in mega cities. but there are new ideas out there on how to tackle it globally. hm. we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them anymore. but if we were to experience that, we wouldn't want to go back to cars method an auto silicon. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road uses were separated. one road is for fast moving electric vehicles, another for pedestrian, cyclist and scooters. with the 3rd, a promenade reserved for pedestrian, those will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen. the many city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy, with everything coordinated centrally. by a i, technology. it's been designed for a population of 2000 people who clued as like when it smarter ideas about how people can move around, then be a nash. that's been a city with 5000000 residents and 3000000 cars that are idle, 90 percent of the time. you just need to do the mass and i sent off gobber. and so that we could probably reduce the num

we'll restore order to our city and to bring our city back to being the beautiful city that we know it is and the world renowned place that everybody around this world and this country loves to come visit. but i want to make clear holding offenders accountable does not preclude us to moving forward with vital and important reforms to our justice system. as a black and latino women i know what it exist. as the mayor stated, i've had families on both sides of the courtroom as offend sxerz victims. my family has experienced and seen police violence and misconduct. these inequities are not theoretical for me, they're part of my lived experience and part of why i do this work. accountability does not mean that we reject reform. we can have responsible reform and accountability both at the same time and i vow to the city to balance both in the pursuit of justice and safety for all. incarceration and i'm committed to being creative and innovative and coming up with new programs that can serve as resources for rehabilitation for those offenders who are serious about turning their lives around.

city ​​services that make people's lives comfortable and happy lipetsk is one of the major cities ofth region more half a million inhabitants is the center of metallurgy, and at the same time a resort with mineral springs famous since the 18th century. the 21st century has changed, new urban spaces have appeared in lipetsk, and almost 3 years ago. a national project for safe quality roads has been launched here. we have now participated in several programs, we are like a whole city and federal programs that have made it possible to repair and improve and change those streets as much as possible. there, on each of them there are slopes for wheelchairs and for e strollers with children. this is called a barrier-free environment, but how comfortable and safe this environment for people with disabilities is in reality , the urbanist will check it together with the participants of the inclusive theater. dance. parallels such a project is an accessible environment. ah. in lipetsk, we, as public organizations, examine you and the guys in our city of lipetsk for a barrier-free environment of

that was city test alone. toby ability to work with internal and external partners helped deliver service with equity at the forefront working nights and weekdays all while keeping a positive attitude. [applause] it is more then some of us could positive attitude-some of looked like we were super positive sometimes. thank you toby for the work. (inaudible) contact tracing. [applause] eddie timing was perfect. joined dphen 2020 as the operational director of covid-19 case investigation and contact tracing team and this was one of the first such team s in the country and overseen over 400 city state cbo and contract workers to insure that we were getting the people to services they need and doing the right contact tracing in the early days of pandemic and eddie did this with great grit and humility. he trained and lead by teams to conduct business in spanish insure the needs of san francisco most impacted communities were met so thank you eddie so much for your work. [applause] so jonathan spears. (inaudible) [a

city and horizontal, i choose the city.of the first large settlement on the volga, behind it does the navigable zone begin? let me tell you, it is believed that this city was founded in 1216, the first city on the volga is considered to be rzhev rzhev yes well done, well done, the order means. artyom there is no choice, horizontal line, what is the zero horizontal line and where does the volga cross it ? hello maria selyagina secondary school number 11 of the city of arkhangelsk and the zero horizontal is the place where the level of the e, the river coincides with the level of the rise, with the level of the sea, and the sea, it rises with the level of the water, that is, the level coincides with the level of the sea or ocean of the world, yes, and where the volga crosses this zero horizontal? let's assume that this is aktobe i'm a little worried, excuse me. let's introduce ourselves in more detail . quite possibly. it's a little north of volgograd, in general, the city of volgograd is north of volgograd. i don't know for

like city contractors. however behested payments is a broad consest and (inaudible) philanthropic donations to the city such give to sf covid relief program, interacting with policy organizations which wish to fund pilot programs. asking non profit partners for resources to certain community groups and seeking charitable donations like asking a neighbor for donation to the child's school. over the past several months we received feedback and questions from department staff recording compliance. the mayor takes compliance as this legislation very seriously as it is a important reform on critical ethics issues and response to corruption problems that faced the city. however, it is a complex piece of legislation and vetting compliance can be challenging. in fact the mayor issued directive to departmentserial this year to pause programs that rely on philanthropic support until there is clear guidance from the ethic commission and city attorney office. in a effort to address the concerns and facilitate complianc

