not only the city but the people of san francisco and those who visit our water front >> the community. cityvate cities working together we with bring the port back to the economic stimulus for people who live here. >> it is important that -- everyone have a role at the port of san francisco and everybody feels welcome [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what is coming up next for what is that for? >> oh , firefighter backsterinvited mow to a fire station to see the cool stuff firefighters use to put out fires. you have seen the had doors open like a space ship from out of nowhere. i close my eye its is like i'm there right now! wow! whoa. watch out, man. what is that for? >> what is this? these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top. this is a new 2021 fire engine and this is an older 2014 fir

so when it's done right and they built the relationships and they know the community city, of course, we concerned about it. any overpolicing. but right now everyone from every corner of san francisco, from the bayview to the richmond to the sunset to the excelsior to the mission people want to see officers out in the community engaging with the community and stopping crime before it happens. >> can i ask you if you think this is an important piece to making residents feel safer and in terms of actually deterring crime? >> absolutely. when people see an officer that they might have a question of that they might have a concern about, they can go to they can engage with them. and then, you know, often they can say thank you for your service. thank you for being here. i feel better about your presence that also builds morale within the police department. and that's something that i care deeply about. we want to make officers feel welcome about being in san francisco and being a police officer in san francisco. right. >> when does it take effect? >> it takes effect january one, 2024. so i

funded mission nonprofits that came to shout down the community city, saying that we were racist and classist for not wanting to have a homeless cabin village adjacent to the martial elementary school playground where kids of color are overrepresented in homelessness and immigrants have a school. this would never be tolerated in any other neighborhood anywhere in the city. yet when dolores street community services wanted to get the contract, the entire mission cartel came out and basically harassed san franciscans. we've also seen instances of extortion where these nonprofits have worked with supervisors to hold market rate developments hostage, to go ahead and secure funding for their affordable housing operations instead of legislating the affordability beforehand in an open and clear process. we need for the commission to step in to ensure that san franciscans are not shouted down by our own government paying operators with their own self interest and finance to go ahead and pervert the will of the people. thank you very much. thank you, mrs. solom

community. this year horizonorees dedicated live in elevating food. improving citynting and promoting history and culture in san francisco. they in from the private, government and nun profit sectors showing the service can be done in all fold in our community. >> the leader award rescue noises successful leaders who have leadership. thinking and vision and distinguished service to organization and community. inferenceis and diane anxiety the heads and wife team behind the successful restaurant. francis was the winner of eater sf pop up of the year and i san francisco chronicle rising star. garred, worried from best new restaurant. helped highway light filipino toed in the san francisco restaurant theme. hen i garthing place for filipino family in san francisco. and a source of provide for the community. aside from running her small business than i supported causes in their spirit. including [inaudible]. please join us in welcome diknow and francis anxiety as 2023 fill ponento american history month e merging leader honorees. my anymore is inferenceis the own of the

and the association. cities and all communities asked us with such an appeal that if you see and see shonest mayors, by the way, well, it's ugly to organize these rallies, bribing activists, to dance near city councils and say things about asphalt, about burkivka, if you are actually the government, do it the rules of the security and defense budget for local authorities, provide for exceptional expenses that must be spent from funds, from local budgets in order to ensure the goals that you set before yourself, and then we will see more time of unification of the country. our responsibility is shared, we all have to work for victory, that's for sure. as for our amendments, i don't understand why the budget committee didn't pay attention to not just counting...

directions of economic development, for example, the community of zhytomyr region has its partner community of the cityd in germany, we facilitated the exchange of delegations, and our community representatives visited dortmund, visited, looked, there were just days of entrepreneurship in this community , german, in what way is the support established... in what way is the support established, that is, this experience is very necessary, how are startups supported, competitions are held, startups and so on, that is, the european experience today is really it is very important for us to be able to take further steps in the eu, what we have set as a goal in our country today. ms. tetiana, for example, a small town with the population you mentioned is going to see our program and also wants to take part in the initiative, what should be done? as part of our program, we have already held three contests and submitted projects from all communities in ukraine, we did not limit these contests , they are open on our iyubiness website, we always publish all information, all announcements from criteria for these c

