the puppet theater where he told everything about this fabulous place in a very unusual way. and it doesn’t look like other places at all, i liked the heart of the dragon, then another fairy tale,

only one is gone, but aurora three will not be empty and the chamber hall will come out like a peasantand the operator of the collaboration of homogeneous sopranos in belarus to moscow is different. oh, anniversary birthday. ouch. water protection is a marathon for the anniversary and here anastasia moskvina’s nagust and color for half a century for 20 years once at the taara for e gonar means your day at the theaters for the third time you will blow with a tenner, shabit vudulnyh conditions. it's an experiment - it's her overcoming never made this kind of music and i'm learning i can say that i'm a student in this company. in fact, on such an anniversary, it is necessary that there be an unusual colossal i get pleasure, because very professional musicians are around me and directly envelop me. eh, this jazz atmosphere. and that means the court, well, if only the muscovite and the great would feel sorry for the nineteenth leaf fall for the soloist, the prince of games on the stage, the operation to be a sold-out large cultural yak and art of the password, you already have bill on the w

i am such a small chamber hall, so that i can stand there by the batley, everything is there. well, but, but somehow it didn't come. uh, at some point, this is it, that is, if he was interested in collecting material, everything is there, here, something was even done, there were even some attempts to do it all, but then something more more more more more more and already uh, yes, i wanted to, uh, make the battery itself there, the first battery there, everything there, immediately some thought went to work. but i also want such a battery, but i already, as it were, there was such a forged one, there it is like this, and in parallel. this is the idea of ​​what to do this one, uh, it was already such a theatrical class of the topcoat there, when i had already realized, this is the idea of ​​uh, sticker classic to do 13 years have passed, but probably the first time. so, in order to remember when the battery came to understand what a battlelake is, well, i don’t know, i can’t remember, i probably remember all the time, that is, at christmas in a saucepan. uh, these figurines are

theater chamber hall be there on target for small ice-shows a battery when they make one for him to the the story of a fairy-tale carriage dobrovitau and lie down to a fairy-tale kingdom a criminal form of transport. there are live horses at the station. they are catherine castro nymph. i probably have hours and mentors both in horseback riding and actors. what complement theatrical performances for riding children and such tourist walks do you need horses that, with a stable psyche, are as calm as possible, because children are different , they can cry on horses, they can accidentally knock and the horse should not react near the centers of fantastic 13-meter high schoolchildren scurry around for snot , and the fabulous tourist route itself, catching guests from zusho and krainy on excursions. and for the middle. i thought that in this mirror you can come and watch a puppet theater, where they told everything about this fabulous place in a very unusual way. and it doesn’t look like other places at all, i liked the heart of the dragon, then another fairy tale still needs horses, we had

weeks, 190 foreign mercenaries, 74 tanks, 235 other armored vehicles were destroyed. two stop halls by fire chambers68 cars how many caliber machine guns? we continue to strike high-precision weapons effectively at military targets . infrastructure, as well as facilities that affect the reduction of the military potential of ukraine, while exhaustive measures are taken to prevent the death of ukrainian citizens. in turn, the kiev regime continues to carry out terrorist actions to destroy civilians and destroy social facilities, the submerged forces of ukraine do not stop shelling evacuation points at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. and distribution sites for humanitarian aid ukrainian energy systems have been put out of action for the third week, which allows de-energize the factories for the repair of military equipment refineries supplying fuel for the armed forces , the communication system is also lipoed to disrupt coordination between command posts and military groups. today in ukraine, the air raid sirens did not stop. for almost an hour and a half, these are the country's mine figures, me

church, which was declared a monument of marketing of national importance , was adapted for the hall of chamberarusian state philharmonic society. at the shrine itself you find an archive, a pirate of such literature, jassopissy, journals of a book. uh, thousands of 986 mods had their primed restoration hacked off, because the main hall of the belarusian sovereign philharmonic, and it was composed for repair, and then there was a small philharmonic hall that was cut down and there was an installed organ near the church near the altar. uh, czech organ 1980 is the fourth year of production, brother. the twin, so to speak, is our organs located near the strip of sofia and the new living place of the shrine, a kind of small philharmonic hall, is located. eh, here people were elected, how to hear the spiritual courts. eh, sacred music. eh, classical music since 1990 or was it already allowed? mother when they renounced their faith and the saints were not allowed to do so, and here faithful people were elected at our shrine. it was a check hour, suis, navanie and philharmonic and, uh, the catholic pa

