, and also, a year later, i became chairman of the community council.nt organization, since we hold various cultural events here related to foreign students, but this is one part, the other part is that the community council helps students who are just entering the belarusian state university to adapt. we have a university, we even have a project called welcome wick, it’s for applicants, that is, for students who are entering their first year, the essence of the project is to tell about the university, get to know the management, yes, well, so to speak, adapt students so that in the future they know who to contact when, this it is very important for a foreign student to learn... about the country where they are studying, our task is to ensure that students do not just waste time, but thanks to us, they actively spend not only studying, but in addition to some... other life, but also the active environment where they show something, many people think that in general minsk is a big city, for me it’s already small, because i already know everything about t

student organizations in belarus. in the form of the brsma, the court council, the sudsoyuz, the community council but let’s say, for locals, basically what i noticed is that all the events are done so that the students themselves learn somehow communicate with each other, have a good time, basically just to develop a cultural ratio, in the states... well, to put it mildly, it is not so close to this, it looks more vulgar, it was very difficult for me in my first year, because i came alone with my brother, although to visit a relative, but that’s all i also felt as if i was here alone, without parents, without anyone, thanks to the fact that i also found the council of fraternities, it helped me a lot in adaptation, only this year i was enrolled as a member of the council of compatriots, i mostly did it last year i was just... taking photographs, shooting footage from navruz, i i was filming footage from a football match , it was more like not being part of the squad, now i’m part of the squad, thanks to our new chairman, i am now the head of the communications department, that is, translators, we

however, the jewish community relations council does not support this, saying it does not have enough frederick condemning the hamas attack. >> the jcrc held a vigil before the meeting across from city hall to honor the hostages that haven't been released by hamas yet several supervisors attended saying they will support the cease-fire resolution. there's enough that divides us on issues like homelessness and mental health and drugs and crime. >> where we actually need to make progress is a city thht bringing in a wildly divisive set of issues around peace in the middle east and the war in the middle east. >> is not in my view, helpful the jcrc advise their community members to avoid the meeting. >> but that didn't stop a jewish woman from speaking out jewish community relations council does not speak for all of the jews of san francisco at the podium and overwhelming number of people spoke against tax dollars being spent on the war in the middle east saying a cease-fire is a must and we are wasting. >> billions of dollars every year. funding dropping on schools and hospitals and conf

income communities during the process because it will lead to better decisions for the entire community council member, please describe public consultation process to host thousands of migrant. >> there was no confrontation, no public consultation. there's a letter written by our government and we asked for a meeting with the governor's office in the governor's office did comply will. we sent questions beforehand and none of the questions were answered. we followed two weeks later they told needed. >> that does not seem to be meaningful in terms of public engagement or decision-making. other communities of color for all income amenities in the area that were consulted? >> there were no areas at all whether areas of color, low income, middle income. no immunity, no elected officials. we found not like everybody else did. >> across the board the biden administration has totally failed working with the community to address the crisis the biden administration created, is that there? >> it's fair to say he visited our city and did not meet with the mayor or visit a shoulder so i would say he's not e

. >> a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area found more than 60% of bay areas feel less safe in their day to day lives. >> driverless vehicles have made lots of headlines in san francisco. crews ended up having its permits revoked by the dmv after a number of high profile incidents. but there are other autonomous taxis rolling on the streets today. waymo released a study showing its driverless taxis have a 90% lower crash rate than human drivers. >> when we compare those two with each other, we see that we're involved in far fewer crashes as we're involved in involved in far fewer injuries and police reports, san francisco was one of three cities included in the study. >> on the surface, this appears to be a big win for waymo, but a technology reporter is pumping the brakes on the results. >> you know, 7 million miles sounds like a lot, but it's really a small sample size. so when you start to think about how that translates over hundreds of millions of miles of driving uh- again, i think this is early innings, but but encouraging. >> the study is now being re