and to bring our city back to being the beautiful city that we know it is in the world-renowned place that everyone around this world and this country loves. >> all right. mayor london breed formally announcing brooke jenkins as the new d.a., district attorney of san francisco. jenkins promising to restore accountability and san francisco. she says she is truly humbled for the opportunity and takes this mission very seriously. we will continue to stay on top of this with the mayor and the new d.a. we will hear from them coming up at 6:00, and then we will be speaking live with jenkins, the new d.a., at 7:00. >>> right now, let's talk about the weather. it's been a spectacular day. so beautiful. we got in that blue sky, not just on the inland valleys but up against the coastline. let's give you that microclimate forecast this evening. one of the spots that has got some of the most that we have seen in about eight days was at berkeley. you can see it right here. it is outside. enjoying that today, 68 degrees right now. we will actually look at the low 70s for the next few hours and drop

that is clearly the center of the city clearly. they understand that there is no military infrastructure here. and this is how they behave. well, this, and not standing, like a war crime. and for a. the main goal of which, of course, is the maximum defeat of the civilian population. well, it’s worth saying that today the city was shelled by hurricanes all day long, donetsk petrovsky district was also under attack, kievsky district was under attack. is there the victims are the dead, the frequency of shelling, and then it increases, it decreases. well, such a system already exists. here in the morning they start working quite tightly somewhere, starting at 6:00 in the morning they are shelling right here, kievsky district. a kuibyshevsky district. well, today, but the ukrainian artillerymen decided to work out in the center of the city of donetsk, ah. now it seems to be such a lull, but i am more than sure that this is not for long, we continue to monitor the situation and all the latest news on our air, omsk region took patronage o

the city was originally clearly spla.ed relative to the danube . the central street of novi sad zamajoven runs from the river bank to the central square, on which the domed cathedral and the city government stand. there is also a two-story hotel. vojvodina, local residents say that albert einstein, the first wife of the great physicist melev, liked to dine in her restaurant very much, she graduated from the local school for girls in 1748. the new garden received the title of a free royal city. and along with that some privileges immediately begin. dynamic growth was? to the right europe and from east to west, however, the current old center was built in the 19th century, a noisy city center, a street and restaurants, a baroque orthodox cathedral. all this looks very cozy at home. at the same time, the quiet and modest new garden is considered one of the centers of serbian culture. it was even nicknamed the serbian athens next to the south of the city is the famous mug. gora, a holy place, a reserve and a spiritual citadel

oh must go back. separative claim to seize control of the city. thought to be the last stronghold of ukrainian resistance in, in the hands region. one, josie chance is now under our control. well, yes, and our full control, the clean of operations on the work that ukraine says the fight. felicia chancing is not over yet. they say fierce battle as a continuing on the cities outskirts and deny claims that liz, a chance get surrounded. we ukrainian armed forces released footage of what they said was an explosion at a russian army warehouse in east, in ukraine. as russian missile strikes continued to rain down across the country, killing doesn't georgia army early today, the russian army continued to hit our cities with miss harness. as of just this evening, the have been she 6 missing strikes, a total of 12 my sa skip over in michel life on the donnette. gretchen as folks have continued new, brutal hostilities continue along the entire front line in don bass. the epicenter, of course, in the cities of the lou, hon screeching logical obligation, many

it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. they are painters or mechanics. they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an un

it's a wonderful tradition in our city. it's usually held on the hottest day of the year and it seems like it's keeping up. with that reputation, it's very hot out there. for years i have been working in austin san antonio including during the time. i was mayor. and a lot of time in the other texas cities. then when i became secretary of housing and traveled to 200 different american cities and every one of the 50 states you begin to pick up patterns and trends and one of those that jumped out at me was that there is emerging in texas in these places dallas, fort worth and the north houston galveston in the southeast and austin san antonio in the southwest of this triangle. a mega complex of cities that can hold their own in the country and indeed our gravitating to that kind of pinnacle role that great metros play in the world. the singapore's in tokyo's and frankforts and milan's in london's etc and in this this triplex of metropolitan and economic strength. is a coming reality that we in texas haven't fully appreciated.

