these trustees of the city council should be placed in order to help and be a helping arm for the city council. trustees have two main duties. one of them is that they should help the city council to solve many issues that exist in the heart of the neighborhoods and these 21 people don't have the time to do so. to see the neighborhood of the city, the trustees are actually the eyes of the city council because they themselves are residents of those areas , and they can clearly understand what issues and problems there are. exactly one of the conditions for the selection of trustees is that they live in that area. yes. and the second task, the second task that the trustees and the entire board of trustees have been asked to do is to be an executive arm for the institutions active in the neighborhood, that is, in fact, the last pillar of our executive or our executive cell in the neighborhood are the trustees who help the programs we. from the city level to the regional level to the neighborhood level, there is a need there are a series of requirements, they can be allowed to do that work

victoria, victoria ptashnyk, a member of the kyiv city council, was on our airwaves, we are now moving like to briefly note that today, as a result of a missile attack by the russians, three enterprises of the food industry in the ukrainian capital were affected, this is the capital mill, kyiv translogik, and actually they supply and carry out transportation to strategic production enterprises, including the leading supplier of bread in kyiv, kyiv hlib, but they assure that there will be no interruptions in the supply of bread as a result of these attacks, so it is important to understand this, as well as we we bring this information to your attention, but you will soon find out more information from the presentation of our colleagues, the news editor and anna yevamelnik are ready to share this information with you, congratulations and we will actually give you the word about what this issue will be about. thank you, colleagues, in this issue i will tell you how much more financial aid ukraine will receive from such a country. a friendly country like estonia, and of course i will tell

, it clearly has a decisive role in decisive influence on editorial policy. the city council, and thet that oleksandr lumakov was a member of the editorial board, it was, well, it resulted, it resulted from this decisive influence, let's say this, and now, now, or will change, well, we must, we must now look at the situation, observe whether it will affect the change of editorial policy, this fact itself, i can, i can state that people who are opposed, let's say, to the city. the councils have repeatedly criticized over the past few years that this influence on the part of the city council was, well , let's say this, very noticeable on the editorial policy, well , since, since this is a communal enterprise, it was obviously not inevitable , but the point is that it was about when such criticism was heard, then it was about influence, decisive... in the mono majority in the city council, which belonged and actually belongs to the party of the representatives of the faction of the party of the suspended mayor vladyslav atroshenko, the native house, this party is called, that is, the key

city council.want to see who the trustees of tehran's neighborhoods are and what they will do. good morning mr. alavi . you are very welcome. to serve you and dear viewers and wish you to accept your prayers and prayers, please be healthy . jabalbi, let me start the work of the trustees of the city council. first, tell me how these trustees of the city council are elected , how many people are there, and what will be their duties. i will give you a small introduction first. once upon a time, cities were small and had a limited population the government and the authorities managed them , they became bigger, the authorities could no longer have conflicts , they could not deal with all the troubles of the city, municipalities were established, which are known as municipalities today. and the population of the cities has increased so much, especially in tehran, that the municipality and municipality alone definitely cannot handle all the problems of a city over 700 km with a population of 10 million ,

we are allowing a city council to let havoc be reaking in this the town b it's time for the adults to come back in the room and make this country and the city safe. questions to -- excuse me, to our mr. pemberton can you police chases what the policies are in the city? >> the metropolitan police department has policies on police pursuits. the only vehicles we are allowed to pursuit when a violent felony is committed and if we beliee's an eminent threat of serious body injury or death. >> tell me about carjackings what happens with those? >> in certain circumstances officers would be able to pursuit the vehicles. in reality most of the pursuits are called office byofficials. >> because of what reason? >> the perceived danger that there could be or possible bad public relations for a vehicle pursuit. >> you know, i had a condo here in town, there were 5 shootings in three months. my wife would take our dog out just in the median to relieve itself and felt no longer safe from my wife. and i will be damn if i'm going to risk my life serving the people of north carolina and get shot doing

the dc city council and the mayor should be held fully accountable for the crimes happening in this cityto me. the chief, i want to start witho suppress or deter crime and the capitol hill area? >> we have the advantage of having a much smaller jurisdiction than other police departments, but as i've said, we certainly understand that we can be of service and help to the neighborhoods in and around capitol hill. we respond to calls that we here come out in this area, and i think it's important that we work in partnership to help but, and i talk all the time about us being a protection agency, which we are but we cannot ever walk away from our police responsibilities. we are still cops and fight crime, and on this campus if you took the crime rate of things that happened, it's very low. there's not a lot of crime on the campus, it's nonexistent, but there's not aot to the exteh that out to the surrounding neighborhoods, certainly where are going to continue to do that, so it's just understanding that we need to continue to take the police responsibilities very seriously. >> it was mentione