. >> a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area found more than 60% of bay area in their day to day lives. >> driverless vehicles have made lots of headlines in san francisco. crews ended up having its permits revoked by the dmv after a number of high profile incidents. but there are other autonomous taxis rolling on the streets today. waymo released a study showing its driverless taxis have a 90% lower crash rate than human drivers. >> when we compare those two with each other, we see that we're involved in far fewer crashes as we're involved in involved in far fewer injuries and police reports, san francisco was one of three cities included in the study. >> on the surface, this appears to be a big win for waymo, but a technology reporter is pumping the brakes on the results. >> you know, 7 million miles sounds like a lot, but it's really a small sample size. so when you start to think about how that translates over hundreds of millions of miles of driving uh- again, i think this is early innings, but but encouraging. >> the study is now being reviewed by scient

however, the jewish community relations council does not support this, saying it does not have enough frederick condemning the hamas attack. >> the jcrc held a vigil before the meeting across from city hall to honor the hostages that haven't been released by hamas yet several supervisors attended saying they will support the cease-fire resolution. any intention of supporting the resolution as it's drafted enough that divides us on issues like homelessness and mental health and drugs and crime. >> where we actually need to make progress is a city that bringing in a wildly divisive set of issues around peace in the middle east and the war in the middle east. >> is not in my view, helpful the jcrc advise their community members to avoid the meeting. >> but that didn't stop a jewish woman from speaking out to jewish community relations council does not speak for all of the jews of san francisco at the podium. an overwhelming number of people spoke against tax dollars being spent on the war in the middle east saying a cease-fire is a must france is still has a number of social crises and w

. >> we feel really excited about creating more interaction and commune kagsz between council members, community members and police departments. one of the historical problems that we have seen is the data that sits inside law enforcement and public safety agencies is usually very sensitive. so the security necessary to be able to share partial bits of information, and often as much information as possible with city councils and elected officials and community members, takes so much time to be able to parse through that data and make sure that all the privacy and the regulatory requirements are compliant. >> and the privacy is an interesting and security is an interesting point, because it brings up to what i was alluding to earlier. we all learned post 9/11, obviously your software couldn't have solved this, but we heard about how one set of fbi agents were suspicious about a buvenlg of guys trying -- bunch of guys trying to learn to play airplanes on one side of the country, then somebody else saying i think they're going to use a plane but they couldn't connect the dots. then we en

council. yet it's still creating division with israeli flags everywhere. members of the bay area's jewish community relations council and their supporters hold a vigil across the street from san francisco city hall tuesday afternoon and recited the names of israeli hostages that have yet to be freed. >> 22, he we're doing this vigil today to honor the hostages that still remain and tunnels to call for their release and to remind the public and to remind the board of supervisors why this conflict started. jcrc wants to remind the board the most recent conflict began. >> with the october 7th hamas attack because san francisco supervisor dean preston, has introduced a new cease-fire resolution. a cease-fire, humanitarian aid and release of all hostages are and central ingredients for peace abroad and safety and security here in our city. in addition to calling for a cease-fire in gaza, it calls for the release of hostages and condemns anti-semitic anti-palestinian and islam, a phobic rhetoric and attacks. and while it calls the hamas attack brutal, it stopped short of condemning it's not something tha

relations council feels the resolutions are causing divisions within communities we really think our local city government should be working on local issues and not pretending to be a foreign policy body. >> reporter: and as the sister-in-law recovers from the trauma, she knows it will be a difficult journey with her husband still in captivity. >> thinking about the future, a future at home for her, any long-term plans is really impossible. how can she make plans without her husband? >> reporter: in the east bay, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> in the meantime, the school district is warning to follow policy in light of the teaching plan for next week. a video posted online, a group of oakland teachers is calling on other district educators to join them in a december 6th pro palestine teach-in. teachers are are being told to teach with the palestinian perspectives. they issued a statement of support for palestinians and discipliary actions. but they condemned both anti-semitism and islam phobia. some are concerned it will be biased. >> our concern is the distr

the vigil was held by the jewish community relations council in response to the cease-fire resolution. supervisor matt dorsey attended the vigil and told us that he is unlikely to support the resolution. he is not expected to vote on the resolution this evening. >>> so while a couple of bay area cities including oakland and san francisco have either passed or are considering the cease-fire resolution, san jose is not. today, dozens of pro- palestinian supporters showed up at the san jose city council meeting hoping to change that. we have more from san jose. >> reporter: more than 100 pro- palestinian supporters came here to city hall today and many of them spoke before the city council demanding that the council issue a resolution supporting a permanent cease- fire in gaza. >> this is one of several people asking that the city council issue a resolution asking for a permanent cease- fire in gaza. >> we are all funding this genocide, this attack on the children of gaza. over 8000 are estimated to have been killed. we are funding this with our taxes and we need to say that san jose can