hall under e. on avito ship from the right. it's lava some other chamber call this magistrate. ally say that there were delays for the wight, these original highways for launicol burmisters. these are the people of the town hall function of the cultural installation at the front of the whole other on top, verkhadzhiniya urad theatrical imprezes and concerts could take place. gifts from the sacks of no other top were the richest, piled up to our hearth at the footprints, the interior design was not overwhelmed. we could shoot 10 each, which one obeyed from the first top, and so you always miscalculated and went to them, and this is how he himself was a trick, yakim allowed. well, this is a rare reception of knees. in general, we have everything for you. we are accustomed to all sorts of slander unfolding near our homes. and it's all for your savings and we happened to be there and i'm worth it. it was vicious. well, on purpose, as i unexpectedly jumped to him from these rushes, who imagines such an expression of this goddess to go through this thing. hat through and through. i ea

halls of congress, everyone is asking the same question, what will pelosi do? it's clear really only the speaker knows at this point. all eyes and attention on the chambert down the hall from where i am standing as they begin the process of gaveling into session. in that room, you saw all democrats packed in. pelosi greeted with a standing ovation. as soon as they makes her decision, it's the mark of a change here in washington. if she decides to stay, it comes against the backdrop of calls for new leadership atop this party. if she decides to take herself out of leadership, then it's the end of 20 years she has had that position. as we see her there gaveling in, i can turn it back over to you to set us in this moment. >> she's going through the morning business. i think that she may be stepping back for a moment. here comes the pledge. as they do the pledge, ashley parker with us, there is one scenario where she would be a back bencher but be amerita, pulling strings, guiding her successor who could be hakeem jeffrey. right? >> that's right. that's one thing they hinted at could be one of the possibilities. some members have said they still want her in

i don't think this battle will be won or lost in these plenary halls, nor in chambers of law. won in the chambers of people's hearts. and therefore, that will have to be done by organizing people. there is no magic wand. there is no silver bullet to this. organizing means talking to people, organizing communities, and making people understand the root causes of the climate crisis. amy: so can you talk about the dangers that environmental activists face? in 2021, the nonprofit group global witness said it had recorded that for the eighth straight year, the philippines, asia's deadliest country for land defenders. last year, it recorded a total of 29 documented killings of people defending their homes, land, livelihoods and ecosystems in the philippines alone. >> this is a very sad reality for filipino activists, and in particular, land defenders. most of them coming from indigenous communities. we have seen the impunity. we have witnessed the impunity. i know friends who have given up their life just to be able to speak truth to power and to defend their land. and it's shameful

situation in hand, and i looked at max and i said, we will just wait in my office across the hall from the senate chamber. so, there we went, and my wife karen joined me quickly and charlotte joined me. we began to monitor on a small television set what was happening, and i really could not believe what i was seeing. i was filled with indignation at the sites of people smashing windows and ransacking offices. i was angry. i thought, not this, not here, not in america. the secret service agent came in again and said sir, we have got to leave the building. i said, we are fine. we will stay here. i was not leaving my post. a few minutes later, they came back in and they were more insistent and said we need to leave the building. and i stuck my finger in our lead agents chest, and i said you are not hearing me. i said, i am not sleeping, i am not giving those people the site of a 16 car motorcade speeding away from the capital. he looked at me with some anxiety and said, well, you cannot stay here. this is a glass door. we cannot secure it. with a note from my daughter, he offered that we could go to the loa

jaw and on stage big the hall to succumb and colleagues in a chamber setting and via video link.ts were on the one. away from the minister of internal affairs, this day will remain in memory for a long time in touch moscow buryatia krasnoyarsk primorsky stavropol khabarovsk territory 30 heroes from all over the country, each in his military post, were awarded marriage and heroism in saving other people's lives behind their shoulders decades of impeccable service on call hearts, interior minister vladimir kolokoltsev noted that the employees of the department underwent a truly serious test, but remained faithful to the oath of service of citizens poli must be ready to respond correctly to an extreme situation to help a person in trouble and often seconds are crucial colleagues have proven that they can act competently and quickly maintain composure and confidence. congratulations on the high awards for each of them . a story with a happy ending of a truck out of the water. fire every story, like a movie script, being there at the right time. people in uniform did not flinch and ca

