now the city councils are not real city councils, they are almost municipal councils of cities, that is, other administrations a city does not have a direct and organized relationship with the city council, then when a decision is made in the council , either they are unaware of each other or they do not have a direct relationship with each other and it creates problems, and we heard this. for example, the municipality comes to lay asphalt, two days later, an organization, an institution , comes to another place, for example , to lay wires or pipes, or to do something else, which means that there is no organized and organized relationship with each other, and this is related to councils and men. . it will harm the people of the city, if this is possible, of course, in the seventh plan it was predicted, i hope the parliament will follow up and the honorable government will be able to implement this so that this management is formed as a whole or coordinated . we also have other issues that god willing should be implemented with the coordination and cooperation of the parliament. it wa

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. >> a new report released by an oakland city council member reveals the city has left $50 million on the table in uncollected business taxes. councilmember ramachandran says the money the cs not after covers nearly a third of oakland's current budget deficit. she says the money went uncollected between 2020 and 2023. from 12,000 businesses. the report was presented at yesterday's special city council

given such an honor, in fact, this media torpedo, which was prepared for the city council this season since it’s a city of two million, and in accordance with this, probably . i think that the twentieth year played a unique role, i apologize, a decisive role , among other things, because these people saw what could happen to the country, they don’t want to just sit in their position, do their good work, they want to participate, second the reason, let’s not be afraid to say, deputies of the minsk city council were included in the all-belarusian people’s assembly, and people, having entered there, understand that the fate of the country will depend on them today, and now imagine for a moment. where responsibility was clearly defined in administrative legislation for participation in unsanctioned mass events, plus on top of everything we again plunge into the vns in a separate line: in the belarusian republican youth union, for example, there is, well, banal, yes, there is a social elevator, a career, whatever, for people sometimes mercantile abilities allow them, including to make a ca

claudine and mike richmond, city council voted on tuesday to divest all city money from any stocks or mutual funds involving companies with ties to israel, a city council member tells me they'll likely b b divesting more than $100 million. >> but local jewish leaders called the vote performative. >> it's worth it. it's our moral obligation. it's our social response ability. we have to do it. there's no other choice. the richmond city council voted to divest all city money from investments with ties to israel, as tensions in the u.s. surrounding the israel-hamas war intensify. >> city council member sohaila banna said most residents who attended the meeting were in favor of the change. >> one thing that an israeli jewish lady was saying was that it's doing a service not only to the palestinians, but also to israelis. it's not just serving them. palestinians with respecting their human rights, but also israeli people with sustainable peace. we have to do it. >> but not everyone agreed, including jonathan mitzner of the jewish community relations center. he called the passing harmful. >>

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artem ravchuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, actually mr. artem expressed himself very emotionally with about what the russians are currently doing in the kharkiv region, and i would also like to ask mr. artem about one more situation, mr. artem, are you in touch with us now, do you hear us, yes. currently, they are reestablishing contact, so i would like to quote oleksandr syrskyi, chief of the armed forces of ukraine. he says that the russian occupiers are increasing the number of troops in the area of ​​the settlements of strelecha liptsi and vovchansk, this is the north of kharkiv oblast, where the enemy broke through at the beginning of may, and actually, they would like to understand from mr. artem and ask whether indeed, now there is a certain accumulation and creation of a kind of shock fist of the enemy, or they are trying to actively advance somehow, because it seems that they are now stable. the situation in the north of kharkiv region, but the enemy is increasing the number of his personnel and it is important to understand what

of the poltava city council.work like the rest of the country. our priorities are the support of our servicemen and our army. in particular, i would like to say that yesterday an excavator was handed over to our local landfill, in order to be able to build positions faster and better. about 30 drones and 10 optical. devices, the amount of funding was supported and increased at the session of the poltava city council, more than 8 million, now we have a program to support manufacturers of uavs, as well as dual-purpose goods that work to bring our victory closer, and also 750,000 is allocated for vouchers for veteran entrepreneurs who have passed our local competition, but these are not any finishing positions, this is all... from which we begin the development of our programs that work precisely in to this block, well, we also had a number of adopted issues important for the economy of our country, these are land issues, as well as a social block, of course, now we are talking about the shelters that our institutio

