city health is the response ability of the city. for risk for a lung disease disease consultation, treatment for the disturbed. blood pressure for heart disease and child care for those who cannot afford. well, 55. 1255. and in another part of the big city, that tiny town program is beginning. a happy community is healthy community. the recreation centers in the big city provide happiness for many people. for the preschool child are skills to learn and things to dream. for the old and the forgotten. there are many useful days ahead ahead. all over the great city, there are thousands who love to play baseball and got to have a basis for a baseball. and what other wonderful games that a player when you grow up. softball. tennis tennis and soccer. boxing. field hockey. or perhaps a picnic at forest park and watching some of those funny games people like to play their. or maybe just fishing with dad. now. sure a lot of things to do in the big city. but for others players all like the men who maintain the city's 50 baseball diamonds. 29

prison, bank building, post office, city council and city party committee. station, a gas distribution station and a transformer substation are also under protection. allow me, frol romanovich, comrade basov is with you, we will talk separately, sit, i read here in the kgb report that half the city has been imprisoned by criminals, what measures have been taken to neutralize criminal elements? judging by the collected data, all local enterprises have recorded abnormal high staff turnover. the indiscriminate management has led to the fact that at least a third of the workers are criminals who have recently been released from prison. let me. well, of course, we must not forget that the rostov region, and especially the novocherkassk region, are zones of historical risk, these are centers of counter-revolutionary cossacks, they have long been anti-soviet. let me continue, but it’s important to show restraint, i wouldn’t aggravate the situation so quickly, we need to figure it out, get used to it, and tomorrow, when everything calms down, we’ll have to talk to t

he works for the city. well, yes, he does work for the city. and in fact, again, it makes him the perfect candidate for this position. one, because we don't really want to know the controller. we just want information and we want strong leadership. and greg has been a strong leader. he has worked for two previous mayors, mayor ed lee and mayor gavin newsom, dealing with sometimes very challenging budget circumstances. unlike the circumstances that we have. fortunately been able to enjoy for a few years as well. now we have some very challenging circumstance races ahead. and greg understands what that means . and even though he worked for two previous mayors, he's already said that i was his favorite. and right then and there i said, okay, let me let me figure out who this guy is. but fortunately for me, i got to know greg when we were when i first became mayor, i knew who he was. i knew what he did with the budget team. i understood his history around budgeting and work in san francisco. but when i was going through a transition with the depart

city health is the responsibility of the city. for scope for lung disease. consultation and treatment for the deserved. blood pressure for heart disease. child care for those who cannot afford. 12:55. 12:55, in another part of the big city, a tiny program is beginning. a happy community is a healthy community. the recreation centers of the big city, provide outlets for many people. for the preschool child, there are things to dream about. for the old and the forgotten, there are many useful days ahead. all of the great city, there are thousands of actions. you have to have babies for baseball. what are the games you play when you grow up? softball, tennis, soccer. boxing. field hockey. perhaps a picnic at forest park. watching some of those funny games that people like to play. maybe just fishing with dad. there sure are a lot of things to do in the big city. for others, plate is all work, like a man who maintained the city's 50 baseball diamonds. 29 soccer fields. 115 tennis courts. five miles of paths. 27 holes of golf courses. hundreds of lawnmowers, trac

this was huge for the city! we know the city is taking a beat nothing international press and local press. this gave us a chance to show when we are. we other great city we know we are. and we were able to he it off. fair low proud of this opportunity and we did it flulessly. i'm very proud of the way the city pulled this off. there were doubt irs and people who did not think we could pull it off. we did. every sing will one of those ceo's said, wow this is a great city. this is a city this we need to penned more time in and this is a city we need spend more money in. it was a very successful event. from a foreign policy per spektdive the goldenigate declaration the document approved by the apec counsel rows is the document that i believe that the foreign countries will talk about for decades to come. the fact that san francisco was the host of the president biden summit. the thing this provides the foundation for the future of u.s./china relations that always going to pay for the city. we should be proud we wer

