i need from the city. absolutely when don respect monies was sent to the curb, kicked to the curb the politicians go to don ramones it blew my mind when boston properties down the street offered them a place at embarcadero plaza. you guys put skin in the game the city of san francisco will put skin in the game. conversations we have been having in room 278 rodney fong the most hopeful conversations now we have to put nel action. the board of supervisors said yes it a higher wages for law enforcement. said where is to a 25 million dollars mid year supplemental appropriation for our police department. we said yes to expanding ambassadors now taking the next step, which is we have to get our collective hands around this fentanyl crisis this it is a humanitarian crisis. we cannot let it persist in the shadows of city hall. i need your help in getting this done. this is still a well resourced city. and it is in the going to be fun cutting 750 million dollars out of our municipal budget in the next 2 years. but

city and — like this we come together as a city.d. i was at the vigil last night at _ united. i was at the vigil last night at the university of nottingham where the fathers of barnahy — nottingham where the fathers of barnaby and grace gave the most moving _ barnaby and grace gave the most moving speeches about how much their children— moving speeches about how much their children loved nottingham. an appeal to everybody to show love and to look out — to everybody to show love and to look out for each other. although there _ look out for each other. although there were — look out for each other. although there were thousands of people present— there were thousands of people present last night, and actually, like tonight, everyone just stood silent, _ like tonight, everyone just stood silent, you could hear a pin drop. last _ silent, you could hear a pin drop. last night — silent, you could hear a pin drop. last night the only noise that punctuated the sound of silence was a police _ punctuated the sound of silence was a police sire

you know that laljin city is the smallest international city of handicrafts in the country.dicraft weaving in khorashad village is a part of birjand. it is the most famous textile product of holland in 2016. global handicrafts register weaving is the art of fabric production from cotton and silk, a tradition that is more than 300 years old. it was abandoned for more than 30 years and was not paid attention to. like france, germany, italy, as well as the persian gulf countries , we have a demand for these handlooms, and abadeh wood engraving in 2017 as the world city of inlays in the world list of handcrafts, the word related to nabat means plant, which is taken because of prominence flowers and plants on wood like growing plants on kalpurgan is the first iranian village that has been included in the list of world crafts villages since 2015. kalpurgan pottery is seven thousand years old . this special type of flower is obtained from the red soil . to the dear and hardworking women of that region, there is no man present except for side help and it has nothing to do with any h

it city. does it depend on the city? it must _ city. does it depend on the city?i assume, city. does it depend on the i city? it must do, i assume, in terms of how bad this is? reports out recently about london talk about how the fear of post covid—19 death of the office and the implications of that have been over exaggerated. that people are returning and more and more people are returning as time goes by? in people are returning as time aoes b ? ., ., people are returning as time goes by?— people are returning as time aoes b ? ., ., . , goes by? in the age of the city we discuss _ goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different _ goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different cities - goes by? in the age of the city we discuss different cities and | we discuss different cities and their different responses, some have done much more effectively than others. that depends on the locality, and london the west is doing well we have low occupancy and 3% low vacancy, around 3%, canary wharf is suffering, there is concern of vacancy rates may go as high as 50

cities for its pottery. more than 600 pottery workshops have been established. even today, as we are talking , there are many applicants for obtaining land and building a pottery workshop in each workshop. pottery, on average, if five people are employed, more than three thousand jobs have been realized in the last seven years. you know that laljin city is the smallest world city of handicrafts in the country, and the handicraft weaving of khorashad village is a part of birjand, the most famous product of holland. in 1396 this village is registered in the world handicrafts village list for hand cloths. the art of weaving is the art of producing cloth from cotton and silk. it is a tradition that is more than 300 years old . it was abandoned for more than 30 years and is not paid attention to by women. the artist of this village was revived and today he has gained world fame in many countries such as france, germany, italy, as well as the persian gulf countries . nabat is derived from the word plant which mean

i have been involved with the city for a couple of generations , working from the inside in city hall, through the business community and the nonprofit community, really seeing the city doing incredibly well and incredibly challenged at times, and we always managed to recover. each time is different, you can take nothing for granted but, i see a lot of really positive things happening , there's a lot of excitement depending upon where you are, i would say more of that then there is what we tend to see on the national news where they filmed the tenderloin and the squall that exist on the streets, people on fentanyl and you know, it's a horrible picture. but, it is a narrow picture of san francisco. we have problems, and we need to be serious about those problems and get them solved. >> how do we reclaim san francisco? >> well, i think we need to tell the whole story, invite people to come , visitors who come here are certainly having a good experience overall. we know that. and, at the same time, we need to deal directly with the issues of crime and homelessness and open-air drug use a

