district 8. - city council district 8, okay. see, i had all this background. city council... - it's texas, and texas loves signs. it's an important part of tradition here. they are not cheap. - [jeff] i think that frankie should be the big part. - [designer] i agree. - i think it's important for people not just to see my name, but to see my face. - one-ones, that might be too crowded, but on the four-by-eights, it'd probably look just right. - and this is javier salazar's. - [jeff] i mean, it's busy and there's a lot in there, but that's pretty much boring. simple. - [frankie] my girl. i know about politics. i know what i want to see happen in our community. like, i know my colors. i know what i like. - what do you like? - [frankie] the trans flag color. - i don't know- - light blue, like a light pink, and a white? - just really just dawned on me right now. - [jeff] that's the trans pride flag. - it's cute. i'm now feeling the urge to be the voice of the community that needs someone like me. what the hell? - how gorgeous are the

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there was another example in the first city council, when the second city council election was over . the guardian council did not interfere at all, because the city council was supervised by the reform parliament. 112% participated in the city council elections in tehran. second, this is the result of the performance of the city council, the first example of the sixth assembly for the seventh school, that noise, and you can see two paragraphs closely, another reason for the decrease in participation is attributed to election fraud. in a country, people really do not trust the organizers of the elections and trust the body is always covered in makeup well, they are disappointed and sick from participating in the elections, the participation of the people is low and those who accused the elections in iran of being cruel and false, but they have a great responsibility in reducing the selection of advisers in 2088, the participation in the presidential elections reached the limit of 85%. the global scale was a source of pride. tomorrow, friday, 22 june 2018, the leadership will speak and

the election of the second city council was over, the guardian council did not interfere, because thesory council was with the reform school assembly, 112% participated in the second city council elections in tehran, this is the result of the performance of the first city council, our own example , the sixth lesson for the seventh school, close-up witness another reason for the decrease in fraud attribution the people in a country should not really trust the election organizers and the body that is manipulated in the election will always be disappointed to participate in the election. consultant in 2008, participation in the presidential election reached 85%, the title was high on a global scale, it was an honor, tomorrow, friday , june 22, 2018, the leadership and they thanked for this wide participation. it was undergoing reforms the person who did not count the election fund was claiming that i won the election by a long distance, on friday, june 22, the election was not over. he had brought a crowd in front of the ministry of interior , and from tomorrow without giving any reason,

, and it was necessary to chain you to the second city council. the participation came down, just because the second city council qualified everyone jurisdiction in the city council is not the responsibility of the guardian council, the ministry of the interior, mr. taj, had given the house of assembly, the ministry of the interior and monitoring did not obey anyone , the participation was low, why did mr. rouhani say that we, the people , see a difference between the means and the rouhani, the president, and the carpet weavers of the islamic republic. it is not normal that it becomes a form of protest. this happens every time we work and the laborer participates. for example , this happened in the 9th government. now, i believe that according to the performance of mr. you, the criticism of the previous government, for example, should be transferred. we did not accept a witness i agree, but there are some problems in this orientation . for example , my father wakes up early in the morning at the crack of snap company's dough factory. your lady's h

people, and now we will learn more from yulia , a citizen of the town and deputy of the poltava city councilncils and volunteers glory to ukraine ms. yuliya congratulations have you finished the search and rescue work or have you already sorted everything out and the consequences that we know about are final e-e at the moment search operations are still ongoing, unfortunately the number of dead has really increased as a result of today's attack on e- in the urban-type village of gogolev, there are already three dead, five injured, and one more person is being searched for. well, but the probability of actually finding this person alive under the rubble is decreasing with each passing hour. we keep our fingers crossed for our members who continue search operations have already extinguished the fire, but actually you can see in the photo the results of the shelling, this is a large enterprise and you are also an extractive enterprise of great ukrainian, which is engaged in exporting these products abroad , well, of course, in ukraine, therefore, the serious consequences of today's shelling for

