the uvalde city council. earlier today, that uvalde city meeting scheduled for tomorrow was canceled. yesterday, the president and first lady brought flowers to the elementary school site, robb elementary in uvalde, and they touched the photos of the murdered children and two teachers who lost lives trying to save the lives of those children. president biden and the first lady joe biden attended sunday mass in uvalde, at the catholic church filled with mourners including some of the family members of the victims, and as the president was leaving, some in the crowd pleaded with the president to do something. he responded by saying i will. >> joining us now is msnbc's sam brock in uvalde. sam, that city council meeting for tomorrow has been canceled. that was the next time that people in uvalde had a right to expect to learn more about what happened in that school. what next? >> reporter: that's just it. so basically, lawrence, good evening, good to be with you, since last tuesday, that's the last time we heard

, and we know that the city council there constantly returned these russophile names to kharkiv itselfbut tomorrow the question of renaming four toponyms in kharkiv would like to know how you feel about this . moskovskii avenue is proposed separately on heroiv avenue in kharkiv and moskovskii district on soutivskii district. although i thought there was a saltivskyi district, the belgorod highway to the kharkiv highway, the belgorodsky descent on heroiv rescuers street. how do you feel about such an initiative? is it now? how important is it now, i am simply not a member of the kharkiv community, after all, i live in the city of izyum and i am a member of the izyum city council, so it is not quite correct for me to say something like that in my to the city council, we will certainly initiate all these measures, and the only thing i can add is that we will rather specify in our city which heroes this street is in order to really engrave this memory in the national memory identity and also to perpetuate with dignity the memory of the heroes who protect ukraine raisin and who will liberat

the city council is considering population control through lethal removal. a statement to kron 4 from foster city government reads in part, quote. >> this excessive concentration poses potential health risks to both foster city residents and visitors users of our parks and waterways, lagoon, water, quality testing regularly shows high e-coli levels partly attributed to goose droppings. among other factors, activists say movil is cruel and instead of spending thousands of taxpayer dollars on this plan, the city should try some other solutions just to see that or even think about them being heard. it's just really canada geese are federally protected under the migratory bird treaty act. >> meaning the city cannot kill or capture the animals without federal authorization. nonlethal methods such as fogging dog hazing and strobe lights. the city says have not worked as long as they do that as >> city officials say so far they have not received the necessary federal permits to move forward with killing these birds. they are, however, encouraging people to continue

preparing for it now very actively we are working with the opening of our humanitarian centers of the city council name mariupol is called in order to make such diasporas in those cities where our people have settled en masse, to help them somehow somehow stick together, in addition, we are considering several projects there it is probably a little general to say about it, but we have, let's say, the idea of ​​gradually moving to a compact, really populated in our own, and opening some productions that will definitely be needed at the beginning for mariupol, including in the process of recovery. that is, it can be well, like some kind of mobile houses there. yes, that’s fine. then we’ll take them and immediately move to the city and start rebuilding it. of course, we have certain plans. natalonia will rebuild its own city, besides, we understand that 200 000 went, well, 100,000 remained there, at least in the city , and let's just say that mariupol will not become a city of half a million again quickly, yes. sooner than in 5-10 years. and it is very good if it happens. there are 200,000 there, and

never, except for work in the city council.king as the director of a security agency, according to some sources, the employees of the office do not complained about the delay in wages and the fact that the boss behaves harshly with them here in the extreme ufa among residential buildings and garages located. the sugar agency of the people's choice here is the door, it is open let's try to enter this agency inside it resembles a rooming house its own kitchen, a separate room with beds where employees rest after hard shifts. but arseniy is often here in general, and he delays salaries, they talk about this topic. no salary is delayed, either good or not at all, if in latin, then before kamalov outben out nickel, perhaps, here they are afraid that they, too, will fall. the anger of the chief after what happened , the deputies did not appear in the office. but he visited his ex-wife, trying to talk for hours, he could stand at the entrance. actually, the ex-wife of the deputies lived in this house in the apartment and parents here,

