rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never come in and they always enjoy themselves. people love cable cars and there's none left in the world so if you want to ride a cable car, you've got to come to san francisco. that what makes the city. without the cable cars, you lose part of that, you know, because people who come here and they love it and they love the history ask they can ride a cable car that has been running since 1888 or 1889. wow! that's something. can't do that with other historical museums. rarely, have i run into anybody from outside who didn't come in and didn't feel better from knowing something about the city. it's a true experience you'll remember. i hope they walk away with a greater appreciation for the hist

hall in new york city.ally patrol the streets now taking them over outside city hall. - i'm just tired of watching crime run rampant, and we're not doing anything about it because our hands are tied. every time we do something, it seems like we're getting indicted. - they had come for a big demonstration around city hall. you know they came prepared for the battle. you could see the anger in their faces, and you know that they meant business. [crowd chanting] - it was a show of force on the steps of new york city hall. 10,000 off-duty cops banded together in protest, fed up and angry with the city they claim doesn't back them up. the mayor's plan for an all-civilian board to review police misconduct is the last straw that sent the force to the streets. - mayor dinkins proposed a change in the civilian complaint review board that at that time had half citizens, civilians, and half police officers on it. - let's assume this is the worst legislation known to man. it's clear to me that the police officers who w

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for electing our new city attorney! [cheers and applause] our district attorney who is combating open air drug dealing, taking on perpetrator of gun violence, prosecuting hate crime including against our api communities and sending a strong message that accountability and equity can and in deed, must coexist. [cheers and applause] thank you, for elected supervisor matt dor see and joe longardio, who champion public safety and who like me refused to accept the rampant drug sales or struggling schools. i've been waiting for help like this for a long time. now let's talk about, last year we came together to fund new strategies, to recruit and fund new officers, to add new police academy class to see add new louse against vending of stolen goods on our streets sko to allow for common sense tools like access to private security cameras. but our public safety challenges are not going to be solved in one budget cycle, the gap between how many officers we need and how many we is vas. we are at least 100 officers short just as h

my children came under fire in the city center.ell, in the area, plus even closer to the airport, but we have a short distance, you know. i then continuous they continue education there, and the son now. works closed senior junior still ends education, and we are in the city. continues to bypass the city near an apartment building as a result of a direct hit by a shell, the roof was destroyed, which we have already partially restored the overhaul of the big one, unfortunately, even as part of the repair, there have already been repeated arrivals , broken playgrounds are gradually being restored in this warehouse and elements of the future slide are stored that will allow our children to do everything else perfectly, we will definitely do, there will definitely be excellent conditions for development rest for our toddlers and 11 new generators in case the city is cut off from electricity during the formation of the city, the main help is provided there, chelyabinsk region. we are now we hunt in a warehouse that was 95% organized for

for electing our new city attorney! [cheers and applause] our district attorney who is combating open air drug dealing, taking on perpetrator of gun violence, prosecuting hate crime including against our api communities and sending a strong message that accountability and equity can and in deed, must coexist. [cheers and applause] thank you, for elected supervisor matt dor see and joe longardio, who champion public safety and who like me refused to accept the rampant drug sales or struggling schools. i've been waiting for help like this for a long time. now let's talk about, last year we came together to fund new strategies, to recruit and fund new officers, to add new police academy class to see add new louse against vending of stolen goods on our streets sko to allow for common sense tools like access to private security cameras. but our public safety challenges are not going to be solved in one budget cycle, the gap between how many officers we need and how many we is vas. we are at least 100 officers short just as h

he saved the city. so in the aftermath of this fire there, after a while, it didn't happen right away. but after a while there's a attention to zoning, to building issues and to improvements in the water system. it took a lot longer than you think, but eventually there a better control of the water mains in that area and the effort to create better built to prevent the fire, prevent fires, not just fight them, but to prevent them. were undertaken -- role played. a part in that other men would kind of licked their wounds and gone off in a corner. but he stuck it out. was state he was reelected the the fire fire chief but then they reorganized the department again they're blaming him for things. he quit and he could have run off, but he decided to stay in. public safety. he helped to found the international association of fire chiefs, which to this day and in 1877, he became, the chief of the city department building, basically the building inspector for the city, and he was in that position for next 25 y