. >> tyler gregory is the ceo of the jewish community relations council. >> this is one way we can visualize it for the broader community, the vast number of hostages. we know from the people that have been able to escape that they are not getting enough food. they are not getting enough water. their mistreatment is severe. >> it all happened while supervisor dean preston introduced a resolution calling for various things , including a cease-fire in gaza. >> it calls for the cessation of the murder of palestinians in gaza. an end to the dropping of bombs on gaza to the war on gaza, that we believe will be instrumental in showing san francisco's support in saving countless lives. >> it is incredibly important for san francisco to also lead the way on this issue. the more we have local governments supporting cease-fire, the federal government has to listen to us. more people speak out. a majority of americans what a cease-fire. >> not everyone is on board, including tyler and other members of the jewish committee relations council. hateful comments were brought to oakland city hall last week.

talking about activities to improve the communication, to get those communications out to the community. >> council members ordered the operators to submit a report next month detailing exactly what happened and a new communications plan. >>> happening today, san jose, the south bay man accused of shooting and critically injuring a san jose police officer is due in court for a plea hearing. this happened back in august at a home on gray street, where investigators say he attacked his pregnant wife and ambushed responding officers. one officer was shot in the torso. her partner had to drag her to safety. she then spent weeks in the hospital undergoing numerous surgeries. officers eventually arrested him after an hours-long standoff. >>> developing this morning, warriors star draymond green likely facing another suspension by the nba after being ejected for the third time this season. here is what happened last night in phoenix. on the inbound play, you can see draymond pivot as his wrist strikes the suns -- did you see it there? the refs called it a flagrant foul with an immediate ejection. green fi

talking about activities to improve that communication, to get those communications out to the community. >> council members ordered the operators to submit a report next month detailing exactly what happened and submit a new communications plan. >>> happening today, a south bay man accused of shooting and critically injuring a san jose police officer is due in court for a plea hearing. it happened back in august at a home near race street where investigators say he attacked his pregnant wife and ambushed responding officers. one officer was shot in the torso, her partner had to drag her to safety. she actually spent weeks in the hospital and underwent numerous surgeries. officers eventually arrested him after an hours-long standoff. >>> new at 6:00, a new warning to fedex drivers everywhere to be on guard as holiday deliveries hit overdrive. it follows a recent surge in crimes targeting trucks that include one captured on ring camera video earlier this week outside of san diego. the "wall street journal" reports fedex is telling drivers to prioritize their own safety. the company urging them to clo

a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area finding more than 60% of bay area jews feel less safe in day to day lives. >> i know our jewish community is feeling, um, under attack. i know that our palestinian community is also feeling under attack. it's we're a microcosm of the greater world. so we do want to make sure that our students and families feel supported. mcgonagle says seventh and eighth grade students at the two junior high schools in the district will now take part in training sessions in partnership with the anti-defamation league in february. we want not only our school community but our greater community to feel safe, regardless of how they may identify in los altos. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news. and abc seven stands with those during times of discrimination to be an ally, go to abc seven news.com slash. >> take action. >> coming up next. toys for the town in oakland. this annual event is about more than just gifts for christmas. it has a long terme benefit but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this k

however, the jewish community relations council does not support this, saying it does not have enough frederick condemning the hamas attack. >> the jcrc held a vigil before the meeting across from city hall to honor the hostages that haven't been released by hamas yet several supervisors attended saying they will support the cease-fire resolution. there's enough that divides us on issues like homelessness and mental health and drugs and crime. >> where we actually need to make progress is a city that bringing in a wildly divisive set of issues around peace in the middle east and the war in the middle east. >> is not in my view, helpful the jcrc advise their community members to avoid the meeting. >> but that didn't stop a jewish woman from speaking out jewish community relations council does not speak for all of the jews of san francisco at the podium. an overwhelming number of people spoke against tax dollars being spent on the war in the middle east saying a cease-fire is a must and we are wasting. >> billions of dollars every year. funding dropping on schools and hospitals and conf

the vigil was held by the jewish community relations council in response to the cease-fire resolution. supervisor matt dorsey supervised and said he is unlikely to support the resolution. the board is not expected to vote this evening. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, while other bay area cities have passed or are considering resolutions calling for a cease- fire in gaza, san jose has not. today, dozens of pro- palestinian supporters showed up at the san jose city council meeting demanding for that to change. >> we have more from people who say that they can no longer remain silent. >>> on capitol hill, congress is divided over a major aid package that includes funding for israel and ukraine. >> the biden administration officials are urging members of congress to act fast republicans are holding out for major upgrades to u.s. border security. >> i'm committed committed to israel's homeland security and i'm committed to the ukraine homeland security. first and foremost, i am committed to the u.s.'s homeland security. >> i do not believe we should be appropriating $10 billion for the righ