exploding, the complexity of the fire problems we face has increasingly challenged us. >> the city councilill have until the end of june to submit their own version of the city budget in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news meanwhile, the oakland police department's car chase policy could be up for a change this week, the city council asked the civilian run police commission to study changing the policy. >> right now, oakland officers are only allowed to chase violent and armed suspects, but residents have complained to city council members that they want to see officers taking a more active role going after these suspects. the commission is expected to report back to the council in september. >> retail theft continues to be a problem, with business owners across california. some worry weak laws don't truly deter criminals, but as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains, some new bills may provide solutions to help cut down on crime and not just in the bay area. >> reminders of retail crime remain in san jose. this batteries plus store was broken into not once, not twice, b

the vote from the city council last night makes richmond just the second us city to do so, with hayward being the first. abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains what happens next. >> and mayor martinez, yes, the motion passes with. >> in a 5 to 1 vote, richmond city council voted to divest from companies doing business in israel, the second us city to do so after hayward. >> one thing we can do actively is divestment, and thanks to the student movement, they brought it up to our attention again. so it was the right time. city council member suhail abana coauthored the resolution. >> she says richmond has a pool of roughly $600 million to invest, but just a small percentage, around 7% is likely invested in portfolios that hold companies. the city will divest from defense contractors and army and others like lockheed martin are obvious examples. but companies like microsoft and airbnb are also on the list. >> they have uh- properties in the occupied uh- region and advertise it as israel, so that's why they're in the on the list. >> israeli peace activist dave baum spoke at the city

for better interaction between the upcoming majlis and the city councils. cities and cities, and now the summary and the points that are considered, mr. engineer chamran, thank you very much, don't get tired. like all those who went to vote today , those who didn't, god willing , will join the ranks of voters in these last moments, god willing, and will implement their decision, god willing. i hope that, god willing, the next parliament will have a good interaction with all the islamic councils of the country's cities, especially. the cities of the provincial centers and big cities should have, well, the issues of big cities and big cities are different from other cities, and definitely and surely, in my opinion, laws should be written for these cities even separately and issues specific to them should be raised, especially in issues such as privacy. the so-called settlements on the outskirts of the city are similar to those that are formed in big cities and cause many problems for the people, or the so-called informal and illegal settlements that are said,

dmytro kyrylchuk, deputy of the zaporozhye city council. even on the territory of the party of regions, the one where they were the majority, in the place where lenin street was the longest. so in the city, in which those who were brought in during stalin's time and told, this will be your city, worked very actively, it was possible to do more in relation to the russian orthodox church than in the capital, we have a pause, so we will return to pokrovsk let's talk, talk, in fact, this is a very hot direction now, wait may 27. a charity concert in memory of the legendary tsysyk flower will be held on the stage of the theater named after maria zenkovetska. sofia fedina, volodymyr kudovba, nazar savko, kudovba family quartet, bohdan stelmakh, via-vatra, orest tsimbala, victoria sivauz, bohdan tsisinskyi, tenor belcanto, foraf, maria lemishka olenin, olya borachok, sofia khomat, starting at 5 and 8 p.m. :00 with the support of the deputy of the lviv city council roman hrytsevich, there are discounts represented by coco discounts of 20% for tizin

one was in possession of a loaded gun, and the key to the maserati, the oakland city council is meeting today to discuss the budget for this fiscal year. >> mayor shengtao released her budget proposal last week, announcing the city is facing a $117 million deficit for this fiscal year, as the council prepares its own version. abc seven news reporter ryan curry heard from two community groups divided about what should and should not be cut. >> this school disaster, fiscal disaster pointing the finger at city leaders while oakland faces a multi-million dollar budget shortfall that is top of mind for this group. >> number one is public safety that needs to stay taken care of, but expanded as well. >> the oakland city council is meeting wednesday to discuss the budget for this fiscal year. last week, mayor shengtao released her version of the budget, which mostly relies on hiring freezes and money from the coliseum sale, to close the deficit. but there is a debate about funding the police. mayor tao's current plan freezes some positions, but the departments funding isn't changing that much.

the san jose spotlight reports two san jose city council members are pushing for a new audit of the city's homelessness spending. council members ben doan and arun batra want a clearer picture of how the city spent $300 million. a state audit blasted san jose last month over its failures to track its homeless programs. at a meeting last week, doan said he is fed up with the lack of progress. >> how is our city structural really set up to address the homeless? and because to me it's a failure at this point. the state auditor gave san jose until september to start reporting how it is spending money on homeless programs. >> a popular rapper is calling off a concert after an incident at the airport. what dutch police found in nicki minaj's bag that had the internet crying free. nicki. plus an experiment to fight climate change, is on pause over what it would have spewed into bay area skies. now, researchers are saying there is no danger on deck. plus, a robo call with a $6 million price tag. the new cost of ai interfering with democracy seizing the date! in the middle of the perfect pairing ..

