, especially a new city ? see, today, in the position of the national copper conference, they say that the most important national project in the area of ​​discussion is the construction of 4 million houses. discussion of housing production in new cities and other parts of the country different provinces, the most important issue for us is the issue of paying attention to the infrastructure, which should be paid attention to the infrastructure along with the issue of housing. we clearly want this sub-district development, for example, an example if we want to talk , for example, the city of gol, the new city of gol in mashhad, khorasan province , in all our cities in the area. we have an agenda as the main principles of per capita education , cultural , sports, and religious per capita needs. the last two years we have many we have opened infrastructure projects in the field of schools, medical centers, and religious and cultural complexes. today, perhaps one of the main issues that we are currently pursuing i

what are these cities doing, right? and can replace do this for this analysis, we looked at one measure of evolution, that's everywhere. p m 2 point 5, pm, 2.5. be able to find 5 pm, 2.5 into concise b. m stands for particulate matter and make sure it's started particles and liquids dropped instead of $2.00 microns for less, much smaller than a human here. this is only one possible type of information about people's lives. if he could meet from the w h o, use it as an indicator for evolution in general. so this is important that can come from very different sources. and he tried to do because it seemed to work to it. there is really no place in the world that is the 3 of those are to get his metrics and it's big cities that are often particularly polluted. this problem has been well known for years to sign up with anything has changed. we took a closer look at this state domains from this swiss company i q, and we chose the average levels of pm to point 5 for more than 7000 cities. over the past 5 years, we put it all i

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times square in new york city. being competitive with this through an area to reducing traffic uncomfortable or being a verizon thing to more by claims and parents are putting cities everywhere. experimenting with a different kind of urban design transport is not the only areas such as must tackle daddy's action plan against air pollution also focuses on industry and measuring and reducing the dust from construction sites and having more industry shift to clean up fuels and more efficient techniques that converging traditional breakdowns to 6 atkins. this is something a lot of cities are doing like here in the heart process done. the method still uses cold, but much less of it and attracts more of the particular meta inside the account, knowing it's emissions. one reason for any such as the space might be that in 2018, the city shut down the by the poor coal tall trend which wasn't comfortable for around 10 percent of the cities particular as not to air pollution or no one area that progresses still snow is waste,

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the cities that host these cities are the bottleneck cities.ndrod sari, the governor of babol city , babolsar, aamel fereydoun, are next to mahmudabad and ramsar. these cities have traveled to the ground after receiving the blessing of welcoming the preparations . i will say goodbye to your explanations. let's go to the glass hall of sed and broadcasting news, mrs. azerarfan. please, mr. hosseini. hello again to you and the viewers of khabar network. in line with the implementation of the national plan to plant one billion trees , children and teenagers are supposed to participate in this plan by planting saplings. this partnership is done with the purpose of education to restore the environment. i am talking about this with mr. amin fard, the editor of the editorial office of the child. hello, mr. amin fard, good morning. hello, good morning to you too. as you mentioned, this plan is in its title. the legal green ambassadors of the law on the intellectual development of children and adolescents, in cooperation with the environmental protection

, so i i wanted to ask you why is this city called borisov?ell , borisov got its name from the name of the polotsk prince boris, who founded our city in 10102, what an ancient city, am i listening to this, is it not here? which we saw in the city, of course, this monument to the founder was opened 21 years ago, but in general, on the berezina river, the city of borisov has a very military history, a short road to moscow, oh, what did this give to the residents? to defend, to fight, from everyone, of course, they took the short road, and went to conquer... to conquer moscow, but moscow responded in kind, so there were a lot of events military, exactly what happened at the walls of the city of borisov, not far from it, and... witnesses to this are stone cannonballs, here they are, a small cannonball, 32 kg, a large cannonball - 64 kg, so heavy, they were thrown into the wooden walls of the borisov castle, today from this castle, practically nothing, became nothing. century , the first two-story stone building appears in the city of borisov, it t

to great opportunity to serve the city.i'm katy tang the executive director of the office of small business. >> small business contributes to san francisco's economy. they provide the bulk of employment in the city and employing a million people in san francisco. and roughly 90% of the businesses are defined as small businesses. so, they contribute to the economy but also just the quality of life. small businesses are more then and there a place of transaction it is a community center. a play where people gather. know each other and form memories about the city. >> at the office of mall business i run a team this helps report all mall businesses in san francisco whether they are looking to stfrt a new business or expand or perhaps they are feeling with issues. our office is here as a point of information for anyone with a business that has 100 or nower employees. >> i was growing up i had many ideas of when i wanted to do. i wanted to being an olympic swimmer. and i wanted to men be an architect, you name it i had many idea