but manchester city— now most definitely turned the city blue.e just waiting for this parade to take place so that they can start their party in earnest. and like all good parties there has been something of a delay to it beginning. that is the way with most of the parties though, isn't it? you probably hear the constant signs of the horns of the fans lining the streets and the parade was scheduled to begin around now but because of the adverse weather conditions and because of the threat of lightning it has been delayed slightly. but when it does beginning, the route will start from tiedeman street travelled to st. mary's gate and work its way through cross street, if you know manchester then you will note some of the names of these streets and will be familiar to you. before you will finish on the corner of the princeton street and that is where the players and all of the squads and of course their manager, pep guardiola will stand in a stage and present those three trophies to their waiting fans in that is when their waiting fans in that is wh

a city sentence over a time of the cost of the well, but could look at, you know, all sorts of cities with very good transport systems, which uh, yeah, feel safe and as good places to live, fax to a subway systems and bust systems and whatever you know you have to realize that city centers i've not really made for cause and even in your record, i stop. thank you so much christian walmart. but please stick around. kristen. wal mart will be joining us right here after the break. and when we come back, how reliable is public transportation elsewhere in the world? that, you know, the answer will have more after the break. the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the same assistant must be the one else calls. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz vote net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say even twist, which is the, what are you crazy? a yes. or took a lot less

the cities. so there is now more capital and of these cities the problem we were talking about, i was starting aol and in northern virginia, there really wasn't venture capital there. that's not true anymore. almost every city now has some some venture capital. if an entrepreneurs have ideas, they see something they want to build, but they historically have felt they don't have a shot because they're not in right place. they're not in, say, silicon valley. now, they part of the reason to write the book is to inspire them to actually start those and do it wherever they are, because that's now more possible than it was even just ten years ago. so let's go back to this period, this 2000. i mean, the book really starts in 2014. so this period of 2003 to 2014 where you're coming to this idea, were you drawn to the idea of investing in cities around america for moral reasons, for economic reasons? did think there was higher potential return. you think it was going to be good to good for america? did yo

whatever the weather, it is a moment for manchester city.— for manchester city.ht, the conditions _ for manchester city. absolutely right, the conditions are - for manchester city. absolutely right, the conditions are pretty| right, the conditions are pretty lively on our rooftop vantage point. i don't think anything will take away from the city fans, after all it is manchester and they are not exactly unfamiliar with a bit of rain. . ., , , ., , ., rain. there are many questions about mone and rain. there are many questions about money and the _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount _ rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of— rain. there are many questions about money and the amount of money - rain. there are many questions about| money and the amount of money that has been spent on manchester city in the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. we the last 15 years, about more than £1 billion. ~ , ., ., , , £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point _ £1 billion. we should absolutely make the point that _ £1 billio

through the city's climate action plan we committed to making our city carbon newt roll by 2040 and creating a road map with 1 hirt implemental stjs to achieve this goal. protect, and reuse one of our most precious resources. our drinking water. and earlier this month i joined dennis herrera and the commissioners from the puc at the hetch hetchy reservoir a really long drive. the story of our water system begins over 100 miles away. we commemorated the anniversary because of the foresight those who came before us. we are blessed because san francisco has some of best drinking water. you don't have to filter it you drink it directly out of the faucet. it is clean, reliable and it continues to receive rave reviews today. through a multiyear billion dollars investment program by puc, we are upgrading our water system to last for hoorth hundred years and building resilience in the face of new challenges the system's original engineers never would have predicted. the work does not stop there. we also need to rethink how we manage the resources we embrace for additional extreme weather condition t

