be answerable to the supreme council, the city councils should be answerable to the city council of thevince and the departments to the city. a so-called very rational mixture is created . now this mixture is friendly. in fact , i can say this. sometimes, for example, we are in big administrations. sometimes the opposite happens. management planning strategy. we have to leave it completely in their hands because they know what are the characteristics of this area. the managers are based on our wisdom, based on the conditions , based on the geography, based on the conditions in which they live. they can manage better . we are not far from tehran. we can, for example, to him let us dictate what to do and make a policy . this is not in conflict with it now. what you say is absolutely correct. we should not take this true essence from you. the councils finally create the municipality, then they supervise. their duties are clear. we are talking about higher than this level, that is, you are almost certain about the services that are provided to the people, but from there on , when it comes t

his credentials and wrote that there is a categorical disagreement with what is happening in the city councilg zaporozhye residents, who are busy fighting for control over the budget of the city of annidolu and the city, he wrote. i see that there was an attempt to vote and remove... the secretary of the city council, we remember in general how it was formed, it was quite a scandalous thing, that now against the background of the war and such a dramatic situation in the zaporizhia city council , it is difficult to evaluate the work of colleagues, except for kostiantynov and a similar statement was written by a city council member from the sluga party to the people of kateryna gertsai, it seems to me, well, there are precedents when deputies make up their mandates, but we must understand that instead of these deputies, according to the law, other deputies and from their political forces, i.e., the composition of the zaporozhye city council or any other city council, it will not change due to the departure of this or that deputy, because we do not have a majoritarian, it is a list system, and n

in the city council elections. from the people of tehran. participating in the elections of the second city council and throwing everything before means that in the whole country , nearly 80% of the opponents of the first city councils won, so this shows that it is not the case that if there is no systematic supervision, people always participate, many times people participate for this reason. that the one who did not perform his duty in the city councils who always beat you in the head from morning to night people say that we didn't elect you for this job, but now that the leadership emphasizes the need for participation and insists on increasing the participation of the people , they invite the people. we see that some people have taken up this slogan and they keep saying that the supreme leader said this and that, and then they create a double standard. the guardian council and they say that the guardian council supervises the casting process. it determines the qualifications, rejects some, the guardian council

we'll get to those heated city council meetings in a moment. but first, we're in the middle of a foggy night with some incoming rain. >> that's right. let's get right to abc seven news. meteorology sandhya patel, who's taking us through what we're seeing right now. sandhya yeah, the fog is in right now. and let's take a look at a live picture, dan and anna. and you will notice that it is showing up on our tam cam. it is thick across parts of the bay area. we have that dense fog advisory until 10 a.m. tomorrow. so let's get you into the visibility. it's a quarter mile right now in santa rosa, just over a mile in half moon bay as we back out here, show you the wider perspective. it's not just the fog, but the clouds, visibility with a quarter mile or less. this is your dense fog alert. use low beams, leave extra distance, extra time, and then a light level one system is coming our way on live doppler seven, and that is for tomorrow. it's kicking up the surf high surf advisory until 4 a.m. thursday. we're looking at 18 to 22 foot break is expected

we'll get to those heated city council meetings in a moment.ut first, we're in the middle of a foggy night with some incoming rain. >> that's right. let's get right to abc seven news. meteorology sandhya patel, who's taking us through what we're seeing right now. sandhya yeah, the fog is in right now. and let's take a look at a live picture, dan and anna. and you will notice that it is showing up on our tam cam. it is thick across parts of the bay area. we have that dense fog advisory until 10 a.m. tomorrow. so let's get you into the visibility. it's a quarter mile right now in santa rosa, just over a mile in half moon bay as we back out here, show you the wider perspective. it's not just the fog, but the clouds, visibility with a quarter mile or less. this is your dense fog alert. use low beams, leave extra distance, extra time, and then a light level one system is coming our way on live doppler seven, and that is for tomorrow. it's kicking up the surf high surf advisory until 4 a.m. thursday. we're looking at 18 to 22 foot break is expected a