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also appoints the mayor of a city, the city council and the mayor, but this city council is chosen by the people . i respect why, but at the same time, what kind of sport should we be an example on the condition that the policy -making, planning, and specialized legislation that comes to you will not work in the city system, but once you go, you will become a champion in 45 years, and men do not recognize that the fate of the city, for example, tehran we have severe disorder now, the inhomogeneity of spaces, chaos and traffic pollution shows that we could not have a good city council . i have a specialized field of urban planning. with a return to you have to take it yourself, we did not pay too much attention in this situation, i and tamomeh mohammadi are bare, let me talk very briefly, we have the seventh plan, now what is behind, according to the report of the court of accounts, the rate of realization of the monthly development plan is about 13 % of the members of the 12th parliament. the program is implemented . naturally, we need a bunch of experts who are the elites who can app

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a proposal from the city is expected to be discussed at today's city council meeting. ryan curry is live in san jose with details. ryan: good morning. the unions representing the workers say the city has offered them a better deal. that proposal goes before the city council later today. workers have been told to show up for work today. this now suspends that strike that was supposed to be probably the largest one in san jose in 40 years. the unions behind it say they did not want to have a come to this point, but they were and still are ready to strike. the two unions representing the workers are calling for better wages, better working thin editions -- working conditions and asking the city to address hundreds of vacancies. the union says they have re-issued an agreement with the city and now i waiting for with the city council will vote on. >> we are pleased to report that conceptual terms have been arrived on a new agreement that will go forward to the city council in closed session tomorrow. pending that approval, it is likely we will take that new, those new terms,

the ukrainian parliament will meet on the eve of the independence day of ukraine, where the kyiv city councilsider the issue of transferring surplus funds from the city the budget for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine is currently in the parliament, if the draft law that allows such transfers is mentioned, because a unique situation has arisen, there are funds in city budgets, but according to the law, local city councils cannot transfer these funds directly to the needs of the armed forces , is there really a will problem and how, in particular , the kyiv city council will solve this problem, at least try to solve the only thing, i will correct you, it is not excess funds , the city budget has become smaller because of the war, people pay less taxes some people do not pay them at all it pays more than a billion hryvnias, it only went to repairs of destroyed buildings. and how much more will go, it is not known. it is not surplus funds. we take from what is also needed, but we give it to the army because it is more important. we'll come up with it, then the prosecutor's office comes an

indignation not only to us deputies and those people who were the main ones who elected the kyiv city councilll of kyiv and it applies to any other city that's why the verkhovna rada is playing political games, well, you are obviously preparing people, if elections are to be held, the war must be won and we are ready to contribute to this, give us only this opportunity , a deputy of the kyiv city council, a people 's deputy of ukraine, that on the seventh of the eighth convocations and a lawyer was with us, stay with us on next, we will talk about what latvia has decided to expel russians from its country and who exactly is the partner of the project healthy vision glaufix glaufix protection and maintenance of the sharpness of your vision feeling of deterioration of vision discomfort in the eyes sensitivity of the bright world these are possible precursors of cataracts and glaucoma and the solution is glaufix for protection and maintenance of visual acuity glaufix is ​​11 effective components to protect your eyes glaufix sharp vision forever according to who about 285 million people around th

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also appoints the mayor of a city, the city council and the mayor , but this council people choose the city, but if it comes to artistic figures, why sports, i respect why, but at the same time, what sports should we be an example on the condition that policymaking is planning, legislation, it is necessary to have a specialty that comes to you, not to work in the city system , but you go once in a year. 45 cartoons to become a hero, but people do not recognize that the fate of the city, for example, tehran, where we now have severe disorder, the inhomogeneity of spaces, chaos and traffic pollution shows that we could not have a good city council. the width of non-technological land grabbing is the problem we have with the city we will take tehran with a return to myself, you have to take it, we were not careful in this situation, i and tamom mohammadi are naked, so let me talk very briefly, we have the seventh plan, what is behind , according to the report of the court of accounts, the amount of realization of the development plan is about 30% of the members of the 11th parliament must