city than denver. to the mayor yesterday to get his thoughts on the current crisis and what would he do differently? here's that interview, watch. >> so, mr. mayor, you got a tough challenge now. you got 40,000 migrants, that's 9 highest per capita for any city in the country. >> yes. > >> lawrence: at what point does your city reach its breaking point? >> yeah. i think our city is very close to its breaking point now. we have been talking to leaders in d.c. around the country about why we needed to take action here. i think we have successfully welcomed almost 40,000 migrants in the last year. we know what it takes to do this successfully. we just need that help and the things we need are yes we need federal dollars but the most important thing is we need work authorization for folks when they arrive and we need those resources at the border so you can add more security at the border and so you can help process those asylum claims so the folks that do arrive here can work. the challenge we have is you

we have seen examples of other cities trying to crack down. san jose recently added staff to its code enforcement department to proactively look for blight. >>> let's get to our first alert weather, a brief break between showers. it was a sloppy drive to work this morning. the windshield wipers were on, umbrellas out for commuters in san francisco, also misty for joggers on the trail at thornton state beach in daly city. the skies cleared by afternoon, but there is more rain on the way. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> the next round will move in about 12 hours from now, so back-to-back systems giving us a decent chance of mostly light rainfall accumulation. let's look how much we managed to add up today. the outlier on the high end, mill valley, 2/3 of an inch, everybody else a quarter inch or less, exactly a quarter inch for san francisco. barely more than a trace of rainfall in san jose. you've got another chance through the day tomorrow. let's look at the first alert doppler loop over the past six hours. you can see

and to take control over the entire city of khanis which is known as one of the biggest city. in gaza strip, we are talking about continuous israeli attacks and massacres committed against the palestinian civilians since the morning of today, the israeli incubation forces have killed at least 15 palestinian civilians after targeting several residental buildings in that city, in addition to that also multiple residental squares were uh wiped wiped up by the israeli occubation forces and they were uh they they were blowing up the entire residental squares and we can see that the the number of the palestinian catillaries in those areas are increasingly is incrementally increasing as those attacks are persist and continued so far and even in gaza city the israeli incubation forces claimed the lives of at least 20 palestinian civilians in addition to 100 and 20 palestinian injuries who were attacked by the israeli warlins as they were ambition. waiting for the relief conveys that that were heading to gaza city uh so we are talking about continuous israeli massacers committed against the pa

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time for the city to get to work. please require specific follow-up actions and reporting as within your powers to insure the city hiring crisis is resolved. thank you. >> thank you mr. norman for your presentation and for all your work on this report. next we will hear from department of human services and i know also be hearing from some representatives from labor during our public comment and i just want to recognize the work of both dhr and labor partners in their commitment to staffing up here in the city and looking forward learning some of the progress we have been making and responses to the civil grand jury report. welcome director carol. >> thank you chair, members of committee. pleasure to be presenting to you this morning. we want to thank mr. norman and all the members of the civil grand jury. we think the work is really important. we appreciate their research and investigation and the recommendations they provided to us, we feel confident and hope you will after your hear our presentation we are moving i

the city _ with liverpool and city? i think they can. the city have - with liverpool and city?t lack of injury and so it's a long season. i've always said it's a grand national, you know, 30 days of games, used to be 42 in my game but 38 games. there is ups and downs but teams go through good spells, bad spells. it's how you react from the bad spell and i think this is where arsenal really have got to show their mettle. they got to back it up with what is a tough game at city grounds tonight.— with what is a tough game at city grounds tonight. keep on top of that match and the _ grounds tonight. keep on top of that match and the other _ grounds tonight. keep on top of that match and the other premier- match and the other premier league games on the bbc sports website. south korea got their noses in front against saudi arabia, the asian cup and a penalty shoot—out there to reach the quarters, but from me 0lly foster and the rest of the sports day team, bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. a deal agreed in northern ireland. power sharing in northern ireland could retu

about the future of the city of st. petersburg. in it it was said. the city of st.om the face of the earth. after the defeat of the soviet army, the existence of this city will not make any sense. it is proposed to tightly blockade the city and level it with the help of artillery of all calibers and continuous bombing from the air. if, as a result of the situation created in the city, applications for the surrender of the city follow, they must be rejected. in the end, hitler decided that he would not fight leningrad. the wehrmacht is an offensive army, it is a shock army. and the city ones battles have their own specifics, and very serious ones at that. plus, when a city is occupied, naturally there is a german military administration there, which automatically takes on the task of supplying the population. because the population has to eat somehow. there is nothing in the city. that is, okay, let the local population die, but if they die en masse, then this is the threat of an epidemic. therefore, hitler did all this... in mid-october , the 250th spanish infantry