a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area finding more than 60% of bay area jews feel less safe in day to day lives. >> i know our jewish community is feeling, um, under attack. i know that our palestinian community is also feeling under attack. it's we're a microcosm of the greater world, so we do want to make sure that our students and families feel supported. mcgonagle says seventh and eighth grade students at the two junior high schools in the district will now take part in training sessions in partnership with the anti defamation league. >> in february. >> we want not only our school community but our greater community to feel safe, regardless of how they may identify in los altos, dustin dawsey, abc seven news a watchdog, will now oversee investigations and audits of the san francisco sheriff's office. >> terry wiley was named the sheriff's office first ever inspector general, while he was a longtime alameda county prosecutor who lost the election for da to pamela price last year. former mayor willie brown sworn in today, our office will stand on the pillars

. >> a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area found more than 60% of bay area jews feel less safe in their day to day lives. >> happening now, if you're packing up to head somewhere for christmas, so are a lot of other people. triple a is predicting this will be the busiest holiday travel season ever, and today is supposed to be one of the busiest days. if you're flying. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live at sfo with what you need to know before you leave the house, you probably need to check and see if your flight is delayed. right. lena that's right. >> kumasi good morning to you. so far here at sfo, they are already experiencing a total of 37 delays and four cancellations means the number of delays is up by just two in the last 30 minutes. nearly 47, nearly 49,000 planes are expected in the air today for the faa's busiest day in the skies, major airlines say most passengers will be flying between today and saturday. united airlines says they are projecting this christmas season to be their busiest on record, transporting around 9 million pa

release of hostages and condemns anti-semitic and islamophobic rhetoric, but the jewish community relations council expressed concerns it does not go far inform to specifically condemn hamas. >>> oakland city council recently approved a ceasefire resolutions. the heated debate included public comment where some speakers defended hamas' actions. so it comes as israel has faced growing calls to avoid further harm to civilians in gaza in retaliation for the october 7th hamas attack. the fighting has intensified since a truce collapsed and israel says it's expanding its ground assault, telling people who evacuated northern gaza to now leave parts of the south. a 2-month-old baby who was recently evacuated with southern gaza to his family is among the injured. >> idf forces have almost totally dismantled two hamas brigades in northern gaza in intense fighting and we are working to dismantle the hamas terror machine in the southern gaza strip, too. >> yesterday an american destroyer responded to three separate drone attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. the u.s. believes they were launched by the i

. >> a recent report by the jewish community council of the bay area found more than 60% of bay area lives. abc seven stands with those during times of discrimination. if you want to be an ally, go to abc7 news.com slash. take action. >> a federal judge in san francisco is rejecting no prison deals in some tenderloin drug dealing cases, according to the chronicle, a u.s. district judge william alsup, is criticizing the proposed sentences because he says they were far too lenient on the dealers. in two plea deals, the defendants would not spend any time in prison before being deported to their home country of honduras. he's concerned the dealers will just come back to the us and continue selling drugs. >> developing news authorities describe a situation at the southern border as a, quote, disaster after as they are overwhelmed by the surge of migrants. texas governor greg abbott released new video and announced he is now flying migrants to chicago 120 arrived on the first flight because the city, quote, started obstructing and targeting our bussing mission, end quote. it comes after a

. >> reporter: for some like tyler gregory at the jewish community relations council, a cease fire with is an ox oxymoron. >> there was a cease fire october 6. they said they will do this again. so we don't really know what it means to have a cease fire with hamas. >> reporter: some on social media say san francisco has more pressing problems to deal with. such as the fentanyl epidemic and crime and the approve of this resolution accomplishes nothing. >> this city must help lead the country into doing what is at the very least humane by supporting a permanent cease fire now. >> reporter: preston says the overwhelming turnout shows this issue is resonating in a way few issues have. >> they don't get to stand in front of president biden and tell him. they do get to come into their local city government and ask us to take a stance. >> reporter: the fate of the resolution is very much up in the air. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you terry. >>> the same goes for san jose where earlier today more than a hundred palestinian supporters showed up at city hall. th

types of documents are reviewed and finalized in the supreme council of the cultural revolution under the role of the country's scientific community, and today in the structure of the secretariat of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, which has four headquarters under the science and technology headquarters, and in the courtyard of the supreme revolutionary council. culture must be approved. document artificial intelligence is also from the same point of view, that is, because it is based on science and technology , it is taking this path, and the compilation of this document started 4 years ago , when will it be finalized, mr. dr. amli, i hope that the document will be in the headquarters in the next month. the science and technology of the secretariat of the cultural revolution council should be finalized and ready to be proposed in the supreme council of the cultural revolution. therefore, as mentioned, the technical foundations of the issue may be related to the ministry of communications, the national center for virtual space, but when artificial intelligence is used as a life ecosystem. we look at it naturally fr