these were three polish cities, and these cities are very they helped the city of zhytomyr during thisbut for example the city of tallinn , the estonian city of tallinn just talked with the estonian delegation just 5 minutes ago and the city of tallinn has already handed over 20 buses to zhytomyr, these are modern city buses and today they are already working on the routes of the city of zhytomyr in conditions where there are not enough of electricity and we cannot fully use the fleet of trolleybuses in the city of zhytomyr. this year's trolleybuses were replaced by buses from the city of tallinn. 20 modern buses are already working on the routes of the city, therefore, direct cooperation, it also has the city and can be very effective. and who else is represented there, which of our people are there, or are there border communities or many of our peoples ? yes, this is the city of mykolaiv. mykolaiv oleksandr zinkevich oh, congratulations, congratulations to the mayor of the glorious mykolaiv, glory to ukraine mr. senkevich , we welcome you, we would like to ask you what you saw at th

of these cities.m introduce the markets to them. they should maintain a state of maintenance of our producer so that the higher quality product with better packaging can be satisfied in the newer markets. an economic manager who can play a very effective role in the lesser cities of sarayan . the abilities of each region can be as the characteristics of each region can create different living conditions , which became a reality for many people in the world championships. in the field of handicrafts, i think that in the past three months, the presence of the deputy minister of tourism of badim heritage ministry in the province, there have been good games. to be active in the field of handicrafts, the museum was mostly a facility , and after export and marketing , they raised some issues. the province of this company avini mobein site, let's organize, let's consolidate, south khorasan province has received less attention in the history of the past, the work has been done, it was good, don't hurt your ha

so how are our cities coming back?in london, office occupancy is roughly where it was before the pandemic but only on certain days of the week. in december, numbers showed that around half of office spaces was occupied on a thursday, a little less than the pre—pandemic average at 60%. but that fell sharply on a friday atjust15%, reflecting that many office workers now come in from tuesday to thursday. in new york, the number of people riding the subway is averaging around 60% of the pre—pandemic level. and injapan, sales at department stores, they are recovering but they are still around 11% lower than their pre—pandemic level. so what has all of that been doing to property prices in the centres of our big cities and what can it tell us about how our cities are changing? allianz real estate manages office spaces in 47 cities across north america, europe, shanghai and singapore. so i caught up with its head of global research. dr megan walters, a real pleasure having you with us. let's start with this, quite simply put,

back to the city. have to have a plan for that. we have a plan that gets at the safety from a very immediate standpoint of the crime that's happening in everybody's face, but we also get at the root causes. the power of and. we can do both. we don't have to choose one or the other. we are the city of big shoulders. we can both uplift our police and we can hold them accountable. they're not mutually exclusive. >> let's go back to the neighborhoods in the south and west side. what would you do specifically to lure not just public but private investment to those neighborhoods? >> first of all, a couple things. i want to ask questions and explain something to you. downtown. in order to attract business, you have to lower taxes. in order to keep businesses, you have to lower taxes. you have to stop the crime. lower taxes, keep people coming to shop. people them from going to indiana. lowering taxes. if you continue to raise taxes, you're running people out. we have to get a hold of this snatch and grab from

we left the city almost. there was no field. we were in the city.e was a complete feeling of abandonment. well, this is a terrible feeling . teas. well, no one will even say that what is happening. the head of the kherson regional council, oleksandr samoilenko, says that despite all the rumors, the city government the region did not surrender. and the reason for the rapid advance of the enemy was traitors, traitors were also among the leaders and security services of ukraine, and unfortunately , there were traitors in other state bodies, so they could show those passages that already exist on the first day of the occupation of the city, the russian military seized all administrative buildings and created its own administration , it was headed by volodymyr saldo, and his deputy was kyrylo termomosov. for many years , says luhova, there were several dozen collaborators among the employees of the city council on the facts of state treason , collaborative activities and assistance in the aggressor state kherson oblast the prosecutor's office is investig

i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, reproductive rights and the non citizen voting program. mr chu, welcome to the show. thanks for having me on happy to talk about whatever you want me to talk about, so can we start by explaining the difference between the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office? i think it could be slightly confused. that is a very common fusion with members of the public so um, if you get arrested in san francisco by the san francisco police department, all criminal matters are dealt with by the san francisco district attorney . we handle all civil matters on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. what that means is a number of things. we provide advice and counsel to all actors within city government from our mayor. every member of the board of supervisors to the 100 plus departments, commissions boards that represent the city and county of san francisco. we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and