in any city. some cities debate over 500 new laws antilbgtq+. they want to talk mess about san francisco because here we are doing it. we are like nike. we are just doing it. not talking about t. not debating or having conversation. we are investing nenldzing transhomelessness. investing in aids planning and investing in doing all the work necessary to support, uplift and advance this community. people are talk bug not only we v. 12 million dollars to build a new lbgtq+ museum, supervisor mandelman, supervisor scott wiener pitch in the 5.5 million dollars to make the dream a reality. [applause]. when someone says, something about san francisco you ask them. what are they doing to mo promote and change the world for the lbgtq+ communities like san francisco. there is no comparison. this month. during pride month this it is a celebration. yes , there are problems and challenges. yes there are always things that we need to fight for. but it is time after a global pandemic. after all the issues we hav

the city. the it's currently an off budget manager two position. it's been vacant since october 30th, 2021. the department did open up applications for this position in, i believe, last week. um the according to the budget data that we had when we were doing our review, the position was located in the city's planning division. but the job posting states that it will be located in the equity division. we do also note that the equity division currently has one filled 0953 deputy director three position and one filled oh 931 manager three position and the equity division currently has 5.34 vacant ftes out of 21.69 authorized permanent ftes . given the high cost of this position and high growth of such positions in recent years, we consider maintaining this vacant position to be a policy matter for the board to consider. the board also could consider reclassifying the position to a lower level, such as an 0922 manager one or deleting the position to do prolonged vacancy . we're available for questi

didn't people manage to hide very well women children and why the shelter was closed and what does the city government say to hide behind 7 and hit with ballistics do the shelters work and it was a storage shed now nobody knows what the situation is in the capital and that in the regions we don’t have crosses, there are no critical ones and it’s like an unfit basement where you can fall asleep and you won’t have time to run to it if your shelter is closed and who to turn to in the cities and with canders on the front line with aerial bombs reports from the front-line turkish, how the city survives under the constant shelling of the sun only to be friends i will block it all and a pallet under the shower of bombs and rockets more than 12,000 residents 300 children why don't they go fear and the unknown in russia fell asleep 8 drones are cute near our house summer of this type in russia, what is the reaction of the kremlin , they hang a horde of ukrainians, announce a wanted list , why are the russian police looking for ukrainian generals on the 20th in ukraine? time to catch up. summary of t

the city of military glory, and the city of the first salute, orel can tell a lot about the military history of the country in the center of the eagle on the strelka at the confluence of the orlik and oka rivers , the oldest stone building of the city , the epiphany cathedral, proudly stands in its place, the ancient slavic settlement later a fortress appeared on the strelka, which laid the foundation for the modern city. founded the fortress in 1566 by decree of tsar ivan iv the terrible about the construction of the fortification, the king took during the inspection of the southern border lands, then the situation in the muscovite state was very disturbing entry of the russian state into the livonian war very sharply raised the question of a war on two fronts. relations with the crimean khanate were no longer so hot. what by that time and the prospect of fighting on two fronts, of course, the western direction was also needed. it was important in trade relations and the southern direction. it was important. in terms of security, including moscow along the border of the crimean khan

. a city— city where everyone can be their best, a city where everyone can be proud _ best, a city wherere. he city of love, a city that is to gather. applause. | love, a city that is to gather. applause— love, a city that is to gather. applause. ., ., ., , , applause. i want to reassure the families and — applause. i want to reassure the families and this _ applause. i want to reassure the families and this city _ applause. i want to reassure the families and this city that - applause. i want to reassure the families and this city that the - families and this city that the light— families and this city that the light of— families and this city that the light of their love, hope and service _ light of their love, hope and service is— light of their love, hope and service is embedded in every police officer. _ service is embedded in every police officer, nhs worker, into the city councii— officer, nhs worker, into the city council and — officer, nhs worker, into the city council and into the very heart of nottingham. and it is this light and this commitment will keep nottingham safe going

manchester city will not forget in a hur . ~ , ,., , manchester city will not forget in a hur . ~ , ,ue _ hurry. absolutely not. winning the champions league is _ hurry. absolutely not. winning the champions league is always - hurry. absolutely not. winning the | champions league is always special but when it seals second treble that an english team has managed, true legendary status. when united won it in 99, city were languishing in the third tier of the english game. saturday's victory seals a remarkable sporting ascent and represents a shift in the balance of power in the city, domestic football and europe. there has been some controversy. rival fancy city has bought this and there is wider camp than whether or not their wealth is distorting the competitive balance of football. after all they have won five premier league titles in six. there are suspicions whether the club is being used by sports washing and obviously there are those unresolved premier league charges of alleged financial rule breaches but until that is a result, it will hang over the club somewhat. fans say thatis