oakland police chief laurent armstrong could soon be in city leadership again, with a run for city council. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> good evening, i'm claudine wong. we begin tonight with developing news out of redwood city. that's where a fire is burning at the sims metal scrap facility, which is not far from the shoreline. crews responded to that fire on seaport boulevard at about 3:00 this afternoon, and witnesses describe what they saw and smelled when those flames broke out. it's probably been the biggest fire i've seen. >> yeah, in this, in this metal spot next door here, i kind of just smelled, maybe, like burning. burning metal and burning, just burning metal and burning maybe rubber and stuff like that. yeah >> the bay area air quality district says there's a potential for that smoke to impact neighborhoods downwind from their like. sunnyvale police there are advising people to stay indoors because if they are sensitive to smoke, we'll have more on the fire coming up tonight at ten and at 11. well, the city of oakland is selling its share of the coliseum in an effo

further, i am a member of the city council, so look, well, it doesn’t matter, in fact, you have to callhe police first of all, first of all, the police, but will they come, how soon will they come, will they want to deal with the police, too, different people, well, there are cases with the police and the sbu, but they need to be recorded immediately at first, record on video because... you have to confirm later, because everyone will deny it and say, no, we didn't have that, and i'll tell you that it's difficult from the security service of ukraine too, well, at least i understand that everything is happening very slowly, because when we were under occupation, we submitted a lot of data on collaborators at local and different levels, and yes, but so far only treason has been presented. only those who went to the left bank, well, such as salda, there semenchev, who were, who were obvious collaborators, who became gauleiter, who, of course, and those who were, those who remained, there is no action against them, as if , of course, i hope, now in kyiv they can hear us in the central ones

artem, artem revchuk was with us a member of the kharkiv city council, we talked about the situationv oblast, which continues to suffer from shelling by russian drones, by the way, they found one drone near the epicenter, you know which one didn't explode, and it's a cab it's completely new, it was released in may, it's called umpb-07, well... it was made, well, if you believe the marking, because it didn't explode, these are the new modified cabs, guided aerial bombs that the russians launch in the su-34 -x, we can even show what it looks like, actually this launch, they are launched from the belgorod region some 70-90 km away, and now they are flying over the sky. oblast , you can see only four things, three have opened their wings, the fourth is not, that is, it is somewhere in the belohorod oblast, most likely, and it fell, maybe it hit someone, maybe it didn't, here, but three flew by, but they didn't explode, if they were the same ones suddenly, you know, for example, and two more hit the epicenter and this led to the mass death of people who came just to buy some goods . we wi

yeah, raj city council just got to this item about half an hour ago. if approved, mountain view would be the latest city to install these license plate readers. neighboring cities have already been using these license plate readers, but there are some concerns with this. we spoke to residents around mountain view tonight. they have mixed feelings. some say they're for them. others are skeptical with what law enforcement will use that information for. it is a good idea in the sense of it will improve, you know, detection and probably tracing. but at the same time a little hesitant. i mean, you know, it'll get used for all kinds of small things like, you know, you're living in your residential area, you take a left turn when there's nobody there, and then you could get a ticket. tonight, as we speak, the police chief and police captain are giving a presentation on how it would all work. these are the proposed locations for 24 cameras. these license plate readers capture a still image of the back of each passing car on the street. that license plate is the

gia has the night off from top cop to the city council.s week, oakland's ousted police chief lauren armstrong announced his candidacy for oakland city council today. he officially kicked off his campaign with a message of hope and resilience. nbc bay area's emma goss spoke to armstrong and his supporters at mcclymonds high school. lauren armstrong kicked off his campaign with a strong show of support from the oakland community, a community where he was born and raised. oh yeah, we're verified in this community. lauren armstrong brought in early campaign donations and glowing endorsement saturday from a lineup of oakland community leaders, including one longtime city council member and i want to say that chief armstrong, he's still my chief. armstrong gave hugs and handshakes and delivered an uplifting speech focused on hope and healing for oakland. my brother was killed in an oakland public school. that changed my life. see it said to me that i needed to do something different in my community. and for 24 years, he did just that, working hi