for example, the community of zhytomyr region has its partner community of the city of dortmund in germany, we facilitated the exchange of delegations , and our representatives of the community visited dortmund, visited, looked there, just as the days of entrepreneurship were passing, in this german community, how the dialogue was established, how support is established in this way, that is... this experience is very necessary, how startups are supported, startup competitions are held, and so on, that is, the european experience today is really very important for us to be able to take steps in the future eu, what we have set as a goal in our country today. ms. tetyana, well, for example, a small community, with the number of population you mentioned, is gathering, watched our program and also wants to take part in the initiative, what should be done? as part of our program , we have already held three contests and submitted projects from all communities in ukraine, we did not limit, these contests are open on our website and business, we always publish all information, all announcements wi

trip , from the foundation, and meetings are planned there at different levels, such as with communities, citiesr example, in toronto or chicago, where there are huge ukrainian diasporas, as well as with families from the ukrainian diaspora who have established themselves there over many years , they own some businesses and you can communicate with them, as we communicate with ukrainian businesses here, these are meetings with canadian and american foundations that can become partners, primarily in the humanitarian direction, of our fund, and there are also interesting prospects for cooperation with some american investment funds that were recently created specifically in order to financially support the ukrainian miltec, and miltec in ukraine is currently developing rapidly and our fund... is also directly related to the development of this area, we cooperate with by various companies, manufacturers of unmanned technologies, this applies not only to the uav itself, which we are used to, or drones or drones, it is also remote control platforms on which turrets for large-caliber machine guns are

our town, uses video new media and organizing to stop hate and bullying to build all inclusive community citiesa versus hate and to see that our state is developed, shaping the kind of policies we need to really make a difference. >> i got involved with not in our town as a hate crime, touched our community and the at the sikh temple of wisconsin in oak creek, seven people were murdered, including my father and temple president and you can't fight hate without widespread said organization. >> we are proud to serve los angeles county and pioneer for a new way to serve and protect its residents outside of law enforcement. >> and i want to thank the california civil rights department for standing with us, for standing with the community and for standing against hate. >> the fact that there are agencies and organizations to report, hate to and get some action is good, but until we get a true hand on social media and all the hate, it spreads this may be something we cannot resolve. a council on foreign relations study in 2015 showed that online hate speech is linked to global increases in violence a

[applause] extend a warm welcome to our community. our city leaders and staff. and our collaborate rirts to help make this possible. we are very excited have you here i'm with my clothes and we want to welcome to you our construction site. we are sorry about the dust. we are doing our best. but there are things optimistic as a ground break confirmation as a society we gotta build for a bright are tomorrow. and for us, this is exciting stuff. 2 years ago we were here in the pandemic and shock our city and globe. and we started on the infrastructure that you see here. we said then when it locked rough we would not stop. we set the ground w to build the future neighborhood that san francisco needed. and today we are excited that is getting started. want to look back. [applause] it is good if you were here 12 years ago you would number the middle of a former power pleasant and about to build another there brave people said, you know may be we don't need another power plant here that leadership starred with former supervisor so far maxwell, we honor here today. [appl

to buy just such. trams for the city, or is it better not to take them, in other smaller european communitieshow the discussion went on for almost six months about whether the building was a unesco monument, but was just a house that can be recognized in photographs of this city, that's why all the communities decide everything themselves in europe, our bosses who sit on the banks have also traveled to europe, and now they will have to either veto this... e cartel law, or pretend that they are not why, look, come on, the veto period was passed, but the president, that is, the president does not see them, they are simply ignored, and this means that these laws will not work, a working group is currently underway, which should develop an urban planning code, and there already involved, if only developers and everyone else worked there they could not get on zoom, they could not tell their proposals. there are really a lot of e-e sectors involved, discussions are going on, the head of this group, people's deputy anna bondar from the servants of the people, she is constantly fasting, what time doe

are trying from the side of the city kupyanska, at least to ask a little for power supply to the settlement of kucherivka, and so on, the entire petropavlovsk community remains with us without gas and without electricity, and in general in the city, let's start with the fact that, in principle, it's mid-november, what's the weather like in your place, what is the temperature like now, is it raining, has there been any, tell us first about the weather and nature, and then we will talk about the winter period, well, at the moment the weather is more or less favorable, today the sun is about 8-10° warm, yesterday, yesterday there was wind , but was approximately the same temperature, but now due to the wind, of course, it feels a little more passable, however, we have already looked at the weather forecast and we see that saturday, sunday and monday there will be minus temperatures already at night, so people can see it, and for now week, at the end of last week, in the kupyansk city community, the local government bought electric heaters and started distributing them to people, because there will be no centralized heating, it is impossible to implement