us via skype, now we have a new connection and ihor is in touch with us sholtis, deputy of lviv city councilthat is currently protecting the country in the south-eastern direction, we congratulate mr. ihora . good day. congratulations. congratulations. glory to ukraine and thank you for finding the opportunity to get involved. you are actually now in the hottest areas of the front . the general staff says that the enemy is preparing for more intensive attacks, but has not focused e- er, but i’m sorry. i’ve already concentrated significant forces in the er east and the south for a breakthrough, and i’m pulling up bigger units, a larger number of units, and a larger amount of equipment, so i’m just trying to use all possible forces and technical means in order to achieve their goals. how does the situation with the enemy's offensive and our age look like through your eyes? what is changing in recent days, in particular, we know about the lend-lease law adopted by the united states of america, which simplifies ukraine's acquisition of weapons by ukraine, including those weapons that can now gre

the city council is considering population control through lethal removal. a statement to kron 4 from foster city government reads in part, quote. >> this excessive concentration poses potential health risks to both foster city residents and visitors users of our parks and waterways, lagoon, water, quality testing regularly shows high e-coli levels partly attributed to goose droppings. among other factors, activists say removal is cruel and instead of spending thousands of taxpayer dollars on this plan, the city should try some other solutions just to see that or even think about them being heard. it's just really canada geese are federally protected under the migratory bird treaty act. >> meaning the city cannot kill or capture the animals without federal authorization. nonlethal methods such as fogging dog hazing and strobe lights. the city says have not worked as long as they do that as >> city officials say so far they have not received the necessary federal permits to move forward with killing these birds. they are, however, encouraging people to continu

the city council in daly city is taking up this issue of military style equipment.in daly city there simply updating existing policies in conjunction with the new state law and are not considering any new equipment purchases at this time reporting in san jose, i'm mark sayer. ktvu fox two news. thousands of miles away from ukraine. music is helping the people of that war torn country coming up. we will take you to tonight's bay area relief concert and a closer look at how a hillside comes crashing down up in alaska. we're checking in on those winds. it's flowing a little bit out there, but it's not as much so we're going to see cooler overnight lows and the wind overnight lows and the wind kicks back up tom under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit but when chesa boudin and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to

this is the message provided by the lviv city council. think that the state leadership will hear it, and if there are constructions . we will always be on guard. if you have already been told a lot about israel, which builds everything new only according to such standards, realizing that they have been living in a peaceful country for many years, but in a state of war, they play it safe and do everything so that even in the situation the country is in, residents are protected as much as possible and understand that the state thinks about them and takes care of them. i am sure that even at the legislative level, the lobby of developers will change and their mentality will change a little in the heads of many i think that their brains are already starting to work in the right direction and they want and will build and are already developing, for sure , programs how they will build, and understanding that it will become more expensive, they will probably calculate it, some part will be laid down for sure and in the cost price will look more

they, uh, zhek said that his work is blocked , they can't do anything, representatives of the city counciluh, it's also a scheme they cannot build because they need an intermediary who will be, let's say, an executor between the council and people who live, including in another apartment, but they cannot find such intermediaries. they cannot find people who would perform these works because they say that these people don't want to deal with it now, well, it's strange enough, but these are the words, and it was said before that intermediaries should be already. for example, who doesn't have condominiums, it's a big problem for us, because you can't get a phone call. you can't get a phone call. for example, they sometimes put a driver in a call center who says that i am a driver, i can't do anything about it, the person has a big problem. a story that it seems that everyone is waiting for the people to restore their housing themselves and then just say appropriate let's say the work of these people but i will repeat it like this betrayal betrayal conspiracy theory i really hope that this is

. >> several oakland city council members announced a proposed ballot measure on tuesday known as the approved, but move nearly 7 million dollars in annual cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund to a separate fund to pay services for the victims of the war on drugs. here in oakland between 1995 2015. >> more than 12,000 residents. were incarcerated due to cannabis drug offenses. 77% of the homes black. >> men and women city council member lauren taylor, who was one of the sponsors of the proposal, says the diverted funds would be used towards mental health services, housing, support and community and economic development. we need to see this initiative. >> placed on the ballot. so that. some things can be made right? >> community members in support of the emerald new deals spoke at tuesday's press conference. what we need is that restitution that but not money with is to make sure we are in short for folks live in today and generations. if passed, the measure would create a 9 person commission that would oversee an determine who qualifies for the services which are aimed at