more and more people are going to live in cities. so our, ah, yeah, our idea is to show people, how can we create shape the cities of the future? how can we make them greener? how can we make them more sustainable? and what can each and every one of us do exactly to i to make this happen over 40 countries, are taking part in the florida at the german pavilion, bio tapia, visitors learn about environmental impact and change by interacting with the exhibits as well as with each other growing green cities is the overall theme at this year's florida. the key message is we are a growing community. so we have to work together in unison to create a more green and sustainable future. it's really each and everybody's contribution and only as a whole. we can make the future and the cities more green. another highlight is this house. it demonstrates alternative building practices by using mostly natural materials in the construction over $100.00 natural materials were used in the construction, including cork, recycled wood, burlap by a waste, s

now have a very big responsibility, especially if we are talking about the mayors of cities that aree border of our country, chernihiv, sumy, kharkiv, a lot of other cities, mykolaiv, the same dnipro. that is, these are people who are every day and keep their finger on the pulse of the podil cities, and when they actually start to get in and tell what these people are doing there, what are we going to find some others ways and so on and so on . i want to remind you that there is only one way, which is defined in the constitution of ukraine and is defined in the profile elections for that. so we had elections in 2000 ce in 2020 and someone likes it or does not like it, but certain people were chosen and to talk about the fact that they will look for other ways is not correct, and in relation to the voters, not in relation to the law, one more thing is very important, yes, if a mayor has violated the law, if a mayor really has questions from law enforcement agencies, then there are no questions, but the problem is that that here in this specific case we must clearly say that today both

ready live in a city or a region where it gets really hot. how do you cope what the local authorities do to tackle the problem? that's what we asked you answer. so media ah, inside rights in el salvador, nothing is being done. everyone just buys their own air conditioner. mm. audrianna into kuta and colombia, says the city is always been hot, so you need to keep hydrated with sunscreen, use clothing and sandal. unfortunately, not much has being done to protect the environment. in another post from the south american country, mary lou's rights i live in katerina columbia. it gets unbearably hot here and there are no initiatives to compensate for the high temperatures. i keep plants inside and out use thermal curtains and a fan ego from answer from indonesia is planning on planting, shade trees in the yard, and suggests it would help if everyone planted a tree. others, sebastian is thinking along summit and ice, and he's going to install the pond and the god from mexico, chavez, gregorio, 7 or 8 rides. i live in the city, and northern mexico wi

so paulo and mexico city traffic is a major problem in mega cities. but they're a new ideas out there on how to tackle it globally. hm. we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them any more. but if we were to experience that, we wouldn't want to go back to cars method and also look for him. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road uses were separated. one road is for fast moving electric vehicles. another for pedestrian cyclists and scooters. with the 3rd, a promenade reserved for pedestrians only. welcome to woven city a project under development by japanese comic a toyota, a prototype city, and living laboratory for cutting edge technologies. here all vehicles will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen. the mini city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy, with everything coordinated centrally. by a i, technology. it's been designed for a relation of 2000 people who close at gwinnett smarter ideas about how people can move around in the, in us, in a city with 5000000 resid

growing up in the city, i know both sides. i know both sides too well and i've seen the dysfunction and the disparities that exist in the criminal justice system even today. so i didn't take this decision lightly and the fact is, when meeting and talking to brooke and hearing her understanding of the issues and the balance that she brings to the table, i am so proud that she stepped up, she put her career on the line because not only did she care about safety and the future of this city for her own family, she cared about it for all san franciscoians. [applause] as somebody who has had to prosecutor for sexual assault, for issues around domestic violence, somebody who has had to deal with hate crimes and homicides, the stories i've heard of victims, the issues that exist i know firsthand that she has the ability to look at these cases, to work with a strong team and to come up with a decision where it makes sense for the case making sure that the victim is a part of the decision every step of the way. making sure, making sure