>> i am hopeful about the city becoming safe. the community can come out where children can play in the streets without being afraid of being shot. elderly people can come out shopping and do what they need to do. that is my hope for the city of oakland and i think it will take a collaborative -- it will take all of us working together in order to make that happen. there is no more opportunities to blame one particular organization or one can come together as a community and fight these problems we are having in the city. it has to be a collaboration. >> thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> we mentioned how oakland has not had a police chief since bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work togethe

visit our water front >> the community. city and private cities working together we with bring the port back to the economic stimulus for people who live here. >> it is important that -- everyone have a role at the port of san francisco and everybody feels welcome good evening. everybody. we'll get started. [inaudible]. good evening i'm manny i come from the navajo tribes tonight i will be the master of ceremonies throughout tonight's recognition. it is an honor for mow to do this land acknowledgment. i think i thank our relatives here in the land of the ramaytush ohlone to do this for you we acknowledge we are on the unseed home land of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. as stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the ramaytush ohlone community have never cd, lost nor forgotten the responsibilities as the care takeers of this place. as well as all people who reside in the traditional territory. as guests, we recognize this we benefit from live and working on th

communications. according to the city military administration, in the year after the de-occupation, the russians killedople and injured almost 800, and this is only in the kherson community , houses, hospitals, businesses, churches, kindergartens, colleges and schools were damaged, children are studying online, but despite the terrible news, people are returning home. to take a picture, hello, hello, i only lasted eight months from kherson , i returned and opened a studio where i take photos for documents, this is my native kherson, although it is battered and crumpled, but this is my native kherson, well, to say that we are dunka, there is no cloud fearless, no, we are afraid, we are afraid, like everyone else, when, when the night flights, well, it's scary, one year in november. there were 140,000 people in the city. when the russians started shelling kherson every day, almost half of the residents left, but almost 2,000 of them have already returned. currently , the population is growing, even. at the time of the explosion of kokhovskaya ages by the russians, the population increased all the same. a

meant business and this you were going to listen to the community if you were going to build here. 2, i wanted him to know this we had leaders in the city nacare and concerned even when they may not be part of the civic doubt to do so and after that meeting, and enric embegone to talk to the community about what the plans were at the power station. when we wanted see. what was going to be developed would he listen to communities. made a lot of changes on design. a lot of changes on the height of buildings and when we would see that's because he listened to community i say thank you to enrique being responsible develop they're listens to community. and then as we continue to push affordable housing and that percentage of higher through conversations and the commitment to community, we thought about now we have the building that will be built. and who are we going to name this building after? tell be a building represents the w force in san francisco. and here in the community and i building represents dog patch. and building live here in san francisco still have the opportunity and then building -- so immediately enrique supervisor maxwe

kherson city territorial community. this was announced by the head of the regional military administration, roman mruchko. a fire broke out in the shipping area of ​​the city as a result of the hits of enemy shells. a non-residential building was on fire there. and for operational information, 50 combat clashes with the occupiers took place in the past day at the front. the general staff of the armed forces reported. the enemy conducted unsuccessful assaults in the kupinsky direction. in the district settlements of sinkivka, petropavlivka, ivanivka, kharkiv region, here our defenders repelled about 10 attacks. in the bakhmut direction, the occupiers tried to restore lost positions in the districts of klishchiivka and andriivka. the enemy was not successful in the marin, shakhtar and zaporizhzhia directions. aviation of the defense forces made 13 strikes on personnel concentration areas and two on anti-aircraft missile complexes. of the enemy, and units of the missile forces hit the command post, four personnel concentrat