whereas the city recommends and city engineer recommends to the authority board and the city improvementsy assets shall be accepted, dedicated for public use and the street and designated as public right-of-way for street and roadway purposes and public works further recommends that the board of supervisors acknowledge the authority on no. 1. acceptance of the offers of the city improvements and tida assets, dedications of them for public use, designation of streets as open public right-of-way for street and roadway purpose and acceptance of maintenance and liabilities and guarantees described in the public works order. and two, recommendation to the board of supervisors that the board of supervisors accept the city improvements and on page 4, dedicated for public use, designated to streets as open public right-of-way for street and roadway purposes, and accept the city improvements other than the signal road for maintenance and liabilities subject to warranties and guarantees referencing the public works order, a copy of the draft public work order are all on file with the secretary of t

the residents of this city are incredibly lucky. in the autumn, along with the potato harvest, they raise ancient coins and ceramics from the ground , the construction of the foundation of the house is perhaps sometimes accompanied by the presence of archaeologists, because the gardens here are full of this happiness, and leading museums in europe dream of getting their hands on the amazing exhibits found in these places. this place is often compared to vilnius, and it is also called the belarusian suzdal, although in the center of the city. he has practically no high-rise buildings; at first glance he is more than modest. vladimir korotevich once dedicated an entire book to him, and tourists and today we are ready to walk here. this is all mstislavle, welcome. if you find yourself in this cozy town in the mogilev region, which is located not far from the russian border, be sure to visit devichya gora, the oldest settlement on the territory of mstislavl. they say that a huge amount of earth was brought here in just one night by girl

, big cities and big cities ? the sanctum of the cities to the sanctity of the towns near you because we when we established the town, these towns were never within the boundaries of the cities, they were outside the boundaries of the cities, but because of the developments that took place in the cities and every increase, yes, it has caused that some of our settlements are so-called close to the boundaries of the cities. there should be some places within the boundaries of the cities where the environmental relations will undergo changes in them, that is, usually they will not ask us for an establishment permit for the industrial narrative . it's getting close, you can see we are in tehran province today we have the city, which is now outside the boundaries of the city of abbas abad, which is now very close to the boundaries of the city, we have kharazmi, we have the city of damavand , well, these are outside the city, so-called issues related to the boundaries of the cities, we have firuzko, and numerous shahrek

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what is the state of water and sewage in the cities and countries of our cities and villages? what are they doing ? is sanitary water and the type of sewage available in our cities and villages as a network? yes. i would like to tell you that before i discuss the level of enjoyment of the urban and rural population of the country who use drinking water and sanitation, it is necessary to mention the point that you mentioned and that, anyway, we are in a country with a dry and semi-arid climate. the average rainfall in the world is about 800 to 850 mm. it is 600 to 650 mm per year in the asian continent, but in our country this number is around 20 to 250 mm and the amount of rainfall is heterogeneous in in a part of our climate, the rainfall is over a thousand millimeters . in a part of our climate, the rainfall is very small, and this has caused the management of drinking water supply and sanitation to have its own difficulties, and the officials in the field of the ministry of energy should carefully address this issue. and monitor the matter. well, this year we are in the fou

so we chase help cities that want to tackle the acquisition problems for many cities, changing how people move around just can make a big difference. there was a need to really a push to really have peter rachels, but also fewer legal reading from on working side team. and the, providing most of the big transportation was effectively the electric very, to take bank coke. for instance. the city is working on expanding its limited sky train and metro services, and in the meantime, electric alternatives pulled the traditional combustion engine trucks that keep looking around admission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine 80 percent of his bus rates and even in coca town, sometimes called the diesel capital of the world of tentative psych visit electric scooter services starting up the next steps. so which i says can be introducing so called low emissions on cities that are restricting emissions and a certain part of their city votes to improve their quality, but also to improve quality of life from times square in new york city, the competitive industry and area to reducing tra

you might find yourself in my city. hello. and welcome, i'm sorry, got the body and you all watching equal in the i'm currently with a new delhi, the national capital of india. and right now, the city with the west equity in the ones as i speak to you for this, for new, for that all i can seen today is hopeless. and i'm sure this is the feeling shed by millions not just across any but across the water. because avenue sion is a building from let's 1st started to understand what is causing it and what are affected cities across the world doing to see that it see all these being done. they show that in almost every major city in the world, the air is found that he has some of the world health organization consider safe. when we look into the data though, we found some surprisingly good news. and many megacities see here it's getting better. so we wondered, what are the city is doing right? and can every place do this? for this analysis, we looked at one measure of evolution, that's everywhere. p m 2 point 5, pm, 2.5. be able to f