where is she located, if in russia how does the kharkiv city council provide that money? he second question that voters ask is yana klochkova. yes, she is an honorary citizen of the city of kharkiv, she is an athlete, an olympic champion, but there are rumors that she is in crimea , is she currently receiving money from the front-line budget or not ? i didn't get any answers. i spoke with the deputy of the city council iryna honcharova bagaliy and gave her the text of my appeal, and the deputy of the city council should be given information on where the money from the city budget is spent. she is also voting from the faction of european solidarity, to which iryna and i wrote a similar appeal. yesterday she received a reply. and what do you think ? she was also not given information. they wrote to her. have considered your appeals, this is despite the fact that previously all her appeals were accepted for consideration , of course there will be series number three. the city council hides where it sends the money, it's actually the taxes of kharkiv residents. we don't ask ab

hoping to formally re-establish the task force in los altos but don't yet have a proposal on the city council agenda, police oversight is well established in the bigger cities and should be in the smaller ones, too. >> we could be a progressive beacon for smaller communities. >> reporter: in a city where people of color make up a small portion of the population but have a higher percentage of police stops, they say it's an idea whose time has come, again. >> another area of concern is los altos high school while someone will bring back school resource officers, others favor restorative justice practices and a focus on prevention rather than the punishment of students. >>> still ahead, how much artificial intelligence is worth. of the company is already worth $2 billion, how they say it could help revolutionize how people work. >> it will basically allow them to make decisions and do more important things at a much faster pace. >>> and the future of trey lance now in doubt after an announcement by the niners. >>> temperatures across the bay area significantly warmer this afternoon compared to

. >>> our other to be story this morning, in the last hour and a half, the san jose city council met in closed session for an update on the looming strike of thousands of city workers. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us with what's changed since the unions announced their upcoming strike. >> as you said, the city council went into that closed session for an update at 9:30. we have reached out to the city for an update. so far we have not gotten one. we know the strike vote by union membership was ratified by the executive council last night. so as of now, the plan is still for about 4,500 city workers to strike next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. workers from the airport, libraries, the planning department, animal shelters, happy hollow park and zoo, all joined in solidarity with engineers and emergency dispatchers outside san jose city hall. the head of the south bay city council says the mayor is not doing enough to avert this strike. the mayor says it's going to come down to either higher wages for workers or services for residents. >> you cannot generate revenue without a fun

and wash there, that’s all, it goes to clean, normal water every day, says the secretary of the city counciloliy derkach, people collect approximately 500-600 cubic meters of drinking water, he says that water is brought to the city by tankers on the train , the regional water pipeline runs from the construction, so let’s say number six and that nikolaev reservoir it is located next to the city with manganese, the contractor works there and pulls a 7.5 km long water pipeline, the city council plans to launch the water pipeline on august 15-20 , which will provide technical water to the whole city, says anatoliy derkach, in nikopol, the centralized water supply has been restored to third-party residents , a local resident, love, says through low pressure in the supply system, sometimes the water does not reach her floor, so the woman is forced to go to the distribution points what kind of water is slowly dripping right now and i'm going here yes we yes they don't throw fucking money, and then there was water, and now they really shut it off all in nikopol, according to the information of dnip

we will move over to city council will talk to the union side as well as the city council side. right now. i can tell you they're still about 13 million dollars apart. hopefully that gap closes from now until the time they close those doors at 9.30. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll check back with you later. all right. let's turn now to a big story we've been following. we now know the identity of the woman who was found dead in golden gate park sunday night. the sarah says coroner's office identified the victim 37 year-old kelly koike of san francisco. police say a dog walker found the body around 07:00pm sunday night walking right near still lake close to where outsidelands is being held and the san francisco standard reports that she was inside of a duffel bag. one person that we spoke to says the park feels really different after the woman was found dead. there. >> feels a little weird is a little area. pretty shocking knowing that there's so many thousands of people walking around and liked. don't know. like anybody seen anything or heard anything. but there's