, all mainly in one area, the city official said chairman oleksandr synkevych was previously without casualties, the information about the destruction is being clarified, kropyvnytskyi was also under attack by the occupiers. confirmed the head of the kirovograd regional military administration, andriy raykovich, more detailed information later, the russians are terrorizing the dnipropetrovsk region, the kremlin army fired more than 250 shells at nikopol over the past week , the head of the kryvyi rih military administration oleksandr vilkul said. more than 100 shells killed a 60-year-old woman and damaged 11 private houses economic buildings, gas pipelines and water pipelines have been cut off, in addition, the railway track around the city has been destroyed, the russians are pushing through the dnipro for the temporarily occupied energy supplier, vilkul says, during the past day, the occupiers shelled sumshchyna twice from the territory of russia. shalyginsk community, and after the 21st, the enemy fired mortars at krasnopilsk, fortunately there were no casualties and destruction,

focused on rebuilding and reimagining our city.uest is the director of financial justice in the san francisco office of treasure to talk about how the city has taken a national lead in this effort and how the program is comlishing the goals. welcome to the show. >> thanks so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. can we start by talking about the financial justice project in a broad sense. when did the initiative start and what is the intent? >> sure. it launched in 2016. since then we take a hard look at fines, fees, tickets, financial penalties hitting people with low incomes and especially people of color really hard. it is our job to assess and reform these fines and fees. >> do you have any comments for people financially stressed? >> yes. the financial justice project was started in response pop community outcry about the heavy toll of fines and fees. when people struggling face an unexpected penalty beyond ability to pay they face a bigger punishment than originally intended. a spiral of consequences set in. a smal

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with city -- between the city and city college to support free city and ensure that city college remains tuition free for san francisco residents. in recent meetings of the oversight committee, we've been looking at the -- the -- the increase in the free city reserve fund, and this is due to the decline in enrollment at city college during the pandemic, like, like, most colleges and especially community colleges have seen, and also budget -- structural budget challenges at city college, so that's led to a lower enrollment than had been projected, so there's a decline in the growth reserve fund, so the city has been discussing idea how those funds could be used to help grow enrollment and support the goals of free city. one of the key ideas that has come up in the discussion is creating more of a pathway for san francisco unified high school students to attend city college as a way to support their high school and college readiness, and also boost enrollment at city college and also create a pathway or a pipeline for san francisco high school students to -- to transition to city college.

, and this is not the first meeting held by the head of the city.is example, you know. there will be no gas, that's already clear, there is only one... there is no way to heat it with electricity or there are some other boilers with solid fuel, but there is some power in the donetsk region and the ability to provide energy companies to us with this electricity is very limited, and it is already there, the math is the number of residents who are now in the entire donetsk region, if they turn it on heating devices are simple, well, the electrical infrastructure of the beach. therefore, you need to understand that wintering in high-rise buildings well, it will not be that difficult. and it is almost impossible, because you still have to get here to add that there are problems with sewage and water and if there is a sub-zero temperature, it will simply be terrible. that is why you need to leave, you need to understand that literally and the season is necessary, well, very much so, everyone must think personally than before to prepare in the city and und

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leave the city and then the evacuation continues and goes in two directions through the city of dniprohe dnipro, then to exactly a and or the second route is to pokrovsk and then by train to lviv, you know, i recently heard the opinion that the battle for slavyansk could be the largest battle in general of this war, are there any prerequisites for this? how much is the place being prepared? i understand that the armed forces of ukraine are doing their job, maybe there are some ground defense units , some fortifications are taking place there. it is necessary to reveal certain secrets regarding the protection of the city from enemy aggression. well, is the work of our city's troops holding the front line going on? it has not changed for a month. well, the city has been helping since the first days of hostilities, fortifications are being built, and this process is endless. please tell me. - and the city is being shelled, we read about the fact that local residents are dying, and residential complexes are also being destroyed, maybe infrastructure objects, how much is the city destroyed

when we were already there, the city was surrounded when the shelling was going on.n it was impossible to humanely bury them in the old one in the old crimea, because the occupiers were there, but they did such a mass soap, it was everywhere er-er in its time, it was very easy to see it was quite deep, it was made by an excavator. people were identified there er-er, for the most part, yes, except for those who found dead people on the streets without documents and they were not able to identify them quickly. so that is, no prerequisites for to deal with information right there, when there are still thousands of graves in the city just in the yard. well, there is no reason, precisely because they buried the dead there , ukrainian doctors, the ukrainian government, that is, they are trying to do something about it, somehow twist it. i think that in the near future well, let's watch another pseudo-documentary movie, or there are quick accusations, yes, usually in mariupol, that's the end of it. and how does it happen, if there are no relatives, then they are immediately