for policy journey every city in america for city and impact on undeniable new york city is the beneficiary an opportunity to come to the committee for the american people regardless of the failed invasion policy president biden is not interested in transparency and accountability when it comes to the border migrant crisis in here. we had an official here today, but will be the message today. >> i would say the use of national parks is not up for grabs and is on the east side of brooklyn, bipartisan and i'm sorry between what you are doing and the democrats that is not the purpose for we are here. we are here to protect national parks that have become the house to the minors into our third use our constituents and throughout the state. it has become global. i will say there is no public hearing and i would ask on behalf of everyone constituents every american citizen i believe in our national park to please withdrawal this. thank you. >> thank you what i would say is new york is in trouble. when you have a democratic mayor only a year ago the democratic governor saying you're leaving your c

arrived in the city artillery shells, the city lives, the city lives. practically do not live, but theythere is a street next to it, which is closed by houses, people live there, why, because the street itself, when there were battles for the airport, it is very destroyed, and then there are streets of sub-targets , there are a lot of people there, even now if you take the other side, 50 people live there, you come here, and 50 people live there, who... donetsk or there in safe areas, i i always send help, precisely in the red zones, where there is constant shelling, where the front line comes close to houses, because shops are not open, there are no people, no jobs, no opportunity to go somewhere, evacuate, so the most unprotected layers.. . there are still nyks, those who, even by their own, by their own desire, do not they want to go anywhere, because there is not much time left to live, they want to die in their home on their own land, and they are not going to leave anywhere, so i help exactly those who stayed there, i live in a neighbor, do you want to come to my apartment, or jus

a lot of this is done within the city's financial city.dvertise and award covered projects. construction work is under way on several. the first of which is anticipated to be complate third degree fiscal year. as of june 30 of 23 public works advertised 20 covered projects with value of over 336 million dollars. oewd provides preaprentice ship and training through city build. places graduates in joint programs. i mentioned controller's office division creating dash boards to track payments. lastly the pl aworking group resolves identifying subcontractors added projects after the aword or prejob meeting and work to clarify the exemption process and payment tracking on construction manager type pl aprojects. transitioning exempt lbe to covered by pl amid contract is an issue they are wing on. and lastly coordinating pl a aapplicablity. >> june 30 no covered projects were commolest in the anticipation of them become complete the controller's office developed a method of framework to evidence whether they promote the fortunate economic and tim

city, so-called issues related to the city limits, we have firosco, and we have many city centers inside , some of which are within the boundaries of the cities. for example , suppose that we now have a city center in islam shahr, which is located within the city boundaries, but we will not be transferred in relation to this matter. it is not an easy task, that is, the number for example, how many units are there in the city? now , for example , there are more than 3,000 industrial units located in tehran province, so it is possible to move them to a town where this happened, for example, for example , let's assume that you now consider about, for example, 400 industrial units. which are established now , well, it is very difficult to determine the ability of these industries to move , well, it is a very difficult task, well, many of these machines and equipment may work 10 years, 15 years after this, if they are in the same place, but you are the one who will move this machine from here. unfortunately , it is not known that the so-called door will be turned on again at all it may not be

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now the city that mr.g to is issuing permits for free, and this is very good news. the government of the ministry of roads and urban development, which represents there is a law of the government and sovereignty for this issue, specifically for these three obstacles , what is the plan to remove these three obstacles, of course, yes, i will be at your service . we still have some municipalities that still need the necessary support they don't have these discounts , they don't implement the incentive package , of course, i mentioned that some of the municipalities, therefore, as a representative of the noble people, i am requesting all municipalities that since this is a help to themselves, it is against the law of the municipalities, in fact, it is their duty to modernize. they actually have a city and the government has come to help this flow. my request is that they must implement these legal rights that have been provided to the people because they can be pursued. for that and the next step, in fact, we

over the city.s a result of working with... the air defense system to shoot down enemy targets, debris fell in darnytskyi and holosiiv districts of the city. yuriy ignat, colonel, spokesman for the air force command of the armed forces, joins our broadcast now. i congratulate you, mr. yuriy, of ukraine. good morning, i greet you. good morning. what exactly did the enemy fire at the capital this morning, can we already say about it? you know, we have already reported the official information that the enemy launched a missile strike from the northern direction. the missile attack was carried out around four o'clock in the morning, air defense was involved and now we have it at this time. eight targets destroyed, which attacked the kyiv region along a ballistic trajectory, what type of missiles should be found out, well, but ballistics, you know what ballistics is, so actually it is time to announce an air alert, which many people ask, actually, why there is not enough time, or even or after the announ