citizens , employees of communal enterprises, institutions and the organization of the public city council and of the structural subdivisions of the departments and offices reserved for the period of mobilization and wartime of anton yatsenko, the mayor of domansky, regarding the provision of information on the number of internally displaced persons placed for temporary residence in the territory of the ivano-frankivsk urban territorial community as of the day of the announcement of the parliamentary request of the group of people's shinkarenko to the prem' of the prime minister of ukraine, the minister of health protection of ukraine regarding the provision of medical equipment to the belgorod-dniester city council of the multidisciplinary hospital of the group of people's deputies tkachenko slovetka shynkarenko to the prime minister of ukraine regarding the implementation of state financial control measures of the group of people's deputies tkachenko slovenska shynkarenko to the prosecutor general regarding the improper conduct of the pre-trial investigation into the criminal proceedings

that we have now eh begun to crack down more and more significantly and at every session of the city council we see that there are renamings going on and renaming them after fallen heroes to ours and this was a street thinks at this session we have renamed our hero who died vladyslav thoughts and when we are already going to the defenders of ukraine , which used to be moskovskii prospect, we turn it back to the former plekhanivska street, this is georgiy tarasinka street, the hero of ukraine kharkiv, our hero who died is liberated kharkiv oblast, and when you see it, you understand that after all, kharkiv, which before this was always on the side of neutrality, even under the previous mayor , we always somehow tried to defend this issue from the other side, why just standing there is a fight over petro grigorenko avenue, which was renamed from marshal zhukov avenue. we went to court hearings on the eve of the invasion, this was even at the same time mary, we already tried to change the name from marshal zhukov to petro grigorenko avenue in kharkiv now i think that the situation agrees with t

authorities do not name any dates for the start of work, and more victims are outraged that the city councily at its own discretion from the support fund, which was created with the help of donations from all caring ukrainians. more about this game . on april 28, around four in the morning , alarm is spreading across ukraine. rashi tu-95s launch 23 cruise missiles from the water area. 21 residents of this house in uman are still sound asleep because the whole weekend is ahead already at 4:29 a.m. one of the rockets brings destruction and death here , the rocket hits the seventh floor, approximately 400 kg of explosives destroy the entire entrance of the people who were in the epicenter this hell will be considered missing for a long time, here the rocket has burned out, the rocket fuel has burned out , so deaf, so loud, because it's like a powerful burner, but you know, such a flame is so deaf, such a hum and bursting of the intestines as, er, the liver was bursting everything in the world, her body burned to the ground, i already understood then, mr. gennadiy, the head of the condominium of

he said that he would terminate the lease agreement for the land of the kyiv city council with the ownerestate and would turn it over and also turn to law enforcement officers initiates a ban on reconstruction and other actions with buildings in the city that are over 100 years old, so that permission must be granted by the kyiv city planning council, demands from the verkhovna rada to finally adopt in the second reading the bill 08.95 of 2019, which will allow local authorities to forcibly buy out from irresponsible private owners to return in the ownership of the community , architectural monuments, ancient buildings, which owners do not maintain properly, which leads to their destruction, and then shopping centers appear in the place of monuments and high-rise buildings, the metropolitan police is currently investigating this case in criminal proceedings under the article on self-government, law enforcement officers inspected the scene, interviewed witnesses and eyewitnesses, and are currently checking the documents of the owners of the building. over the past decades, more than one c

if the city council rejects it or if the city council approves it. embers, they don't like it. there could be a strike once again come tomorrow. so all the city services are available to the san jose residents and those workers who possibly could that could have been on strike. they are told to be on work, at least for now. 24 hours, they press the pause button. >> all right. well, thank you for that update. let's head to the peninsula because san mateo is aiming to keep kids safe as they go back to school. the speed limit has really been reduced. there are multiple elementary middle schools and the city of cuomo is michael thomas live in san mateo with a look at which schools are being impacted by this. good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, there's really more than about a dozen schools being impacted and this is actually just the first of 3 phases that we're going to see throughout this school year. take a look at this map. these are just some of the 13 schools that they're working on right now. you can see it's kind of all