lettering on the front of the city hall building was also taken down after some staff noticed pieces were missing. handrails also had to be replaced by public works lejos community engagement officer says metal theft is plaguing the city. the thing i hope it gets urgency out there. the that that this is happening at city hall. >> it's happening to everybody. i mean, what's next? i think still a police car. >> city officials say they're working on ways to enhance security in the area before returning the statues to the outside of city home. they're also urging people with any information about the staff's to police reporting in vallejo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> video here guys shattering the window of an iconic oakland bookstore talking about marcus books martin luther king junior ways said to be the country's oldest black owned independent bookstore. and it's over this break in this past sunday night, about 9 o'clock. they say the suspect threw a piece of asphalt through the window to break it then reached in and just kinda casually took a few books. nothing else was taken. the owner is especially upset, though, because the suspect damage today stained glass w

avdiivka head-on, it’s just their doctrine, storming cities that they did not work there after syria, it directly assumes that you must first cut the communicationsfrontal assaults, why are they trying to cut off the communications, you are in the frontal assault at the same time, so far as to say, they tried, they they tried to attack from the south, something didn't work out for them, that's probably why it 's happening. except thanks to, except thanks to our military, and so their doctrine directly stipulates that they should advance there from the south and from the south, close the ring, and there really, this is a story about the fact that the density of mine barriers on our side has increased, well, the russians will also complain about this, how the hell did they think that this game can be played only in one, that they know how to lay mines, by the way , then let's fix it, regarding just mines, as military-technical assistance from partners, somehow we didn't talk much, but obviously we have something like that there, and if naiv declares about 5,000 mines only on the belarusian border, and here now the russians have a problem with minin

that those that are setting fire to 2 homes, the newest bank homes of, of those between communities, those both city and communities and the, the center is coming in the people just feel the community. so seeing them and it goes up to the arm settlers the shooting. posting in to this the, the settlers ones, they have a recruiter. the military is a, are surfacing in the military for the same places where he lives. in other words, you know, the things that lives are name and things like that. one isn't uh and it's how the next day can be now the policeman. they bought it for just imagine, ok, this is how it works. ok. that means that the, the private, the buying, it is no becoming institution. now, it's like the same people are doing the same thing which i've done before. it's more as was uniform the for me with double get just to we just i just uh i done a double good thing. oh, i looked on the did so the whole book and the full dates. i booked and i uh, left the she had the bids on a quick dog and office head. that was, it will definitely, by the way, it will cause that will, the will, that's an awf

if the city isn't communicating? >> down to the city about 5 hours ago, we asked him a few key questions. one, what is this one block? closure going to end? they have not answered that question. we asked them why they failed to communicate the fact that this one block would be closed with people in advance of that. no answer to that question. either. and we asked where is the next temporary closure going to be in the city? what block so people can come prepare for the next one. again, still no answer from the city of san francisco live at 4th and mission. come back to you in the studio, dan, that area's already can be a bit we just lost his shot there, but definitely a headache. for drivers today. >> we continue our team coverage on a pact now u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen met with her chinese counterpart in san francisco today for the start of 2 days of high-level talks. it is considered a critical prelude to a pac which is expected to include a meeting between president biden and china's president kron four's

that there's that are setting fire to 2 homes, the newest bank homes of, of those between communities, those both city and communities. and the, the center is coming in the people just a few, the communities still seeing them and it goes up to the arm settlers, the shooting, plus the needs to this the, the settlers ones they have a recruiter. the military is a, are surfacing in the military for st. places where he lives. in other words, you know, the things that the name and things like that we live in, and it's how the next day can be. now, the policeman a body to discuss the imagine, ok, this is how it works. ok. that means that the, the private, the by that is no becoming institution. now it's kind of do the same. people are doing the same thing, which i've done before. it's more as was uniform the so we'll get to we just i just uh i've done a double good thing. oh i looked on the did so to help with the full dates i they looked and the she had the bids on a little fish head that was good. it will definitely isaiah to cancel the bab will definitely will venture when goes to why the gardening to you