. >> the jewish community relations council of the bay area says it is worried these resolutions are stoking division. however, jewish community members at saturday polsky demonstration made it clear the jc art does not represent them. >> we are hoping our elected officials will listen to our calls, to the tens of thousands of jewish people in solidarity with palestine and demand a permanent cease-fire now. >> we are looking forward to them passing it, and we will be out here in the mass to make sure that they do. >> in san francisco, alyssa gord, nbc, bay area news. >> a large group in tel aviv as you know, all came together and sang together at a rally. one was recently released hostage captured by home moss hamas. her son is being held in gaza. the israeli military says hamas is still holding 136 hostages. >>> as we take a live look at near the israel border with gaza, just after 9:00 in the morning on sunday there. as always, our international team, monitoring for the latest updates on hostages and fighting. at the latest information, 24-7 on our website, nbcbayarea.com, just clic

father gregory is the ceo of the jewish community relations council.he says resolutions like this do not help solve the problem, but instead to make things worse. >> i don't think that the berkeley, richmond, san francisco councils, really have much of a role to play in returning hostages are ending the war or anything like that. gives a platform to this inflammatory rhetoric and does nothing to help israelis and palestinians on the ground. >> reporter: tyler said the board of supervisors should focus on policy and programs that directly support the local jewish and palestinian communities. he said he believes this resolution does that. >> we have also had resolutions in support of armenians and condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. those things matter and they reflect the will of the people and they matter more in this case because we did not finance russia's invasion of ukraine. but we are financing and providing an ideological justification of killing of civilians in gaza. >> reporter: it is unclear how much support this resolution has. he sai

israel's next door neighbor, tyler gregory, ceo of the jewish community relations council says he completely disagrees with their point of view, but supports their civil rights. now we believe in freedom of speech, we believe in the right to protest when not rallying pro-palestinian protesters say they will be helping bay area cities. >> pass resolutions calling for a cease-fire in gaza, having some type of actions really just showing their mask solidarity for the palestinian people. in this moment last week, the city of oakland passed a resolution calling for a permanent cease-fire. >> it remains to be seen if san francisco will follow suit. >> reporting in san francisco, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> and guns and explosions lit up the night sky as the cease-fire between israel and hamas came to an end before the cease-fire. and did israel claims they intercepted a missile fired from gaza? israel's offensive now shifting to southern gas and ordering more neighborhoods to evacuate. the military says more than 400 hamas targets were hit in just the past. 24 hours, the gaza health ministry

but the jewish community relations council has been critical of the measure, saying any resolution must include a call for the removal of hamas. san francisco supervisors will take up the measure at a later date. san francisco is far from the only city weighing in on the war between israel and hamas. in san rafael this morning, the marin board of supervisors heard arguments on both sides of the issue of a cease fire resolution in the county. a group called ceasefire marin says its members have collected more than 300 signatures for the county to adopt a resolution in favor of a cease fire. other cities looking at similar actions include alameda, berkeley, hayward and san jose and a planned demonstration at the state capitol changed some holiday plans. the capitol christmas tree was supposed to be lit tonight, but the ceremony was rescheduled for tomorrow. but it will be virtual. the demonstration went on tonight. this is video of the march at the state capitol. one person is dead after crashing into another car on highway 680. chp responded to the crash just after 930 this morning. sout

shalom before the meeting, members of the jewish community relations council, which opposes the ceasefire resolution held a vigil outside city hall, putting a flag for each of the hostages still being held in gaza by hamas. >> the group, however, decided not to speak at the public comment support. supporters of the resolution called for the supervisor users to vote without delay. the public comment lasted more than six hours, and now it's up to the board president to decide whether to hold a vote next week or send it to a committee where it could take until january before the board votes in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu. fox two news. >> and in hayward tonight, palestinian supporters urged the city council to also call for a cease fire in gaza. ceasefire now the council did not take any action on the matter, but the mayor said those in the audience could expect to hear from the city council. very soon. hayward is one of several cities being encouraged to adopt a resolution for an immediate and sustained cease fire in gaza. an off duty alaska airlines pilot from the bay area has been