over the world as the face of russian culture, for example, gergiev and konchalovsky chamber meeting in the small halla single praying mantis. not a single serebrennikov thank god the whole country knows the future participants of the new social movement alexander pankratov-black alexander mikhailov larisa luzhina colleagues. now also the deputies of the state duma of the people's artist nikolai burlyaev. now it is very important to show how united russia is in russian culture, which cannot be cancelled. we call to our front all those who work positively and are devoted to the fatherland. you will still get up, again all the panics will return in their place and everyone will start talking in russian, therefore vladimir zhirinovsky spoke at one time and ukraine will stand to speak russian. may be patriotic land of the fathers do not confuse nationalist nationalism. he loves only his own culture, and he hates everything else, when pushkin was demolished it was such a blow, he was an intellectual to many people, people conscience to people. it was a huge blow, even imagine this one to support new beginn

hall. on meeting of the house of representatives agenda, rich will be held today and a joint meeting of both chambersthe traditional questions of deputies and senators will answer the government. how the industrial petrochemical energy complexes of the country work, what are the prospects for the development of the economy within the framework of global trends, the relevant deputy prime minister pyotr will make a report details in our next information releases. who flooded europe with counterfeit cigarettes and who benefits from blaming belarus for this tv news agency found workers underground workshops and found out the inner kitchen of the eu cigarette mafia how much do they pay there? what brands are counterfeited? in which countries is there the most underground corruption ? mafia european values. through the prism of counterfeit tobacco, a truck is sold there for 300-400 euros per riga and if in germany the goods reach a million at once, such as knowledge of the workers of underground production in europe a smokescreen, how the problems of the eu turn into an accusation against belarus because t

separated by the great thickness of malinka peace and several halls created an asymmetric and closed composition of the plan in the chamberswas a characteristic lynx of renaissance architecture, and its decorative ata wall above the head cornice in windows with thin shalyuks and bay windows with figured completion was a new approach to expression. he thought of her castle. i'm at the palace. castle complex. this was a new word in architecture. stunned the renaissance palace in a new vezhy gate near the zvedin and, in the place of the khadyzhensky barfroda , galileo's share was given . uh. now , uh, the greatest private construction. uh, brahmas is more politely on the side of him and in such a rank. she just looked at the gate, she thumps, and not the god of the lower castle. and this is not surprising. maybe, but i could have taken out the crayfish by the side, and not miserable. uh, lower castle, and to the right of that straight the greatest weak knot of defense and creep is declared. her. do you want to ensure that you clean up as much as possible from an attack? and in order to spend near this brahma, it was possible

i'm right outside in the chamber where this position is right here. this halls were packed yesterday. there was a sense truly of history being made. a real energy in this room and certainly on the house floor as people waited to see what house speaker nancy pelosi would say. she was certainly tipping her hat to the hitsry of it all in that speech as well. talking about how much changed since she first came to congress in 1987, of course wearing white, the color of suffragets. we saw various democrats wiping tears from their eyes. it was a very emotional moment. and then, of course, once that happens all eyes turn to the future and we saw a number of the top leaders the one, two, and three, all likely steny hoyer definitely not running for leadership. he's her number two. and then jim clyburn likely not to run as well. that makes way for a whole new next generation of leadership. what was interesting, though, is publically, all of those starting with hakeem jeffries who i mentioned is likely to be the next speaker, publically were making it about speaker pelosi,

you should be in the chamber if you in initial city hall and answering questions. and i think this this is the question i have. >> thank you. i think you pointed out it is clear you to and i think it is unfortunate for governance by press release and announcements this we could have dhn a year ago and have a really honest conversation about how to best address the issues of drug over dose and truly be committed to the approach and resources that is the most beneficial to most vulnerable population in san francisco and it it is unfortunate we are here and i agree with chair preston thank you for all the work you have been doing, i'm so sorry that you are stuck in the ridiculous and hard place between plot cal stunt and the real work you need to do and try to be adopted and flexible as much as you can. and so -- i think thap is first and foremost i want to express thanks to you and unofficial the mayor's office can't be here in person to address and answer the questions that they are responsible for. i think though, that the question i want top go become to is that h

e, the small theater hall of the era of alexander lvovich naryshkin that is, with a chandelier with candlesticks, where you can hold chamber90 million were allocated for the restoration of the most historically valuable building of the barsky house. a contractor was identified, but the restorers approached the work so thoroughly that they dismantled the wooden buildings to the foundation, the case when before, even in disrepair, it is much better than after a couple of years ago. there was a house with a mezzanine. it's just over a century old, but restoration did not survive this way of preserving the heritage. surprised the activists, the work was stopped, and the contractor was removed from the building project and did not need to be completely dismantled. well, we understand very well that some elements were probably subject to decay, but the fact that some of the objects of federal significance of cultural heritage were destroyed. i doubt it's in there. now a part of the log house lies under the open sky; the elements of the brickwork of the guard have disappeared at the facility. there is no access to the territory.

