the mayor gets elected the voters of the city as a whole, and it has a three member city council who are elected from district. and those districts have to have equal populations to to one another. that's also keep things simple hypothesized the city objects in jacksonville. i thought i could keep up with the chart. i could. yeah. the city of saxe and annville is made up. of 50%. supporters of political party. the red team and 50% supporters of another political party. the blue team. and so those are the only candidates who are contesting elections in sacks of bill. so who's the mayor of jacksonville we're going to to that. okay so so the elections in jacksonville there's no opportunity for a jerry mattering that right because gerrymandering requires boundaries it requires districts so the outcome of the elections, mayor, are going to be driven by that can be driven by turnout. the more red team or blue team turn out to vote in the election. and they're going to be driven by the quality the candidates. so let's say that the blue team nominates a particularly incompetent candidate for

the anti-leaders in terms of the number of deputies of the traitors in donetsk region mariupol city council, what a city presented us with heroes from azovstal, a city that was repulsed with great blood by ukrainian defenders in 2014, a city into which the state and private business have invested billions of hryvnias over the past 8 years, and a completely destroyed city for the residents of which the rashists have set up filtration camps, just teeming with collaborators, nine deputies at once city ​​councilors from the opzh swore allegiance to the russian fascist regime aghibov valeriy local businessman co-owner of the company tavriya that is engaged in the sale of food products for rent real estate and motor vehicle repair burlakov serhii, an eternal servant of darkness and all evil, was first elected to the district council from the party of regions, then failed in the elections under the banner of the party of our region, now a businessman with a mandate from the regional police is engaged in the construction business, repairing motor vehicles, helping the russians to gain a foothold in

anti-leader in terms of the number of deputies of the traitors in donetsk region, is the mariupol city council the city that gave us heroes from azovstali, a city that was fought back with great blood by ukrainian defenders in 2014, a city in which the state and private business have invested billions of hryvnias over the past 8 years and the destroyed city for the residents of which the rashists set up filtration camps is simply teeming with collaborators at once nine deputies of the city council from the opzzh swore allegiance to the russian fascist regime aghibov valery, a local businessman, co-owner of the company tavria, which is engaged in the trade of food products, rental of real estate and repair of motor vehicles burlakov serhiy, the eternal servant of darkness and everything lihyo was first elected to the district council from the party of regions, then failed in the elections under the party's banner our region is now a businessman with a mandate from the police. he is engaged in the construction business, repairs vehicles, helps the russians to secure from mariupol, karpenko olena

the anti-leaders in terms of the number of deputies of the traitors in donetsk region mariupol city councilcity that gave us heroes from azovstal, the city that was repulsed by ukrainian defenders with great blood in in 2014, the city into which the state and private business have invested billions of hryvnias over the past 8 years, and the completely destroyed city for the residents of which the rioters set up filtration camps is simply teeming with collaborators. at once, nine deputies of the city council from the opzj swore allegiance to the russian fascist regime. valery agibov, a local businessman and co-owner of the company tavriia engaged in food trade, real estate rental and motor vehicle repair burlakov serhiy eternal servant of darkness and all evil at first was elected to the district council from the party of regions, then failed in the elections under the party's banner, our region is now a businessman with a mandate from the regional office of the people's republic of ukraine. invasion, this mandate holder handed over to the occupation administration the personal files of empl

strategy and there is a certain vision the head of the department of education of the kherson city council-e was just in kyiv and now this issue is being resolved at the highest level, all points are agreed with the ministry of education the situation is controlled but for now in detail step by step as this will happen and i will not open the curtain because we are getting closer to september 1 and as already mentioned one of the options related to the educational ones will now try to re-establish contact with i really wanted to ask galina lugova, now there is an opportunity to switch to online education and, in principle , we do not have a single platform, so far online education itself is only a platform with materials where children can familiarize themselves with ms. galina, perhaps there is an understanding with the ministry for children to study online but is there any pressure on the teachers from the side of the occupiers? i have to confirm it just now. i had an interview a few weeks ago. i told the public in just a few words that the purpose of the online education of children who