for feeding the city. it's going to involve using six air fields in western germany, occupied by the americans and brits, and two air fields in the western sectors of germany. this is going to be the most extraordinary event in the history of aviation. this will require planes landing, flying in a five levels, into the city. planes landing every few seconds of the two airfields. the western speakers of berlin. to keep the city alive. he has been, reginald weight has been totally written out of the story of the airlift. particular american history of the airlift. he does not get a mention. his daughter has felt very agreed by this i had quite a long chat with her she, has a lot of documentation about her father. his role in the airlift. like a senate beginning, the americans, without doubt played a major role in the air left. i like to think that, i've sort of rehabilitated this eccentric british puffin. who actually came along and said it, is possible to do this. >> with such a wildly ambitious plan. such

lower and middle income all over the city.this neighborhood that i also mentioned the fact it is flat and so accessible by trip public transportation, has, has made it very popular. >> it's a struggle for us right now, you know, when you get a lot of development coming to an area, a lot of new people coming to the area with different sets of values and different culture. there is a lot of struggle between the existing community and the newness coming in. there are some things that we do to try to slow it down so it doesn't completely erase the communities. we try to have developments that is more in tune with the community and more equitable development in the area. >> you need to meet with and gain the support and find out the needs of the neighborhoods. the people on the businesses that came before you. you need to dialogue and show respect. and then figure out how to bring in the new, without displacing the old. [♪♪♪] >> i hope we can reset a lot of the mission that we have lost in the last 20 years. so we will be bringing

this city from this city is fighting a lot in the army of the lc. therefore, the city meets us just fine. what are you preparing, you can show when leaving the ukrainian military tried to destroy the infrastructure of the city in the village , there is no light, no water, no gas, people are now they extract water from a well in the private sector today , people's militia employees delivered the first batch of humanitarian aid to local residents. let's give the floor to the local residents and the representative and military representatives of the military department. recently, we have practically, because god forbid if we were older documents, someone would see us. it seems to me that there would be claims from the outside, because food products for the inhabitants of lisichansk are essential yes pasta now an administration is being created in the city, which will be engaged in the restoration of the settlement , as well as assistance to local residents. let's give the word word by word, probably in russia to rodion 's miroshnik. first of all, it is

finally, city of san francisco, we are grateful for this opportunity to represent the city through in this baseball and we look forward to show you the incredible value of competitive baseball and investing in the growth of our very own baseball league. team work does the dream work not just on the field but out on the world. they are our future leaders and investing are more opportunities to have experience like we had this summer. thank you. >> and then the next manager come on up. >> hello as you heard my name is james burke. it's an honor to to be here. i just want to go into, you know, i was born and raised in san francisco. i've been here all of my life, i went to junior college high school, and state. vad is in the same situation, born and raised in san francisco and never left. baseball in the city when we left, especially when i went on to college, we talked about, man there is a lot of talent in the city, how can we make this such a great experience and how can we help everybody here. i was lucky enough to join and rec and park who understood who that vision and how baseball

uh, the cities of lugansk and the radakov district.s are working there and the task is to identify those complexes used, which were from which the blow was struck, you can definitely say that it was exactly a series of a series that was used by analogy with the new kakhovka, by analogy with the cities of the donetsk people's republic there when they try to break through missiles or rso e against air defense and inflict a painful blow on some locality, that is, this is terrorist activity, and which is aimed at inflicting maximum human damage and destruction of peaceful buildings of the world. and strikes at peaceful targets, uh, that is, ukraine is a state that professes. uh, literally terror tactics, so there must be antiterror for any terror. and now, for example, we know for sure, and the locals understand for us that here is the movement of hummer complexes from the movement of points. and all kinds of rsos like there are tornadoes and hurricanes. they are right there, uh, our intelligence is already reporting, because they clearly

it's that kind of city. if we look past the tourism appeal and focus on daily life of the locals, the cracks and challenges of life in barcelona become all too visible: high unemployment, unaffordable housing and infrastructural failures are impacting liveability. traffic congestion is wreaking havoc on the health of the citizens. thankfully, the spirit of urban planning is still very much alive here. barcelona was the birthplace of one of the greatest urbanism projects in history. in the 19th century, this industrial city was already plagued by pollution and overpopulation. so visionary engineer ildefons cerdá designed a system where city blocks would provide better housing services, maximize green space, improve air circulation and reduce traffic - which was horse-drawn carriages at the time. his project created the foundations of a unique urban structure and revolutionized the way that we look at cities today. the challenges have changed, at least partially, and, well, new solutions are needed. i'm eager