>> reporter: well, the mayor says he cannot support this deal and he accuses city councils playing politics by offering more than the city can afford. the agreement means thousands of city workers will no longer work off the job on this strike. the council voted to give employees from two unions a pay raise of up to 15% over three years. >> i think it is a huge win for most of our unions collectively across the board. >> reporter: those union members include people working at animal care services, airports, and libraries. while the mayor agrees people deserve a raise, he says giving that much of a pay increase will force the city to cut services down the road. >> what our working families will likely see because of this is higher taxes and service cuts such as library hours and 911 call times. while a majority of

rene and tony say that ongoing racial profiling issues and recent police policy actions by the city council had prompted them to call for the return of the task force. >> i understand the concern. >> reporter: in july the council voted to approve the request to bring 15 automatic license plate reader cameras to neighborhoods around town. the cameras, which are used by neighboring communities, have been criticized for sometimes misidentifying people as criminal suspects, privacy concerns and the potential for misuse of the data. >> it is only acting as a pointer to show us where to go to look for a person that is criminally-involved. >> reporter: the manager argued for the cameras, but rene and tony say that the city could have shaved a better policy with stronger public safeguards such as making sure that audits on the system are transparent. >> our chief will be the one who does that audit. sometimes i think it is useful to have an outside, independent person do that. >> reporter: rene and tony have a plan but they say that police oversight is established in big cities and should be establ

- my name is hayden pedigo, and i ran for city council.ran for place one, i came in second place. (all cheering) (cheering and applauding) but i want to tell you guys tonight, i am celebrating, and i feel very excited, because the thing is, this experience has been beyond beautiful for me. i never thought i would be running for city council in amarillo, i never thought i'd be meeting the peoples, people in the communities i did, and i'm inspired to be living here. and i want to see the changes that i've been talking about, so our city can progress as a whole. and even though i lost this time, this isn't the end for me, and i think it's only the beginning. this is a beautiful city, but i don't think we should just be letting all the 60-and-up-year-olds decide the future of our city, because we live here, too. (cheering and applauding over hayden) i'm going to say thank you. i'll say my name is hayden pedigo, i'm running for city council place one, i lost. thank you all so much. (all cheering) and i believe now, we have lake dabs going on, a

a federal proposal from the city and that proposal will be discussed later this evening at the city council meeting. the strike has been suspended and workers have been shown for up for work to do today. this is one of the largest strikes the city would have seen and years. the city said they didn't wanted to come to this point but they are ready to strike. the two unions are calling for better wages, working conditions and addressing job vacancies. after meeting on monday the recent agreement with the city and are waiting for city capital approval. >> were pleased to report that conceptual terms have been arrived that will go into session tomorrow. support substantial wages i will pay attention to the fiscal impact before voting on proposal. signing up for millions of dollars in deficits and future cuts and services would not be fair for city residences or workers. i won't vote over something today that will hurt us tomorrow. they did not discuss the but they discussed raises over a 30 year term. as you saw from the statement from the mayor there is a lot to be discussed we will have to wa

also in the east bay, antioch city's city council member says the city needs to do something about theys there's just not enough officers to keep the city safe right now. kron four's amanda hari spoke with that council member about the next steps he wants to take. city council member mike urbanic a says there's a void in the police department resulting in incidents like this one. i'm told right now we have approximately e 31 officers including supervisors to cover 7 beats on a 24 7. >> 365 day year operation. and it is my opinion. >> that that is not enough officers for proper coverage danica used to be a police lieutenant who handled scheduling for his department. he says 31 officers is not enough. >> he says the department needs outside help. my >> fought at this point is that the city also look at bringing in the california highway patrol to supplement. >> traffic enforcement any doesn't just want. chp is help with traffic. he wants the contra. costa county sheriff's office is help with calls for service. he had an unrelated meeting with the sheriff recently and the police's staffin