be provided from the city in the amount of uah 10,000, they can also apply to the deputies kyiv city council by grant assistance from the so-called deputies' funds, this is all that... will do, well, i hope, quite quickly. ugh. ms. zoya, i also wanted to talk to you about the situation with the kyiv subway, now we understand that the situation looks a little complicated, but i wanted you to explain to our viewers, because there is a problem, yes, at the moment we do not know the investigation, how it continues, that is, who guilty as a result of the fact that we have such a situation that several metro stations are not working, and there is this... this is damage to the tunnel through which the actual it is possible to carry out transportation, which is now related to this case, please share with us, but at the beginning, when you introduced me, you called me a member of the temporary control commission of the kyiv city council, this is a little incorrect information, because from our faction to this commission taras kozak enters, but what is the situation at the moment, what i know, and the

, of course, only the tuition fee is determined by the universities themselves or by the city competition council of the universities, especially in the non-state universities and the azad university . well, you see, the costs of the universities have also increased. the same city that is being paid now because the law of determining the tuition fee was left to the university board of trustees. it has been said that education up to the point of self-sufficiency should be free, but we currently have 25% of the cost of students and academics. in the university now , they study at night or payam noor or non-self-employed. it really depends on the individual , both on his honor and dignity, and on the job privileges that they can use in the future . it depends on the individual, but we can now, because of the economic conditions of the society , your presence is somewhat weaker and more fragile . let's predict, in my opinion , it is not bad that the feed of petrochemicals is at the world price form. in my opinion, it is better for the world price. yes , do you agree with the artists' tax exemption ?

just a point of inquiry can we subpoena the dc city council? ce dc city council?now why and the safety of individuals within the community is a partisan issue. i don't get it. i don't get it. bullets can kill democrats just as well as they can kill republicans and innocent individuals. there's a reason that criminals should be prosecuted. i will remind our -- our colleagues that money for prosecutors doesn't matter if the laws don't allow them to beo remind everybody here the michael brown incident in st. louis was a tragic one but the bullet holes were in the top of his head showing that he did not have his hands up. he was charging the police officer, period. that's when so much of this started and truth matters when we are dealing with these things. this is infuriating. it's absolutely infuriating. we are allowing a city council to let havoc be reaking in this the town because they don't like law enforcement. it's time for the adults to come back in the roo country and the city safe. questions to -- excuse me, to r mr. pemberton, can you tell me when we are dea

if you havejustjoined us, birmingham city council are discussing the cuts they are going to have to make those swingeing cuts to local services as they look to save £300 million. council tax will rise by 21% over two years. this is all because europe's largest local authority has declared itself effectively bankrupt and is trying to save those cuts. i want to take you to edinburgh, because the family of emma caldwell has been meeting scotland's first minister, and they are about to talk to the press. let's listen. this is margaret caldwell and her loyal, and moran mor, coming to the... , , ., loyal, and moran mor, coming to the... , , ., ,, _ the... this is a statement issued by m self, the... this is a statement issued by myself. the — the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor _ the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor acting - the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor acting for - myself, the solicitor acting for margaret caldwell and her family, following a meeting with the first minister and thejustice secretary. margaret caldwell w

petro obukhov, deputy of the odesa city council, is in touch with us. mr. peter, good evening, not a good evening. congratulations, let it be so, because he is good here for the whole of ukraine , for odesa, because everyone is concerned, it hurts everyone, but in odesa especially, there are no such specific questions to ask, i see that now the information on the 19th dead has been updated again, more than 70 wounded, tell me how the consequences have been overcome and what the situation is now in the city where work is also taking place at the scene of the incident, i understand, please, that this is the largest, the largest number of victims. during the russian attacks for more than two years, 19 of them were hit by two rockets, the first and after a while the second just when the rescuers arrived, the firefighters and doctors arrived, and one of those who died is an ambulance doctor and the other is rescuer dsnsnyk, that is, such an insidious tactic that we have not seen for the first time. was announced somewhere there three minutes before this arrival,

the city council just wanted public opinion. the council will consider the recommendations and present the draft in april. >>> trey serna program program coming to san jose that will be a win or go for housing. the city council unanimously passed a resolution for quiet and reference policy, so, going forward, the city will require portions of affordable housing be set aside for low income residents at the highest risk of being priced out. that goal is to stop locals being forced out of their neighborhoods and the city. the program would offer the same protections to noncitizens. >>> a group of prison reform advocates is plotting the decision by the alameda county da not to pursue adult charges against a teenage murder suspect. the stems from a 2022 house party shooting in oakland that left two brothers dead. the suspect was 17 years old at the time of the killings. embattled district attorney, pamela price, has decided to keep this case in juvenile court. today, a group that works with incarcerated youth defended her decision. th