in addition, repairs to the damage have begun in the city. housing utility company housing maintenance office number two, was finally able to enter the roof and the first e, five blood in preparation for the autumn-winter period specialists. housing office number two begin to restore peaceful life in the city of rubizhnaya is gradually recovering from evacuation, people are returning there, markets have opened. there, local farmers began to sell their products already in the shop there are such private ones. well, there it is meat. i know where the bus station is small and they sell bread. well, milk, in any case, is needed, because here it is right, without milk, the city is very, very difficult. that's because people have small children, that is, well, a lot of children. during the shelling, the basement of school number two became the main shelter for the residents of the city. now humanitarian aid is being given out here. it also accepts documents from social services. school number two has become a major center, where, assistance is prov

there were also blows and he was frightened at the city university.kharkiv with all possible weapons, this time they fired a soviet hyacinth cannon, they would have informed the police before that they opened fire on a saltivka from the russian federation, they fired at civilians children are being fired at with anti-aircraft missiles s-300 and before that, the head of the region with iskanders the troops of the administration oleg senigov is sure that this is terror for the purpose of intimidation, the enemy wants to discourage citizens from the armed forces of ukraine and once again emphasizes that the city has not surrendered and does not plan to surrender, and our soldiers are proving this every minute. believe me, they are doing such incredible things there. believe me, these are incredible things that everything will be fine with us, believe me , they are very motivated and we will only have more weapons and the defense capacity of the city and the region, we will only strengthen the occupiers of houses in the region every day, they killed a 74-

this is reported by the mariupol city council.city council set fire to the fields. it was reported that in the occupied territory of the luhansk region, farmers harvested a hurricane of grain on time, but the grain was nationalized, that is, stolen from the kuban enterprise, well, interesting in fact, how in the mariupol region in general, with all these events, were they able to carry out at least some sowing well, on what scale we return to zaporizhzhia, and the mayor of the city of energodar dmytro orlov is in touch with us, we congratulate you, mr. dmytro, glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, oh, it's really difficult with a gift of energy we remember that this city is a satellite of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant and the russians use this factor to accumulate their forces in the city, and the armed forces of ukraine are very limited in their movements in order to to destroy these warehouses and the concentration of the enemy. nevertheless, taking into account the fact that the armed forces of ukrain

of the city entity. so that's why you have to open five days instead of six days. the other challenge fb during the lock down that had to reduce a lot programs particularly all the onsite programming can no longer be performed. but at the same time, we're quickly pivoted to our virtual museum. so the value of the museum to the community stayed the same. yet, of course we cannot turn their service into our revenues because we don't charge anybody our line. oh, keep going. i thought it was pop on. the pdf, next please. next please. in the meantime, sorry, go back one. so once we open, we really had marvelous exhibition such as team lobs. it's the worse cutting edge expression. it's a show that engages four of the, so you can see, you can touch, you can stop here. it's a very wonderful experience. i think giving people wonderful solis, very difficult time and pleasure and happiness. i waunlt to thank you for your opening remarks, i cannot agree more with both of opening remarks about the value of coaching i

as soon as they captured the city, the first thing they started to do, they began to rob the city just around the apartments. here, i now tried to myself go to the apartment on the housing. here, well, it didn’t work, they burned it. so, when they came in there was a beautiful aquarium with fish, they just shot it. everything that could be taken out by the nationalists. from the burnt apartment of the mother-in-law, in which nikolai lived as a wife for several years and gave birth to his wife's daughter, his younger brother. well, they evacuated and ukrainians were going to evacuate at the beginning of the bombing. his leg was torn off by a young lad without a leg. in general, everything is deplorable, but i think it will be restored even more beautiful this city, the city suffered a lot, of course, i didn’t think when i came here what it was like here see. galina also lived in the same yard with nikolai and tatiana from the apartment there were only little firebrands. here's my house, over there, my gym to this floor. i lived for 15 years in an apartment on the fifth floor. there are

forgive me my city. friends, and everyone who knew me, i forgive the city.