. >> several oakland city council members announced a proposed ballot measure on tuesday known as the emerald a new deal which if approved, but move nearly 7 million dollars in annual cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund to a separate fund to pay services for the victims of the war on drugs. here in oakland between 1995 2015. >> more than 12,000 residents. were incarcerated due to cannabis drug offenses. 77% of the homes black. >> men and women city council member lauren taylor, who was one of the sponsors of the proposal, says the diverted funds would be used towards mental health services, housing, support and community and economic development. we need to see this initiative. >> placed on the ballot. so that. some things can be made right? >> community members in support of the emerald new deal spoke at tuesday's press conference. what we need is that restitution that but not money with is to make sure we are in short for today and generations. if passed, the measure would create a 9 person commission that would oversee an determine who qualifies for the services which

hell and again under attack, the russians were looking for a new god in the mykolaiv region, the city councilrted that the center of the city was significantly destroyed, whether there were any victims among the population, they found out that they attacked and mykolaiv was targeted at industrial facilities, a children's sports complex residential quarters and shopping centers, one person was killed and injured, how many are currently being specified in the operational command of the south, these were point-blank strikes in the area of ​​one of the settlements of the mykolaiv oblast, the fact that the shelling continues mykolaiv itself and mykolaiv oblast, as a rule, this is due to exhaustion from not being able to react in any other way. just like the missile strikes on odesa oblast that took place today at dawn, the occupiers are strengthening their positions in kherson oblast, the russian army is unloading equipment in the region, they have brought over 100 soviet tanks of the t-62 type and infantry fighting vehicles told the operational command south in the area of ​​novaya kakhovka and s

that is, on you and on the territory of the konotop city council, it means the konotop community, so explain your order of which council and on the territory of the city council. this is the entire konotop community, that is, please tell me the moscow patriarchate on the territory in ukraine, they are called differently on the territory of the community, in general, there are around a dozen of them, because they are not trying to expand there, they are there in the village near lypnemo, where there was not a single one of them like a temple, they bought a house there, one that was abandoned, and began to sculpt a cross there, put it on top , that is, well, loot

before all saints of the ukrainian people, the lviv city council divided the plot of land into two partse of which was set aside for the square and the other for the needs of the religious community. but from my point of view, the area will continue to be a square according to all the resolutions of the lviv city council and the existing ones that provide that this area is a square. the area given to you is used as a square as of today, so for now the decisions are positive and we still, we are waiting for a positive result at the initiative of the relevant court, the land resources management was involved and in this regard the case has been postponed, we anticipate that the next time, in the future, a decision can be made according to the merits, taking into account all the appeal proceedings well, of course , we count on the fact that the decision of the court of first instance, which was made in favor of the community, in favor of the square, accordingly, it will remain in the village. these are the cases for the moment. i will meet with you at 19:00. you can read more news on the es

in general, we have a party for the city council.s interested. after the missile attacks on odesa, when was the death, the death was a local resident, not the military, there is a three -month-old child who died, did you understand, and here are these people who loved russia very much, and the answer is yes , they understood, which means, according to our survey, 44% support the renaming of streets named after the honor of russian figures or cities, 48% of odessans are in favor of joining nato named after russian figures, we have more than 20 streets named after russian places, novgorod, rostov, makhachkalin, uh, whatever, there are even belarusian ones, brest, minsk , and amur, baikal, and when you well, if you don't understand the situation there, uh, you didn't study history and you find yourself in odesa or you were born in odesa and you grow up in odesa, you are a child of it. then you understand that this is a russian place, because russian figures are praised here, russian cities are even there, there is dmytro donskoy street,

no , such projects of decisions have not yet passed through the meeting of the kyiv city council. think so. that it will still be also apply to the state budget. i think that the government is currently working on a complex solution for everyone, for everyone, for all citizens. and there are a number of initiatives that have been affected, in particular, that are now specifically related to the collection of information, because very, very many victims, unfortunately, it is very difficult now to assess the full scale of the destruction, the full scale of the damage - this applies to both well, this information is needed as well as for the medical side, this is so that in the future we can also the state of ukraine and privately present our the lawsuit against russia in particular well, what concerns the compensation of reparations for what well, and also well, of course, what concerns the compensation of these citizens who have already lost something or other material losses, mr. vasyl, i am next. i have a question about the situation with gasoline and diesel in the capital, i und