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

meeting after the anti semitic attacks that occurred during a similar discussion at the oakland city council meeting earlier this afternoon. a jewish community group opposing the that's going on right now held a vigil across from city hall. >> four's dan kerman has that story. >> this resolution before san francisco supervisors is different than the one that was put before the oakland city council. yet it's still creating division with israeli flags everywhere. members of the bay area's jewish community relations council and their supporters hold a vigil across the street from san francisco city hall tuesday afternoon and recited the names of israeli hostages that have yet to be freed. >> 22, he we're doing this vigil today to honor the hostages that still remain and tunnels to call for their release and to remind the public and to remind the board of supervisors why this conflict started. jcrc wants to remind the board the most recent conflict began. >> with the october 7th hamas attack because san francisco supervisor dean preston, has introduced a new cease-fire resolution. a cease-fire,

now we hear that crowds and protests have been attempting to break into the bug or a city council building. can you bring us your paying your thoughts on what's going on with the obviously uh, obviously the pro western uh coalition is attempting a colored revolution scenario. there. of course, i'm happy with the election results and they're using their unhappiness as an excuse to just try to invalidate the entire elections them to act with these stabilize the country. and they're certainly being directed by the american embassy, the german embassy, british embassy, you know, all the main, western embassies, all the usual suspects are present in belgrade. just like in all other color revolution is the world over. so soon as present recently pray is his country success on plans for the future. how now he's talking about protest as what's going on overall and we think is what there's less than pressure. well, this is absolutely western pressures. i just wanna, uh, i just wanna make, make sure then of yours understand i'm, i'm the only elected m p on a, on an opposition list. we are a national

today, dozens of pro- palestinian supporters showed up at the san jose city council meeting hoping to change that. we have more from san jose. >> reporter: more than 100 pro- palestinian supporters came here to city hall today and many of them spoke before the city council demanding that the council issue a resolution supporting a permanent cease- fire in gaza. >> this is one of several people asking that the city council issue a resolution asking for a permanent cease- fire in gaza. >> we are all funding this genocide, this attack on the children of gaza. over 8000 are estimated to have been killed. we are funding this with our taxes and we need to say that san jose cannot support this. >> dozens of pro- palestinian supporters attended today's san jose city council meeting during the open forum and many demanded that the council vote on a cease-fire resolution, similar to those already passed in oakland and richmond. some disagree with those who say that is san jose resolution would be symbolic. >> the reality is that these are locally elected officials. they speak to all congress me

the city council voted require veolia to complete a technical report. >> and handed to the city by january. 8th. discuss it further at the january 23rd city council meeting enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> want to get you a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza. this there's quite a bit of fog out there. it's been hanging out since earlier this evening up in the north bay. there's a dense fog advisory through 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. a reminder here tonight to drive carefully. take this into consideration for tomorrow morning's commute conference. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. he's got a little bit more detail on how long fog is going to last. yeah, i think as we head toward tomorrow morning, i think a lot of that's going to start to mix out but its stake out their spots. that's for sure. right now. >> some less than a quarter of a mile with some of that dense fog. you can look for the east bay hills, fog, see the light shining up through. that's fog is we're going to see really kind of that thin deck. but it's right down on the surface in spots, looking out

the decision of the lviv city council on the transfer of the metropolitan gardens to the greek catholic church was declared illegal and canceled by the state court, as well as the decision of the state registrar, and the city continues to fight. for more than three years of almost fifty court sessions. supreme court, and here the case is again on appeal. we believe that the decision of the first instance as of today is legal, and the appeal at that time, lviv city, is simple. why did this land become a delicacy for those willing to take it away from communities? all residents of lviv, and even tourists, know about the residence of the greek-catholic metropolitans and a real architectural gem. 18th century st. george's cathedral. the building that is next to us is the metropolitan chambers in which metropolitan andrey sheptytsky actually lived and served, and later the entire hierarchy of the ukrainian greek catholic church. this baroque and rococo style complex was designed almost 300 years ago by famous lviv architects of german origin: bernard meretyn and clemens fessinger. andrii she