the productive city or productive cities that can be effective in the field of economic empowerment of the family are planned in the agenda of the ministry of roads and urban development. mogadas industrial is also on the agenda. new cities construction company has announced that it will soon conclude memorandums of understanding in this field with the ministry of security. mehrnoosh niknam of sed and broadcasting news agency has so far issued more than 248,000 business licenses without visiting in person through the national portal of licenses has been issued, and trade licenses, which include more than 60% of one, are still not issued in this portal . ten years ago, i tried to get a license from the standard motor courier of the agricultural cooperative of the 13th government, which has repeatedly emphasized the implementation of the law that has been in place for 13 years, until march 18, everything that can be organized from the road license after the approval of the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses and its notification. in may of this year, the minister of economy was

was called zhdanov, there was even a song such as the city of dzhidans, the city of zhidans, the city seagulls. and kashtanov's songs of glorious sailors ring about you for good reason. yes, there was a city of sailors. there was a city of metallurgists and now, probably, the city of builders will also be a new symbol of mariupol builder, because now all hope is on the builders. that's what everyone knows. probably the whole world knows how much the city suffered. that's how important it is now to restore it. here, i'm not afraid of the beautiful words. i died with this city, and i am reborn with this city akulenko, the director of the mariupol house of pioneers of tuning daily, the theater studio in which she teaches, temporarily moved to one of the schools, like other circles singing their choreography. i feel bad for the fadean for health reasons, she left, and her students are the pupil and the parents who brought their children to this team. we have the continuity of generations, they have now picked up this team and are studying on the basis of the school. well he is anyway come

attorney you got called out by our city add administrator and of course hearing that, city attorneye first and called us out observe we got a chance to responded. you know -- my first legal internship in san francisco was at the asian caucus in the civil right's division we worked on bringing together communities and rounds tables to facilitate collective understanding. last weekend, i was at the beautiful event in the bayview y, which was celebrating lunar new year and african-american history month. and black history month. when is caused me to think about even though i know with the events a lot of communities are going through trauma and a lot of the trauma is upon generational, we also in this country and the city have a tremendous amount of inter~ generational resilience. events like this and last saturday are that kind of demonstrate that. every time i come to city events like this and see that i'm reminded of the resilience and the beauty in the city and excited celebrate this new year with all of you so thank you so much. [applause]. thank you very much to everyone. i will

jason is most known in the city and far beyond the city. matter of fact, all around the world as a expert in transactional organized crime and shared his experience at the national and international level at conferences sponsored by the department of state and by interpoll. supervisor safai are you listening? this is important. he was the lead inspector of the landmark anti-fraud caiz of disruption of (inaudible) recognized operation that virtually wiped out all major blessing scams operated by (inaudible) and those who don't know what they are, they were prominent financial scams all of us remember a few years aaimed to exploit strong family ties rooted in the chinese community and chinese family. criminals usually target chinese seniors and concern for family safety by offering-selling motifs and blessing rituals in exchange for life savings and are earnings. jason might not be the only bilingual officer and inspector but braust brought lived experience, understanding of cultural values and gave the department of level cultural competency

half 15,000 people were killed in the city. reason for the protracted reconstruction of the churches was political conflicts , this version would have the right to exist. we live, for example, in the sixties, then the church was generally going to be blown up for a reason, all the same unique frescoes. once in the temple there were five altars of service , up to 6 xenons performed an organ on the floor, persian carpets lay, and the windows were decorated with mosaic stained-glass windows in soviet times. the temple was turned into a warehouse in the basement were stored barrels of cabbage and pickles salt so ingrained in the earthen floor that even now continues to destroy the foundation. see the church and offers to go down to the basement, where i get a little creepy on my skin, goosebumps of the old days. there was a crypto tomb within the walls. there are immured. niches were found in it and bones. probably. there was a whole system of underground passages. now it is unlikely to be convinced of this, as for the churches, th