city council members want to demolish 60 monuments and memorial plaques to rename up to half a thousandparks, and names of belarusian origin may also fall under the ban, as a country that supported russia's aggression, five metro stations that roman sukhan knows can get new names, the druzhby narodiv metro station can very soon change its name and become for example , the european or botanical garden, not far from here is the national botanical garden on leo tolstoy square, they want to name it in honor of the poet vasyl stus, who was repressed by the soviet authorities or in honor of the modern poet lina kostenko , the beresteyska station can become buchan or irpin in honor of the cities of heroes of the kyiv region . after the ninth of may, the results will be published and a corresponding draft decision will be made. sheltered at the friendship of peoples station, which is named in honor of the friendship between russia, ukraine and belarus , also until may 9, the kyiv city council accepts applications for renaming streets, we already have 500 proposals we are renaming 15-20 streets

andt the santa clara city council meeting tonight. they want the city to deny the police activities league control over a bmx track. ktvu lamonica peters is in santa clara with more on tonight's meeting and what's next for that racetrack, lamonica. santa clara city council meeting is still in session, but both pal and the writers say they're committed to keeping the racetrack sanctioned , but without a partnership with usa bmx competing here could be in jeopardy. the city council has an opportunity either to you know, i think stick with their mission, which is to try to increase support for the kids, or it's an opportunity to regress it back to probably where it was in the in the late nineties, clara police activities league or powell has been operating this bmx racetrack for nearly 25 years, and on multiple occasions it's been the number one race track in the country. now some writers and their parents are asking the city to allow usa bmx to manage it. we're not allowed to hold events if we can't keep the sanction at santa clara bmx t

blight, public safety and homelessness are the city's biggest issues. >> when i served on the city council, we were the safest city in america. now when you look at numbers, we have lost 207 police officers since 2010 when i left. people want experience. experience matters. i also think character matters. >> reporter: the current council member is terming out. each of these five believe they've got what it takes and ask you to vote for them in the june 7th election. >>> no more cars. the roadway in san francisco that you can no longer drive on . >>> this weather system and a cold one at that could bring showers. we'll have a closer look, coming up. >>> the outrage over the leaked supreme court decision spilling into protests nationwide. don't miss an all new meet the press with chuck todd tomorrow at a special time, 6:00 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eigh

many protesters took their signs into tuesday's city council meeting. sue was not on the agenda, but the city spokesperson sent me a message part of it reads. with an obligation to maintain healthy waterways and inviting parks. foster city is considering the lethal removal of a limited number of geese. it goes on to say no action or decision on the matter has been made. the city is also in the process of getting all the necessary permits in case they do decide to move forward with this method reporting live in foster city. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright alyssa. thank you for that. and northern california woman who was pounced on by a mountain lion says it was her dog. who saved her life . wildlife officials say the two were on a walk yesterday in a rural area of trinity county, about four hours northwest of sacramento. the woman, who has not yet been identified, was on a trail with her dog when the mountain lion jumped on her from behind, digging its claws right into her left shoulder while seconds later, her £50 dog got into the middl

people who work in the city council, as well as people who returned to the city we lived without electricity along the supply line, without gas, supply for april, partly may. that was all, that is, all communications in the city have mostly been restored, except for individual points where serious destruction occurred during this time, defective commissions began to work. well, if we even we are talking about demining, the situation is roughly like this , and we have 70 applications and two brigades are processing them, you can understand the speed with which these brigades can go through it, er, do demining , which we already have at the moment, at the moment , they understood all the public places er, they are safe, checked, but there are questions about green zones, there is a question about this first entrance to the building, here of course you have to contact the city council, stand in line and wait, plus there are units of the territorial defense, well, volunteer er territorial formation, they help to speed up this process, but it is really slow due to the fact that the procedure and

was held in online mode, during which the mariupol city council prepared an appeal to the ministry of affairs of ukraine for support in solving the issue of the extraction of our military forces from the soviet union . and we all understand very well that at the moment it is very difficult to solve the issue of the mariupol diplomatic mission by military means, so it is necessary to make maximum efforts at the diplomatic level. must fight with the whole country and we, in principle, the whole country is hurting for them and ah-ah so what else do i want to say eh i am already using the opportunity i would like to address all our dear and beloved mariupol residents, those who have left or those who are trying to leave or those who have stayed for such reasons, the city, yes, let's do everything together, and don't give up, keep building, we will definitely win, we will definitely return, and we will definitely rebuild our city even better. therefore, somehow, let's talk about the plans of the russian invaders to hold a so -called referendum, which actually involves a fake procedure for