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anybody that shows a semblance of sanity gets primaried and then the city council gets even crazier ands get what they deserve. lee, thank you very much. all right. liberal back flips today over the idea of vivek ramaswamy dropping out. this after a pullback in tv ad spending. vivek, here to respond. but, first, it's a politicized persecution but jack smith doesn't want you to call it that. special counsel just filing another motion trying to limit trump's ability to defend himself. former trump attorney jim trusty reacts to the chilling details, next. ♪ >> pete: biden's doj is now trying to police disinformation. of course they are. justice department special counsel jack smith's office writing in a court filing today that trump's lawyers should be prevented from, quote: raising irrelevant political issues or arguments in front of the jury. including that the persecution is vindictive and selective or was coordinated by joe biden. this comes as michigan supreme court rejected an effort to remove trump from the ballot today. here to break it all down is former trump attorney and former

correct message, and in principle it should be so, but here it is important to understand that the city council if we are talking about the local council at all. it has power in addition to the front, except in principle for the state budget, yes, it also provides many, many rear rear internal moments with the local budget, such as the same kind of infrastructure, thanks to which we are also bringing our victory closer, and well, many, many other moments, and there is also financing of communal medical facilities and so on, so it cannot be said that dnipro does not allocate. there is nothing there the military line from the local, well, from the local budget, and that in general the money there goes only for, i don’t know, the installation of some christmas trees there, which we don’t have this year financed from the local budget of the city council in principle, or there are some other unimportant points, in my opinion, the budget from our city, the local budget, well, the budget from... from the city of dnipro, it stands out, well, we always want more, everything should go to the army, but st

anybody that shows a semblance of sanity gets primaried and then the city council gets even crazier ands get what they deserve. lee, thank you very much. all right. liberal back flips today over the idea of vivek ramaswamy dropping out. this after a pullback in tv ad spending. vivek, here to respond. but, first, it's a politicized persecution but jack smith doesn't want you to call it that. special counsel just filing another motion trying to limit trump's ability to defend himself. former trump attorney jim trusty reacts to the chilling details, next introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 is portable, which means you can blend up nutritious smoothies, protein shakes, or frozen treats, just about anywhere! recharge quickly via usb-c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75%

leonid yemets, a deputy of the kyiv city council and about the consequences of the enemy attack on kyiv, and also about the problem that objectively happened with the capital's subway, and here, of course, experts should decide what happened and... decide how to overcome these problems, and now we will discuss a very important topic and invite volodymyr arev, people's deputy of ukraine, mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, good evening, good evening, you know, we have been fighting a full-scale war with the enemy for almost two years now, by the russian federation, it seems probably to people who are not initiated, or are not interested, that all the agreements, treaties that were concluded between ukraine and russia, they... they are annulled automatically or canceled and we have nothing in common except the battle line on the battlefield, but there is an agreement on the black sea fleet in russian, about the black sea fleet in russian. federation, and here the question is that this agreement should be canceled, and whether it will be canceled, and why it is shameful, and why it is still

new york city council member vicki paladino wrote that and joins me now. f all, congratulations for standing up as you do for some common sense in a very nonsensical city council and what do you do with people that won't open their eyes to the crisis in front of them 124 >> push them the way they push and puck back harder. our voices now are more important than ever. we're minority in the city council, and i am considered one of the loudest in the city council on my side of the aisle. david: what do you do when they try to shut you up? >> what do i do? i say oh, no, no. never, ever, ever again because they did shut me down once concerning the budget and regarding this piece that i put out the next day. because they didn't want to hear the common sense of what's going on. you actually expected us to take in what we have on record as 150,000 migrants right now in new york and we have warned and the mayor warn that had $4 billion a year over three years, $12 billion, and now you're slashing our budget, which you had to do and we told you was going to happen bu

party that white city council members were invited to. we have new information on this. >> boston's democratic mayor michelle woo racism right about eyebrows over what was it unfortunate divisive invite for they sent this to only intended for minority members of the cit council. minutes later all white counselors who had had their party invitations rescinded, th director of city council relations apologized in that e-mail writing i did send that to everyone by accident, i apologize if my e-mail may have offended or come across as so. >> we celebrate all kinds of connection and identity and culture and heritage and the city. we are a city where everyone's identity is embraced. >> boston's first asian and female mirror so sending an invitation for elected official of color to the whole city council was just an honest mistake. explaining that the annual part has been held for years and tha it's customary for diverse members to take turns hosting it . other elected official say it sends the wrong message. city funds we're not used to pa for t