state and people, but began to serve the occupiers. traitors in donetsk region are the mariupol city council city that gave us heroes from azov, a city that was repulsed by ukrainian defenders with great blood in 2014, a city in which the state and private business have invested billions of hryvnias over the past 8 years, and a completely destroyed city for its residents, whose residents have built filtration the camps are simply teeming with collaborators. at once, nine deputies of the city council from the people's republic of ukraine swore allegiance to the russian fascist regime. deals in food products, rents real estate, and repairs motor vehicles. burlakov serhiy, an eternal servant of darkness and all evil, was first elected to the district council from the party of regions, then failed in the elections under the banner of the party of our region. mariupoli karpenko olena professional unemployment , don't let the cute features of this deputy's face mislead you after her appointment, this mandate holder handed over to the occupation administration the personal files of employees of cul

is the city council, it is the city deputies, the city council never has any access to the registrationve the territory of the zaporizhzhia district, so even in this wording there is nothing true. the registration of the e-e crossing of the m-m padel is taking place, there are no quotas according to the fact that the occupiers are passing 200 e-e cars and we, too, about 200 cars will be allowed to pass to our side of the raft, there is the melitopol district vasylkivskyi district e.e. pologovsky district and berdyanskyi district separately quota is e.e. united e.t. khersonskaya luhansk. e technical passport for the car and the driver's driver's license. they enter everything on the computer, or the driver can himself via the internet in the city, data on his car and those people who are going to cross the border, then you are erased automatically in the queue and then they are skipped according to the queue about the fact that someone from the leadership or employees of the regional military administration was detained. i called yesterday specifically because i had a lot of friends sent

kramatorsk city council with the assistance of the donetsk regional government e-e evacuates people toirovohrad oblast 600 places for the kirovohrad oblast kirovohrad oblast therefore they can go there kramatorsk he provides delivery to pokrovsk to the train but i want to say the initiative of the president probably it is aimed at the positive but i want to point out that in the five months of the war that we already have, and eight years before that, there should have been built some towns or redeveloped those recreation centers and some other premises specifically for displaced persons because even now they are being evicted from the school, although the president herself, mrs. varishchuk, says it is illegal, but try to tell that to the people who are there in the schools and they know the situation inside, so there must be some kind of program, not just to say that everyone left , we all moved as a state, we have to provide those people with housing, and at least with proper conditions, because winter is ahead, and everyone knows how to rent housing. this is not a small amount. you

, you know about kateryna, can betray us a little bit, let's look at the decisions of the city councilagain that the algorithm is very simple. it's very simple, let's ask everyone, everything will happen in their hands, the answer is also from the question ending. this story about the fact that britain has already decided what it will transmit, well, it was true, it was last year, but nevertheless it is coming ukrainian sailors have been trained on these minesweepers, surely you would be of great help in the demining of the black sea, the black sea water area of ​​the coast and around odesa, there are also questions like logistics, how to get them safely to odessa, but something else is being prepared, odessa is preparing to meet these minesweepers, do you have any ideas how it will happen, well, look we live in the realities of war, there are certain things and questions to which you are not getting answers right now , and that's why i think that these questions are just not in time, so we will all see them, thank you very serhiy, the brother of sunny, the head of odesa uva, was in to

the city council voted to bring them. that's expected to cost about $800,000. >> 65 cameras will be installed all over the city and on some police cars. the city says the information from those cameras will go into a police database. the idea they say is to help officers with ongoing investigations that might involve stolen cars or amber alerts. the cameras will be installed over the next 3 to 6 months. >> california will begin phasing out gas-poweled cars with the deadline of 2035, the california air resources board unanimously approved that policy today once in effect, people would still be allowed to drive gas cars and purchased used ones. there are a lot of questions you because you can imagine with this remove we get the very latest now from our capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace. >> the meeting here lasted some 5 hours in the bottom line is this in 13 years time, all new cars sold in california must be electric. >> and us, all right. >> with that in animals vote, the california air resources board officially appro