. >> we have to stop dividing our community city. >> a cease fire is the bare minimum and we needed it 50 days ago. thank you. free palestine. >> so you can see there a lot of passionate public comment. the city clerk says they also had more than 1200 comments online in and said that 86% of them were in favor of the resolution. so mike, a very hotly debated issue. but tonight, again, breaking just in the past ten minutes, oakland city council has proposed basically a unanimously approved this resolution in support of a ceasefire in the ismail israel hamas war. >> all right, jana katsuyama with the update tonight here in studio jannah. thank you. overseas in important breakthrough announced today between israel and hamas, both sides have agreed to extend their ceasefire for another two days under the terms, ten hostages would be released every day. the ceasefire is extended just today, israel confirmed an additional 11 hostages have been released from hamas captivity in the gaza strip. in exchange, israel released 33 palestinian prisoners. the freed hostages are being treated at a hospi

we wanted to focus on small business sxz community and on the queer community in our city. so we decided to fund 46 businesses hosting their own activations, community theater in the castro theater and to revive the halloween costume contest. i'm proud that it went off safely thanks to sfpd and chief harvey. to have eyes on the street as well as private security that another planet helped us secure. there was some magic in the air, raffi and i experienced, we had to break up some dancing before it got too crazy. we hope to continue this tradition, henceforth. thank you for allowing us to do it and thanks to every one behind me. [applause] >> in item was recommended with a new title to add the names of the appointee, the item 24 is 9 motion to appoint betty and betty and ruth grace wong, terms ending 2024 to the ballot sim mrikation committee. >> roll call. >> on item 24, supervisor wal ton, absent. supervisor chan. >> aye. >> dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor enguardio. >> aye. mandelman. absent. melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> pre

city as you would normally. this police department and our public safety partners will be out 24/7 as always insuring our community is safe. last, let's please be respectful and tolerant of one another. many people from many cultures and many different countries with many different ways of life will be converging on the city of san francisco during apec. we are that city. we are a welcoming city that respects every culture, so let's make sure that we model that this week and beyond. let's show the world that we are truly a world class city. the map has been provided. working closely with city partners and agencies to assist with road closures. working with mta on public transportation but pay attention to the alerts because that will help us get through this with hopefully minimized disruption to normal routine. with that, i like to close by saying, thank you, thank you again to our partners. this will be a exciting time for the city of san francisco as we will be on the global stage. we are prepared. we have done this before. we have the experience. we have the collaboration. we have partnership and we are commit

i'm an african american, inner city woman that loves my city and loves my community. since i moved, i haven't unpacked this time. this is my fourth move in three years. the housing unit, where there's so many issues of mould, moisture, no drains. to me, my health changed when i came over. so, curtains are a luxury, and... ..that's what aluminium foil does, in making sure that covering my windows keeps the humidity down. i own a restaurant and i've been here five years now and basically, the rent in one year, less than one year, has doubled. now i'm thinking, "what could happen in a couple of months?" that was the famous burrito, although we call in honduras baleada. i've been talking to some of my customers, some of my customers i no longer see, and we were like, "where is so—and—so?" and all of a sudden, they'll find us on facebook and they'll leave us comments that they left to... ..georgia, that they left to texas. i'm not feeling secure. i'm already thinking about other cities, maybe other states, even possibly. ifeel like i am going to be displaced. there is an i

we wanted to focus on small business sxz community and on the queer community in our city. so we decided to fund 46 businesses hosting their own activations, community theater in the castro theater and to revive the halloween costume contest. i'm proud that it went off safely thanks to sfpd and chief harvey. to have eyes on the street as well as private security that another planet helped us secure. there was some magic in the air, raffi and i experienced, we had to break up some dancing before it got too crazy. we hope to continue this tradition, henceforth. thank you for allowing us to do it and thanks to every one behind me. [applause] >> in item was recommended with a new title to add the names of the appointee, the item 24 is 9 motion to appoint betty and betty and ruth grace wong, terms ending 2024 to the ballot sim mrikation committee. >> roll call. >> on item 24, supervisor wal ton, absent. supervisor chan. >> aye. >> dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor enguardio. >> aye. mandelman. absent. melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> pre