mobilized from next year in odessa, those who are registered in odessa, can receive 20 uah from the city councilately, the officials of the city hall did not want to spread this to... all those mobilized since the 22nd year, but let's see what the income will be to the budget next year, and we hope that we will also accept it, and i was also interested in one piece of information, it concerns the odeschina, but, but we don't have time already, so i may not next time i will transfer it. thank you very much, mr. peter, for participating, take care of yourself, stay in ukryta, as i urge all our viewers, this was petro obukhov, a deputy of the odesa city council, throughout the territory of ukraine. there is this air anxiety, these extraneous sounds that you hear, ignore them, we are in such a temporary shelter, so here, as they say, certainly not a studio environment, but an environment that allows us to at least somehow work and communicate to you important information. the next topic we took to discussion, it is critically important, i would say so, now, of course, there are various options to av

this man, why they decided to dedicate a street to him in the city, if you know, well, we had a city councilesterday, it went pretty well, let's say that, after the shelling that the city experienced, the deputies managed for 30 minutes, they made about a dozen decisions there, including one of them... the renaming of balakiriva street on pavlovo field named after russian composer from the mighty bunch, who had no relation to kharkiv in any way, in honor of our countryman, a native of kharkiv, an azov resident, who was at the front from the 14th year and died in the 22nd year defending mariupol, heroically, received a gold star, received a posthumous of the country, and even in the summer in the hall of the school where he studied at the 111th gymnasium, a memorial plaque was opened to him, well, in general, the commemoration of stanislav is entirely and completely, as i understand it, the merit of the kraken special unit, which for him, about this, about this renaming of the kharkiv regional council, sorry, city council turns happened and so on, here, but i want to say that we have more tha

city council building, can you bring your play in your thoughts on what's going on? yeah, obviously uh, obviously the pro western uh coalition is attempting a color revolution scenario.

i ess what i would sit the say e city council directed mr. freed to discuss city businessn a social media account. >>19 clearly customs should be enough. do you really want to fight it at hard? >> i do not disagree 1983 statute ordinance regulation on customer usage. we do not have to look just to state law but the only it's addresse i had to be something so forceful it essentially was the law. so when we loot that case they were not letting any blacks at the counter to eat. there is a policeffer in force not custom weon have anything like that in this case when it's so defined it becomes sentially a dy. once understand your argument with rpe for the need for clarity, bright line, public officials have a first amendment right and they need to know when they're abl t exercise it. i appreciate that. that we had a line ofases in which those kinds of issues were taken into account the court does not choose a bright line te. on the pickren scenario the public employees are trying to speak on matters ofubc concern in the government does not want the

. >> ongoing conflict in gaza during a city council meeting that happened last night. >> one city passingtion may not have impacts, but we are part of a collective of cities in this country. and as a mask, berkeley should join this collective in the clearing immediate and permanent cease-fire and an end to the occupation of palestine oppression is wrong. segregation is wrong. apartheid was our it does not bring peace. >> protesters plan to 10 other city council means across the bay last night, including sbndra fell delay host san bruno and santa clara >> everything's amazing rising right now. so it's kind of like come in so bad. >> bart riders are reacting to the fare increase coming this new year. fares across the bar system are going to up by 5.5% raising the average fare by about $0.23. this increase has some par. bart riders not so happy about this. >> some people still need to have the part they like myself. i don't have a car. >> take a look at some examples of the fare increase arrive from berkeley to the embarcadero will go up. $0.25 longer. rides like anyone's antioch to montgome

study remotely, as far as i understand, and here is the question, has it been raised at the kyiv city councilat are the possibilities of the city now to settle people like this, even temporarily, it may be temporarily for a month, it may be two, we know very well that the enemy will obviously continue these attacks, using ballistics. missiles, in particular the eu-400, which, you know, fall, how they spit, where it will fall, is unknown , so there may be many such stories here, when people will be forced to live somewhere for a while, how ready is the capital here, without revealing again some resources and opportunities there, but maybe additional money is needed for this to allocate, to purchase some things for the people there, i can say that the budget of the city of kyiv provides for a reserve fund, there is money in it, that is, there is a source from which it can be allocated, but no decisions were made today... because today the conciliatory council was taking place, which is actually preparing for tomorrow's meeting, well, this is open information, tomorrow there will be a session in