chamber, alexei kudrin . anna semyonova decision made unanimously, the hall lit up so positively. look into the hall.et, which was adopted by the federation council today, the minister of finance. anton siluanov calls the most difficult in his entire career, the main task now is to make sure that all the plans that we laid down for their federal budget and the budgetary subject of the russian federation are implemented. we see that next year will also be difficult. now the most important thing is to provide such margins of safety for the constituent entities of the russian federation so that all these obligations were provided with more resources, the third budget expenditures, social - this is an increase in the minimum wage to 16.242 rubles. will affect more than one and a half million state employees and increase the cost of living to 14.375 rubles. the introduction of a universal allowance for payments to the federal treasury provides for a trillion 700 billion rubles. revenues, the budget will amount to a little more than 26 trillion rubles; expenses will exceed 29 trillion . an unprecedented nu

e, the small theater hall of the era of alexander lvovich naryshkin that is, as if solustrators with candlesticks, where you can hold chambers , 90 million were allocated for the restoration of the most historically valuable building of the barsky house. foundation. the case when up to even the state of disrepair much. better than a couple of years ago. there was a house here mezzanine, it stood for more than a century, but did not survive the restoration. now part of the log house lies in the open air elements of the brickwork have disappeared protection at the site no access to the territory is free the company involved residents of nearby villages in the restoration work, but did not pay off one of these specialists. alexei says he worked at a construction site for 2 months. and how much the site had to pay and you didn't get anything the saratov media claim that the former contractor received an advance payment of 45 million rubles for the work. is it so unknown the federal ministry of culture, which allocated the funds , ignored our request, and the restorers stopped responding to calls. now they are looking for anothe

separated by the great thickness of the malinka peace and several halls created an asymmetric and closed composition of the plan in the chamberssu was traced from the forums of architecture, renaissance, characteristic of the russians, a decorative wall above the head cornice in windows with thin shalyuks and bay windows with figured completion was the new approach to expression. the castle was thought of. i'm at the palace. castle complex. this was a new word for architecture. the combat gallery, with a shade of the defensive wall of the castle whitout, was re-arranged under the corridor for communication between the smokes of the new residena complex, and it deafened the renaissance palace with a new gate at the gate and, in the place of the hut of the berft, galileo went to share, she gave herself to the khatysh to the hazamka. and zaoy, yes, i see oncozemate, until now it was not clear the matter was shifting, brother. uh, the largest private design. eh, bramys was taken away hunting from the side of a nemon and in such a rank. she just looked at the gate, and not the god of the lower castle, and this witch is mocking, bec

brighter from the zorka region, the chambers of the sitting, muddy and zavodskoy district of the capital of the pazlyar muntu opened a concert and theater hallin khovantsi. the installations have once tried out the scene of occasional otos and a concert from musical and choreographic memoirs. sometimes they were replaced by modernization under the den cover . the decors of the cooler, 7 were updated, and the son came to the front with new curtains . the harlequin backstage complements the shamed character of the concert halls. have tulsky on the run. tired of resetting the thermal design before the speech became they learned more comfortably for their ice-creams , we completely replaced the plaques, this is a boule for two hundred armchairs. reception of guests and talents of our uh guys, and, of course, it was decided to hold such a small, probably uh holiday holiday for the residents of the microdistrict, so that absolutely all children, parents , grandmothers, just residents who want to have a good time can come to this palace and chat. here are the district stages, qualifying city competitions of various festivals, we hold many of our fe

hall. petersburg in the capital, he was already in the presidential administration, headed the ministry of finance , was deputy economic council under the president, and in 2018, chairman of the even chamber. that's after four and a half years. uh, work and early retirement curls are going to take a short break in just a few days. it will take us a few days to get ready. ah can be here congratulate rather or as? yes, this is my initiative. uh, since i'm still new. interesting projects in my life, these projects are russian. many have learned that they are, well, not quite russian, how would we choose. uh, so, yes, and let's say they thank you colleagues. thank you i do not know, first the federation itself to submit proposals. so you need to ask the federation. well, earlier this process was also handled by the state duma, it chose at least three candidates, presented them to the president for approval, and the president ruled for approval by the senator, and either, if not suited the candidate, then the president had the right to propose his own. but now it seems that the initial selection procedure also lies on the shoulders of the federation council, where specific dates have not yet b