[000:00:00;00] do you want more, and the association of cities and all communities asked us with such an appeal that if you see, and you see, dishonest mayors, by the way, well, it is ugly to organize these rallies, bribing such activists, to dance near the city councils and say things about asphalt , about burkivka, if you are actually the government, make the rules of the security and defense budget for the local government. anticipate exceptional expenses that must be spent from funds, from local budgets in order to ensure the goals you set before yourself, and then we we will see the unification of the country once again, our responsibility is shared, we all have to work for victory, this is clear, as far as our amendments are concerned, i do not understand why the budget committee did not pay attention to the fact that i will not just count...' funds from the special road fund into the general fund of the state budget, after all, let it be used for a special program for the crediting program for the restoration of the defense complex, which my colleagues have already talked about

residents in a variety of areas. urban planning, improvement, modernization of housing and communal services, smart cityologies, leadership, a total of 50 prizes were awarded this year in five categories, for example, one of the best projects was the my novosibirs portal, where residents can find out information about local schools, kindergartens, receive . about gas, water and electricity outages, as well as to be in touch with the local administration, or hanteman autonomous okrug , an animal shelter in the settlement of singapai, is recognized as one of the best municipal practices in russia, it is capable of accepting up to 300 dogs, the project presented at the competition, the experience of the participants, will become an example for the development of other municipalities . the event is one of the effective tools to support best municipal practices. the participants present a project that has already been successfully implemented... to resolve issues important to citizens in various sectors of the municipal organization management. we see that russian cities and rural settlements are working to

was made, i emphasize that at the moment, the most important issue is that each individual community and citynsidered at the initial stage as an interim solution to the water supply as a separate story, because someone could get their network of technical or drinking water, and someone did not have it at all, after that , as the kahovska hes was blown up, access to any water at all. there is no access, that is, it is a question of the depth of groundwater now, i don’t know, whether it is a question of a lack of budgetary funds of some kind, or there are no specialists, well, we need to drill wells, i understand, it can be 100 m, no, here the question is that when the kakovskaya reservoir disappeared and the old movement of the dnipro river was formed, it was actually along the territory of the coastal area, from where water channels, pumping stations were asked, that is, the water level went down in different ways, in which waters and in which territories it was realistic for specialists to come up with something in order to ensure , yes, water supply there, in some it was unrealistic at all,

community. i also want to give shout out to urban alchemy, to the ambassadors and so many of our city agency who's will ensure that this space is used for the purpose intended. so, [applause] thank you again, all of you and especially thank you to the skateboard community for your support and your patience. and also helping us design this place. because it was not about people who don't skateboard, it's about people who understand what they want to see. one of the things that bill said to me when he went over the details of this project. these are all the elements of different parts of san francisco that are very popular in the skateboard community. we are bringing every element to u.n. plaza unlike ever before. so we look forward to seeing a vibrant area and exciting area and we thank the rec and park department for their excitement, their work in getting this done in record time. we started this project this year in san francisco and finished it this year, that is fast for bureaucratic years! so congratulation sxz thank you all for being here. [applause] >> thank you, coach, i mean mayor. all ri

communications in the city have been turned off for security reasons, for exactly the same reason, ityet possible to gather in large groups, teachers and students understand this, but such a remote, rather individual approach has its advantages. yeah, and definitely two, so we’ll use it further. we have the same directions, uh, the hillside is brought by buses, transportation is carried out. while severo-donetsk was under the control of kiev, teaching was conducted in ukrainian, although the majority of residents in lugansk city, as in donbass in general, they speak russian. and all of you were trained in ukrainian before, yes, was it difficult to change your mind? well, until the fourth grade, when i was still studying here. events and after the school itself changed , oh, the school itself changed simply for the better, i was amazed when i got there for the first time after the renovation, everything was absolutely in terms of the safety of children, the windows were barred, that is, it was safe, us in the forest cage, it was, that is , it was fraught with the fact that the child wo

is the administration of the entire region, but we also had a conversation with the lviv city council, communicationh the lviv city council now looks just fine, yes, they they called the members of the movement to them, they prepared a presentation, they gave the numbers, probably because their... work to support the army is excellent, that is, we can now talk about the fact that in the budget of the lviv city council in 2023, 1,000 million they are not all completed yet, yes, that is, it is in the process of transferring these funds or purchasing the necessary equipment, but it is 7.3% of the city's local budget, well, if we are talking about the military administration, then we have a completely opposite picture. what we have, we have a big one, i'll call it a lot a soft communication problem, yes, when people come to you with absolutely correct demands, it is right to talk, i have never actually seen such demands and this movement, as a confrontation, there is no confrontation between people correct demands for the purpose of state defense and military the administration , the appointment of the