the city council voted require veolia to complete a technical report. >> and handed to the city by january. 8th. discuss it further at the january 23rd city council meeting enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> protesters gathered in san francisco today calling for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas war. they say the biden administration needs to end funding to israel. >> 14 billion dollars murder >> in berkeley activists asked the city to take a stance in the ongoing conflict in gaza during a city council meeting tonight. >> one city passing a resolution may not have impacts, but we are part of a collective of cities in this country. and as a mask, berkeley should join this collective in the clearing immediate and permanent cease-fire and an end to the occupation of palestine oppression is wrong. segregation is wrong. apartheid was our it does not bring peace. >> let's testers plan to attend other city council meetings across the bay area today and tomorrow, including center fell the laos and bruno and santa clara. >> local food banks across the bay area are reporting low numbers of donat

others issues worth discussing. regarding the city of kyiv, leonid yemets, deputy of the kyiv city councilmr. leonid, i congratulate you, and i congratulate you, well, first of all, tonight it started to explode before the announcement of the air alert, why did this happen and the consequences of hostile conversations from what can be said, where what did the enemy aim for and how did you manage to overcome the consequences of this attack? well, why did it happen, it happened because the russian thugs fired ballistic missiles today. in the direction of the capital of ukraine, hoping to cause significant destruction, to kill ukrainian and civilian and military, thanks to our armed forces, anti-aircraft. defense , they did not achieve the goals they set, the fact that we now see such a large funnel and , unfortunately, a destroyed house, but no injured people, well, for sure, they hardly aimed at this shed or at a house, of the rural type, they were obviously shot down all those eight ballistic missiles that we tried to hit at four in the morning today that are important for ukraine. structu

this statement of andrii vitrenka, the permanent committee of the kyiv city council on budget issues, was shocking news for kyivans living on the left bank, because if the bridge is closed, several stations of the red line will not work either. if the examination shows that there is room. it will be necessary to close the currently allocated funds for the development of design and estimate documentation, for the creation of relevant search works, and if it is confirmed that it is dangerous, then, unfortunately, there will be a demand to close this bridge. the probable closure of several metro stations will be a new blow to the transport system of the capital. kyivans already understand that going from the left bank to the right will be long and expensive inconveniently. well, it's difficult, because the transport will have to... pay twice as much, first of all it will be very inconvenient to get to work, well , we use the bridge, it will be very inconvenient, i would not like it to be blocked, here a lot of people go to the right bank, as get there, transport except 55, no one goes th

care is also calling on its supporters to do the same and ask city councils in brentwood, santa claraarin county and san bruno to also introduce cease fire resolutions to discuss and vote on the cities of oakland and richmond have already approved cease fire resolutions at their council meetings and it is on the agenda for vallejo's city council meeting later this evening. gasia and dave, back to you. >> ali, thank you. today the united nations general assembly is expected to vote on a resolution demanding a humanitarian cease fire in gaza. now, if it passes, the decision would not be binding. it would be an indication of growing global outrage over the high number of palestinian civilian deaths last week, the us vetoed a un security council cease fire resolution trying to work on how to achieve a lasting, secure peace for the palestinian people and the israeli people. >> the biden administration wants israel to create safe corridors for civilian to be able to escape the fighting and for more aid to make its way deeper into gaza. >> ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is in washingt

last week, the berkeley city council chambers were filled with pro-palestinian protesters -- or ratheronstrators, using the public comments session to call on the council to come up with a resolution. when the mayor condemned the october 7th hamas attack on israel, there was vocal opposition. some city business had to be conducted outside of the chambers in a quiet room via zoom and that was without a resolution on the table. while there is no question that the war between israel and hamas is hellish and the civilian toll is heartbreaking, there are some people that say because these resolutions hold no weight, local leaders should really be focusing on the local issues for which they were elected. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> it is 6:37 right now. happening today, oakland leaders will receive a new assessment on the city's troubled 911 emergency calling centers. our investigative unit first brought you the story over the summer when we found long wait times and tens of thousands of abandoned calls, more than double the rate from the year prior. since that time the mayor's office

far as i understand, there is such a thing... the question was whether it was raised at the kyiv city councilat are the possibilities of the city now to settle people like this, let it be temporarily, it may be temporarily a month , it may be two, we know very well that the enemy will continue, obviously these attacks, using ballistic missiles, in particular the eu-400, which you know, are falling like spitting, it is not known where they will fall, so there may be a lot such stories, when people will be forced to live somewhere for some time, as far as the capital is ready here, without revealing again some resources and opportunities there, but maybe additional money is needed. to allocate there to purchase some things for people? i can say that there is a reserve fund in the budget of the city of kyiv, and there is money in it, that is, there is a source from which it can be allocated, and no decisions were made today, because today the conciliation council was held, which is actually preparing for tomorrow's meeting. well, this is open information, tomorrow there will be a session in the