and we're calling on dean preston not to introduce it, tyler gregory is ceo of the jewish community relations council. >> he says any resolution needs to include a call for the removal of hamas. >> there can't be a peace with hamas in power. and that's what this resolution is lacking. >> but some supporters of the resolution say it is critical that san francisco supervisors take a stand in a war that is continuing to lead to loss of innocent lives. >> i would challenge anyone to point to anything in this resolution that is divisive. it's specifically saying ing all the death has been atrocious and we need a solution to this that brings all sides to peace. >> the arc is planning a rally before tuesday's meeting at city hall, calling for a return of hostages. they say they'd prefer to see san francisco focus on local issues. >> i think if they want to focus on the domestic rise in anti-semitism and islamophobia and have our board of supervisors hold our two communities that are hurting right now, that would be appropriate. that's consensus. >> samer, arab with the arab resource and organizing center, a

. >> a recent survey by the jewish community relations council shows about 61% of bay area jewish residents feel less safe since the october seventh terror attack in israel, and 36% say they've experienced anti-semitism personally. >> all right, beautiful day on christmas. hope you had a nice day. we barely dried out and more rain is coming. abc seven news meteorologist lisa argen is here with the timing of the next batch of rain coming in. lisa. >> yeah, we've had some nice breaks out there, but it's time for more rain. we need to catch up and as we look out into the pacific, a very strong system there, bringing some high surf after the rain on wednesday. that will be a high surf warning on thursday. but as we get into the details here, it is a level one system. most of the energy focused in the north bay for the morning hours could be a little wet for the morning commute, and then it spreads to the south and east, keeping it wet and windy for the bulk of the day. tomorrow and then by thursday, we've got the waves to contend with and those dangerous conditions at the beach. so overnight to

talking about our local cooperation with the kremenchuk district council and the priship district council community there are 42 hydrants and four towers on the first line of the waterworks. the length of the water line is 19 km, in the event of a blackout, the water line will operate from a generator on the territory of the pumping station of kp pryshipske, three wells have been drilled. the depth of the wells is 35 m, and the supply of 15 cubic meters at the time of one, one well. yes, tell us about water quality, water quality is a laboratory test that we conduct. preserve economic progress - says the head of the kremenchug district military administration oleg lednik. ferexpo company - this is one of the key, let's say, economic players in our region, which provide, despite the difficult. the conditions of martial law, that is, stable well-being in communities through the payment of local and state taxes, and that is the work that we jointly carry out to ensure economic processes and other processes related to the conduct of war in our country, this is the key work that connects authorities and

map of the country's scientific community , the map of the country's scientific community was written, the supreme council approved it, and the president announced it when it was announced. kurd , then the council followed up to implement and operationalize it. alhamdulillah , we now have such a scientific position that we have the 15th scientific rank in the country, leadership in the world , leadership in the world, whatever you see, every document that leadership is like a strategy document, every document that leadership has been looking for has come to fruition now. 50 60 70 another cultural document there is a certificate of herbal medicines and traditional medicine, you know, we now rank fourth in the world in traditional medicine in iran , you know, not in traditional iranian medicine. generally, in the types of traditional medicine, in the types of traditional medicine in the world, we have the fourth rank in terms of knowledge, prevention, disease recognition, treatment with traditional medicine methods, you can see the slopes of traditional medicine. traditional medicine uses natural medicines.

that includes tyler gregory, the ceo of the local chapter of the jewish community relations council.his curriculum incites violence against jews and israelis and has no place in any school district. >> gregory says his organization has heard from several jewish families in the district, some of whom plan on keeping their students home from classes on wednesday. he believes at a time of heightened tensions, the teach in will only further divide the community. >> we're confident that the administration is going to have consequences for those that participate in this. the teachers, because it's totally unacceptable. >> all in oakland. tim johns, abc7 news. now one more note here. >> the group behind the teach in makes it very clear they are vehemently against anti-semitism, but they feel this is important. education >> ian tonight people are remembering sandra day o'connor, the first woman to serve as a justice on the supreme court. she passed away today at the age of 93. what you may not know about is her connection to the bay area, including her time at stanford. here's abc7 news. sou