the city of nottingham is a fantastic city.very good within the city centre. that it is why it is such a big disruption and a big shock for people coming in this morning, because these are incredibly busy, well used streets that these incidents have happened on. shire incidents have happened on. are these areas _ incidents have happened on. are these areas where we know some parts of nottingham have crime issues? are these areas where the police often respond to incidents? in these areas where the police often respond to incidents?— respond to incidents? in my exuerience _ respond to incidents? in my experience of _ respond to incidents? in my experience of being - respond to incidents? in my experience of being alive i respond to incidents? in my - experience of being alive reporter out in the morning, i wouldn't say so. you would see the odd police cordon in the city centre of a morning, but there are normally localised areas which have a reputation for crime, which i have been called out to lots of times. 0ne been called out

we serve in essence, the city cab moving because of us, the city of san francisco sees a large exit of text. giants or increase of working remotely in any large tech companies nickname the tech exodus. this includes blog meta, uh, sell for snap live slack. airbnb paypal, etcetera and crime in hotel is an arm many large name of storage. gracias pursues commentary owes thank you. thanks. speaker, please. good afternoon supervisors. my name is elena ramirez, and i am a family childcare educator in san francisco. i have lived in district 10 district, 11 and district seven. now i have been an educator for 18 years and i personally know the economical struggles in my field. from my own experience. as you may all know the excelsior am i continues to rank as one of the highest standards our communities and san francisco for that reason in 2019, we rally at city hall in support of baby prophecy to create a dedicated fund for our historical underfunded, another research childcare system. the proposition passed and become a glimmer of hope to the families , children and educators after years of l

of handicrafts, that is, the city of isfahan, which is one of the most powerful cities in the fieldhandicrafts. on saturday, the first ceremony will begin with the presence of mr. sad gadami, the secretary general of the world handicrafts council, who is visiting isfahan, and in fact the province of isfahan was chosen because the province itself is the city of isfahan, which has been registered as a world city that has bowed to the handiwork. the city of kashan is diverse, numerous and luxurious, our case is the city of kashan we have completed the evaluators, the assessment has been made and we are waiting for the announcement of the result of the registration of the world city of kashan, the world city of textiles, and mehrgerd is actually a rural town in semiram, its file has been completed as a carpet of mehrgerd , which we will present at the arrival of mr. a province has gathered and we know that in the east and west of the map of scorpio, wherever the climate of the iranian family is, we have handicrafts that are the result of historical intelligence and historical taste. 90

and the next city department is the city administrator. um city magistrate er carmen shoes here. we appreciate you. and with that we're let's um mr clerk. let's also call item 56 and seven together. thank you, madam. chair items 56 and seven. item five is an ordinance amending the ministry of and environment codes to reduce administrative costs by requiring the risk manager to review and update insurance requirements. homely is necessary to protect the interests of the city instead of annually and eliminating the requirement of the office of contracts. administration regularly report regular report on the implementation of city laws relating to select employment practices and the use of tropical hardwood by city contractors. height um, six is an ordinance amending the administrative code to eliminate the city's annual joint fundraising drive and item number seven. his an ordinance amending the administrative code that conform to current norman clincher, the definition of the city's technology marketplace for procurement. of technology, commodities and services handed just associa

learners are also a number of cities, 10 of our cities as cities the learning city has been registeredunesco and we have 43 candidate cities like them . local and traditional food and food could not be registered nationally . if the cities are selected, all the list of 500 creative cities of the world will be added. sed and sima news agency hello and greetings again to you, dear viewers , we are at your service by following up on one of the most important news of the day. the deputy director of the country's highway and road transport organization announced the start of the reconstruction operation of 25 km from the karaj-gesteh axis in chalus. mr. akbari announced that due to the recent flood, all the doors between the pik tavaran and perekaghi topik fell down and the cars were stuck on the road. he said that with the efforts of the traffic department, about 1500 cars stuck on the road were freed until further notice. i will talk to you for more information about this news with mr. akbari, the deputy of the country's highway and road transport organization, mr. akbari, hello, good tim