today, he launched his campaign for city council. he says he's still ready to lead, this time without a badge. but i felt like i had more to do in the city of oakland and that i could serve beyond, you know, law enforcement, beyond the police department that i could continue to give back. armstrong filed paperwork today for the city's open at large seat currently held by vice mayor rebecca kaplan. armstrong was fired by mayor shengtao last year amid accusations of mismanaged payment, but later cleared of any wrongdoing. he's now suing the city for wrongful termination. what i'm holding people accountable for wronging me, but i think that has nothing to do with my ability to serve the city of oakland. the oakland native says his goals are to address public safety, clean up street conditions and work to balance the city's finances. as oakland faces an extreme budget crisis. the first chief to do that to have a balanced budget. so i understand how to spend money and how to make sure the department actually takes care of the funding that

is the time into san jose city council members now demanding a city audit it's pending on when it comes services. and this comes after a state audit found in april that the city spent more than 300 million dollars on its homeless response. city council member being don't and our june bar trump want to on a look at how much money is being divided into removing encampments and into temporary housing. california state auditor found the city could not identify the money it spent on homeless support, nor does it adequately measure the effectiveness of those programs. the report also says the city lacks enough interim or permanent housing to keep up with demand. san jose has until september to begin publicly reporting depending on that data. so. >> 6.24, is the time and for your health, california is witnessing another surge in covid driven by in the emergence of new visit subvariants. there are 2 new subvariants that we want to tell you about collectively. they're nicknamed flirt and they are becoming more prevalent. then what we saw over the winter, the dominant strain, then and this is cau

this is the four. >> he is the latest candidate to join the race for oakland city council. former chief of police iran armstrong at city hall today to officially submit his bid for council member at large. welcome to the four. i'm claudine wong and i'm alex savage. >> armstrong was ousted as police chief in february of last year, and he's suing the city and the mayor for wrongful termination. now, voters in oakland will decide this november whether armstrong should join the city council. >> ktvu tom vacar joins us live from the newsroom with this morning's filing. and why armstrong says he's running. tom. well the former highly popular police chief, leronne armstrong, filed papers wednesday morning to run for councilman at large, currently a seat held by rebecca kaplan, who has not yet decided whether she will seek the office. >> former oakland police chief laurent armstrong walked into the city clerk's office and filed papers wednesday morning to run for the councilman at large seat currently held by rebecca kaplan, who has not yet decided to seek the seat. armstrong was fi

oakland police chief leronne armstrong has announced that he is running for a seat on the oakland city council. he filed the initial paperwork with the city clerk's office wednesday morning. armstrong says that he believes his experience as police chief qualifies him to sit on the council. >> you know, as our city experiences, obviously dramatic increases in violence, budget issues, homeless issues. i think it's important bring my leadership to the table last year. oakland mayor sheng thao fired armstrong from the police department for allegedly mishandling a pair of misconduct cases. >> he was later cleared of any wrongdoing. armstrong has since filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful termination. even though that case has not yet been resolved. armstrong says that he can work with the mayor if he's elected to the council. >> she made a decision. obviously, i felt like it was not the right decision. and i've taken legal as a result of that. but throughout my entire time, i have not criticized the have not been critical public about them. and i'm here to do a job serve the public. armstr

the city council has already declared a local emergency. you're saying it's a state of emergency, but >> don't make the state of emergency worse by bringing in officers. it make more emergency loans as an independent entity should be required to examine the retired officers records and says they should not be retired. vallejo cops, a dotd spokesperson says the senator is also concerned about the police department and allegations of abuse and correction and then shoes. the bill specifically authorizes qualify. deputies from the solano county sheriff's office to be eligible. david harrison's cousin willie mccoy was gunned down by vallejo police in 2019 and the family was represented by an old earlier this year when they settled the 5 million dollars. civil rights lawsuit with the city of vallejo. is that a good idea to get these out of work officers and getting back to work while the out of work he's getting there. but these are properly vetted officers in past all the post standards and have you know the requirements, background checks. >> y