the san jose city council went into closed session just after 9:30 this morning to consider that agreement. no one signed up for public comment, so i think everyone is playing it pretty close to the vest. city negotiators and union leadership were close enough to put a 24-hour pause on the three-day planned strike which was, as you said, supposed to begin at 6:00 this morning. at this point the details of the deal are not public, but we know in terms of salary increases in the next three years, the city and the unions were about 6% apart. in order for this deal to move forward, at least six council members have to vote to accept it, then it goes back to the union for final approval. the last word was at the union was optimistic. mayor matt mahan said he would not be in favor of any increases that would result in service cuts. for now, some 4,500 workers are back at work as scheduled at the permit office here at city hall, libraries, animal shelter, the wastewater treatment facility. picketing outside the san jose police department is also on hold. we expect we may get more details about th

they did not call off the strike, until the city council formally approved the agreement in close session. that happened this morning. the union says the strike is awin -- a win. the wage increase will inevitably impact the city. >> we are all excited about it. zach: that was the reaction for union leaders half hour after it was announced that workers would get wage increases. the unions had asked for a 7% raise next year followed by 6% and 5% each year after. the city offered 5% the first year followed by 4% in three years. the city and unions reached a deal. the terms announced on tuesday. it is a 14.5% wage followed by 5% the year after and 3.5% to 4% in year three, depending on the budget scenario. it's not meeting the union's original ask, but it is terms they are happy with. >> we would have preferred to settle where we were at, as i'm sure the city manager and council would settle where they were at. zach: the unions are happy with the agreement, the mayor is not. he says he appreciates the work the unions are doing, but the city cannot afford the increases. >> they did their job.

will there be a final list i thank you very much take care petro obukhov deputy of the odessa city counciluation in odessa the enemy attacked the city again at night and the region 300 houses were damaged and completely burned down a huge foazi hypermarket 7 educational institutions four medical institutions fortunately there is no information about the dead , it is important. well, the enemy continues to use military objectives to justify his cynical attack on cities that did not surrender, but the enemy really does not like the cities that they considered with theirs, but these cities did not surrender and they are simply trying to raze them to the ground, the only question is the help of our partners and the provision of anti-aircraft defense, and also the technology given to us by those forces of means that can destroy the enemy, as they say on the way out if these russian missile-carrying ships were to be sunk in the black sea, then we would not have to be particularly afraid of these strikes and increase air defense, then we would have a target. that already means strategic bombers.

many of them speaking before city council yesterday morning. eir pleas over public comment characterized as the group's last chance to get the city to avert a strike in the last chance to share personal experiences with city leaders. ifpte l will be back at the bargaining table today. we are waiting on confirmation from others on whether they will return. workers are asking for higher wages and better conditions and they are asking the city to address a vacancy crisis. san francisco leaders have offered a 5% raise next year. as for vacancy, the francisco has 800 job vacancies currently, that is a 12% rate. >> we have been saying we were temporarily understaffed for nearly a decade. when you spend years saying you were temporarily understaffed, at some point you realize you are lying to the residents. >> we are asking to put food on our table and deliver better services, to vulnerable communities, we are not asking for too much and the members behind me will explain that. we don't want to but we are ready to strike. amanda: the mayor was not avai

in a prepared statement he wrote, "the palo alto city council should be focused on insuring more affordable homes are built rather than adding more red tape and regulations." >> they break their lease, you can still evict tenants who are problematic for you. >> reporter: benjamin says he understands in principle what the city council is trying to accomplish, but fears it will hurt property owners as much as it helps renters. >> a property owner may not know whether the tenant -- whether there's a serious issue involving the tenant for a period of six months. >> reporter: even some property owners who agree with this change in principle say that they believe small property owners, people who have one or two or maybe even three units for rent, should be exempted from the city's policy. >> so the palo alto city council passed the ordinance two weeks ago. it's supposed to officially adopt it with a second reading tonight. >>> still ahead, a season without salmon, an industry devastated after years of drought, how bay area fishermen are forced to get creative with their catch to make ends meet.