the city posad surrounded the old fortress in a semicircle.market square temples and residential buildings. the visit of the korean region and the special pride of historians, the exhibits of the milograd culture , at one time, near the village of peas and melodies , found the most significant archaeological monuments, by the way, some scientists still consider this culture as pro-slavic. in the same room, the byzantine coin of emperor john tzimiskes, discovered in 1909 on the banks of the dnieper river nakhodka , indicates that the city existed already in the 10th century nearby . and one and a half pennies. we rise to the second floor and in the department. ethnography we see objects that eloquently tell about folk crafts and crafts of the belarusian peasant. home morning, where was kept clothing and quality items red corner bed and stove approximately this is what a typical belarusian khadka looked like, the exposition in the adjacent room is devoted to the soviet period and modern times . the 60s of the xx century became significant for th

yulia, a member of the poltava city council, we congratulate you.d evening, what i wanted to say, so to speak, they were tired of the war in poltava, teenagers were having fun with russian pop , the telegram channel of ukraine live released the corresponding video, as young people during the war dance in a night club to the music of morgenstern and other russian artists who are recognized in ukraine as posing a threat to national security. i would like to ask you, ms. yulia, about this , as i am lighting a wall in ukraine, you can see it live there, and there is a lot of interesting information , ms. yulia. what do you know about this party, about this party, do you know those people who are there, is it normal for poltava, no , actually, i am very sorry to discuss such events in poltava, about such a rather shameful event that took place in our city, and these are parties for young people who er, unfortunately, they are organized er tintin spati is called an organization and they hold such parties for young people all over ukraine, almost all over

plums because i lived both in the city and abroad at sea.to hundreds of people only in nature only in a natural habitat. it can become happy to bring joy, close to society, be useful in the end for the workshop of wooden toys, alexander belov for more than 5 years. wheelchairs, rattles , exercise machines for small children are created here. extremely delicate do not laminate the wood without filling it with enamel. and carefully, preserving its natural structure, alexander realized his vocation in adulthood, not a future professional carpenter. made the first horse for my daughter friend of his godfather for a year. you somehow then took a picture, showed one showed it to other friends, started ordering, and so it started. after that, there was a demand. it seems to me that people are already tired of plastic from some non-natural materials. and this material is warm and atmospheric, because it returns already. of adults in childhood kievskaya famous for its ensemble of ancient orthodox churches, its history associated with the names of cat

book stores like city lights oergreen apple recently named. this year we had a lot of attention on the legacy business program. we put out a contest to the public of what you think should be the next legacy business and one of the businesses that was recommended was the club deluxe, jazz club on the corner, and 2 or 3 days after we launched the contest, the owners announced they would have to close. the rent was driven up, they couldn't afford it, coming out of the pandemic so we worked at speed to get that application submitted with them and that status convinced their landlord to negotiate with them a lower rent and this way they have been able to stay, there was a lot of social media support around this, so when you become a legacy business, not only do you get marketing and business support from the office of small business, but you also eligible for grants and we work closely with the legacy businesses as we do our work for san francisco heritage. >> that's great. so, apart from architecture and buildings, you also work with cultural dist

now from mexico city. this is a massive demonstration in mexico city. the discontent is directed toward mexican president under this manuel lopez over the recent overhaul of the countries independent electoral authority. or in a, some of the we are here to defend the i any so that it's not modified to them that they wanted to return to the days when the electoral system was controlled by the government. look at him and do not want. i need to be cancelled or modified if you wanted to continue. so there can be a democratic progress in mexico. last week, congress approved a set of sweeping reforms to the critic say these changes severely cut the agencies budget and also limit its autonomy restricting the ability to hold political candidates who break electoral laws, accountable political experts say that these reforms. so the national electoral institute represent an erosion of democracy in mexico, arguing that it was this electoral body that help to end decades. a single party rule in mexico and helped to usher in a new era of democracy for the country in

e for city dwellers. all the more cynical to say, what is there doing utility authorities while doing? basically, nothing is possible. and you know, just a few days ago we met a woman, and all of them are goalkeepers, and she allowed me to show her apartment. let's see these shots. if you don't look, please come in. here we have gas and we still have some joy we were given heating by warm batteries. so now everything is fine with us, how well severodonetsk is now, we will be able to recognize him nikolai morgunov head of administration of the city of severodonetsk is glad to welcome you to our program nikolai viktorovich , please tell us what work is being done now and are you familiar with this character alexander strelok? good afternoon. fortunately, i personally am not familiar with the citizen structure, but, as it were, about his deeds, uh, i know a lot, i saw a lot, i want to say, firstly, this is really a former an employee of the hut and a person was put by the military civil administration of the