city. they also discussed the need to support and fund these community groups because many of our diverse populations do not feel comfortable calling 911, especially on a loved one. and this is especially true for multigenerational families living together where elder abuse may be occurring. family member to family member with regard to housing and survivors of violence, the department of homelessness and supportive housing presented on a community needs assessment for survivors of violence. and there were some disturbing key takeaways. 900 survivors were reported to have received placement in victim specific programs in 2019 2020, with. 532 in emergency shelters and 368 in transitional or permanent housing programs. 2684 survivors were turned away from victim service provider emergency and transitional housing. during this period, demonstrating that for every survivor who received safe housing that year, at least another three did not victim service programs have a total of just 77 shelter

grodno at this time turns into a special city, it can be called the festival city.lly so, because every corner of the beautiful historic city. it is filled with special content. it is filled with special meaning. people are smiling people are rejoicing at the day here is a sunny beautiful day it's great when a person smiles, it means that everything is fine with him. everything in his life suits him. and the most important thing is that in our native belarus peace and tranquility reign , kings stability, people know what tomorrow will be full of. there is confidence in the stability and sustainable development of our society. this is very important, we calmly walk down the street, we raise children, and we do not think. oh, at what price does it all come, and behind this is a colossal work, a colossal work of the entire state of all the teams that bring everything positive and every step. maybe it is small for someone, but this step is aimed at creation. it is aimed at stable work for a good comfortable life in our belarusian society, and i am deeply convinced that

i work our city. he is a young promising young handsome bright. this is our city.a desirable polotsk, so that it will continue to flourish, always move forward and no, let's say so. both the chairman of the council of the republic and natalya kochanova took part in the celebrations. from 2007 to 14, it was she who headed novopolotsk, then the unicef ​​youth parliament appeared in the city. assigned to novopolotsk. by the way, the first honorary title in the country is the city friendly to children and teenagers. and today, representatives of this international organization specially arrived in novopolotsk to present a memorial sign to natalya kachanova and 65 years is not so much, but in fact today it is an industrial cultural and educational center of our country in the vitebsk region, so we are proud of our city, and we are grateful to them for what they do for our country for our economy low bow to all who were the origins in the formation of this city and construction oil refinery. these are our first builders, these are veterans, whom the city and our whole co

but cities are very slow. if you built the building and stays or 50 years or 70 years, so you can change it based on whatever we can react very, very fast. old house and his team have designed to welds 1st floating city in the multi 5000 detached homes 420000 people into connected by roads, canals, and bridges. the ideal situation is we can just and goes out to the mouth, rotate them as it both take them out to the, to the main, the docs and change the membrane and backs. maintenance is more challenging than it would be on land. the bridges will probably need to be repaired every 20 years. bonds replacing them is not easy. as the city's utilities are interconnected and run beneath the roads, bridges and houses. the houses floats on pontoons that go down about 1.2 meters into the sea. the price itself of a house to construct a house. it may be a little bit more expensive than building islands because you, if you're floating foundation. but if you could talk about the product and the cost of these kind of the st

of the city code. so all these new buildings were built. you wonder where they park. many people own cars in l.a.. they parked in downtown commercial garages that tended to empty out after 5:00 p.m. so there was this symbiotic relationship between the residence and office workers and garages and suddenly the garage space that was empty on my was being used by the residents and i think as downtowns become places where people are not coming to work five days a week what we have created is a parking surplus and so now more than ever there is so much opportunity to build housing without parking and to build it in a way that is cost efficient and produces affordable apartments and if people decide to own cars, there is a parking of -- there is a surplus of parking downtown. susan: it is terribly congested in the suburbs. does this apply to them? henry: that is where parking reform is most urgently needed. the suburbs desperately need more diversity in the housing. there are virtually no options in many town

very happy manchester city team on board. manchester city team on board. manchester city's long... to say about the first champions league title. , ., , , ., , title. obviously, iwill not be confused. — title. obviously, iwill not be confused, today _ title. obviously, iwill not be confused, today we - title. obviously, iwill not be confused, today we could . title. obviously, i will not be l confused, today we could have title. obviously, i will not be - confused, today we could have lost a game. it would be the same. in the past when we lose a game, if we had failed, we will do and these kind of adjectives. so we are the same. this year, it was written in the stars so this time, this year manchester city must win and buy in munich, real madrid, inter milan, we deserve it. the city manager also revealed how he is keenly anticipating the celebrations over the next couple of days, including terminal�*s a victory parade in manchester. i’m days, including terminal's a victory parade in manchester.— parade in manchester. i'm looking forward to manchester. _ parade in manchester. i'm lo