to this is the city city.s care of its people and how it does it and it is so exciting. happy for the businesses. listen, i want a payment too. at some point. i think it is about time. i want to know when. that is all i want to know. tomorrow it is great. jeremy, i want you to know, everybody at sfpuc is a friend. i see [indiscernible] i love sfpuc water. it is beautiful. i love san francisco water. i don't want it to burst. i don't want any bad things to happen, but for the people getting the settlement, man, you got my thumbs up. congratulations. just smile sometimes and be happy and help people out. help people, okay. if you see people, help them out. thank you. >> mr. chair, that doesn't seem any other public speaker so we will complete the public comment portion of this item. >> thank you madam clerk. public comment is now closed. i like to make a motion to send this with recommendation to full board. >> the motion to move the item to full board with positive recommendation, stefani, aye. preston, aye. we

and frankly was part of the reason i agreed to come back to the city of oakland. >> reporter: the city of oakland adopted the model from the city of boston. boston warned oakland before they started that if you don't stick to these strategies, they will not work. lesson has been learned now. live in oakland, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> we are getting new details today about the plane that crashed in the waters off of half moon bay this week. investigators say there were four people on board the small experimental plane when it hit the water. tonight, they identify the only victim they have recovered from the crash site. the san mateo county coroner's office said she is 27-year-old emma willmer-shiles. we also learned lochie ferrier of oakland was believed to be the pilot. his fiancie, cassidy petit, was believed to be a passenger. train 95 graduated from mit with an aerospace engineering degree and was currently working at magpie engineering in hayward. investigators with the ntsb arrived today to begin the investigation. >>> we have been watching this all day. a gas tanker over

and works in the city and lives in the city and i really appreciate the opportunity to serve the city i love so many so thank you so much for is this honor. thank you. dr. hammer (clapping.) madam clerk call item three the controller for the city and county of san francisco, for a ten-year term, pursuant to charter, section 3.105. (clerk of the board) >> colleagues this is one of the more momentous votes that any of us will take as the members of board of supervisors i want to thank supervisor ronen and the rules committee for forwarding mr. wagner's approval to the board of supervisors this is the third controller i've had the opportunity to serve with and mr. wagner is feeling very large shoes left by mr. rosenfeld and before him ed harrington and after mrnldz speaks i'd like to give mr. wagner a chance to say and few words. >> thank you very much. i really want to repeat what i said they rules committee because this is one of the most important appointments for we're going to make. and what i said and repeat when we all got news that colonel rosenfeld was stepping down from his job

it's crippling our cities. secretary blinken: i know you, almost all of you, are living this and feeling this, both as mayors but also as mothers, as fathers, as sons, daughters, sisters, brothers. we've seen this impact of this on virtually every community in this couldn'tly. owe all know. this number one killer of american, age 18-49. hillary: number one. did you know that? secretary blinken: fentanyl. not violence, not car accident, not cancer. fentanyl. this is the number one killer of americans 18-49. we have to be doing something about it across the entire chain that brings fentanyl from one place, or at least its ingredients, right here to the united states. so we actually organized the world on this. this summer, we built a coalition, now more than 140 countries, and organization, to work together to tackle this problem. and one of the reasons that all these countries came together is, we were able to say to them, we've been the canary in the coal mine. we've had the impact of fentanyl and synthetic opi

attorney's office like to invite up matt dorsey chp you thank you, city attorney chu. and, you know. more than 25 years ago there was a former city attorney that filed had becomes a groundbreaking lawsuit against big tobacco and hold them accountable and in starting that created a altercation it's city attorney's office of leadership analyzed against big tobacco and the chambers has harms is causing something that dennis herrera continued i'm proud and grateful it is something the city attorney david chiu it the national leader against big tobacco honored to be here as someone working with the district attorney's office city attorney's office for years and occurred to me a furious i had the opportunity to stand with another important leader my clearance shamming anyone walton and the labs was proposed to spend this city got ground and spending millions and shadow shoulder to shoulder with some a ragtag bunk 7 advocates we didn't know governor 0 bloomington burger about coming come up but i'm proud of shamming anyone it stands in history as is biggest 2023 as lost for b