no collapse in the city now , everything is working normally, the only thing that the chernihiv city councild is that there are possible interruptions in the city with the switching on and off of street lighting and traffic lights at night, so the citizens were warned about these possible inconvenience, drivers were urged to be vigilant too, and we also talked with the border communities, and the head of the semenivka community serhiy dydenko reported that in semenivka, which is 11 km from the border with the aggressor country, russian federation, they do not have a warning system, and the siren does not sound during air alarms, because there, too , their system is connected to kyivstar, and according to the head of the community, if kyivstar is not fixed by tomorrow, they will reconfigure it. system to another operator, well, in order for people to receive timely information about danger from the air. well, the people of chernihiv reacted to the lack of mobile communication quite modestly, i suggest you look at all this further, then direct speech. i had a connection yesterday i didn't work

he could only recommend what he think is best forhe city council and that they have to take official action as a city body. >> please finish projects he has authority end and ofimlf to take any action like tt. >> so justice was ain and the last argument about the sixth circuit test and whether it relied fully on a written law and excluded customs given talking bknd forth with justice cap and about custom customary duties. so do you agree custom can be part of the source or duty? x not exact but i do think the sixth circuit use the phrase apparent duties. i guess what i would sit the sae city cncil directed mr. freed to discuss city business on a social media account. >> 1983 clearly customs should be enough. do you really want to fht it that hard? >> i do not disagree 1983 statutornance regulation on customer usage. we do not have to look just to state law but thenly it's addressed i'd had to be something so forceful it esseiay was the law. so when we look at that case theyer not letting any blacks at the counter to eat. theres a police officer in rcnot custom we don't have anything l

action during the city council meeting i was in anyone would disput >> i understood the government's position to be what ty had the city comes limiting the backyard and maybe i am mistakent's a property saying if they have it on the farm or whatever mean eryingle thing, every single time a government employee talks about a job and they hapno be in public it transforms into ste action. >> the problem is they define a custom of positions like this. it's communicating with the puicbout your job. an therefore become state action. that seems very broad to me. but how would you define short of that and be very specific? announng or direcveere announcing directives. announcing notices about covid. where do you draw the line short of the line the other side has. archer hypotheticals when you have a duty to announce a rule this would be state action this explicit duty the uime carrying it out thenes if he is merely reposting a reasri the official action he had alreadyaken there is no state action in tt case big bucks on the reassuring thing i ess a simple question for you t just to think it t

the city council decided to give the gardens to the ukrainian greek catholic church on the condition for city residents, but it did not work out. the state service for special communications and information protection of ukraine decided to condemn this land with an area of ​​more than 2 hectares. we legitimately adopted a resolution at the session and gave this land to the church. and here, you know, how philips kanopel is suing the special forces, who is the legal successor of all of them. they say no, it's like our land. it is interesting that in 2020, when lviv decided to return part of the lower metropolitan gardens to the church, this area was free. there was no information in the land cadastre that it belonged to the state special service. instead, the department only had the right of use - says ulyana pak, a deputy of the city council. in fact, we identified this plot of land, registered it in the land cadastre, registered the right of ownership and, accordingly, took all measures, adequate, which should have been taken when this plot was to be transferred to the ownership, fo

are very large funds that are needed both for restoration and everything, but despite this, the city council to extend the period of not... removing the rent from the owned, well, shopping malls and those belonging to the city, not to remove this tax from entrepreneurs, well, here i have it . an unequivocal feeling, because it is commercial, let's say, whatever works, rented, there, people pay rent , yes, it is not as big as it was before the war, prices have fallen somewhere, maybe twice, but little by little everything is recovering, the market is working, ah, the city could make a little money from commerce, but they made such a decision , the deputies made, uh, here, you know, it's one thing when there are a lot of people who don't have enough money to travel by subway, another - it's already business, here... well, i'm not quite i agree, but this is about the communal lease of communal property, i hope, because if they already start privately renting to ban it, then communism has already arrived, no longer socialism, it is communal property, of course, so i am just comparing the market,