world cities are members of the network of creative cities of handicrafts and the first network of cities of world handicrafts, another handicraft and traditional arts of shiraz, khatamsazi , was added to the unesco list of world cities of handicrafts in february 2018 after the investigations of the world handicrafts council. however, other arts such as mosaic work, inlay wood, pottery and ceramics, tile art, metal arts and handwovens such as rugs and gebeh are other handicrafts of shiraz . it varies, for example, the history of the traditional city in those active public associations, the generality of having artistic disciplines in the city, government support, manufacturing methods , the quality of important production for the art of carpet weaving, which flourished from the safavid period, in 2013 , mashhad was included in the world list of world handicraft cities with 39 different precious stones. in 2014, it was included in the list of world cities of handicrafts and became known as the city of gems . the city is a rich source for the export of gems. sirjan is one of the mental weav

the main shrine of the city, evening. the strategic food supply area was behind the wall of persia yes, on the territory of krom, even later in the period of the classical middle ages of the late middle ages, and the territory of chrome is, in general , a die hard gate leads to a cunningly invented trap narrow in the hands or a corridor and sandwiched by sheer walls. this fortification is called zakhar - the name comes from the ancient word to capture enemy units that have broken through here. muscovites found themselves under crossfire, they were excellent civil engineers. they skillfully defended themselves and their city was taught this by their life in conditions of constant military threat, jumpy. a lot of this, of course, was reflected there in their, uh, psychology. if you met a medieval searcher, you would understand that he is a suspicious person. yes, in general, it’s like that here with cordiality with open arms of people, they didn’t immediately accept them, they lived collectively , they also solved issues, b

city in the core of the city and sharistan is located outside the big city and basatin or the traditionalden is located outside zaree , and exactly this urban plan has been seen that covers the entire city of qazvin in the form of a garden ring and the eastern river . and the west has passed through this city, all the writers who saw qazvin, and its rights are jurist like sir khordadba, and all those who wrote fatuh al-baldan and al-baldan and other texts say that qazvin is a city lacking water, and at the same time, qazvin is one of the few cities. which is still alive as a sassanid city and these elements of shapur or sassanid city it still has iranian in it. we can see this issue in all the old iranian cities . it may be hard to believe that the livelihoods of the majority of the residents of this city of baghistan are entangled , but these trees are only watered once a year. it has been dated to the 8th century of hijri and it specifies the day, hour and day that each place and chapter should receive water from the river, so it is only one piece with the ray of the kafta, but the shaw

a cleaner city, a city which everyone is housed in a city in which people are committing crime for whateverson, even if it's having to do with addiction or mental illness is held accountable for getting the help they need and that we protect the community from these individuals. >> and, you know, switching now to another topic that is also top of mind for your office. we'd like to get your thoughts on the most recent homelessness count did show that the number of unhoused people in san jose fell close to 5% compared to the same time last last year. we know you've been pushing to get more people into permanent housing. how effective have those efforts bid? >> yeah, for once. we need to have some positive news related to homelessness. san jose is leading the way we have the largest decrease in unsheltered homelessness in our county. in fact, without san jose, the county wide numbers would have shown an increase in unsheltered homelessness. so what we're finding is working is faster and cheaper solutions to getting people into basic housing. my budget allocates 50 million dollars toward scalin

, daily city. oakland, santa rosa, including belmar, the 5 will go up for the first time in the city of pinellas, 120 year history. >> as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and really honor future of pride in the city of >> mayor devin murray's hoping for a big crowd in june 10th when the 120 year old city will host their first official lgbtq pride event afternoon. as part. and they're also be honoring juneteenth as well. celebration will start at noon. it's going in 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they're not music, arts and crafts. some good food vendors in the park downtown for the first of what the mayor hopes to become an annual tradition. give update with more pride events, of course, on air and online. it's 9.10 and san francisco kicked off pride with drag me downtown. and now every thursday this month, new performers are going to take over different downtown restaurants and bars. >> and it's to highlight the city's lgbtq+