according to the city council. the numbers of people living in vans and caravans has gone from 150 before but unless the council considers an encampment to have a high impact on residents they will not take enforcement action. last year people living on the roadside and is bristol were moved on after the council obtained an injunction following a glut of complaints. with the cost of living crisis showing little sign of easing, it is unlikely that van dweller sa bristol will be hitting the road anytime soon. ., ., , ., , will be hitting the road anytime soon. ., ., , ., soon. for more stories from across the uk head _ soon. for more stories from across the uk head to _ soon. for more stories from across the uk head to the _ soon. for more stories from across the uk head to the news _ soon. for more stories from across the uk head to the news website. | soon. for more stories from across i the uk head to the news website. you are here the uk head to the news website. are here with bbc news. millions of muslims around the world are observing ramadan. it is a spiritual time of fasting, reflec

we have to change the laws, really , the city and village councils are doing jihad at all services arecity and the countryside, the government is killing itself , for example, in a province, it wants a hospital for 12 years , but the city personnel are more than 350,000 people daily, who are now in my hands, they are neglecting the city , from cleaning to parks and other issues, i.e. civil engineering. it is in the city, but we want to solve their problems for the people , not create a problem for their problems . first of all, some of the current laws must be amended . get advice from representatives i myself am saying this, that in practice, we do not have these branches , sometimes it is a conflict and contradiction. i am saying this. the holding of shura elections has nothing to do with the representative, so why should the first law be amended in the previous parliament, as we said this. take authority from the representatives to appoint a second one for the council elections, while we agree to choose and hand over the work to the people in the village and city as the people's tru

this was reported in the city council.ishchev held the position of deputy chief of the main department of the national police in the odesa region. we express sincerity. condolences to the families of the victims. and i want to remind you about the collection and i want to encourage you to join the collection from espresso tv channel. we are asking you to help with the purchase of mavics and accessories for them, as well as fpv drones for the 74th battalion of the 102nd separate brigade. these soldiers defend the country in the zaporizhzhya direction, so that they do not risk their lives and do not go on an assault on the pomi. fields need drones and we can help. our goal is uah 500,000. with your help, we have already collected over uah 21,500. remember, every donation you make is important, so join the collection. you can now see all the details on the screen. such were the news at that time. more you can read on our website espresso tv. also follow us on social media and watch us on youtube. i am iryna koval, i say goodb

of targeting and intimidating muslims who were attending a city council meeting. atsuyama joins usúlive tonight from san bruno with the story. jenna >> mike i did try and reach thee at city hall, but so far we haven't had any response from. they were here for their weekly rally, and they explained to me some of the reasons why they sent that letter. hegs flying now outside san bruno city hall. residents of palestinian descent and their allies rallied with signs and calls for a gaza ceasefire thursday. >> san bruno has one of the largest palestinian communities in the peninsula, much a part oe and lifestyle here of the city. butc now the cease fire group is upset, saying the city targeted and intimidated some of their members during ramadan. >> at a march 12th city council meeting, the council on american islamic relations, known as cair, sent a letter this week to san bruno's mayor, ricardo medina. it states that the city refused their request to let the group break their ramadan fast in the lobby of the san bruno senior center outside the room where the city counc

the municipality on many matters that are directly related to the municipality and that even the city councilld no longer be a municipal council. if they are really the city council of that city, it means that they can enter directly. so that there is no need for bureaucracy and democracies of various bureaucracies, that is , in the discussion of afa, in the discussion of traffic, in the discussion of even education, if there is direct communication and the mayor himself can actually manage this, i believe that good things will happen in urban management. you used an interesting interpretation. you said that municipal councils should not be city councils. a pension for a family of four covered by the relief and welfare committee, where the head of the household is disabled for some reason, either because of old age or because of how much should the illness and disability be, what should be the ratio with the salary approved by the ministry of labor every year. well, because this institution is a support institution, and well, we have to consider the economic conditions of the country, of cour

artyom tsuran will coordinate the work of the minsk city council.asks ranging from the development of the social sphere to resolving personal issues of citizens were briefly voiced. i talked a lot with my voters, and these were residents of the zavodskoy district of our capital. such a representative composition imposes a special responsibility, and this became one of the topics of the meeting of the party’s highest political council. belaya rus, despite its young age, confidently conducted the election campaign and laid the electoral traditions of the party. it is obvious that the party did a lot of analytical work to prepare for the elections, we created a unified program for the candidate from the belarus party, we provided organizational support at pickets, at speeches of our colleagues with labor collectives, at meetings with citizens, voters, in general, the party provided great assistance in the work of candidates for deputies, in total this allowed members of the white russia party to occupy. there were contradictions of the fundamental law.