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. nikki fortunato bass and her council colleagues as elected leaders tasked with keeping the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> or as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and the city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core service. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be ripple deeply politically correct. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district kind of down in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not doing the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has b

searches were conducted in e.e. the acting mayor of the city of zaporizhzhia by the secretary of the city council and his deputy from the humanitarian part of the person who is responsible for precisely the humanitarian direction of the work of the city government and together with them the same investigative actions were carried out at the regional level in the regional military administration of the search regarding the humanitarian direction there as well about the details of these searches, and in the future , we are waiting for the sources and the publication of this information, mr. dmytro's larger actions in melitopol are ongoing. there was a lot of news. please tell us what happened there in the last day, and melitopol is also a tradition. as in zaporizhzhia they are trying to play back this lesson yes so er-e nightmare the city a-a because they have a goal there so that it is not achievable for you and may it remain somewhere outside of their life there this lesson and will be unattainable and in the future and together we stand in melitopol , taking into account its importance, yes, the

an outburst last november caused a man to suspend the city council meeting.any of the protesters disrupted it. marching against hate they took notice in yesterday's meeting and they signed the bill. it authorizes the members to remove anyone who is being disruptive. they sponsored the bill saying threats and intimidation of public meetings is unacceptable. >> here's some good news now. >>> gas prices have dropped for 78 days. that's the most we have seen in more than 15 years. earlier this year oil prices had been dropping since june and now it's bringing down gas prices. they are still higher than they were this time last year. here's a closer look at the bay area. they now have an average per gallon. there at 6:63 in june. santa fe also seeing more than a gallon drop. compared to a high of 6:54. >> things are going to start looking a lot less green in los angeles county. 4 million people will be required to stop all outdoor watering for two weeks starting september 6th. they fear the cost is coming up next. the metropolitan water district is trying to fix a

well, i 'll tell you that the lion's share of people who were present at that time during the city council often raised their hands to fight, and that made me happy. at that moment, i understood that the city would not fall and the city would stand . and the city will fight at this very moment, i realized it and well, i was happy about it, i understand that it is not known how it will end, it is not known what will be the meaning of people with these who raise their hands and who do not raise their hands to fight eh but i understood that what we stand for, that we will defeat a that we still have genetics and that blood of ours that at one time in 1659, that is 363 years ago, held the city when even then the muscovites went very deep into the rear of ukrainian territory, they already took nizhyn and reached kyiv and we reached the dnieper and konotop stood here and held out for almost two and a half months. we were under siege then, we did not surrender and created such a bridgehead for the troops of hetman ivan vyhovsky, who brought reinforcements, including from our allies, from the lith

the city council reported to the city council . if i'm not mistaken, ukrainian personnel are servicing the nuclear power plant. and you know, since august 5, i have unlimited faith in the armed forces of ukraine and the professionalism of the employees of the nuclear plant of the nuclear plant who are forced by submachine guns and are under endless control to ensure the safe operation of the six-nuclear units, there are representatives of rosatom, but now around the nuclear power plant there is unrest, the russians are making provocations, some outfits are flying, something is exploding, representatives of rosatom, at the same time, can be on hares or they scuttled somewhere on august 5, before the shelling by the artillery workers left the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant station and that they returned there, there is no information at the moment ms. yana well, it explodes and we understand what to hit or something crazy rocket or a mine or an artillery projectile they can hit the so-called so-called radioactive waste d