the city manager telling nbc news the chief was also just elected to uvalde city council but will not be sworn in tomorrow as planned arredondo, chief since 2020, has not issued any comment since the shooting authorities say officers waited inside robb elementary for 47 minutes before killing the gunman. >> this is really a law enforcement failure at every level. >> reporter: despite the shooting timeline released by investigators, state senator roland gutierrez says there are still gaps he wants answers to. >> have you had a chance to listen to some of those 911 calls made from inside the school >> i've seen the transcripts. i've not listened to them i did see some of the footage of the first seven officers in the school. >> what did you see? >> i'm ashamed to say it, but they pulled back. >> reporter: at the request of uvalde's mayor, the department of justice is reviewing the shooting response, to identify lessons learned and best practices, to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events today at the elementary school turned crime scene, a massive memoria

but one city council members trying to use new proposed city measures to stop that from happening.n four's taylor sackey explains that >> and now is going to have catastrophic effect. some tenants. james van is the co-founder of oakland tenants union. if the city were to move forward with its plan to allow landlords of rent-controlled properties. >> to increase rent by 6.7% in july. he says many tenants would no longer be able to make rent with inflation, driving up the costs of nearly everything 10 and i know. >> has received anything like a. a increase of 6.7% over last year. in fact, many tenants loss to he says the tenants union is working with city council member carol fife. >> who is now leading an effort to change the criteria that allows rent increases within the city of oakland starting july, the city will allow landlords to increase rents by 100% of the percentage increase in the consumer price index. however, council member five's proposed measure would instead allow landlords to only impose an increase of 60% of the percentage increase in the cpi or limit rent increases

, we hope that now all city councils will take this military factor into account, because there are also lot of new buildings in odesa, but in some strange way, these requirements and construction norms were not taken into account in recent years. because it is expensive, because it is more expensive . the former bomb shelter, and immediately after the start of the war, this room began to be used for its intended purpose. it is a bomb shelter, and now the civilian population of kyiv is hiding during airstrikes right there, and the tv channel was promptly removed from this room. anna eva melnyk is ready to tell the latest operational information, but not thank you for your word, colleague, i will tell you about the most important thing, in particular, about how posipaka medvedchuk prepared the overthrow of the constitutional system in ukraine and when the russians may disappear in our state and belarusian rubles russians continue to attack civilians and kill children in kharkiv oblast volunteers came under enemy fire while evacuating animals from an eco-park, a 15-year-old boy was killed,

you go to the small town of west liberty where the entire city council is going to be a black mexican community. there's just this past year with our local city council school board and mayoral elections there is a record number of communities of color, people of color running for office and the vast majority of them winning so that gets back to the success that we had. also i point out on the first black chair of either major party in iowa. i'm also currently the first african-american representative from my county and my city. i'm the first, i have the distinction of having served as the first black mayor of the city. so bwe build upon that growing diversity and the issues the diverse community space across the country we face them here and iowa as well but iowa has led and the nation has followed and we said that the black man barack obama could be and should be president of the unitedstates . we led iowa in saying that love is love and who you choose to marry, start a family with his up to you the rest of the country followed and going back to decades before brown versus board of

dmytro dmytro zamazin, a member of the mariupol city council, was in touch with us and, for washing,ll have a connection from luhansk region, and we will ask what the situation is there, we will also have a connection from mariupol uh, also at this hour let me remind you that as a result of the shelling of the occupiers, 103 people were injured in the mykolaiv region, the head of the mykolaiv regional council, hanna zamezeyeva, informed about this. actually, the victims have been hospitalized and they are all receiving the necessary help. well, if we talk about ukraine's victory at the eurovision song contest, then of course we can already see the incredible effects how is the world reacting to this victory, first of all, the world really began to be more interested in mariupol . of the defenders of mariupol who continue to fight on azovstal hundreds of people with ukrainian symbols and slogans gathered on the theme of the square and drew the attention of the international community with robes to the difficult situation that has developed in mariupol and chanted mariupol save the def

andrii ivanov, a member of the kharkiv city council and a volunteer, is already in touch with us.ratulations to andrii you, glory to ukraine, describe the situation with regard to the enemy who is retreating, which is more precisely being knocked out from under kharkiv. how far has the enemy retreated now? there are several areas they say about the state of the border. and in the region, too, this happens well, how would more or less buy us from you, that is, they can no longer shell from the same cities kharkiv suburbs as far as i understand, thank god no eh, but eh, those areas where well, we have time they liberated this suburb, this is the nearest adventure, and what we moved to that area is poured very heavily, especially if something large-sized comes in, the drones seem to fly and immediately begin to pour into the circus. they promised to take out directly the citizens who do not want to leave and remain in those settlements . and the wounded are told by the mayor of the city, vyacheslav zadorenko, what is known about shelling in dergach today, at night, they started shell