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(city administrator) thank you, mr. chair we're joined by sophia from the administrations office and from the department of resources the city administrator has requested a continuation the floor is yours. >> . thank you very much. supervisor dorsey and supervisors i'm sophie from the office of city administrator as amended i want to summarize for the record there are 4 basic changes that we escalated in the amendments and legislation by the way, it is essentially a list of things that are required to file before form 700 their hard to read but under animal control on page three operations manager. and on page 4 under contract monitoring division we added a deputy director position. under real estate on page 10 added the transaction manager and for tids we add the analyst and project manager and my understanding that is those are substantive amendment need to be heard at a later date and in addition dhr is giving them an opportunity to chime in and as back if january i'm available for questions. >> thank you. thank you

especially in new york city. one million revelers are expected to fill times square to watch the annual ball drop. a high number of police officers will brace for the possibility that protesters will crash the party while keeping an eye out for lone actors. there have been nearly 500 protests in the city since the israel-hamas war began. >>> extreme weather wreaking havoc on the california coast. take a look at just how quickly conditions turned dangerous on this beach in the city of ventura. fire officials say this monster wave sent eight people to the hospital. >>> similar scenes played out along the coast as waves up to 40-feet high pounded the shoreline causing flooding and prompting evacuation orders in several areas. the same storm will bring rain and snow to california beginning today. rain will spread from north to south during this afternoon and evening, becoming widespread along the california coast. the storm will then progress inland, dumping up to a foot of snow over the sierra through saturday leavi

, the city that they love.of the panelists pretty much summed it up in one way. they said it is still a city of opportunity. yeah. >> and they want to make sure it stays that way. and i saw that young man answer that question. you could see the love of the city in his face. >> yeah, it was a great question. for all of them to wrap it all up. >> all right. thank you, karina. >> all right. we made sure to catch up with abc7 news insider phil matier just as soon as this event was over. >> yeah, we asked him his honest thoughts of how the night went. >> this is the most candid i've heard. the mayor, the police chief and the district attorney and i don't think they had much choice. they were getting questions directly from people involved on the street and they had to come up with some answers. and not all of them were comfortable answers, but it's really interesting to hear commitments from the chief about the future of crime in san francisco and mistakes they've made in the past from the mayor who's up against the

it goes across the city. the tunnels would carry water from the bones and the roofs to us the harbor. but they still have another function for the rest of the year to water can be stored here instead of in the sewage system and slowly release into the problem that keeps the water quality in check. and so people in copenhagen can swim in the harbor and the canal system to the young and the tunnel step in again in the system. if you have a heavy storm wave stop cutting funding industries, we just opened it up and the can, the transport all the wants to approve the pumping station into the, into the harbor. okay, so it was should be empty. the strange that was so big was the industry and so i mean it's not completely dry, but we'll go from from half between half and one meters down to, to 10 centimeters, essentially this maximum. mm hm. and how much water can this whole system deal with? the, the, the amount of water that can be transported in the system is determined by the pump station to have at the end of th

and county of the city and county of the city and county of the city and county of maintenance programnt of$291,098 which provide funding to help young adults secure and maintain housing. (human services agency). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted (gavel) located at 2700-45th located at 2700-45th affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. project no. prj2022-003411-(1) project no. prj2022-003411-(1). >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted (gavel) madam clerk read items thirty lee]motion appointing stephen wasserman and richard lee, term ending september 7, 2026,to the assessment appeals board no. 1. (rules (rules miller]motion appointing elizabeth miller, term expiring september 1, 2025, to the assessment appeals board no. 2. (rules committee) >> same house, same call. the motions are approved. >> madam clerk go to committee reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and reports 36 and three 7 together. >> 36. committee reports: [mills act historical property contract - 2209 webster street]resoluti