administration spent more than uah 34 million to support the armed forces of ukraine with the budget of the city councils is permanent and we will help, we will do everything possible to hasten our victory. thank you, mr. andriy, andrii besetin , the head of the kupina city military administration, was with us and we talked about what the city is currently living with. where, in fact , huge aerial bombs arrive every day, where the massive destruction of buildings actually continues and where the russians have been trying to carry out very serious offensive attempts for more than one month. dear friends, well, we are approaching 9 o'clock in the morning, this is the hour when all of ukraine, all ukrainians remember moments of silence, the memory of those who are no longer with us because of the cursed war that was unleashed. against ukraine, each of us already has more than one acquaintance who, unfortunately, will not be able to live, did not live to see the day when ukraine will defeat russia, those whose lives were cut short by this russian aggression, but so that such , there were fewer of them, we h

care about the questions, what can you do there, as a delegate, not just a deputy, there is a city councilcan do there, well, naturally, you can take advantage of those opportunities, voice, for example, some issue that worries people, which is considered important, but perhaps these, including them, did not hear it. at least once a year, but no one , not less often, yes, not less often, but no one actually restricts us from holding, say, twice a year meetings, in case an agenda is formed, of course, absolutely, yes, too there are no such restrictions, but i would just like to say that this applies to the fact that we didn’t have the false idea that a deputy and a delegate, yes, they’re basically synonymous, they’re identical, we’re trying to separate this, but what’s unique about our algorithm for forming the snc is that we have, in addition to representatives. represented as delegates are deputies of all local councils, deputies of all three levels, primary, basic, regional, yes, who must work directly with the population on private, legal, individual... people's assembly, which is alrea

of yago zhigaro, experience of practice with people, this nakiravanastsya i daver belarus. the city councilwill directly elect members of the council of the republic, i hope that our colleagues and the presidium of the city council and members of the executive committee will support our respected people who are known in the city and all very famous, very worthy people who are well known not only in our country, but many abroad, which has proven itself well over decades of various... selgaz-organizations of the minsk region are working in the spring, scorching work, a great deal, and more than 100 thousand hectares, frosty nights, lack of sunshine, and agrarian reactions in other types of zeinasty are blowing away. so, the gaspadarians from zdravushka of the agrabyarezenskaya district have a special machine that carries nitrogen fertilizers into the field with blackberry herbs. suadnosіna tones vkastsі on 10 hectares will allow farmers to already pump up the first crops in may. and wheat, spring crops in our villages - this weight and grain and legume crops. i mean taksama, sunny health agra

petro obukhov, a deputy of the odesa city council, was in touch with us.iously there was some gunner, obviously you can't catch all the people that will be to give the coordinates, somewhere they saw a gathering, somewhere someone from the military came, the police, moreover, that if there was some kind of police officer, or some combatant there, well, not some combatant, people just gathered, they realized that some kind of scumbag immediately woke up, and again, i talked with people who know that it takes 15 minutes to actually reconfigure and bring that skandar m to combat readiness. here you already know, dmytro kyrylchuk, with us, deputy of the zaporozhye city council, mr. dmytro, i congratulate you, good evening, glory ukraine , glory to the heroes, we are here just now, we were in mourning and we were talking about odesa, well , in zaporizhzhia every day in the zaporizhzhia region, it also flies, today, unfortunately, there was an attack on the pologiv district, the village of dolinka, if i am not mistaken, and she died inhabitant well, in general,

rebecca kaplan has co-sponsored the abandoned vehicles resolution supported by the city council. >> and kaplan says its execution would be paid for with existing funds. a lot of folks in the city have stepped up come to me personally and said, how can we help? what do you need? and so hopefully this is a measure that that moves in that direction. kaplan's $840,000 plan with an initial two-year term will upgrade the current antiquated system and utilize software to identify process removed and track abandoned vehicles. fund increased staffing to sweep areas where they are prevalent. the resolution also calls for the repurposing of caltrans is vacant. lots be me. freeway overpasses into tow yards, which could help reduce fire related risks. it would of significant benefit, for course, to be removed in a timely fashion. in a statement, kaplan says, quote, i am so thankful to the community and my colleagues for their support as we advance this comprehensive plan to remove abandoned autos from the streets of oakland. this includes the staffing and technology needed to make abandoned auto rem

investigated the openness of local councils, i even a little i looked at which regional councils and city councilsll open, which ones are still closed, something is very closed, chernivtsi yes. i understand correctly that the chernivtsi regional council, yes, well, we know why, because there, if anything, immediately people with hatchets fly by on horses, and that's it, and the end, in chernivtsi region, chernivtsi region, yes, everyone saw that the video with the people who attacked and the funniest thing about this video is, if i understand correctly, or the saddest thing is that it turns out that those men, they already have a bunch of people in that, in that war, and that one participant already that war with the russians, the second one on a horse, those. that already mobilized with injuries came to mobilize them, and it is not clear who is mobilizing whom, maybe too many in chernivtsi region were not mobilized in that village, maybe that is the problem? well, but it’s probably more visible to someone on the mountain , well , we’ll talk less about those who are on the mountain too, probably,