at a city council meeting, officials will vote on a proposal to beef up enforcement of rentals and cap number allowed in the city. >> what we are looking at for the non-hosted, which means the owner is not on the property while they are renting out the space, we're looking at a rent cap of 215. >> it comes days after the county approved similar regulations, capping the amount of vacation rentals in some areas and banning them in others. in santa rosa, the cap will only be for non-hosted rentals. sandy, who rents out a cottage behind her house, is relieved. >> neighbors have never complained, we don't create any nuisance. >> he says the proposal is a good start, but hopes nonlisted rentals or outright band. he's been spreading his message around the city. >> the only way the city can control this is to eliminate the non-hosting. they are not doing that. >> in thunderosa, liz kreutz. >> moving to the weather as we hit midweek. >> mike nicco is here with that. mike: showing you what is going on. a gorgeous day. you can see from the roof camera, it is breezy. afternoon sea breeze in effect

the mayor disputes that accusation, saying he's appointed several diverse candidates, both as a city council member and now as a mayor, and he wants to make sure the discourse remains respectful whether you agree or disagree with his policies. >> antioch is a city of inclusiveness. you're still going to have small elements of people who just, for whatever reason, can't get past their own notions of other people. >> reporter: in antioch, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, they've been asked to do a lot over the past few years, but there's a new fight for cal fire crews. the deadline that's looming that impacts their future. >>> millions of people with student loans are now eligible for debt forgiveness. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how to see if you qualify next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the fog, yes, it is back tomorrow morning. i'll have the latest on this plus our incoming heat wave. you'll want to stay tunedor f >>> after the biden administration announced this month it's forgiving some federal student loan debts, many people are wonde

of circumstances, there were no victims. communications dmytro zamzin, deputy of the mariupol city council welcome you glory to ukraine there is information that riots are brewing in mariupol to people who volunteered for certain jobs, wages are not paid, or something like those wages , etc., in addition, the mariupol underground ato has become more active, some fields are burning somewhere near mariupol or on the territory of the city itself, er, the partisans burned the enemy warehouse on looted property of the townspeople, tell me a little more in detail about the situation in the city, i ask. well, what is happening in the city after the occupation of mariupol by the russians is such a humanitarian disaster. people do not have enough food. people do not have enough drinking water. er, regarding the situation that there is somewhere that says something well, the russians er-er behave a little badly with matches, probably er-er that is why such a situation is happening in them also airfields are something else er-er they are not good even in this regard people herd like this really becau

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. nikki fortunato bass and her council colleagues as elected leaders tasked with keeping the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> for more as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be reporting politically incorrect. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district in chinatown in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been a

similarly , the deputy of the lyman city council , oleksandr tokarchyk, also ex-regional and later ato my list. during the issuance of so-called humanitarian aid, the russo-fascists appointed him the mayor of the estuary of the opposition bloc, because he is a traitor

the issue is set to be addressed at tomorrow's city council meeting. city officials are recommending that the council denied the appeal request one of the largest independent film festivals in the bay area is back ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now on the san jose event, showcasing a variety of films and documentaries. request film festival showcases dozens of films each year, including short films, features documentaries, comedies and dramas. not a lot of people. c into the media that we consume. what did that's film whether that's photos, so we like to honor the people who who got that technology to us in the first place director tom wang presented a film monday based on its own chinese american family called dealing with dad. i got in this business to tell these stories. i was an actor before, um and i realized that there were no roles for me. and so i realized if you want to tell these stories make those stories ourselves well, it's an all asian asian cast, and that's why we came because there's not a lot of those. they're startin

mykola dovbnya, a member of the druzhki city council, please contact us.atulate you. tv viewers are glad to see and hear. so, i know that you always like to tell something and show something. i don't know that there will be a demonstration today, but in any case, from jokes to serious topics. please tell me about the current situation what is going on in your community, let's talk first about the military part and then the humanitarian part , please. well, as for the military part, unfortunately, our defense is sagging a little under the bakhmut, it is only sagging because of the terrible influx from the russians forces our guys to be very, very careful there, because of this, the civilian population is suffering. unfortunately, the rocket fire was extremely powerful tonight and during the day . kostyantynivka was injured. a five-story building was hit by a rocket. it is unknown. information that this happened not so long ago is unknown. as for the wounded and dead, kramatorsk sloviansk was also shelled, but the most difficult situation is, of course, on b