part of new york city. to white voters in different ways from different people, trying to paint particularly african americans as the root of their problems. - i always go back to "send me your tired and your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." they didn't see black people coming also as huddled masses. [indistinct chanting] - 1989, there was a series of horrific incidents during that year, the killing of several black kids who wandered into white neighborhoods and were chased and killed for no reason whatsoever. - the fact is you can go back to that time and see the earliest political manifestations of donald trump with the central park five. - wildin'. new york city police say that's new teenage slang for rampaging in wolf packs. - a woman jogging in new york central park last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack is just the latest example of "the complete breakdown of life as we knew it." - you have an instance here where you have killer

i wrote the book because was noticing trends that were unfolding in city, city after city. and i talk a lot about this on my show but also for fox news where i spend almost all my time talking about national stories and i saw the same scripts unfolding over and over and over again, when you do just even a casual dive, you see it's connected, an ideological position that's same. and in many cases it's the same exact policy or strategy and. obviously, as a conservative, i think that these issues are destroying our cities. hence the subtitle, the book and i wanted to give information out because even as i was talking to a of folks who ideologically aligned with, they weren't connecting the dots the same way they knew just instinctively something was wrong in their cities and obviously in seattle very to san francisco and there was rising crime rate the homelessness was of control. there was drug use that was out in opening. yet weirdly spending a whole lot money living in those communities and covid really exposed a lot what was going on and i could ask them what, do you think

i wrote the book because was noticing trends that were unfolding in city, city after city. and i talk a lot about this on my show but also for fox news where i spend almost all my time talking about national stories and i saw the same scripts unfolding over and over and over again, when you do just even a casual dive, you see it's connected, an ideological position that's same. and in many cases it's the same exact policy or strategy and. obviously, as a conservative, i think that these issues are destroying our cities. hence the subtitle, the book and i wanted to give information out because even as i was talking to a of folks who ideologically aligned with, they weren't connecting the dots the same way they knew just instinctively something was wrong in their cities and obviously in seattle very to san francisco and there was rising crime rate the homelessness was of control. there was drug use that was out in opening. yet weirdly spending a whole lot money living in those communities and covid really exposed a lot what was going on and i could ask them what, do you think

to put pressure on the parliamentary majority, in principle, the fact is that this majority in the city council, it is formed from of political power, from the party that actually represents the currently suspended mayor... this is actually his party, his native home, and accordingly, now, now , as the secretary of the city council and acting oleksandr lomako believes, then now it can happen, well, at least an attempt to reformat this majority so that, in his opinion, well, it is possible, it is possible to change this team, if the team that is the most influential and actually manages the city. there, and in relation to this confrontation, it continues, it, it continues constantly, and it is expressed in particular and how, again, if, if, if you take a position, if you try to see with the eyes of oleksandr lomakov and the team he represents , then numerous, numerous inspections by law enforcement officers are also open criminal proceedings, he considers all this to be a manifestation of political... pressure, it is meant that at once several officials, in key positions of the city, cit

peasants, the city of fatahis, the city of god. and it's amazing that a city of yazd, a city and a province that used to fight and fight against the iraqis in the deserts of the south of the country, that every time the iraqis used this unit against themselves. they could see the feeling of helplessness and defeat in them after their captivity . according to the will of the warriors and his martyrs, he bowed down. vared can't forget the heights of gojli and the heights of al-aqlo. in normal conditions, no one without equipment may be able to climb those heights. i saw with my own eyes what the warriors of yazdi were like. they invaded these heights, leaving the iraqi units behind, and advanced to the borders that they had crossed and to the main cities of iraq. in one of the sanjars where one of these yazdi children was placed , i was the guest of his little sanjar who was shivering from the cold for a few minutes in the winter cold. he had built a small trench with his own bayonet, and he was inside it, half of his body was wet to

in daly city, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. >> it's that time of year wet weather, rain boots, umbrella and you know it's just it's just to be expected. you have to get it all together and take the little ones out for the rain boots and all. >> that's right. there you go. yeah, but it looks like we get a break in the action now for this evening. so we're kind of trending toward a break, in fact, here. we'll start off with your forecast for this evening and we'll show you this. we are expecting mostly cloudy skies, patchy fog could develop. still the possibility of a few sprinkles or a few scattered light showers. but the main activity from earlier today is moving on out of town. in fact, here's the satellite and the radar throughout the day. and as you can see here, the radar coverage picking up here and heading out toward the sierra. so once again, there is all that rain that approached the bay area earlier this morning, really making its impact this afternoon and heading out toward the sierra. so right now, we stil