planes bombed the ncert refugee camp in central gaza, while residential buildings in the southern city of han unis were also shelled. the overall death tool now stands at more than 26,600. the head of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies say that the healthcare system in gaza is on the brink of collapse. officials in al-ahmal hospital and khan yunis say that they have suspended surgeries due to lack of oxygen supplies. hospitals have. been a central target of israel's attacks. the regime forces have also struck ambulances marked with the red cross or red crecent emblem, often in proximity to hospitals. the palestinan resistance moved hamas has ruled out any temporary truths with israel in gaza. senior hamas official taher alnunu called for a complete comprehensive ceasefire before any prisoner exchange deal with israel. he added that israel is hindering an agreement because it's at oss with prime minister benjamin netanyahu's proposal interests or personal interests, i should say. earlier the latari prime minister said that progress was being made on

secret city. and now we're getting a lot of details publicly released. a group of tech billionaires is trying to build a private city in solano county. it doesn't have a name yet, but they're calling the project california forever. today group called flannery llc laid out detailed plans. they want to put their vision in the hands of voters with a ballot initiative. they released renders of what this new community could look like. it looks pretty impressive here. a lot of trees. a lot of homes here. they say this new city will be filled with middle class homes in safe, walkable neighborhoods. it will include jobs in fields like advanced manufacturing and renewable energy. and you see here, according to the renderings, a lot of parks and open space. so where exactly will this city be? this is a detailed map here. it's right next to the travis air force base. here is travis up there. and the city right here. the group says they'll put an extra security buffer between the city and the base to address

underway at oakland city hall, where later tonight, the authors of that cease-fire audit coming to city council members with a recommendation to bring back the program. >> that will not fix it. >> reporter: dominic worries about the lack of business at his restaurant. >> someone to shut down already. >> reporter: he says, one of the big reasons is crime in the area but as someone who went to jail in the 90s for robbery, he says programs like cease-fire are critical to reducing violence. >> reaching capacity with cease-fire, and engage these kids. give them something to live for, -- >> reporter: cease-fire is a gun violence reduction program that started in 2012. community and religious leaders would meet every week to talk about recent shootings, figure out who might be planning to retaliate, then talk with those people to calm things down and prevent future shootings. based on the numbers reported in the audit, it worked. but, when covid hit in 2020, those in-person meetings were no longer allowed. >> it didn't have the same effect, but we tried to reach out to those who may be involve

a city of formation the city parliament and the manager of one cloth. yes, you are referring to another point that has nothing to do with this issue. according to the law on the establishment of the supreme urban planning council, the supreme urban planning council can make proposals to the government in 2002 after the approval of the studies of tehran's urban complex . he allocated something like 13 meetings of the supreme city council and 25 meetings of the technical committee to himself , which caused the members of the government to meet almost at the same time. regarding the issue of tehran, a document was approved by the government and approved by the cabinet . in those two proposals, he was the governor of tehran with special powers, by being in the cabinet or the first deputy, they have to accept this responsibility of managing a cloth, that is, the person who is the coordinator of all the government components, what happened? it was almost at the same time as the coming of the second council, you definitely remember me, if you remember the firs

, here such a beating, the city is alive, the city is alive, we endured everything , we believed that end. that terrible feeling of hunger is when you want to eat all the time, but there is nothing to eat. the siege of leningrad began. september 8, 1941. that day, the germans surrounded the city, cutting off all communications with the outside world. one of the first goals of the nazis was the destruction of food supplies. reserves of sugar, cereals and flour were stored in wooden barns of badaev warehouses. on the seventh the bombing began. a hail fire started from the warehouses, and we only had enough bread in leningrad for 14-15 days. very soon bread becomes the only value. exhausted people are ready to exchange the most expensive things for it. the end of september and november, the second half, began. the bread quota was reduced five times, the children were reduced to 125 g, and the military received 300 g. due to constant bombing , electricity was cut off in the city, trams stopped right on the streets. children's sleds become a universal means of transportation, transport of