the city council chooses him, whether he is the mayor , or he goes to the ministers' meeting to be approved, this should be done in a six-way legal model. our current crisis is that our cities do not have an executive board to manage the city administration. if this happens, the first achievement is that you determine you will face clear priorities second, the size of the government will decrease, third, the accountability of urban management will develop, and fourth , it will increase. the issue of managing an urban fabric is not only within the city. now, next to every big city, you have more than 400 to 300 to 200 different towns and villages. which of these have plans called conductor designs and urban conductor designs? villages with different densities , different waste management models, different green space models , while air pollution, unemployment , financing system, all of these should be solved in one piece. it should be the main city and constantly talk about the city with authority. an institution that talks about the city but does not have the authority. and it cannot obliga

questions, but what are you you can do there, as well as a delegate, not just deputy, there is a city counciles, what can you do there, well, naturally, you can take advantage of those opportunities, voice, for example, some issue that worries people, which is considered... there are none, but i just wanted i would also like to say, to apply it so that we do not have the false idea that a deputy and a delegate, yes, this is basically a synonym, they are identical, we are trying to deceive our eyes, what is unique about our algorithm formation of the ans, in that we, in addition to representatives of the authorities , legislative, executive, judicial, are represented as delegates by deputies of all local councils, deputies of all three levels, primary, basic, regional, yes, who must work directly with the population on private legal, individual legal issues , with which the voter comes to his deputy, they also represent this or that district, this or that administrative-territorial unit in the belarusian people's assembly, which is already considering, based on its status, its candidates to br

. >> the city council is expected to vote on that ordinance next tuesday, robert handa has been looking at these developers for a while now. robert, setting aside housing for low income renters, it sounds like a win, is there a catch? >> reporter: not really, this is a good development for a lot of lower income families. first of all, the complex you're talking about is one of many being built in san jose. the units are already designated for lower income people, people who make less than the median area income, but what it would do is force them to set aside 20% for people who live in the immediate area, the immediate neighborhood, the people who have already been taking the impact of these kind of developments, more taxes, more congestion, more traffic. they don't always benefit. this means 20% of the tenants will be people who come from that neighborhood, who grew up in that neighborhood, and additionally, another 15% of lower income families that will come from the city council district. this is for low income or affordable housing complexes. quite a big change because a lot of the

petro obukhov is in touch with us, he is a deputy of the odesa city council. mr. peter, i congratulate you. congratulations, so the large-scale attack of the enemy on the territory of our state is almost the largest in history. of a large-scale invasion, and the enemy was hitting various objects, the enemy was also hitting both in odesa and in odesa, about the consequences of this attack and the state in which they are now , first of all, first of all, the news, a minute ago two more ballistic missiles flew near odesa, and it was very loud to hear, i don't know what are the consequences, right now, yes, right when i was waiting for the broadcast, i could hear it, and on... odesa in the odesa region, in odesa there is damage to the energy infrastructure, but residential buildings are not affected, there is a power outage, in many generators are buzzing in the streets, 120 did not work in the morning traffic lights, i promise to fix all this, detek has introduced emergency shutdowns, that is, they will be not only according to the schedule, but also because of that.

city ​​or regional council, or is it planned to be paid?ow me to express my sincere condolences to the families of the victims, relatives, loved ones and bright memory of the victims, yes, the consequences of the damage are being assessed now, yes, it is being calculated there, how much it will be, unfortunately, human lives will not be restored, but at least the material the damage must be compensated, now the commissions are working on... surveying the housing stock to determine the consequences and the amount of damage, and it will also be compensated to these families in the best way possible, we saw the video that was demonstrated from khmelnytskyi the house is damaged, these enemy strikes , is the condition of the house being assessed, odesa and i were just talking about the previous hits, the whole entrance there was blown away, well, there we decided that we would... dismantle, repair something, somewhere people somehow , has the state of this been assessed here, well, again, if there is, i don’t know, but i’m just asking, maybe the

oakland's side was the first to report the news out of tuesday's city council meeting. the city will make a two year deal with the state department of transportation, a city council records show. the first siteo be cleared is an rv camp. it's located on leet drive off hegenberger road between 8-80 and the airport. it's not clear what kind of help caltrans will give the city, or which other encampments could eventually be cleared. >> a major new development has gotten the thumbs up, and concord, the city council approved the termsf a developer to transform the site of the former naval weapons station. abc seven news reporter ryan curry shows us how this project could completely change the look of the city. >> all power lines with dirt roads leading to the hills. it looks like the wild west, but in the coming years, concord could turn into its own boomtown. >> it is a multi-billion dollar project that will go for probably the next 40 years. that's what the terms sheet says. >> this is an old naval weapons station. it closed in 2005, and since then concord has thought about