situation in mykolaiv oblast is controlled by the defense forces, the shelling of the ochakov community, the city of ochakov, the kotserub community, we have been observing this for a year, it is constant with periodicity, maybe every day is different. .. communities, this is ochakivskyi district, thank god that there was no serious damage from this shelling, and also, there are no victims, therefore these shellings are carried out, of course , in order to continue to show, to simulate, some kind of control by the russians territory, so thank god, let's say, apart from alerting the residents, but without casualties in this case, one mine was also shot down, at night, and the security situation is under control, it can be said for now, for now, it has definitely improved, which was two weeks ago, but there are alarms, the frequency is a little less, but it all also depends on the fact that, well , it is impossible to conduct such statistics constantly, one day, these alarms can be every hour, one day - these alarms... three or four a day, so , in the very place is safe the situation is normal, con

i have been visiting police stations all over the city, attending community meetings. everyone is speaking the same language. whether someone has been a victim of a crime or even people who are former perpetrators of crime want to see change in this city. willing to roll up their sleeves and work with us to do the important work that is necessary. now san francisco is a compassionate city. we believe in second chances. we believe in helping people. we ban the buck so if you are looking for employment, we have all most 5 thousand vacant positions in san francisco. working with us to do something that does want get you in trouble and make somebody feel worse because of the crime you committed. we want change and here's how we'll do it. first, are the tools. safer san francisco will authorize the police to install and use security cameras. many of you thought that was already possible, but no, it is not. [applause] it authorizes them to use drones. to use drones. modern technology so when that person is trying to get away, instead of in some cases a chase through the city

is and take actions to ensure their jewish and islamic communities are safe and supported. >> the killing must stomach. >> reporter: the city president sharing her response on the conflict with gaza. she met with community members regarding the resolution and says it has to go through a legislative process as a vote takes place. >> i will follow up with those i spoke to yesterday. >>> jewish leaders want to bring back the focus of how this war started. 3,000 hamas militants entered israel and attacked towns and villages near the gaza strip. a video shows some of the atrocities that were recorded that day. he says the video includes some previously released clips like this one. the israeli consul general says the video documents some of the brutal deaths. he is concerned about the rise of anti-semitic rhetoric. >> one of the is because we are quite astonished by the rapidity with which denial is coming to the fore. >> this is the first time the israeli consul general's office here has screened a video of the attack. >>> new details on a passionate push to keep the a's in oakland. tonight, city leaders voted on a resolution t

community. for the people who enjoy recreation and parks systems. and i am so grateful to all the city work force of the folks who help with the climb walls and all the things that are going to be a part of this wonderful community. >> the 2 million dollar renovation by the parks department is part of a larger effort by the city, state and federal partners to transform this. enter into a clean safe and vibrant public space. >> still ahead, general motors recalling its cruise vehicles. how this decision is in direct relation to crash involving one of its cars in san francisco. >> plus, the trial for the man accused of breaking into then speaker nancy pelosi's home and striking her husband is set to begin tomorrow. a look at what we can expect. plus, we continue our coverage on the apec summit. up next, police and secret service give updates on security efforts. >> we are continuing our coverage of the apec summit coming to san francisco. president biden and leaders from all across the globe will be among the 20,000 or so expected here in the city with that will come security like san fr

it made me say, nah, we gotta have baseball still in our city. >> oakland business and community leaders come together to announce a new baseball team for the city. they're the oakland ballers. owners of the independent baseball team made the announcement official today with plans to start playing in the spring now. >> jason appelbaum spoke to the team's general manager and he will have that interview in just a few minutes. but ktvu's christien kafton has more from this morning's big announcement. >> oakland baseball fans are getting some welcome news. the town is still stinging from the expected loss of the a's to las vegas. now east bay locals say they're ready to step in and fill that gap. >> that's why we're here to announce a new baseball team for oakland. a team that will never leave town, and to begin a new chapter for baseball in oakland. and that team is the oakland ballers. the team has already rolled out a youtube video. >> so it's the town baby. >> oakland ballers. ballers founders say over the years, the raiders, warriors and now the a's have left oakland and they aim to bri