chamber. american senators serve six years in these halls of power, which means this year, just one third of thems who vote with the democrats, including two independent senators, and there are 50 republicans. since they're locked in this 50—50 split, vice president harris becomes the deciding vote, giving control to the democrats. but if president biden's party loses just one seat in the senate tonight, the republicans will control the senate outright. and, yes, unlike most countries in the world, here in america, it's the more liberal party — the democrats — that use the colour blue, while the conservative republicans use the colour red. just one of those things i've learned to live with here. and then there's the house of representatives. the democrats currently control of the lower chamber as well, but not by much. and tonight, all a35 seats are up for grabs. republicans need to win just five more seats to take control of the house, and they're expected to do so. fun fact — in midterm elections, the president's party nearly always loses seats in the house, especially when the economy isn't do

come directly to our earth this is shostakovich’s poignant chamber melody a symphony in memory of the victims of fascism sounds in a crowded halle of memory memory a work of preservation that seems never to end alexei cherepanov vladimir smirnov the international atomexp forum today began its work in sochi in the park of science and arts, sirius leading expert and subject matter experts representatives of large companies politics in more than 70 countries nuclear energy and a sustainable future main theme i took part in the discussion and the head of hungarian diplomacy peter then discussed with the leadership of rusatom the construction, the second stage of a nuclear power plant, let me remind you that budapest seeks to pursue an independent policy without dictate from washington and brussels, everything arthur emphasized that in the nuclear sphere. hungary does not deliberately sacrifice its sovereignty, it is impossible to warm your apartment and dialogues or get warm water from political slogans, energy balance. this is a matter of sovereignty and each state independently decides in this area. the energy security of the sta

to the altai mounds; visitors first of all tend to get into this hall of finds of the 5th buzyryk kurgan naturally. here the burial chamberody of his wife, is also in the hermitage, but an absolutely whole wagon is not exhibited in the world. there are more of them. no, by the way, it was on it, most likely, that the bodies were delivered to the burial place and the two most ancient carpets on our planet, knotted and felt. this is an interesting man. this is the leader who, under the guise of god, wooes the goddess for in order to gain eternal life, as we understand it to be a goddess. well, naturally. you and i know that all goddesses have. ears turned back . the tarkhatinsky megalithic complex of the bronze age, local guides naturally call it the altai stonehenge. it is interesting that the rocks that make up these multi-ton blocks do not occur in the neighboring mountains. so modern scientists took a closer look and noticed that all the stones are oriented to the cardinal points, with an accuracy of one degree, hence the conclusion. this observatory. some of the stones have collapsed over time. but as you can see, they

hall as well. karen sly, thank you for being here as well. and no pivot to our male allies. i see rodney baum here from the chamber waving. we have jeff tomlin director of transportation. i often see alex bastion hiding there. thank you for being here. roger maranka, where are you? hi, roger. local 258. randall spot. the executive director 069 fisherman's wharf. david louis, i saw him here earlier. the general manager offer the hyatt hotel. without further ado, i want to welcome a very special guest, someone who really needs no introduction, but what is important is is this san francisco native understands and loves or cable cars. she is someone who is fight the fight every day for our city as we come out of a very difficult time. we're super fortunate to have here today to acknowledge this day. i want to welcome our mayor, london breed company. >> hello. which one is the microphoner in? okay. i know they're all mine row phones -- microphones but only one where you can hear the sound. i'm grateful to be here today to celebrate this historic occasion. and when we talk about san francisco as a whole, we always talk about ho

robert hall reports. 33 centuries had passed i since human feet last trod the floor on which we stood. we had penetrated two chambersthat we were in l the presence of the dead king. legend says it was spotted by a young egyptian — the buried staircase leading to what archaeologists still call the greatest find ever made. howard carter had spent over a decade looking for it. from now on, each chapter would be more incredible than the last. in a tiny tomb, we have everything from the royal court crammed in. we've got gold, jewellery, flowers, lunch boxes, underwear, clothes, sandals. we get a sense of the variety of material that survived from ancient egypt — some of it wonderfully beautiful, some of it really touchingly simple, as well. news of the find was rushed here, to highclere castle — the story of tutankhamun is always linked with one name — that of howard carter, the man who broke through that wall 100 years ago. but carter wouldn't have been there at all without the passion and, perhaps more importantly, the finance of another egyptologist — this man, the 5th earl of carnarvon. he was somebody who never gave