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>> deputy city attorney ann pearson. the measure includes the term, the full und ifing gate and that is a date when certain parts of the charter amendment would become operative and the full funding date is defined as the date when the controller certifies that the voters passed a tax measure that dedicate funding for this purpose or will increase funding sufficient to cover the cost of this. when that date happens, the funding requirements of this charter amendment will go into effect, so when that date happens the city would be required to appropriate funds consistent with this and deposit money into the fund. >> so in plain language because that is how i read it as well. what that means is that any new revenue measure that goes on the ballot first has to be used to fund minimum staffing for police before it could be fund anything else? >> i don't think that is exactly right. there could be a revenue measure that is specific tax earmarked for something else. >> for a specific tax, but a general tax? >> if there is a ge

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oakland 54 in the city now.y is going to get a lot of rain over the next, i'd say 5 to 7 days or so. farther north, you go, more rain farther south, not so much, 21, truckee, 26, south, lake tahoe, 28. in reno, winter weather advisory starts at 4 p.m. today for them for the mount snow level start out around 6500ft. eventually drop by probably around 5000 or less. tomorrow morning, sun clouds, then increasing, clouds rain later. the breeze picking up from the south. but our system, again, still has a little ways to go. but if you're marin county, north, i'll say late morning. if you're east and south, i'll say more afternoon or even into the evening. santa rosa north. if santa rosa can get 57/100, that'd be an inch plus in the russian river. if san rafael can get 44, that'd be about an inch at mount tamalpais as well. lesser amounts south. but let's hope it makes it. most of what's been interesting is the bigger systems have underachieved, the smaller systems have overachieved. at least that's been what i've noti

but other cities have done this. do we have a what do they do to ensure that if we're doing this in residential areas where parking is so scarce that you'll be able to actually get into one of those spots? yeah. so we've been talking to the cities of los angeles and seattle and with our consultant moving forward, we'll be including some research from other cities. what we've heard in terms of enforcement are techniques to apply a fine and ticket drivers that are using the spot outside of allowable hours or for a site that is marked as ev only with an internal combustion engine vehicle. so using the space, then they could be fined. so it's been early stages for these other cities. but now that we're connected, we're interested in learning what their best practices are and applying any of their lessons learned to our project at the beginning. so we'll be interested to work across agencies here to see what the enforcement schedule could look like. and we're always interested in having a positive experience when it comes

it is unknown whether the mayor of the city knows about this?v tyazhelnikov, former deputy chairman of the kurgan city duma. in 2012, he himself served as acting mayor of the city for 3 weeks, and tyazhelnikov is also the world record holder in powerlifting among veterans. he has daughters of the current head of kurgan, the records are different. local media dubbed the administration the ural champion for... its lack of action and even awarded a certificate for 6,187 fire safety violations. the mayor is responsible for everything, of course, yes, but he is the relevant head of the relevant departments, sectors of the city mayor’s office, and we know that there has already been a demand to remove the deputy mayor of the city from this position, and in connection with the initiation of a criminal case against him, well, here in in this case, the matter for us is finally up to the investigation, and then the court, when the indictment the conclusion will go directly to the judicial authorities. it is not yet clear how the mayor’s criminal case will

as a society to end gun violence in the city and in this country. we are here and i come every single time because the impact of gun violence the main reasons i got involved in politics in san francisco in the first place and growing up in the fillmore western edition community with ms. matte scott and other folks in the neighborhood we had a great community. yes, we lived in poverty and yes, there were challenges around hopelessness and despair but a community that was a community of people that port and loved one another. and if modify of that frustration we saw were many of those smiles, much of that joy, go from that to a lot of death and construction when we saw and a significant influx of guns in our community and we saw a significant loss of life and most of that loss of life was people who grew up with one another and people who were connected in so many different ways, people's families were related and in almost every single instance was a a. man, i went to school them the playground and look at did photos i come here over and over i know

this is an immigrant city.ew york city wants to in theory welcome immigrants, but the mayor's rhetoric around immigrants and specifically this group of migrants has been very racist in recent months, and i understand the frustration and the desire for the federal government to intervene in a more formal capacity, but do you at all worry that the messaging from city hall has not been actually that welcoming to the immigrants who will find themselves here? >> we've been saying this for over a year we need help. we have to say it in a way that people, you know, pay attention. >> to guarantee beds for every asylum seeker who comes to new york city, more than 200 new city funded shelters have popped up all over the city. >> most people have seen this is being done by the federal government and we're doing it in new york city, and we're hoping this can be used as a model to be replicated everywhere else in the country, but in the meantime, you know, we can't be the only ones. >> the biden administration is helping. >