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about a plan and going forward, the police chief abruptly resigning yesterday, so he wasn't at the city council he was supposed to be there to answer some questions. none of that happened and instead, they just said, we need more time. i tried to ask the question of the city lawyer. the city attorney who has been behind much of their report has been working on the report at the end of the meeting take a look at some of that exchange >> what kind of assurances can you give to these families that this is not happening? >> comment because no one got about why you understand that. >> right, sir. >> comment. but you understand the concern that i no. comment. do you understand the no comment? >> one of the big concerns here for family members is who was behind this report who was controlling it? there's an outside attorney that was involved. brett cross was asking the city council about that they want to know how this report was put together, why it was put together, and who was controlling it, and it was just some simple questions, as you can see there, the city attorney did not want the answer thos

dmytro zabavin, deputy of the mariupol city council.will be in touch talk about what is happening in mariupol. yes, mr. dmytro, mr. dmytro, good morning, what happened in mariupol, yesterday something flew there, what were the consequences, or what are the occupiers who entered mariupol, what are they saying, you know, such moments are happening there, they are in total mourning there regarding the events that took place in moscow. shopping center, for some reason the collaborators there pay a lot of attention to it, there is stinginess, and so on, but for some reason this was not the case there, for example, on march 16, when it was the anniversary of how the occupiers simply destroyed the dramatic theater and killed hundreds of people who were there, well... such selective grief among the mariupol collaborators, and regarding what is still happening, the informational moment regarding the acquisition of citizenship of the terrorist's country is intensifying, that is, they are spreading information about the fact that from july 1 , if

based on article 7 and chapter 7 of the constitution , with a delay of 20 years, but now the city council is not the reality of the municipal council, and it is not even in the place of the municipal council. we have reduced the severity of the point. the next thing i want to point out is that for many years this was firstly in the first law of our municipalities , which is derived from the countries and capitals and especially the big cities of the world . look at the first law of 1353. please see the full version. look at the 1332 full management. there is a piece of cloth in there the municipality says that the health of the city is under the supervision of the city police . in the matter of telecommunications, water, gas, and even in those laws, he mentions that as i am talking to you today, we are approximately between 3 and 4 thousand billion tomans. if the citizen doesn't use those rights and doesn't pay the price of the services, deprive him of your other services, but now that those devices are out of the municipality , the municipality can't do anything anymore, and the reality

council . we have 1,400 cities, 1,200 cities smaller. cities with less than 50,000 people , you see, now one of the rightful complaints of the people is that we are constantly changing the mayors . this is the council of mayors, not the city council, but because of all this management weakness that has caused people's rights, it means that our laws should be amended, this is a point. so we in the field of law have to do a series of infrastructures , that's why we say, i don't have that capacity . let's put health services and health centers in one place in the municipality with this capacity . there is no such capacity in the councils and municipalities. now , the next point is that i think this is an introduction . let 's show together, i agree with the one who says that the administration of a city has never had a uniform administration. this is not accurate . it is the same profession that people keep saying , the municipality makes asphalt, a service device comes there and digs. many times it is said that there is a correct word, tha

we have an emergency in the city of oakland, city council member noel gayo represents the fruitvale district. he says he plans to work with the city administrator, county and state officials to see what funds are available to help small businesses. >> we need to keep every small business in place. we may need to make some adjustments financially, the manager at seibel's says the owner is considering whether to join the tax protest. >> i'm not really sure if that's going to work. you know, but i really, really want security. >> city council member janani rama chandra represents the diamond district. she tells me she's fighting for funding to provide community safety ambassadors and to form a business improvement district. ortiz says there may be a meeting with the merchants and city leaders at the end of the month. julie, mike, amber lee live tonight in oakland. >> amber. thank you. >> well, more than 20 years after being convicted of murdering his wife, laci and unborn son, scott peterson may get a new trial. earlier this year, the la innocence project announcedt would take up the peterson c

now, the east bay times reports during a recent city council meeting, elected leaders discuss whether the city should make the change permanent and reaction is mixed. players are excited, but some residents living near the courts say the sound of the game is just too loud and traffic is also becoming a problem. >> it was opening day for baseball, and while many fans are excited, a's fans showed up to make a statement. today. thousands of fans flooded the coliseum parking lot in a block party boycott, even though plans are still in place for the team to move to las vegas. a's fans are staying loyal to their team and calling on the owner to sell the ballclub. ktvu zac sos was there for what could be the last opening day at the coliseum, 7070. >> the same message echoing both inside and out of the coliseum at the top of the fifth. >> this opening day, perhaps the most vocal located at lot b, i feel like the team is being stolen from us with no say in it. >> so this is kind of how we're voicing our displeasure. >> newark city council member mike bucci joining the thousands of faithful opt