creek will be allowed to keep their outdoor dining spaces at least through the summer months, the city council voted to extend the city's outdoor dining program. it was launched two years ago after indoor dining was banned due to the pandemic. the extension allows restaurants to maintain their outdoor dining spaces in areas like former parking spots out there on the street. the council plans to consider a long term outdoor dining program at its june 21st meeting, which would be implemented over the next year. if approved. alright i hope you got a big weekend planned up. it looks pretty good. the weather is going to be slightly cooler tomorrow and then just level off, but by cooler instead of 90 upper eighties low nineties, it will be in the mid low eighties in the hot spots. and then it'll warm up a little bit for the rest of the weekend. so it's a nice looking weekend ahead. we do have that red flag warning mainly for the central valley, but it does pick up solano county in a wind advisory. for the north and east bay hills and the valleys of the north and the east bay and that says in effect

, so you are responsible for its distribution. the military administration and the city council have a lot of it, and for that we thank you, of course, because anyway it should go to those people who are in need of it today, i can say for the activities that we carry out and i will also be a lawyer for mykolaivska the council of lawyers. my colleagues and i also received an ambulance and handed it over to our regional municipal institution, so of course we are very grateful to our partners who work . for me, this is the big heart of europeans all over the world and i am personally very grateful. thank you, share it further. it is help that you asked a question, well, it should be for people who receive or do not receive to indicate that because today we provide help we are looking for help ourselves in humanitarian work from my colleagues in ukraine from my fellow deputies from my party members that's why i work in such a larger and larger capacity, and today i'm just handing over the sewage treatment plant that we received to the petro poroshenko foundation to one of the city's hosp

bullet, has appeared, most of the changes frankivsk deputies already approved at the session of the city councilow a number of streets are called the heroes of mariupol , the heroes of volnovakha, the heroes of kyiv, the heroes of kharkiv , the heroes of kherson, that is, those cities that today show patriotism, which shows loyalty and our boys and girls and the civilian population who defend ukraine in different ways, that's why we want hmm and renamed these streets that bore the name of russian writers there, those people who had nothing to do with frankivsk, but the street of academician sakharov ivano- frankish deputies of various convocations urged not to change the name of the street called chekists before the independence, and when the system was broken, it was renamed to the street of the human rights defender sakharov, this decision was taken by the first democratic ivano-frankivsk city council it was here that the main offices of the kdb and the police were located. it was a blow to a system that was actually already falling apart , recalls volodymyr kovalchuk, a deputy of the ivano-fr

for all these years, or shows the deputy of the odessa city council, we hope that now all city councils take this into account the military factor, because there is also a lot of it in odessa

the senate by the end of this week dmytro zamazin is already with us, a member of the mariupol city councilmytro good morning now we hear good morning now we hear mr dmytro please tell me what is the latest you have information, we read that they were shelled again, and from australia, are there any new wounded? well, the russian federation, this terrorist state continues to abuse mariupol and the people of mariupol, and when was the last humanitarian when she left and they immediately started shooting from everything from everything that was in russia from all of all the e-e projectiles and actually speaking , our guys now have problems with getting to their hospital because of the ruptures of those air pods of air weapons that there is uh in the russian federation uh, he is flooding uh basements and the situation is very tense, how was it? actually, last week, last month, uh, ex-commander azov informed about the preparation of a military operation to unblock mariupol, that's it. - one of the latest news, in addition to the diplomatic way of deblocking mariupol, the ukrainian defenders are

russian military at the end of april, after the mayor was expelled, they changed the flag above the city council , the occupiers announced that oleksandr kobets would be in charge of the city. the former omer of kherson, volodymyr saldo, who lost to the current mayor ihor kolykhaev in the elections, there is also an odious character in kherson, kyrylo strumoousov, he is an ardent anti-vaccinator and a supporter of the russian world, and he sharpens deputy saldo or a cop, whether he is engaged in eh, it is not clear now, but life continues in the city, despite the efforts of the occupiers, and even the current mayor did not leave the city, he remains in the city, but in the region , the head of the community continues to draft his mandate, for example, he drafted his mandate today the head of the chaplin community, oleksiy faustov, these people who lead the communities either force them to submit credentials, or they have to leave due to persecution, or they are simply kidnapped. like, for example, my head of prystan oleksandr babich was kidnapped more than a month ago, he is in captivity, what a