but birmingham city council say the area is deprived and will benefit in the long run.ar programme for an area that most needs it. so no one's going to be turfed out of the house. there will be an offer made at some point. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm dylan with the catch—up. tonight, devastation in hawaii, wilko in trouble and tourists in space. but first, at least 36 people have died in hawaii as wildfires sweep across the island of maui. the pictures are absolutely devastating. firefighters are struggling to control the flames. some areas have been completely burned to the ground as strong winds fuelled the flames overnight. dustin is one of thousands who managed to escape. and ijust helped everyone i could along the way. you got to know when you can. some other stories now in place in london. arrested nine people last night after clashes around oxford street. groups of people had gathered in response to posts on social media calling for trouble in the area. the home goods store wilko is in trouble after it failed to rai

organized by our literary museum, which , by the way, is also a communal enterprise of the kharkiv city council interesting lectures on cultural life and a concert zhadana was held free of charge for all interested therefore these are very pleasant things that happen regularly in our city thanks to this institution. i want to take this opportunity to thank them and advise everyone to subscribe to resources in social networks, follow activities and periodically join the cultural life , which in kharkiv is also quite active about cultural life which is intertwined, now with the war , such interesting street art also appeared in kharkiv, because kharkiv is a city of broken windows, and on those windows that are patched with plywood, i took up karina zhirnova's drawing here are drawings which usually distract and remove this depressing impression made by patched windows. so i don't know if many such drawings appeared, it was the initiative of this karina , mr. serhiyevich, have you heard or seen anything? about this and about and about karina's activities, but i want to note that she is far from th

city has a 12% several dozen members of emf asked pte local 21 and emf and pte local 21 spoke to city council, and shared personal experiences directly with city leaders. the south bay labor council sent a letter to the san jose city manager, a formal notification of a strike sanction indication, explaining all 101 of its unions will be notified of the strike and encouraged not to cross picket lines. >> please listen to us, up and thighs with us, and invest -- empathize with us, and. invest empathize with us and invest -- empathize with us and in us. . amanda: addressed workers following hours of public comment before going into closed session. he has previously said anything more than a 5% raise next year could result in cuts to city services and layoffs. while pte 21 confirm they are back at the bargaining table today, until a deal is reached that strike is still set to kick off next tuesday. kumasi: happening who live in oakland have another chance to weigh in on what they want to see in their next police chief. oakland has been without a chief since february. armstrong was fired after an

already paying steep prices across foster city city council voted unanimously to write a letter in opposition to sb 5.32. the bill, which if passed what actually rage bridge toll fees. another one $1.50 and 5 over the next 5 years. all city leaders raised several concerns, including why this wasn't a ballot measure. >> the problem here it is. it's not being assessed for the use of the bridge is being assessed to fund public transit. and for that reason, i believe this is a tax. >> we have state senator scott wiener who actually offered that bill and responded to cross for insisting that even after securing 400 million dollars for bay area transit systems operating for the next 4 years. there will be a 2.5 billion deficit which would force service cuts to ac transit. bart muni caltrain and now a deeply harm. low-income riders who don't own a car. foster city council now joins 6 local congressmembers who together wrote their own opposition and a letter to oppose sb 5.32. now we're learning what caused a san francisco bound flight to nearly plunged into the pacific ocean after taking off from ma

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that say if your house is in a landslide zone, i want to tell you again, that together with the city councils, the state government has installed shouts as across the baja, california. and we are ready to receive you and the 3rd t sarah taking precautions to prevent flood damage failed as a taking channels to allow the flood voltage to drain meteorologist say the storm is losing strength as it heads towards the us states of california. but it's gaining speed and the us national hurricane sensor is warning of catastrophic flooding. there will be power outages make no mistake. there will be power outages across southern california. and we want to be sure that we have this close communication with those utility companies to ensure that they can restore power as quickly as they possibly can. as california prices for disruption authorities of telling people to stay home. i spoke to jason compet donia nbc news radio bureau chief in l. a. and ask him if california knows how to prepare for a tropical storm. this change is shanese did then is no, no we do. matt. uh, the last time we tried for the stor