bohdan kachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is in touch with us, we are talking about kharkiv. mr. bohdan, good morning. good morning. you can see that the earlier completion of the previous conversation with our guest, a deputy of the vinnytsia city council, caught up with us. according to your observations in kharkiv, which children are more numerous? we are talking about them, because what are you more difficult than those elders? then people who are used to a certain way of life, they taught something there at school, some version of history, propagandist of ukraine, now they are discovering something new for themselves, and the children are still talking about the future. well, i can say that, first of all , there are not many children in kharkiv, still, comparatively, compared to other regions of ukraine, and this is an understandable reason, so it is difficult to make any observations here, but still, what i see, some it is difficult for me to say what the number is, what the percentage is, but there are indeed children who live in their own world and are indifferent to

i am at least on the last city councilor at the session of the city council also asked this question,was given the answer that... everything that we buy, we voted for it at the session of the city council, although i do not remember such a thing, dnipropetrovsk anti-aircraft missile regiment, for bilotserkivskiy, yes, we allocated funds and bought a lot of things, but for dnipropetrovsk, where the mayor gennadiy anatoliyovych is currently doing his military service, i don't remember that. according to the secretary of the city council, and now acting mayor volodymyr wolf trumpet from the treasury. funds are allocated to the military exclusively at the request of unit commanders, according to the official, at the 50th session of the city council, which took place on february 8, the deputies made changes to the program, which allowed to finance the needs of formations without being tied to the belotserki community, but for some reason this detail was carefully hid until the savage went to serve. the priority for us is to help precisely those military brigades. to the military, which are

well, are we going to the city council? no, no one knows the list of candidates yet.ont line brothers, communication through the headquarters, well, then we will find out the mother’s address, yes. “this is camilla, she works as a translator at the army headquarters and sometimes helps me. hello, i’m also a translator. sverinov, yuri, yura, svetlana petrovna, military prosecutor’s office. it’s very nice, i bring here for russian children, everything is mixed up with us. you’re not show us on the map the house where leonas’ mother is located and lives. listen, if only it weren’t so about the star.” they told me, and with such an assistant, i probably wouldn’t have become a translator, i became an astronomer, so stay, thomas promised after the lesson tell me about astrology, what do you mean, maybe your stars know when the war will end, yes, they know that too, but for now they are silent, the fact is that thomas knows how to make horoscopes, i learned about my destiny, i’m not a fortune teller, astrology and not science. well, if you want, then come in the evening and

the vote from the city council last night makes richmond just the second u.s. city to do so, with hayward being the first. abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains what happens next. >> and mayor martinez, yes, the motion passes with. >> in a 5 to 1 vote, richmond city council voted to divest from companies doing business in israel. the second us city to do so after hayward. >> one thing we can do actively is divestment, and thanks to the student movement, they brought it up to our attention again. so it was the right time. city council member suhail al-banna coauthored the resolution. >> she says richmond has a pool of roughly $600 million to invest, but just a small percentage around 7% is likely invested in portfolios that hold companies. the city will divest from defense contractors, and arm manufacturers like lockheed martin are obvious examples, but companies like microsoft and airbnb are also on the list. >> they have uh- properties in the occupied uh- region in and advertise it as israel. so that's why they're in the on the list. >> israeli peace ac

well, gentlemen, in the meantime, the city council of dnipro announced that the mayor of the city borysnguage and obscene expressions in his communication on social networks, this happened after public activists, in particular, the head of the geoplatform public control, denys selin, appealed to the national agency for the prevention of corruption, in order to it influenced the behavior of the mayor of dnipro. in principle, i do not understand anything in this story, but in general, you can explain it from a point of view. residents of dnipro, what 's going on? well, it must be said here not about this story in particular, but about the specifics of filatov's communication with him in the public sphere. as for the mayor and as a person from local self-government , there are no complaints in principle at the moment, because really, well, the mayor is trying to perform all his functions, but there is a moment... that communication in a person is specific, i think, everyone who knows , there he reads social networks, well, more specifically about social networks, because of course there in

mohammad, what you are referring to, as the head of the capital city council, is the view that mr. dr. raisi has on the issues of the capital while never neglecting the most important or perhaps the smallest issue and problem of a village in the most remote part of the country. what in the council. it was asked , what did the president look at them as the darlings of the capital? we in addition to our issues, you know that the mayor of the capital is a member of the government board, and this is a means by which we can convey our words very quickly and easily, and issues that exist can be raised and decisions can be made in it. but i mean something else. this issue was followed up and luckily it reached results. the development of the cities passes through the development of the villages, that is, if our villages are developed, it should be right and the people have enough income, there is no incentive for them to immigrate to the city and in the cities with discomfort and with this air pollution and housing problems. came and they will not be faced with food and these things , the