but a city council member. what's the change that, you know, the cars have been altered to ride close to the ground. so really cool. this became a phenomenon in the 60's and 70's during the chicano civil rights movement. the cars go up and down all around. they become a symbol in the latino community and people have a lot of fun, you know, hanging out a cultural event. but in the early 90's, many cities and including san jose implemented an ordinance that banned cruising around with fellow riders bounced around. there was a misconception the people driving the cars are part of gangs are involved in criminal activity. city council member raul peralez says the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture. >> the commonly held and racially based misconception was that low riders were looking. members are engaged in criminal activity. and the prohibition on cruising serve as a tool to perpetuate and give legal credibility to racial discrimination and the enforcement and criminalization. >> ellis also said

the verkhovna rada is already a people's liaison, now mykola dovbnya, a member of the druzhkiv city councillcome you, mr. mykola slava to ukraine. a strategically important city is also a small town located not far from kramatorsk. above is located in particular the slavic ones. populated areas and in your village as of now. good day once again, studio. thank you, espresso channel, for the opportunity to come out. thank you . on the importance of people being able to express different opinions and what happened with the channels of the press is generally wild. from my point of view as a deputy of the city council, which is now directly related to the situation that has developed in kramatorsk shkirki sloviansk more or less it was calm, it was peaceful in the morning, there were missile explosions, well, this has become the norm for us, i have not heard such powerful ruptures, so i think that nothing happened. well, you left in the morning, more or less, as for the estuary, there was a big problem eh wholesale on the powerful wild artem caught fire, the fire took a long time to be extinguish

petro obukhov, a member of the odessa city council, was in touch with us. to odesa. i by the way, i want to tell you now what why is it very important today actually odesa today is not the only odesa region now is not the only one and is it the only region through which ukraine has access to the sea i am not saying that access to the ports is because now the ports are blocked not because of that what can we say there, all the cities have been captured because all the ports have been captured. no, not all the captures, but the trouble is that the russian ships have now actually taken control of it as a terrorist control of the black sea water area, not only that there are these mines floating there. and to these mines are also thrown out to the coast of the odesa region, and they are floating on the sea. well, plus, russian ships, of course, now pose a threat and have blocked the black sea for our ships, which could bring food and other things to other countries, for example, because of the blocking of the black sea water area due to blocking our ports due t

dmytro bilotserkovets, one of the co-chairs of the udar faction in the kyiv city council. dmytro, mr. dmytro, i congratulate the chairman. i am an adviser to the city mayor and also the head of the udar faction. about the budget of the capital, at the beginning of this year, they said that it would amount to 2 billion euros as the equivalent in hryvnias in hryvnias. of course, now what are the estimates for the budget? well, i can tell you the results for the first quarter, the revenue is less than 50% of the revenue part of the budget, we see that there was a really normal income only in the first two months of this year, that is, january and february, compared to march , the indicators are already much worse. we have less than a hundred percent of the revenue part. that is, we can expect that by the end of the year it may be less than 50%, because the first months they showed more than predicted, then everything went to sleep. now we expect a slightly better situation than we saw in march and april, because the business is opening little by little anyway, it's almost in g

the banks did not work , the state treasury bodies also do not work , so in rivne i sent to two city councilsllow employees and the situation is difficult, i said go without thinking about it, they settled there, began to deploy work in the tsnapa, re-registered all their accounts, all payments and accordingly complete the management of the town of flinty e let's say from the territory of the city of rivne and there is still no connection with the crime its managers say that the city is under occupation and the city hall has been moved and it has been completely destroyed . the officials themselves were left homeless and the officials themselves were refugees. my house was destroyed by hail. it was a miracle that we survived. it was hell on earth . the dog and what they were wearing and left, so they didn't cook. well, there's nothing. well, good people have flown everything. they give everything. they temporarily live in rivne oblast, and the residents of crimea are now under the control of luhansk oblast. they are establishing contact with them so that to support our people, the displaced p