felt for myself, i am now, me elected our people as a deputy of the minsk city council and i felt itand it’s very important to communicate with them, listen to their problems, try to convey them as much as possible to the leadership of the city, the country, and as for the youth , well, it’s no secret that information technology is now developing in an incredible way. and the teaching environment and they have problems, in particular there is a dormitory there, it is still there for several years, it is still under renovation there, the process is going very slowly, they are worried, voiced, so that i could convey it to the city leadership, for example, such, you meet in clinics, they have their own specifics, i even voiced them at a report, when the president had a report, due to the specifics of my work, they even reported for me , what is young people now, well, in terms of style, in terms of etiquette. there are such problems, and the parents really , i remembered from the clinic, the parents really said that we would really like our children to have such a subject in the educati

city council member rebecca kaplan says residents complain that removing abandoned vehicles currentlyhe's now proposing spending $250,000 to sweep the entire city. this plan would allocate money for a dedicated parking management analyst. it also proposes using lots owned by caltrans as tow yards. the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on the measure at its meeting tomorrow. >> another item on the agenda for tomorrow's oakland city council meeting is raising another concern. there's an ordinance that wouldúrequire alarm companies to confirm a crime has been committed or is being committed beforeúpolice can be dispatched to the area. the president of the california alarm association says the proposed policy, called verified response, would jeopardize public safety. he also says the policy has already in cities da. >> nice looking day today. in the last couple of days, the weekend was stunning. tomorrow is going to be great as well as spwe head into wednesday. looks pretty good. more clouds, clouds on thursday and then showers. chances on friday night into saturday or friday afte

and doesn't seem that the city council has an appetite to do what is necessary.ame d.c. city council that the president had to come in and say, no, we're not going to do this. talk to me about police staffing and morale? d.c. has a staffing crisis at its hands and were you saying in the hearing that some of these reforms make it worse when they can't do their jobs. >> that's right, so we've lost over 1400 police officers since these bills that i mentioned have been passed. right now we have a vacancies for 500 sworn police officers that are almost impossible to fill. aishah: wow. >> the mayor has offered $25,000 signing bonuses for anybody that wants to become a d.c. police officer and even that is not moving the needle on these staffing numbers. what we continue to see is month after month, net losses of police officers, and what's really aforming is that almost half of the people who are leaving are resigning. these aren't just retirements of people who have reached retirement age, these are folks with 5, 10, 15 years on saying i don't want to work in this envi

the city council unanimously approved the proposal yesterday.h street is currently a parking lot. but for thousands of years it was burial and ceremonial grounds for the tribe. >> we acknowledge and honor the original inhabitants of berkeley. the documented 5000 year history of a vibrant community at the west berkeley, shellmound and the ohlone people who continue to reside here in the east bay. >> the current owner of the land will receive $27 million in exchange for the property. the majority of the money will come from a trust that works to return land to native peoples. part of our effort to build a better bay area is to highlight the organizations that give back to our community in powerful ways. >> today, we are spotlighting camp okayasu, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting children and families affected by childhood cancer. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra introduces us to beckett and his journey to becoming okayasu strong. >> going through cancer treatment is really isolating, really emotional and really hard . >> meet erika and blake

municipality on a lot since it is directly related to the municipality , and in fact even the city council is no longer a municipal council, it is really the city council of that city, which means that it can enter directly, so that there is no need for bureaucracy, democracies, and different bureaucracies, that is, in the discussion of afa , in the discussion of traffic, in the discussion of even education. and education, if there is direct communication and the mayor himself can manage this effectively, i believe that good things will happen in urban management . you used an interesting interpretation . the head of the household is disabled for some reason, either because of old age or of course the right of these people and the right of these people to live in a country like the islamic people of iran should live peacefully without worries, but according to the economic conditions of the country , the minimum must be observed to be able to support the lives of four people. you can tell the rights with that. the minimums that the labor department usually specifies now means that you work

according to the city i council, the number of people living in bands and caravans in the city has goned on after the council detained junction following complaints. with the cost—of—living crisis showing little sign of easing, it is unlikely bristol �*s manuals will be hitting the road anytime soon. you're live with bbc news. to the global economy now because three months into the new year businesses are still facing a lot of uncertainty due to the ongoing conflict in the middle east and the prolonged war between russia and ukraine, not to mention dozens of elections around the world. but according to logistics giant dhl and a report they commissioned with nyu stern school of business, the flow of goods around the world is still increasing. my colleague steve lai has been speaking tojohn pearson — chief executive of dhl express. if we look at the trade between geopolitical trading blocs, it is essentially the same as all the other reports. a lot of nervousness in the us and china are decoupling. what i will say there is what people do not realise is the extent to which they were couple