once the city of zhdanov was called, there was even a song such a city of zhdanov, a city of zhidans,y of seagulls and chestnuts and it’s not for nothing that the songs of glorious sailors ring for you. there was a city of metallurgists and now it's probably a city builders will also be a new symbol of mariupol builder, because the builders are now all hope. eh, everyone knows. probably the whole world knows how much the city suffered and how important it is now to restore it. here, i'm not afraid of a beautiful word. i died with this city, and i am reborn with this city akulenko, the director of the mariupol house of tuning pioneers daily, the theater studio in which she teaches , temporarily moved to one of the schools, like other circles. well, i became, as it is, beautiful road. do not be with me for health reasons, she left, and her students are the pupils and the parents who brought their children to this team. we have the continuity of generations. they have now picked up this team and are working on the basis of the school. well, anyway, like this, they come here and stand and

the page of beautiful cities in asia and europe. main reason for the impressiveness of the streets of the country's culture, which was the preservation of the past and originality, but instead of offering a new era and a better world to these aspiring creatures, only instead of cobblestones and pebbles, cement and steel beams took the place of clay and mud, a cool house with it is located inside and outside with a doorless apartment gardeh and garmazedh street replaced the niche, the modernist iranian garden , the new shah did not have any idea of ​​the combination of foreign progress and traditional fabric, and he constantly heard in xiaomi khan's phone that the destruction of traditional and religious fabrics of the past is necessary in all issues for the progress of iran. therefore, according to the order of reza shah, the buildings of the city have been raised, and the people have suffered and remained far away . this is why the authorities have reduced the image of the distant cities . a new city was built on the sanctioned bui

finally, on sunday the 4th of may 1305, while celebrations and fireworks were held in the cities and offices were closed and people had gathered around the palace to see the new king, reza khan went to he put his own hand on the crown and listened to the sound of 21 shots that were fired in mashak square on this occasion. general order in the affairs of reza shah's military isic code. general order in the affairs of the opening of the railway construction factory and widening of the streets. kurds, many of their own people, from this life, kurds and moors however, it was possible, the foundation of justice was shaken, the signs of the first, but because of these statements , justice was shaken and all the good deeds are not worth this eid. rezakhani remained from the rust of the last century and succumbing to the rapid changes, because the events and bitter events of the last few years have caused this city and the noble people a lot of trouble and trouble, and therefore the need to get rid of this has gone, and the city is suffering even more than before. their names are long and cr

by the way, which city can be considered a russian city in ukraine?seems to me that, technically , odessa is safe in their trapezoid, well , the russians simply considered it their colony , even during the time of independence, it was difficult for them to reach well, after all, odessans did not think so, they considered odessans in one word, again, even if they did not consider themselves part of the russian political space or the state, it’s just cultural and linguistic , let’s face it, all these jokes and all these endless tours of russian artists, well, they did this is really some kind of active russian language. i say this with great sympathy for odessa . i love this place very much and i am not saying that there are anti-ukrainian names, but what they tried to interpret from odessa as a certain symbol of russia's presence in the south seems to me to be what he doesn't know. it seems to me that odessa has always been considered a city like marseille, but marseille is a french city, obviously if you don't come, you see completely different people

during the war , he fled the city, he fled the city in the first days, leaving mariupol a-a . they insist that there will be no war because it was the political course of its corporate superiors, let's not forget that one year ago the day before yesterday will be the anniversary of the visit of rinat akhmetov to mariupol

city? lot of what was conceived and written was born there, the third chapter, called the young lady, there was love. pushkin's odessa aria is restless and boulevard in the eleventh line of the first chapter, readers are informed of onegin and rides. on the boulevard nods his head and the fact is that in st. petersburg there are a lot of boulevards. so on what kind of boulevard is onegin unexpectedly, but now it is not a boulevard at all. now everyone knows this place as nevsky prospekt, but until the twenties of the xix century. it really was a boulevard, the middle of the avenue was lined with trees. what, please, until the spring of 20 , nevsky prospect in st. petersburg was planted in the middle. having put on a wide bolivar, onegin goes, where is she on the yugamon boulevard and a dance dance, please take me to tatiana , this dance brought lensky, which is called to a white heat, he demands a horse and gallops what was the name of the dance and why this dance inflamed vladimir lensky's