also, in the near future, the city council intends to launch the metro. people could go wherever theyon saturday, will be published on the website of the kharkiv city council scheme of work of ground transport i took the decision что первые две недели until we restart the economy of kharkiv public transport will be free mykolaiv again with water this was told by the deputy head of the office of the president kyrylo tymoshenko, according to him water supply has been restored for residential buildings , hospitals and critical infrastructure he noted that the main and reserve lines of the dnipro-mykolaiv main water pipeline were destroyed by enemy shelling, 80% of which is located on therefore , it was difficult for the occupied part of the kherson region to solve the water situation. however , the task of the president was fulfilled in the south of ukraine , according to the general staff, the enemy is gathering forces on the coast of the sea of ​​azov to cover their troops, the occupiers have increased the shelling of settlements in the zaporizhzhia region, thousands of people are leav

in november, city council voted to go forward with the mitigation plan. which calls for applying for federal permits for population control that only once federal federal depredation permits are issued. can the city then take the geese? take includes killing the birds, trapping the bird's egg adlene and destruction of active active nous. council members say the leftover droppings from more than 300 geese can create hazardous conditions in neighborhood lakes and lagoons. n b, a source of spreading contamination. they also worry about public safety. if the geese walk onto the roadways, some voicing opinions during monday night's council meeting. probably a better alternative than please don't means thing. i like birds or while like keys and i don't like that people killing them just because they poop poop in their own. we people are home. it should be just fine. the city says other methods like strobe lights didn't work ideas like fencing or using dogs to scare and harass the geese away and keeping goose eggs from hatching created temporary solutions but are

donbas by an enemy sniper bullet, most of the changes frankiv deputies have already approved at the city council number of streets are called the heroes of mariupol , the hero of volnovakha, the heroes of kyiv, the heroes of kharkiv, the heroes of kherson, that is, those cities that today show patriotism that shows loyalty and our boys and girls and civilian insurgents protect ukraine with different methods, that's why we want hmm and renamed these streets that bore the name of russian writers there, those people who frankivska had nothing to do with akademik sakharov street, ivano-frankivsk deputies of various denominations urged not to change the street until independence, the street was called chekists and when the system was broken, it was renamed to human rights defender sakharov street, this decision was made by the first democratic city council of ivano-frankivsk this is where the main offices of the kdb were located at that time and militia it was a blow to a system that was actually already falling apart , volodymyr kovalchuk, a deputy of the ivano-frankivsk regional council of the firs

the oakland city council vote on making the city a sanctuary for women seeking abortions. uncilwoman shank how says that would send a powerful message to women nationwide. she introduced the plan as an emergency measure for today's council meeting. the local proposal is similar to governor newsom's plan to make california sanctuary state. the actions come after a leaked draft opinion by the u. s. supreme court indicated justices could soon overrule the landmark abortion ruling row versus wade. children's services agencies say a reversal of roe v. wade could have a big impact on the child care system. research shows more often low income women and those of little means have abortions at a disproportionately higher rate. children's service agencies say if those women are denied abortion rights, other problems will result. we're probably going to see an increase of young folks that cannot take care of their kids. and where are those kids going to go? oftentimes those kids are gonna end up in the foster care system unless we as a system gets smart. we get upstream right now. he

if we were to say that it is communal property, then in that case, the city council should have directlyepted the application, and mostly in irpen, there are such houses in gostomel and vorzeli in buch and makarov in such houses where there are private zheks, so it really has to be done through a private zhek, and already a private management company, a private zhek will transfer all these applications to the relevant local government body, therefore, there are three simple ways: the action of the local self-government body and the police a well, everyone, why go to the police, if it’s just glass or is it damage to property, why, in any case, is it fixing the damage, which also needs to be certified in order for you to have an appropriate certificate from the police. tell me any thank you for your evaluations, because it is very soon until autumn, there are still four and a half months left until the cold weather, when at least the work on the replacement of the damaged houses was completed, i generally translated when they can be finished, we are already starting these works and this we

mykola dovbnya from druzhkovsky of the city council was in touch with us.d on and we hope for the wisdom of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine and for what we have . that we have a plan and says at least this is what the american institute for the study of war simply does not just happen in donbas and this one from donbas can be heard and we hear it and we share this concern and all this horror of this war as much as we can. that's how do reporting to those who are now in better conditions, again, thanks to heroism and suffering. and in the east of our country , very difficult times are going on. territories