up to 2500 people who gathered in front of the city council. there's less the more than a 1000 for gathered in an extraordinary address on the occasion of the attempted violet incursions of supporters and serve it against the violence. we will preserve the freedom of serbia because that is the highest value, will preserve the independence and sovereignty of our country will defend our service. i'm just asking you to maintain peace, the blocking call. the country safe will not let them destroy our country. and the folder, the more they can go to training more than 2000 people gathered in protest outside of the city council building the way they demanded the recent parliamentary election results be cancelled. also, the national presence, routing goes on one of those processes slash windows and so on into the go the, let's take a look at how the situation unfolds. the, [000:00:00;00] the, by going to me now in this you do is i'll take or thought, steve, sweetie. see if i put joining us, tell us what's been going on and what's the lightest. well, w

a $2,000 out of pocket cap on prescription medication beginning in 2025. >> well, tonight, the city councilsaratoga will choose the city's mayor and vice mayor of 2024. the mayor and vice mayor of saratoga are appointed every year in december by the city council and serve for one year. at tonight's meeting, city council members and the community will also recognize this year's mayor and vice mayor. people are being asked to weigh in on a proposal to rename stow lake in san francisco's golden gate park. >> the survey is set to roll out this week. the effort comes in response to a resolution passed by the board of supervisors earlier this year, which calls for a new name, one that reflects the city's values. the lake is named after william stow, a member of the state assembly in the 1850s who was known to have anti-semitic views as people up in washington state are watching creeks and rivers, expecting some to overflow. the area east of seattle was hit by strong storms, causing several waterways to crest and nearby homes to flood. local government and emergency leaders are also warning people

here is another chicago woman who spoke out at the city council meeting. watch. >> i'm not for the sanctuary city. the reason why i'm not for the sanctuary city is because people have waited years to come in here legally. not just transported on these buses, dropped osprey in our neighborhoods. rates of crime. almost got hit several times just making it down here today. and this is ludicrous. >> rachel: pastor brooks, that really resonates. my mother is legal immigrant to this country.

paul's city council will be held by women.>> po p30 people running for th seats, and people close to elect us >> i'm a daughter of refugees. >> st. paul lifelected not just women and women of color but experience and skill set >> i'm a civil engineer. you think about problems and approach them in a different way. >> reporter: all of them under the age of 40. >> to be in this moment now and sew what' show what's possible is exciting >> i want to be a game changer >> i remember growing up never believing that i was a leader. it really important to me that other folks who are like us, you know, growing up, that they see somebody who they can be because it is for you to be who you cannot see at all. >> reporter: these three were reelected in november. >> history isn't just the fact that we all got here but it's going to be made by what we do here. >> when i ran for city council it did not look look like it looks today. >> reporter: the four newly-elected will start their first term in january. what do you think about the history a

no white members of city council were invited. >> this group has been in place for many years, we celebrate connection and identity and heritage in the city. >> cheryl: unless you are white. initially all 13 members were invited, then invites were rescinded to the white city council members. on behalf of michelle with you, cordially invite you and a guest. second one going out to white members only. i did send that to everyone by accident, i apologize, sorry for any confusion this may have caused. hashtag, you are still not invited. when asked by reporters about the party, one said we have stopped getting to know each other and started attacking each other. >> carley: wow, everybody was invited initially and she sent another message and the white people were not invited. sticking with the christmas theme, over to the white house, what is going on there? >> >> cheryl: jill biden releasing an odd video celebrating christmas at the white house. ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: no words, just tap dancing and a message, bit of magic and wonder, that is their interpretation of the nutcracker. some calling this uni

however, this has not yet been finalized and should be checked with the city council. it should be checked by an expert because you should know that the total price of the ticket there is more than 28 thousand tomans for us, and in fact , tehran municipality has the assumption that if it wants to provide the service outside the limit , this regime is actually a it should be a suitable diet and now, for example, how much is the price of a ticket for the tehran metro at 8? about 9000 tomans, about 90 tomans, and this is the price of the ticket that we charge from the passenger, but what has been spent is more than this number, and in fact , tehran municipality has come to help here, and the burden that is on the ground and the service that should actually happen. tehran municipality is doing it now, we are doing it in hashtgerd as well, we have this issue with mr. doctor himself, our friends are helping us here too, with the cooperation and help we will have with the new cities development company and specifically the ministry of roads, god willing. we will do the route