been sweeping here many times, they have already applied, they have 0 emotions , they are the city council, too. someone needs to take some measures. a few days ago, something happened in lviv. a tragic incident in the central part of the city, a balcony collapsed together with a 43-year-old man from the injuries he received , the victim died in the hospital, according to the head of the galician district administration , halyna hladyak, a resident twice reported about improper condition of the balcony, the last time in june 2023, the management of the company clarified that these are the property of the owners and they also have an obligation to maintain their private chocolate. in 2018 , the deputies of the lviv city council voted to remove residential buildings from the municipal balance sheet, since then the responsibility for the repair of buildings and , accordingly, balconies has become a headache for home owners, and this is the main problem, according to the head of the commission for communal property, resources and historical the environment of the city council, serhii ivakh, be

is taking over there , since the city council is also the people of the municipality, the students are working with mr. government , mr. majlis, mr. majlisi, do something that will change to the fact that the minister of the interior, saying that the parliament like you is upset that any revolution has made a revolutionary text in the history of gholam reza, i don't know him, i show that the photo has been out for a few days, that someone came and said that the notification for the integrity of the election, the members of the election headquarters should not be representatives, these members of the government hakan's representative has a very logical way of opening the election with themselves, the opening ceremony, and so on with all the movie gentlemen, we remove the children and take sides, there really was no artist who did not take himself seriously and piety means that the leader of the revolution, you understand , not me, that was what we expected, at least children revolutionary the people, the children of justice, are working, the people who are not registering for the electi

situation , tragic news in the battle in donbas near the village of kurdyumivka, a member of the kyiv city council from the european solidarity party was killed serhii ilnytskyi wrote to sokil , the police informed about it serhiy lenytskyi went to the front as a volunteer in 2014 following the example of his son veteran of the armed forces of ukraine a participant in the anti-terrorist operation , a retired colonel as a military personnel became the chief of staff of the ukrainian volunteer army. mobilized to help avoid planned rotations to the combat zone on the southern and eastern fronts of ukraine law enforcement officers detained him and an accomplice during the transfer $6,000 in bribes were announced to the detainees, the suspects chose a preventive measure of detention , the president of portugal, marcelo rebello de souza, visited bucha, there he honored the memory of those who died during the russian occupation near the church of the holy apostle andrew the first-called, tomorrow he will meet with the head of the cabinet of ministers denys shmal and the president of ukraine, volodymyr ze

majority deputies exactly from the hearing of the people who became in zaporizhzhia and in the city councileople's well , how about saying something so good how would they be remembered? have received mandates and, unfortunately, recently more and more of these people are involved in corruption scandals. well, of course, you don't want to throw any kind of accusations in there besides what is officially already made public by law enforcement agencies, but this is enough , and unfortunately, this family can also be added to these there are a lot of surnames among zaporizhzhia. there are local governments who are representatives of this party, servants of the people . well, you don't have to go far, but just remember this scandal. what happened this week with kurtev, this is a person who is now the law. the duties of the mayor are the secretary of the city council, who also got into such a corruption scandal, unfortunately, there is a war, but there is nothing like that, except that you know about some scandals and offenses, about most people from this party, unfortunately, we cannot say, i u

. >> antioch city council member mike barbanica supports license plate readers. he wants the city to install more cameras. meanwhile mccauley says he just wants people to be accountable. >> we're going to go after them . we're going to go after the parents if they're underage, we're going to go after them. if they're 18 or over in antioch, saracen, abc7 news all across the bay area. >> car break-ins are a serious problem. many times car after car is being hit. and today i spoke to a man who captured that very thing happening in san francisco. he's a former news photographer. he says he recorded the incident to raise awareness and as a public service, since it's already had more than a million views on youtube. so we're going to take a look at that video later. but that video starts with items being taken out of this vehicle . and the former photographer says he started shooting the video when he saw a person driving and another hopping out to break into cars at fisherman's wharf and it happened right on north point, near powell street. and you can see a person in