currently doing his military service, i don't remember that. according to the secretary of the city council, and now acting mayor volodymyr vovkotra'. in the base of the treasury , funds are allocated to the military only at the request of unit commanders, as the official claims, at the 50th session of the city council, which took place on february 8, deputies made changes to the program, which allowed financing the needs of formations without being tied to the belotserk community, but for some reason this detail was carefully hidden until dyky left to serve. help is a priority for us. to the military brigades of the military, which are located in the white church, if, and i will say that all the needs of our military, which they addressed, they are satisfied 100%. in the event that we have the opportunity to help others, other brigades, we have, if we have such an opportunity, and the deputies agree to it, then such a decision is made, it's a pure coincidence that it so happened that these guys helped, look, i'll tell you what... gennadiy antonovych wild is mobilized to the armed forces, i

the city council voted unanimously to ask the city attorney to prepare a richmond refinery tax act ballot initiative, a city report says. richmond has a $24 million gap in its 2024 budget, and the city needs new revenue to balance the budget. supporters of the proposal say that big companies and polluters such as chevron aren't paying their fair share, while causing millions in health care bills for richmond residents every day. >> big polluters in richmond endanger our community's health. we are talking about big corporations, not small businesses who are enriching themselves at the expense of our families. >> we have to think about our future. richmond has been a refinery town for more than 100 years, but it won't be 100 years from now. >> supporters say the community of richmond has a higher asthma rate than 90% of the rest of the state. neighborhoods near the refinery have a higher asthma rate than 99. in response here, chevron says, we support policies that encourage business investment and seek to create a better quality of life for richmond residents. that said, we believe the prop

oakland police chief leronne armstrong has announced that he is running for a seat on the oakland city council. he filed the initial paperwork with the city clerk's office wednesday morning. armstrong says that he believes his experience as police chief qualifies him to sit on the council. >> you know, as our city experiences, obviously dramatic increases in violence, budget issues, homeless issues. i think it's important bring my leadership to the table last year. oakland mayor sheng thao fired armstrong from the police department for allegedly mishandling a pair of misconduct cases. >> he was later cleared of any wrongdoing. armstrong has since filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful termination. even though that case has not yet been resolved. armstrong says that he can work with the mayor if he's elected to the council. >> she made a decision. obviously, i felt like it was not the right and i've taken legal as a result of that. but throughout my entire time, i have not criticized the have not been critical public about them. and i'm here to do a job serve the public. armstrong who li

the head of the tehran city council and the brother of the great martyr mustafa chamran . you mentioned the islamic republic of iran, very delicately and very appropriately, to the presence of high-ranking officials of the heads of state in yesterday's ceremony to pay special tribute to the body of the martyred and deceased president of our country. how much did the martyr republic lead to? 3 years to build a strong iran? i think it's basically a new niche. our country has found and found a new personality in the world, mr. engineer shamran , i apologize, i will interrupt you. special yes body. the martyred president of our country, ayatollah raisi , was placed in the courtyard of the razavi palace, and the people welcomed the holy body of ayatollah seyed ebrahim raisi , the popular president of iran. yes, yes. i was saying that he has come, let him go, he has come, o king, give him shelter, he has come , o king , give him shelter. the images that you are watching live and directly from the holy shrine of the 8th imam are related to the beginning of the mourning ceremony w

the city council still needs to sign off on this. and there's a press conference that's planned for this afternoon about the sale and of course, we will be streaming it live for you live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> that is a major move in oakland. thank you so much. this morning we're learning more about the terrifying moments on the singapore airlines flight that hit extreme turbulence as it was traveling from london to singapore. amanda has been tracking this story since just minutes after it happened yesterday morning. amanda, we are now hearing from passengers who were on that flight. >> yeah. reggie. images from inside the plane also show how violent the plane shook as it hit the turbulence, and what passengers describe as a really terrifying scene. >> i think the entire thing happened within the span of like, less than 10s. i saw people from across the aisle just like, like going completely horizontal, hitting the ceiling and landing back down and like, really awkward positions. >> and i told you yesterd

the official new home for the team city council approving the plan at last night's meeting. the ballers or the bees releasing these new renderings of that park today. executives say the team is eternally grateful to the city residents and fans who helped them make this possible. earlier today we spoke with co-founder brian carmel who shared what fans can expect when the park is finally complete. >> you know, we've got some murals that we're putting in place that are going to be done by local artists. there's going to be local food trucks and their own internal concessions to buy lots lots of different, great ballpark food it's going to be it's going to be a good time. i think that's really what we're going for. we want to feel like a big love letter to oakland. >> opening day for the ballers is set for june 4. sounds good. coming up next, we continue our coverage of may day hundreds of long-term care workers. >> went to the state capitol with a message for the legislature and a message for the governor. plus, a scathing review from oakland auditor. what the mayor is being acc