, we drove into the city, drove through it, it was one place, the first we left the city closer to invening, it was a completely different city, it really changes, well, on the first day , i said, there were already 22 aerial bombardments, and the city really changes there not by days, but by hours, of course, because there is a general headquarters building. it can be seen that recently the enemy, well, for several days in a row, almost does not use equipment in our direction, the assault actions became a little less, but the work of aviation did not decrease, the work of artillery, both barrel and reactive, in positions, in the city, er, did not decrease most likely, they are waiting for weather conditions that are more favorable for going again by vehicle, because yesterday it froze a little during the day there until the evening... it was -5 -6, it rained at night and it warmed up again, let's put it this way, well it went, and the ground went, and accordingly, that the enemy could not use equipment, and they try to compensate for this with the amount of work of aviation, artiller

city top the group.ionesses came through the all championship quartet to make first time. since they were founded five years ago for the defence of the trophy for the next round. only north london rivals tottenham took points off them. that as well as wind in their other games with vital force spurs progressing to the best runner—up. brightens off the threat of cheltenham to make the only 100% record in the competition. —— brighton. those of the seven teams qualified. chelsea now come into the competition as the eighth team. they have a bye because they're still involved in the champions league. these are the names and numbers that matter. three arsenal, thus... well, i'm joined by former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis, who won this trophy twice — back when it was called the women's premier league cup final. do you remember when? way back in early 2000. do you remember when? way back in earl 2000. :: :: do you remember when? way back in early 2000-— early 2000. 2005, 2008 when it was called the w

petersburg not only with the cities of the leningrad region, but with the cities of other regions oferation, and we have already reserved the site and, by the way, have fully completed all our part of the work on locating the depot, which is also very important for the development of the metro, so i ask you to support and instruct the government of the russian federation to provide for the provision of an inter-budgetary transfer to our neighbors for the development of the metro and in particular the construction of a metro line through kudrovo, according to the shmsd, colleagues have already reported, i want to say and support this project, moreover, we have begun developing a feasibility study and are ready to take into account all comments , who received from rosavtodor to send in the twenty-fourth year a formed application for the submission of an interbudgetary transfer, but once again i want to say, the fifth sixth stage it is necessary as the city for development, both the region, and for the development of the city... because the fifth and sixth stage connects the shmsd throu

news: hero city, leningrad. flags were lowered in memory of those killed after the shelling of the market by the ukrainian armed forces. the attack killed two. in the area that deliberately attacked the equipment that was repairing the heating main, for which the driver of the bulldozer was injured, the equipment itself burned down, was destroyed, a dead person in the kubezhsky district, in the petrovsky district there were workless workers, that is, the nazis deliberately hit the civilian population , and shelling of the city continues, and indeed, a large number of substations are de-energized today, they are working... the energy sector is all working in extreme conditions now and is taking all measures to restore power supply, how is the power supply being restored and are there any problems with the water supply? is there an approximate understanding of how much more time it will take to restore it ? well, of course, all the mechanisms, components, assemblies depend on the energy supply, so of course... ene

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

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kharkiv today, because the city of kharkiv is a millionaire, the city of kharkiv is a city that hasetro, and the metro is its most reliable bomb shelter, and just a city that has... it is impossible to take the metro by leaps and bounds or by some urgent actions, this is the first, the second, we have such a settlement in the pynskyi district as senkivka, and look , you could also take the miharkis, in their wet dreams , but in reality they have been fighting for the sinkivka for a year, and today our defense forces report that there were assaults, and there were statements that the russians had gained a foothold in some part of the sinkivka . sinkivki, but in fact, a village is under full combat control, if everything were so simple and they could calmly advance on kharkiv, believe me, they would have taken all of ukraine a long time ago, and yes, we have just ipso, hostile, they need to tell their citizens something, and they believe that, by shelling the border, they are creating a buffer zone so that the military can move away from the border, why so... because in fact, from the

city to ease crowding at existing court. and pete lines for pickleball some locations. the city is considering mosconi hamilton ulta plaza. many left rough seas. volleyball court reckon park also responded to the petition reminding the pickleball community that the court expansion at presidio wall would be temporary during an opening of another court in the city. harking back great. i'm really trying to build other courts in san francisco. but there's not that many in one place that usually one or 2. >> and that's area is so special to us because it's really about the offic a ball. and you reserve afternoon they should be dedicated. think i'm us be a referee. >> rec and parks also pointed out the attraction to this location had an impact on noise, congestion and traffic together today. yeah, you that you don't like like anything. you know, takes advantage of the outdoors and reaffirm ella walks dogs in the neighborhood of state overnight. and really not a problem. i mean, don't know and these layton of the houses have anythi