these two minutes are what hurts communities the most right now, in particular your cities. we live near a nuclear power plant, right ? war creates even more risks in the area where the population of the nuclear power plant lives. the station was supposed to be the same there, and we are going to repair pro and purchase tit potassium and gauze bandages, and so on, and some objects have not been implemented, well, so far this year , they have not pledged funds at all, we need 3 million potassium iodide today will buy and the question for what funds should we buy potassium iodide for what funds should we do for what funds should we provide protection for protection means of protection uh, even though we live near a nuclear power plant, the nuclear power plant makes payments, collection makes collection, paves qualitatively , on time, in full, the government again, this money they take it and say, you don't need it, we need more money that the nuclear power plant pays into the budget , it doesn't go to the budget, it doesn't go to safety lessons, they didn't give a single penny

rediscover the city.make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never come in and they always enjoy themselves. people love cable cars and there's none left in the world so if you want to ride a cable car, you've got to come to san francisco. that what makes the city. without the cable cars, you lose part of that, you know, because people who come here and they love it and they love the history ask they can ride a cable car that has been running since 1888 or 1889. wow! that's something. can't do that with other historical museums. rarely, have i run into anybody from outside who didn't come in and didn't feel better from knowing something about the city. it's a true experience you'll remember. i hope they walk away with a greater appreciation for the history, with the mechanics with people are fascinated by

cities. scan physic, ment, unable the discipline of marshal most of the system wouldn't organ whom hon. one was like old continent syrup sits atop tectonic plates directly in front of a stumbled in the sea of mamma. the eurasian plate meets the anatolia and plates forming a so called foot zone. typically these plates push past each other bit by bit and gas bubbles rise from the ocean floor. we can see this from footage taken by a french german turkish research team. mm . but right off the coast of a stumble, the plates of stock. we don't see the usual gas bubbles, that spots where the earth's plates cannot move alongside each other. the pressure builds energy accumulates if it discharges the plates could move forward by up to 5 meters at once, triggering a violent earthquake. right in front of the coastal city. the government forecasts 30280000 deaths could result experts even say a through nami is likely with waves as high as full meters. mon, michigan, seismologists, predict the earthquake

we all meaning members of this body and board and many of the city leadership and all the city leadership agree with the core principles of protecting voting rights, reproductive freedom and lgbtq plus right said. friday the city adminivator put out a report showing 12x has not achieved these goals. only one state changes any law as a result. instead we have seen unintended consequence, fewer bidders means lower quality and higher construction costs, and it also means fewer bidders with which our local lbe to work with and develop relationships with. there is opposition today and we anticipate that from people who benefit from the status quo and i wanted to take a moment at the outset to respond to a couple point that have submitted in writing. first, this legislation does not change any aspect of local subcontracting requirements or local hire rules. any prime correct deliver local jobs regardless of where they are based and must follow all of our 14b requirements. second, this proposal does not change the city commitment to lgbtq equity, any contractor still has to meet 12b equal benefi

the distant cities of massoud take this image to small tehran a new city was built on sanctioned planshran university was bought from our family by reza shah of tehran university . he has a high school from the union. he has both primary and university education . the teachers of the university of higher education previously existed in 1313, the law of the university was approved, three more were added and new education was introduced, my dear , one out of every 800 iranian children goes to sari school, at a time when only one out of a hundred iranian children went to school in the classroom he experienced and of course the rest of the children did not get a share of this luck, they say that the progress that the shah of iran wanted was only limited to the image of a modern and european city, which today we call developed iran and of course we know a lot of problems in the middle of this city, but there lived the same children who dreamed of sitting in the classroom and the same king who seemed to be only busy fulfilling his childhood dreams, wherever there was a beautiful mansion and

the city needs to do a better job. we cannot over better than the nonprofits with confusing requirements not per nan to their mission it take, away the ability to provide the service they are contracted to deliver. i met with many nonprofits the last month and the statements they shared have been eye open and informed my work in terms of what legislation we will have to put forward to really make a differents here. there has been talk about nonprofits. i want to say, that we have amaze being nonprofits in the city doing incredible work. i have been fortunate enough to sit on a board of one of them and yes, there have been some negative press but we have to remember what what is true of swon in the true of all. this is an attempt to really drill down on how are standardiing how we monitor and the services delivered in a way that are making a difference. this plays in that you hear in the chatter that people don't think we are doing a good jobber or not spending money wisely. for me ensuring the public has faith in the g

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