chamber. newly reinstated disney ceo bob iger sharing his new vision for the company and he wants to try steer clear of culture wars. disney down halliled in controversy of course not. it can be distracting and it can have a negative impact on the company and to the extent i can work to quiet things down, i'm going to do it. iger went on to say it's important to listen to the company's audience, interesting. and respect the people they serve. and hollywood super star duane the rock johnson snapping up every snicker's bar at hawaii seven lesson to write a wrong from his childhood. >> when i was 14 years old. every day i used to stop here at this 7-eleven and steal a kick size snicker bar because i couldn't afford to buy one. that was my preworkout. >> i'm going to leave these here. if someone looks like they are stealing snickers give them these so they don't steal it. >> carley: full sincht in addition to leaving the bags of insult snickers. picked up the tag for every customer who walked into the store during his visit. isn't that neat? brian, this is awesome childhood 7-eleven. >> convenience store worker would always turn her hea

from flipping the chamber. counting is still underway in some regions nearly a week after the midterm elections. meanwhile, the democratic candidate for governor in arizona, katie hall, has defeated her donald trump and dosed rival, carry like the closely full race in the battleground state, was one of the most significant in the mid term elections. so let's take a look at the votes. as we mentioned, the republicans are just one feet away from winning that majority. they need a total of $218.00 saves. i'm a democrats, are expecting more winds from western states, such as california. they still don't have a slim chance of getting to 218 to break this down for us to bring in our white house correspondent kimberly hallett, who's joining us live from washington, d. c. hello, they, kimberly certainly 2 big stories a week after the mid tempe, arizona governor, and the republicans potentially poise to take the house. what's the latest that will what this signals is, the fact that we are still one week from the us mid term elections an election day . and there still is no calling of the house of representatives that really signals where the republican party is in a word, fr

chamber but then one thing that's notable when former president obama visited georgia right before the election he made the case in the way that only obama can that walker's prowess doesn't translate to the hallsat's notable with the first black president saying this about another black republican. and in defense of the first black senator to represent georgia in warnock with salience to black voters. >> jen, take a look at the numbers. this is the ad spending since november 9. $25 million from the democratic side compared to 15.7 million on the republican side. actions speak louder than words. people can say what they want but the money is talking. >> the senate seat is huge now because it was like which way will the senate go? it is 50-50. this is the one seat that could give democrats the edge to use to do actually even more than at 50-50. this is a big deal but what's interesting to me is the trump factor. right? what has warnock done? run an ad just trump like trump talking about walker. that's the ad. what struck me on the hill is talking to republican senators about this race and graham who cut an ad with walker the response is on the hill to reporters again and again i wish that trump

fortifications of all the soloists of moscow in kazan, a charity concert of a chamber ensemble led by yuri bashmetov in the hallal operations zone. vladimir putin will hold talks today with kazakh president kassym-jemar tokaev arrived in moscow on sunday evening. this is his first official foreign visit after his recent re-election. a guard of honor met the head of state at the vnukovo airport, a military band played the anthem of kazakhstan . as well as prospects for interaction within the framework of integration associations a number of bilateral documents are expected to be signed, including a declaration between russia and kazakhstan on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations. in addition, the leaders of the two states will take part in the form of interregional cooperation between kazakhstan and russia via videoconference. ukrainian nationalists opened fire on the donetsk people's republic on sunday evening shells with a caliber of 152 mm exploded in gorlovka and the village of holmovsky. in total, arrivals were recorded more than 10 ammunition previously extremists

chamber i apologize if you cut you off we are seth the timer for one minute. >> will as an agency in the mission has seen the greatest impacts of displacement gained when city hall listen and per ins with us. to the pandemic rental relief with mayor and supervisor ronen jumping 3 sites to 7 in the mission with support of breed and supervisor ronen we know san francisco is rapidly losing families and seeing homelessness expect urge the city to work with affordable housing community to close our housing gap. and meet ambitious goals the successful strategy system land banking and suggest this to be incorporate in the the mission and eastern neighborhood plans thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. >> danielle greg senior organizer local 22. the sudden front housing element summit of concern it our union not because of housing shortage but the unavailability of construction labor to builted 82,000 units mandated. san francisco will in the be able it produce them without improve ams to the dr process under state investigation. and will increase in the if residential construction workforce lagging due to unsafe conscience lack of benefit and pay. encourage t

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