you have a choice of three positions, five and the city and the king , the city, well, this arctic cityire, when it was founded, what it was named, and what temple was founded at the foundation. the city was founded in 1916, then it was called romanov on murman, now this is murmansk, there are problems regarding the temple, a little hint, who is the main patron of sailors? andrey, penalty point, the next stage, although wait, the judge will decide, because you had three questions, and you answered two. anastasia nokhrina, boarding school, boarding lyceum, city of kaliningrad. the patron saint of marikhod was saint nicholas. and a temple was founded in his honor. because nicholas the wonderworker, nicholas of myra, sounded. but here i don’t know how polar explorers are, they love incomplete answers. i think whether we will fine or not. i think that on you can get a fine on this track. shtrafanum. here he can be wrong twice, five and in and the king , let's 5:8, let's see what kind of beast, but how can i tell you, this is generally a state, five states surround the arctic region, in gene

city policy prohibit discriminatory harassing conduct against city employees and others during public meetings and will not be tolerated. we'll take public comment from those in person and then take remote public comment from those who receive accommodation for disability. alright. i think there are a few folks in the room who would like to comment. you got three minutes on the clock. when the buzzer goes off please end your comments. sorry, the black bar is a speaker so please don't put papers on there because they will make a noise. >> good afternoon and thank you for allowing me to speak. before i get started i want to-everything that moves free to electricity and electricity creates raderation and raderation creates noise. that makes sense in a second. public health is administered through algorithms through the public utilities and a lot don't know that because they want to keep that hush, hush. my name is christopher cline. i have 25 years of experience of investigation working with state, federal department of justice [indiscernible] miner in sociology and just recently went ba

people all over the city. this is a clearly issue of city wide import. this isn't a pocket neighborhood park, this is part of the ethose of san francisco and then let me say that i concur absolutely, which is first of all, the whole concept of government is to provide services which taxpayer dollars. the recreation and park department is by design a money loser. it is their to respond spends tax dollars to provide opportunities for the public. having said that, i agree that a marina facility should pay as much of its way as possible and we know the dredging cost about $592 thousand more per year then the fees jen rated. that doesn't mean you bomb the village to save it and that is the mentality here. i appreciate the budget legislative analyst report that clearly shows there are other ways recouping the dollars whether it is increased slip fees which by the way are born by the largest boats which are owned by the most wealthy people, and that there is elasty of demand because there is a huge wait ing list and likely people would still be on the waiting l

some of the densest in the city and world and also densest neighborhood in the city.cult it has been for firefighters to fight fair in narrow hallways, difficult spaces and with that, understanding that west side is facing that pressure to continue to build, which frankly i have been really supportive of, including supportive of passage of even supervisor melgar's legislation to make sure that we can have 4 plexes continuing to see how we can increase funding and support for people to build accessory dwelling units on the west side and with that, also this legislation was introduce on november 7 and let me just say it actually went to advisory committee and the coadvisory committee if you don't know, it actually under our department of building inspection with 17 members that really regulate and review building codes, mechanical and electrical and plumb codes, green building codes and housing codes, so we went to the advisory committee earlier this year and then also went to the building inspection commission. it was a 4-2-2 vote but really again it went out because t

in our law, we stated that the number of city and village council members is cities with more than onelion people 11 person cities from 200,000 to 1 million people with a population of 9. cities with more than 50,000 people to 200,000 people with a population of 7 people. other cities, 5 people, settlements from 200 households to 1000 households, 3 people, and from 1000 households to 5 people, with this decree, less than two years later, people will elect their representatives in villages and cities. fortunately , the position of these councils among the people is about it is very clear that the people are satisfied with this election, a kind of regional local assemblies have been formed and the villager and mayor are elected from it . i have made progress in terms of financial facilities. asphalt grade of moabal, the name of sarshe shurah is better than an idea, it is better to make a decision. some times you can't go to see the mayor. and the city council is in charge of replacing them. the city council is aware of the people's problems. people can easily make demands . the streets h

the siege of the city lasted 73 days. only after odessa found itself deep behind enemy lines did the soviet command decide to evacuate its defenders to crimea. our troops left the city by october 16, 1941. only after this did the rooms enter it. the first thing they did was destroy 3,000 red army soldiers. it’s best to burn it, and then, whoever tries to run out, shoot them with small arms, that is, this is completely classic, well, this is classic destruction, classic genocide. on october 22, 1941, odessa was rocked by a monstrous explosion. the former nkvd building, mined by soviet troops during their retreat from the city, flew into the air. it was here that the romanians located their commandant's office and the headquarters of the tenth infantry division. 135 romanian and german soldiers were trapped under the rubble. 79 of them died. among the dead was the military commandant of odessa, commander of the tenth division, general glagajanu. the day after the explosion, dictator antonescu ordered destruction. for each d