alvarado was on the city council when the cruising ban was initially approved in 1986 down the cruisingf the world. and so every weekend friday, saturday and sunday there were thrown hordes and hordes of cars that cruised all over up and down story road. back in the 19 eighties, blanca alvarado represented this area of king and story, which was the epicenter of san jose's cruising culture, she says at the time, it was a huge public safety problem. residents weren't able to get into their driveways. police officers couldn't do couldn't provide services. firefighters couldn't provide services. the parking lots of the merchants were completely overtaken by the cruisers. the repeal of the ordinance was initially introduced by council member raul paralysis who himself owned in 1965 impala super sport, he spoke of his personal experiences growing up during that era. over the years, i was stopped dozens of times by the police, and nearly every time i was made to sit on the curb while i and my car was searched. and i was questioned about my presumed gang involvement in his memo to the council p

when the moment was right, and the city council of charlston unanimously agreed to do what we did, and we were speaking as elected officials for the will of our city at that time, i believe, the right thing is to let local government closest to the people make those kinds of decisions. thank you. ncaa, when we voted there, never to vote -- never to hold postseason competition in these state while the confederate flag still flying. i came back somewhat smug, going back to the general assembly saying i got this. they are going to take it down now because it's all about football. but that was not so whatsoever. stubborn. reverend middleton, where do we go from here, how does the community make decisions when there is no unanimity of course. is it townhall? is it a simple vote? is it like every other political decision in the world or our moral issues different in how they are adjudicated? >> i think there has to be an -- there has to be a moral imperative and i don't believe that elected officials can solve everything. i believe that grassroots, the community and people need to rise up an

last week, searches in the regional administration, in the city council, in the national police foundle who earned 2 million every day hryvnias because she allowed an additional 200, there is a quota of 200 cars to leave there and 200 sheds, she allowed additional people to leave, some of which she took from $400 to $800 there, and after these 20 searches, they conducted even more than 20 after these searches, people report that the tax has increased about two times, now it costs one and a half thousand to cross this demarcation line, and the last information from zaporizhzhia and from mrs. it seems that iryna havryshchuk seems to have complained about the fact that a military commandant's office will be created in zaporizhzhia, which will now deal with the issuance of these permits for the crossing in general lines of demarcation. what do you know about this, please? it is also known from the internet that i am no longer involved in this . of them, there are more and more vans that load and go there. i don't understand at all. i understand why people leave there, but in such numbers,

you've been representing parts of oakland there in district four since november of 2000, where city council member before that lived in oakland, 30 plus years now, what do you think is happening in your city? i think there's a pervasiveness of lawless behavior in oakland, and it's just an oakland but it's also where is that we're experiencing, particularly in oakland, and the thing is, we deserve better. taxpayers in this city deserves better. i really feel it's time for people to say we're mad as #### we're not gonna take it anymore. we need to have more services from our community. more services from our police department. we need the city council to step up and call an emergency work session and work with the populist work with everyone. the county, the state and others so we can figure out a public safety plan to deal with this crisis that we're experiencing in oakland. you're proposing a plan that combines violence prevention with intervention and law enforcement. specifically, what would that look like? well you know, you can't do one without the other two and i think in oakland, ther

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. axpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and the city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be ripple deeply politically correct. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district kind of down in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not doing the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been an increase of violence. we're doing a number things. i'm working directly with our community in the area are community. our businesses as well as our ch

the city council voted on this measure last night. the move is expected to cost about $800,000. 65 cameras will be installed all over the city and on some police cars. the city says the information from the cameras will go into a police database. the idea is for officers to be able to help with ongoing investigations and that might involve stolen cars or maybe even amber alerts. the cameras will be installed over the next 3 to 6 months. a big story of the east bay today as the oakland police are now patrolling the little saigon neighborhood. 24 7 following a recent string of deadly crimes, including the murder of a local dentist. the oakland police department says the immediate response will ensure additional resources are present in the area. 24 hours a day, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass says the city needs to send a clear message that the attacks against the aap i community are unacceptable and perpetrators will be held fully accountable. the president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce, karl chan agr