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the black city council members get two christmas parties and white city council members only get to go so wu is pro segregation, but there was a typo so no one was supposed to know. the honest mistake was the typo not the racially segregated party, see. did jesus have three white wise men in the cold while three brown ones huddled in the manger. >> are you concerned this leads to further divisivness. >> no. we celebrate all kinds of connection and identity and culture and heritage in the city. we want to be a city where everyone's identity is embraced and that there are spaces and communities that we can help support. >> jesse: wu sounds like a confederate. the system's been in place for many many years. did she say banning whites from christmas party is something she celebrates? what time should the uninvited white show up to the whites only christmas party? 7ish? no one's ever mistaken me for a constitutional scholar, but we banned separate but equal in the '50s. wu broke the law. who? wu. massachusetts state law prohibits making any distinction, discrimination or restriction in admi

and get along with the city council and the mayor city. how that how does it's tough, man. you have to be have police chief path politician because you certainly have to talk to those politicians who, by the way, oftentimes know very little about law enforcement and intro workings of a police department. remember, armstrong got fired because of and then that he had a problem with. but that happens and police departments often would help for like pa oakland police officers association to maybe take city council members. police commission members may be already do this. i'm going right along the neighborhoods where they're encountering some of these serious problems for the residents here. alright, calling out and begging for better police that's interesting. but i would imagine there are some problems with insurance and can't wait. you know, keep them safe while we take them on right along. i remember i grew up here in san francisco. my dad was president of the police commission here way back when so i went to la and became a da down. there was mandatory as a da that we have

at least products up to 2500 people who gathered in front of the city council. there's less the more than a 1000 for gather in an extraordinary address on the occasion of the attempt to defile it. incursion, of supporters of serve it against the violence. we'll preserve the freedom of serbia because that is the highest value will preserve the independence and sovereignty of our country will defend our service. i'm just asking you to maintain peace, the blind call. the country safe will not let them destroy our country, and they forwarded them when they could go to training the file. well, that spring and t correspondence sais sweeney and have a chat. steve, sol, breaking news, christmas eve for some not for others. other than that over the summer, but at this time me yeah, but it is also really kicking off isn't in in belgrade, quite surprisingly. we told we'd been tilting by for the last hour or so, but what was really going on right now is let's be find it some guess some said that this is smaller than most western media reporting. that was, i think it's a big

of anti-semitic, anti-palestinian and islamophobic rhetoric, but represent cities from the jewish community. relations council say city governments don't need to take actions like these. >> we think that the palestinian authority or an international group of arab states can cooperate and help rebuild gaza. but israelis and jews around the world understand that israelis physical and psychological security depend on hamas's removal. so there can't be a peace with hamas in power. and that's what this resolution is lacking. >> those in support of these resolutions say calling for peace is necessary and they say preston's proposal in part, articular, is doing enough to call for that. >> i would challenge anyone to point to anything in this resolution that is divisive. it's specifically saying all the death has been atrocious and we need a solution to this that brings all sides to peace. >> both sides now calling for people to flood city council meetings and alameda, berkeley, hayward, petaluma as well as san jose. back in san francisco, leaders aren't expected to cast any official votes today on that resolution. b

people packed the berkeley city council meeting tuesday, rallying for and against the council, taking up a gaza ceasefire resolution on the . some people brought signs calling for the council to vote after several council members withdrew proposals. >> all we're asking for is stop killing children. >> others brought signs calling a cease fire resolution divisive, saying berkeley should stick to local issues. >> my 19 year old nephew, you have was killed in the attack on israel and still i pray for peace with all my pain and with all my heart. but real change, as you know, doesn't come through resolutions as the one point of unity was the deep pain. >> people in the bay area are feeling, seeing violence in israel and gaza. we want to end the killing of every child, every child, and not just palestine israeli children as well. >> i have felt a lot of increasing fear around being a jew on my morning walks. >> i see signs in graffiti calling jewish people. >> the berkeley meeting reflects a growing worldwide divide over what to do about the loss of innocent palestinian and israeli lives a