a city stands behind this guarantee, a city stands behind your purchase. we will host you at the central branch until 2:00 in the morning. do you know what is tahtari? we have to find a way so that the project does not fall asleep. we have to find a way to finance it . tahater means exchange of goods with goods, a new solution from gullis kashi. to solve your challenges in the field of construction and participation in the development and construction of national housing. to acquire no, the reason is that you can go to the city of home appliances the fees are less and the fee is calculated only from the cash balance. it is very easy, up to 300 million tomans, no real estate collateral is required, no blocking of the guarantor's deposit, up to 50 million, my guarantor does not want to pay back up to 5 years, no, i said the real thing, wait , i will ask about rome's legal fees, sorry, the terms of the loan for legal entities. short-term deposit, long-term repayment, nikan mlam plan, mlam credit institution. the meeting of the president with 50 representative

and village councils is cities with a population of more than one million people, 11 people , cities with a population of 20,000 to one million people, a population of 9 people, cities with a population of more than 50,000 to 200,000 people, a population of 7 people, other cities, 5 people, towns with a population of 200 or more. khan up to 1000 households 3 people and from 1000 khans and above 5 people with this resolution less than two years later the people of these councils place their representatives among the people . it is formed and the villager and mayor are elected from it. i made progress in terms of our facilities in mongoh, we have a vector network for you, the order of asphalt roads. the head of the council is better than an idea , it is better to make a decision. it is best for a series of times. well , you can't go and see the mayor . you can't meet with the council. you can discuss it with the council. according to the law of the village and city councils, in addition to electing the village head and the mayor , even monitoring the performance and the city council is

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is was working to our county clerk diane ray office but ran into the city administrator and city county enter ourselves and say city administrator carmen chui, asked when i was going and had not met diane and said let me walk you and call to make sure. carmen chui also sends her best. and to give an official welcome to city hall, we will have paul miyamoto and paul henderson. first up, sheriff paul miyamoto. [applause] >> thank you president soo. good morning everyone. if we could have a turn-out like this at our board meetings, i will be very happy if that is what you accomplish, terry. want to acknowledge everybody presence. thank you for all being here. it is important to continue that sort of engagement and our office actually very much looks forward working hand in hand with our new inspector general. one thing very important to understand, this supports our shared goals, our shared vision. t nojust with the sheriff office and oversight bored and your mission as the inspector general, but with the community at large. transparency, accountability, continuous improvement, those are t

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

to great opportunity to serve the city.ve 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 ideas for what i wanted do wh

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in other cities nationally. to participate in this. just visit comprehensive health service centers, health centers and health centers all over the country. as well as seniors 18 years old can record their fasting blood pressure and blood sugar levels by referring to the link sent to them by sms. the national health campaign continues in the first phase until the 15th of december. early awareness in more effective care. public relations of the ministry of health, treatment and medical education. they had come to pay their respects to the commander of hearts, that too on the birthday of the lady of two worlds. air again the congregational prayer was also held at the top of the mosque . i attended the congregational prayer. after the congregational prayer , they were coming near the bridge when an explosion occurred and i didn't understand anything. my mother had come, i was making a cake, i was going to take her to my mother on mother's day. in another house , the mother and child of fatemeh rajabzadeh and zahra

kind of a cheat burdens image as a party city. this is where paul called brent grew up and got involved in the c. now he is one that believes most successful duties and music producers civic. so it folks, many memories of summer sunshine, the outdoors. and i don't know who we all the truck is kind of, i guess, a clip track, but you know, kind of wrapped in a pop song or pop song about typically paul comp. brandon sky inside is most a well known as a 2nd tractor. the film version calling film, but the d. j in the berlin nightlight kind of shed. uh, what's the director dolling calling in the ninety's and the 2000 and this was the other 2 to life. it's right to life in the cities that was constantly in flux, that's an honor kick sitting in the office and start off on business just as a junior wards lives off this fibers. berlin city coming together is on the box and that's what i wanted to show this way. these type of bundle plays because of some of the film a not yet successful d g who uses a lot of drugs, sheets on his girlfriend a