license plate readers are coming to conquer the city council. city and on some police cars. it will cost about $800,000. the information from the cameras will go into a police database. the idea, of course, is to help officers with investigations, things like a stolen car czar amber alerts. the cameras will be installed over the next 3 to 6 months. all right. time to look at the forecast as we take a live look at sfo. sfo makes you think getting away. but look who just flew in. there we go. having some trouble. yeah. got some delays out there right about yeah, i'm able to talk about that very often. usually get a whisper of fog out of sfo. there's a delay, but we have had very many but have some trouble today. in fact. >> delays of almost a half an hour there in sf own arriving flights and departures. so do expect some delays there for at least a half an hour. they've been constant through the afternoon and the evening. oakland, no delays there, no delays in san jose in the fog. yeah, we're going to see plenty of that is already moving on shore.

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> or as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be reporting politically incorrect. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district in chinatown in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been an increase of violence. we're doing a number things. i'm working directly with our community

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. elected leaders tasked with keeping the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> or as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be ripple deeply politically correct. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district kind of in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not doing the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been an increase of violence. we're doing a number things. i

the san jose city council is set to finalize the plan to lift a ban on cruising in the city is beinga way to remove a racist and outdated policy, which penalizes latino culture and heritage. as ktvu. mark sayers shows us one former member of the city council, says the policy wasn't racist. it was always about public safety. for more than 35 years. street signs in san jose made the point in no uncertain terms. no cruising allowed, if all goes as expected . on tuesday, the city council will finalize the plan to repeal the no cruising ordinance, which was approved in an initial vote one month ago. alvarado was on the city council when the cruising ban was initially approved in 1986 down the cruising capital of the world. and so every weekend friday, saturday and sunday there were thrown hordes and hordes of cars that cruised all over up and down story road. back in the 19 eighties, blanca alvarado represented this area of king and story, which was the epicenter of san jose's cruising culture, she says at the time, it was a huge public safety problem. residents weren't able to get into t

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. cted leaders tasked with keeping the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> or as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be reporting politically incorrect. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district kind of down in week in they decide on area. in addition to, you know, and you know, she's not the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been an increase of violence. we're doing a number things. i'm w

in fact, supervisor miley is calling out the president of the oakland city council. tasked with keeping the city safe. and as a resident of the city for 40 years. >> or as a taxpayer in the city who we pay a lot of taxes and city. >> city. government has an obligation to us for public safety as a core services. and i think their family and he is not alone and no longer holding back his disapproval of the oakland city council is handling the public safety. earlier this week i spoke to oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan who had this to say. >> i know i'll be ripple deeply politically correct. i have to say it's ok, you know. council member of the senate district kind of down in week in they decide on area in district 2, you know, and you know, she's not doing the best job, ok? >> oakland city council president nikki fortunato defends her record on public safety. i am incredibly proud of my record. >> to promote safety and a vibrant community in little saigon where there has been an increase of violence. we're doing a number things. i'm working

i am the vice president of city council of this fair city. i would just like to welcome everyone here today. [applause] but while i am here, i want to take a moment to tell you how high the stakes are at this election. we must win the senate seat. winning deceit is critical, especially -- winning the seat is critical especially for lack and brown communities -- black and brown communities, lgbt communities, for women health rights. [applause] so this is critical. so, we must continue to move forward. i believe that that many people may not be familiar with braddock, where mr. federman was mayor -- mr. fetterman was mayor him about a lot of the population looks like me. he was the great mayor. [applause] and i believe living in braddock and serving as their mayor has made him acutely aware of the different problems that our communities are facing, not just in erie, pennsylvania, but in pennsylvania and across the country. [applause] we know john fetterman will fight for us. [applause] i'm going to say that again. we know john fetterman will fi