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is the start of change. >> palo alto's latest city to ban public comment made through zoom at city councileetings. the new rule past monday in a 5 to 2 vote. city officials say the goal is to prev nt so-called zoom bombing are incidents of a public comment or logging on remotely often using a fake name to spew offensive statements. council members say the incidents have become more frequent and have evolved into serious abuse under this new rule, zoom participants are still allowed to comment on agenda items, but they cannot speak during the general public comment period. >> with everything. there's also good in that. and while i the issue is that remote participation brings. i think really good. i think we have more places, a more diverse voices. i think we benefit from their perspective. it's a balance. >> and we saw tonight what's on the other side of that scale. >> and it is ugly and it is distracting and it takes us off course and conducting the city's business. >> the new rule is set to go into effect the next meeting. time as we get a look at the 4 zone forecast here looking live sf

a year if the city council approves.hell comes to oakland from lubbock, texas. he'll take over a department facing huge challenges with crime and recruiting officers. mitchell is promising to make changes based on data and community relationships. city council documents show he's on a three year contract starting may 11th. >> the east bay community is mourning a former police officer killed in the line of duty in idaho earlier this month. ada county, idaho, sheriff's deputy tobin boulter was shot and killed during a traffic stop in boise, boulters funeral happened today in idaho, but loved ones, including boulters grandmother, gathered to watch a live feed of the service at north creek church in walnut creek. the church says boulters relatives are members there. the 27 year old grew up in the bay area and served as a pleasant hill police officer and a walnut creek police cadet before he moved to idaho. >> a longtime elementary school music teacher in the north bay is accused of sexually abusing two of his students. marin

klymenko told about it, and we know in this sense we want to inquire. you have as a deputy of the city council kharkiv itself as a regional center, as the city has now become such a hub for those people who leave vovchansk from other small towns and villages to safer regions, even kharkiv itself seems a little safer in this context than conventional vovchansk, so what help is currently being provided to those immigrants. who have to come to kharkiv, how are they helped and what opportunities do communities have for this? well, in fact, kharkiv is not only not only a pond, not since the invasion of the re-invasion of vovchansk, in fact kharkiv is, in principle, still a hub with from the moment when the invasion began in 2014, even from that moment from the neighboring donetsk and luhansk regions in kharkiv. emigrants had already arrived, some stayed somewhere, some moved on, now it is simply more massive, because it is so big, the first big border city that is ready to accept those who need it, and in principle, i think that the city government copes more or less copes with these challenges, be

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he became the first mexican immigrant to serve on half moon bay city council in 2021. half moon bay chooses one of its five councilmembers to serve as mayor each year on a rotating basis. another community figure has been providing much-needed support to the farmworker community for years. we first introduced you to her in 2020 when she won a bay area award. the farmworker many call an angel. >> reporter: she shines a bright light in a time of unimaginable grief . >> so many threads of love. >> reporter: belinda and her nonprofit alas leapt into action after a deadly shooting a year ago in a case of suspected workplace violence. belinda and her team knew the families and they have led the way in supporting the farmworker community. >> it feels shorter than a year. it feels like it just happened and so, for us, and for so many and for the victims, the emotions are still very fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: belinda and alas, rays of comfort from their home base. a sunshine colored house. today, they are serving twice as many people. 2000 per week. not only what the bas

deputy of the mariupol city council dmytro zaba. he will tell us that there on the temporarily occupied lands around the city and in the city, mr. dmytro, we welcome you, glory to ukraine, good morning, glory to the heroes , chaos, anarchy, everything, all those features are characteristic of its occupiers, in mariupol continues in mariupol, regarding medical care, residents of mariupol complain more and more... about what you can imagine, to specialized specialists it is necessary to go to terrorist ukraine, to rostov in order to get an appointment, they still have not restored the operation of special medical equipment, for example, mri, that is, all the medical equipment that worked before the full-scale invasion of the country of the terrorist works two years after the occupier... took over the city, and this is all in the background of their chatter, about how everything is recovering well in the city, this is just a medical example, given as what actually happens in in mariupol, the same applies to life, for example, the occupiers there show the beautiful facades of the houses tha