the city of the prog rock and blues. the city of the prog rock and blues.opular. the naples of diego, the city owned by its people. naples, which usually loses, but occasionally manages to win. on may the force, napoli secured the italian football championship with a draw at udinese. a first series a title. full stop. an achievement in their eyes. title. full stop. an achievement in their eyes-— their eyes. naples, football is everything- — their eyes. naples, football is everything. it's _ their eyes. naples, football is everything. it's joy, _ their eyes. naples, football is everything. it's joy, fun, - their eyes. naples, football is - everything. it's joy, fun, sadness. everything. it'sjoy, fun, sadness. it's important to us to win against teams from the north. indie it's important to us to win against teams from the north.— it's important to us to win against teams from the north. we have had a teams from the north. we have had a team for a long _ teams from the north. we have had a team for a long time _ teams from the north. we have had a team for a

redwood city, daily city and belmont all held a flag raising events this morning. it's a sign of support for the lgbtq+ community as that community weathers heightened attacks from conservatives across the country. events also took place today in santa rosa and oakland. >> and in celebration of pride month for the first time and the city of putin owns 120 year history. the community will host an official pride celebration forcefully to go before >> many of us passed through put to get to work or go but the city wants you to stop by and join the party. we want you all to come and have a safe and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate, celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people. this month marks the 100 and 20th anniversary golden corporation as a city. and on saturday, june 10th, the city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and

this is not a quiet city. what a huge, sprawling, vibrant city this is.o the banks of the offer is, the sun just setting. when it rises again, it could be the most special day in the history of manchester city. you touched on it there, they reeled in arsenal over a number of months to the seal their third premier league title. then they beat manchester united for double. now, here we go. something truly special they are on the brink of here — of trouble, emulating that united side of 1999 they hope. it is a fantastic team. they have blown everyone away on their way to this final against inter milan. the way they arrived here last night, full of confidence, so too theirfans. here last night, full of confidence, so too their fans. 20,000, here last night, full of confidence, so too theirfans. 20,000, the official allocation, so too theirfans. 20,000, the officialallocation, but so too theirfans. 20,000, the official allocation, but there will be thousands more here in this city because they want to be a part of it, to feel they have contributed in some way

we are going to open in the city of vitebsk this one more city-forming enterprise of the region that makes products from polymeric materials by rotational molding. if just the powder is poured into molds, they are sent to the oven , the material melts, and the output is a product, for example, flowerpots on the streets of the capital from verkhnedvinsk. they also make pontoons, pipes for melioration, bushings for calves and automotive products. what does it mean, are we closing now? we put fruit suppliers of fuel tanks, we make air ducts, expansion tanks, fuel tanks socks for harvesters. now a new bank has been made. lyamkodor designs and a new type of products will make similar ones for subsurfing for sale, there are a lot of them, a large number of pvc cathedrals, but they are not so reliable, they quickly fail, so we decided to take on the work of releasing a plastic one at the stage of already completing our project of the model itself and we will order the form and produce new products. here they will test new products and catch the most delicious fish. for every square kilomete

of ilam, one city of ilam, and one city of 678, 103 extra cities, from the language to the emirates , which are in the area of ​​some of these urban schools. i said that they take non-approved ones it is below, i asked the press and the media to stop it, but it is not necessary to institutionalize the violation . they played the schools this year and during the same visits, there were several cases in the registration , the students' parents who reported to us , the parents spoke from inside the school , there were discrepancies in some schools, the discrepancies that exist it was decided on the spot that everyone surplus cities, the additions that have been taken and must be returned, the second tuition fees are entered due to this violation, the increase on the left happens less often and a supervisory and this issue happens in the violation of the ones you went to complete , less than about 18 thousand to our school. half percent of our schools are involved in this issue, because i believe that the new supervisions that you know, the public reports that are sent, the type of all

just outside the city centre. — the city centre and just outside the city centre, as well.y part of the city. you can hear the — extremely busy part of the city. you can hear the tram notification going on now— can hear the tram notification going on now to _ can hear the tram notification going on now to say that the trams have been _ on now to say that the trams have been halted into the city centre. i am surprised because of the level of police _ am surprised because of the level of police presence here, the amount of various— police presence here, the amount of various cordoned off, and the amount of worry _ various cordoned off, and the amount of worry. people are reassured by the police — of worry. people are reassured by the police presence, but they are obviously— the police presence, but they are obviously quite frightened about the reports _ obviously quite frightened about the reports i _ obviously quite frightened about the reports i have been hearing about what _ reports i have been hearing about what has — reports i have been hearing about what has been happen