[applause] city council president ms. liz allen. [applause] yuri city councilmember jasmine florez -- erie city councilmember jasmine florez. . city councilmember chuck feldman. erie city school director sumner nichols. my friend warren county commissioner jeff eggleston. when i go county democratic chairman john clock is in the house. if there are any other electeds i felt to mention, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. raise a great candidate for the united states senate. we have a couple of the great candidates in the house with us races -- with us. races across pennsylvania are critically important this year. please give a warm welcome to the candidate for state representative in the sixth legislative district. [applause] let's give a warm reception to chelsea a lover, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. [applause] and sharing a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back-and-forth, the next congressman from pennsylvania 16th congressional dis

popivska well, for example, let's call it popivska, they made themselves an office, well, their city councilthe center of konotop, they keep their units of communal services in the center of konotop, their villages, so to speak, are even closer to us than those villages that are in our urban territorial community, it was very profitable for someone at one time and you know who, but i think that after the victory, we will talk about it, we still need to change, this shows that the work is not finished, but we are moving in the right direction, you also had a wonderful initiative from the community, again without waiting until there is a decision at the central level. and there was, uh, there was a document, yes, the order of the mayor on the banning of the moscow church on the territory of the community, this was a rather daring decision. and a lot who then said that it is illegal, how is it possible, why did you sign this document, but i really don't want to, well, if i were to support your words, we still have a long way to go and we will have to deal with collaborators, that is, with those

program with the former vice mayor of the city of san jose, the first latina elected to the san jose city councilble blanca alvarado. damian: blanca, on june 7, of 2022, it was the primaries, and only 10% of latinos in california voted. what's your reaction? honorable blanca alvarado: i'm appalled, and i'm disheartened, but i'm also seriously alarmed because, when latinos don't vote or when other so-called "marginalized groups" don't vote, there are others, other voters intended on maintaining the status quo, who are the ones that are creating laws and making decisions for me that do not align with my values and that, oftentimes, are very hurtful to me and to my family and to our communities. it is a process of not only exercising that constitutional right to a free democracy of voting and selecting your leaders, but it is also a citizen taking responsibility for the ways and the means by which this country evolves and becomes better or worse. and, you know, for people to not vote is to not only shirk their responsibility but to let somebody else be in charge of their lives. i think that's shamef

so city of los angeles, we have a lot of socialists, council members, we have a district attorney georgecountable for crimes. we have the aclu who has sued, sued the law enforcement of the city saying we can't go into the tents. we have gang members have taken over areas with homeless tents. they have prostitution being run out of there, drug sales being run out of there but this homeless problem is a huge issue here. not just around the schools. just the other day also i saw a family of tourist with luggage on wheels, go in the street of traffic because there was no room on the sidewalk to walk. it is a big, big problem. this is a small bandaid. they're trying to move them away. city of los angeles, socialist council members make it easy for people to come to los angeles, be homeless, go into convenience stores without being held accountable. other areas know this. they come all over the place to be in los angeles. they all live on the street. we have a large population of homeless are mentally ill. a lot are on narcotics. we want to get people mentally i'll help. some of these people d

the city council tried to fire the team as the teams as the stadium's manager. that would take away its authority for events, concerts and even its own games it's one of the biggest lawsuits, in santa clara city manager confirmed that the team is reached out but settlement talks are still in the early phases. more needs to happen before the mayor and city council decide the next apps. >>> okay, but spring and jeff ranieri did to talk about our weather. we have all of the kids returning to school, it's a nice return isn't it? >> it's a nice and smooth start back, not too hot, and you know we get the fog from the morning and it's really kind of making it enjoyable for us, we started off through the morning, it is widespread here, from the north bay to the south. i think most of this should clear back by 11:30 in the morning, as the change we roll into, even the beaches by about 2:00 in the afternoon should also get in some sun. that's get into the microclimate forecast, as we started off through tomorrow morning. yes, another chilly august start for us. temperatur