. >> after a five hour long public hearing, the walnut creek city council has signed off on a plan to move forward with a new chick fil a location. now, the council denied a residents appeal of the project, who cited traffic concerns, but there was a compromise. the new location at the citrus marketplace shopping center will only have dine in and takeout. no drive thru. the council also adopted requirements to monitor traffic conditions and make improvements. if there are problems. >> i'll take it from here. okay. yeah, that was smooth though. that was smooth. all right. santa rosa, livermore, redwood city and san jose. all arrows pointing down. but it won't be bad today. santa rosa, i go downtown. i don't use the airport. 84 yesterday. they get that north breeze and they're warmer than anybody else. livermore was 80. redwood city 7578. today we're going 80, 78, 74 and 76 on the forecast highs. everything looks good. there's a weak little cold front up here. let's see if i can. right there. right there. so we'll see the breeze pick up i mean it's what we call a dry cold front but 40s

but some people told the city council in oakley there tonight that >> sunday's incident is just the tip of the iceberg and emblematic of other issues. >> raymond and his wife say they and many of their neighbors are living with a list of maintenance problems that they feel like they cannot report because they're afraid they'll get evicted. they feel they do not have a voice. they feel. >> only make we don't have anywhere to go. this is one that i read to you. is a quick just give you the idea what's going the kitchen door has been broken for 3 months. the guards schools will switch has been broken for 5 minutes. it's exactly be a good 10 to 15 times before the gop's proposal comes on mission. blinds on the back door had been broken for 7 months. i hate to make requests because i'm branded as a troublemaker. they're still roaches in the apartment. >> so we please. mayor recommended the property management key route residents concerns and have an emergency plan put in place to help prevent what happened over the weekend. >> new at 11 and east bay father is suing the city of pittsburgh acc

so whatever the city council votes tonight will conclude a nearly two year long process in the newsroom. tim johnson, abc seven news okay, tim, thanks very much. >> the company hoping to build a new city near fairfield in solano county, says it has enough signatures to qualify the project for the november ballot. california forever ceo jan sramek says this shows that solano county residents are excited about the plan that would build new homes for 400,000 people. >> they are all saying yes, we want to have a say in the future of this place that we love. yes, we want to end these long commutes and have good paying jobs. home here, close by. yes, we want to have homes for us and for our children and we want to have them now. >> the signatures will now go to the county for verification. we've reached out to the opponents of the project for a reaction, but have not yet heard back. >> now to the historic shift in u.s. drug policy, the biden administration, through the dea, is moving to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. yeah. >> tonight, a statement from the department of justice

fired by the city of oakland and who is suing that same city, is announcing his candidacy for city council. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from outside oakland city hall, where chief lauren armstrong just filed his paperwork. bob, why does the former police chief want this job? well, laura marcus, a former police chief, leronne armstrong, he was born and raised in oakland. he's raised his own family here. he says he loves the city, but the city he loves, he says, is spiraling downward. and he wants to do something to fix it. this was the scene moments ago inside city hall, behind me, inside the city clerk's office where armstrong filed the paperwork necessary to announce his candidacy for the oakland city council. at large position. now, armstrong didn't give us specifics on what he would do to solve the city's biggest problems. but he says the three biggest issues facing oakland a budget deficit, homelessness and crime, which he says has risen since he was fired by oakland mayor shengtao as the police chief of this city. that firing took place back in february of 2023. the mayor

the city council voted unanimously to ask the city attorney to prepare a richmond refinery tax act ballotative, a city report says. richmond has a $24 billion gap in its 2024 budget, and the city needs new revenue to balance it. supporters of the proposal say chevron, one of richmond's largest employers, is causing negative health effects for residents and not contributing to the city as it should. >> every day, big polluters in richmond endanger our community's health. we are talking about big corporations, not small businesses who are enriching themselves at the expense of our families. >> we have to think about our future. richmond has been a refinery town for more than 100 years, but it won't be 100 years from now. >> supporters say the community of richmond has a higher asthma rate than 90% of the rest of the state. neighborhoods near the refinery have a higher asthma rate than 99% of the state. in response, chevron said in part, we support policies that encourage business investment and seek to create a better quality of life for richmond residents. that said, we believe the propose