the leader of birmingham city council has apologised to people living in the city after signing off onof cuts to local services — as well as a 21 per cent rise in council tax over the next two years. despite being the largest local authority in europe, birmingham has declared itself effectively bankrupt and needs to make 300—million pounds in savings. joanne writtle reports. a nurturing atmosphere at a music class in birmingham. but mums here are well aware they're bringing up babies in a city with an effectively bankrupt council. people face a 10% council tax rise this year and next year. that's double what many elsewhere in the country will get. it's far from ideal when you're on maternity leave and then facing huge childcare costs in a few months' time. but i'm more concerned about the vulnerable people that i work with normally. i think it's going to be disastrous for them when other sources of support are being cut for them. aislinn's a teacher, and she's looking to move out of birmingham with seven—month—old cecilia. i don't mind paying money into the council, but what worries me

definitely , what can the mayor of paris or for example the paris city council do? an collect taxes , he can change the tax rate, he can close the taxes, but here we don't have anything like that. basically, taxes are taken by the government. that the city administration does in the tolls department, which now has certain limitations, and therefore this comparison shows that the problem has not been well seen . this is the first point. we decided to solve the problem, basically, for example we fixed the sada vasima news problem.

petro obukhov, deputy of the odesa city council, was there. in the morning with us , oksana, i thinkhear a lot of fresh news from the espresso team of journalists, because there was anxiety in crimea, as usual, they write fairy tales there about 38 ukrainian drones that they shot down, but there was something strange in feodosia and in the dnipro it's not fun, a missile attack in the dnipro, surely there is something fresh from the local of the military administration, so we will hear about it in the news now, we will listen, khrystyna parubiy already knows about it. and not only about this, much more, and is ready to share this information with all of us. christina, congratulations, you have a word. greetings, colleagues, thank you , we will tell you about the dnipro, as well as about the losses of the enemy and the situation at the front, as well as about how our athletes win victories, do not miss it. news on espresso. khrystyna parubiy works in the studio. russian terrorists launched a rocket attack on the dnipro at night. consequences currently being clarified. however, there we

the protesters say they have been requesting a meeting with the mayor and the city manager since last thursday, when the council on american islamic relations sent the city a letter calling for an apology. they say a group of 8 to 10 muslim residents had attended a march 12th city council meeting and took some pizza and water out into the lobby, which has a cafe and tables, in order to break their ramadan fast. instead, they said they were surrounded by police and the police chief told them they had to go outside to the parking lot where the city had erected tents. >> this city is our city and we feel like it's important that we're heard. we're not representing that. we're given an opportunity to explain why it was offensive to us, and how we can move past this as a community. >> i think they made this into a bigger problem than it needed to be. they all they needed to do was sincerely apologize and commit to doing better. >> the city manager responded to our questions thursday, saying, quote, the city does not have a ban on individuals eating in the lobby space outside council meetings as a practice, however,

danylo miro, he is a deputy of the dnipro city council, mr.anylo, i congratulate you, good evening, i am glad to see and hear that we, the enemy, were hitting dnipropetrovsk region, here is the information literally shortly before eteri that an kh-59 missile was shot down in kryvyi rih district. before that , there were also strikes on nikopol region, let 's start with this, the security situation, the consequences of enemy attacks, and explain why the enemy is so clinging to dnipropetrovsk region, we are just watching, but this is really some kind of mania, especially the crooked corner, well, niko began to understand , there is artillery, but these rockets are constantly flying and flying and flying, it’s something, it’s because it ’s closer or something, please, vasyl, well, probably you know, i will be maybe... completely objective, but i consider dnipropetrovsk region to be the most powerful region, after all, you know, and probably the most desirable for the enemy, but that is why it is the most powerful, because there are such powerful

in san bruno demanding an apology from the mayor over an incident surrounding ramadan during a city council meeting . we'll tell you how city leaders responded. then 1770 the loud message from angry a's fans during opening day of baseball's new season with the fans told us as they boycotted the game inside and instead watched the home opener from the coliseum parking lot from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's friday march 29th. are is right it's good friday a lot of people have the day off today heading into maybe spring break. and i think we're getting some rain. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> pamela, dave and i were just saying how fast this month went. >> hasn't it really? >> it's gone slow to, you know, for me, it's for me. it's been busy. oh, yeah. >> by. yeah, well, we have a pretty good system out there. and for those of you, if you're puttering around the house even at this time of the morning, get ready here. 4