that's all as a consolation prize. strategic communications in the council as long as we can, this isks, that’s how much money will be enough. which the biden administration has at its disposal for ukraine. in just a couple of minutes from story by our subcorrespondent in the usa dmitry melnikov. in the meantime, let’s follow zelensky’s trajectory further, because instead of returning to his warring, freezing homeland, he suddenly taxied on an unannounced visit to norway. there they managed to beg for $273 million for humanitarian aid. and further. but even after that, zelensky did not fly home, but went to germany, where, according to bild, he visited the military base in wiesbadania and met with american generals. in general, zelensky really wanted to go to brussels for the eu summit, where the fate of 50 billion would be decided for ukraine, the start of negotiations. upon joining the eu, but the european leaders didn’t want to see the impudent face in person, they didn’t invite them, they allowed me to address them, though only to them...

ceasfire to be declared. in the letter antonio guterrez calls on the security council as well as the international community to use all available to stop israel's massacre of palestinians in response to guteras letter, eu foreign policy joseph european members of the 15 member council to immediately prevent full collapse of the humanitarian situation in gaza, also a short draft resolution was circulated, council members by the united arab emirates demanding at immediate cease fire while expressing grave concern over the situation in the palestinian territory, that of the world health organization also echoed the un chief's message saying health situation in gaza is its knees. near total collapse, israel's incessant unslotts on gaza have left at least 16,200 palestinians death, 70% of them women and children. staff from the per spaceed ngo doctors without borders have held a visual outside the united nations in new york to on struggles and sacrifices of medical teams and gasm it is real in discriminate bombardment of hospitals. speak out now because you cannot deliver humanitarian aid while you fear for your

sease fire to be declared. in the letter antonio guterres calls the security council as well as the international community to use all available means to stop his massacer of palestinians. response to guterres letter the eu has urged european members of the 15 member council to immediately prevent a full collapse of the humanitarian situation in gaza. also short draft resolution was circulated to council members by the united arab emirates, demanding an immediately fire while expressing grave concern over the situation in the palestinian territory. the head of the world health organization also echoed the un chief's message saying the health situation in gaza is its kneess and near total collapse. israel's inslots in gaza have left at least 16,200 pounds. ago before 16000 palestinians were killed. this is matter, not only for the security council for discussing peace and security in region, it is matter for the international court of justice, which by the way is already seized with the matter of apartide against the palestinians, actually is what he says with the root causes of the rebellion of. the palest

in the letter, antonio guteres calls on the security council as well as national community to use all of avable means to stop israel's masser of palestinians. responsed, the eu foreign policy chief joseph araul as urged european members of the 15 member council to immediately prevent a full collapse of the humanitarian situation in gaza. also, a short draft resolution was circulated to council members by the united arab emirates, demanding immediatefire while expressing great concern over the situation in the palestinian territory. the head of the world health organization also echoed the un chief saying the health situation in gaza is sneeze and near total collapse. israel's interessant onslots in gaza have left at least 16,200 palestinians dead, 70% of them women and children. the former un special reporter on the human rights of migrants alfred desay has hailed the un chief for invoking 199, saying antonio guteres should have taken step much earlier before the loss of thousands of lives in the gaza strip. antonio guteris uh is correct in invoking article 99. he should have done it

usually, these types of documents are in the supreme council of the cultural revolution under the role of the scientific communitye country and today in the structure of the secretariat of the supreme council of cultural revolution that four it has a headquarters. the science and technology headquarters is being finalized and the supreme council of the cultural revolution must approve the artificial intelligence document from the same point of view , that is, because it is based on science and technology , it is following this path and it has been compiled since 4 years ago. when will the document that has been started be finalized, mr. ameli, i hope that the document will be finalized in the next month at the science and technology headquarters of the supreme council of the cultural revolution and will be ready to be submitted to the supreme council of the cultural revolution. . be related to the ministry of communications, the national center for virtual space, but when we look at artificial intelligence as an ecosystem of life, it naturally finds philosophical and cultural dimensions, especially moral dimensio

that was some of the deed had of advocacy communications and media other no, we didn't. refugee council, both going sharp left, one of the most influential figures in german and european politics has died at the age of $81.00 as finance minister and uncle americans government. he was known for his hard line austerity measures during the euro debt crisis. the veteran conservative was confined to a wheelchair after surviving a gun, an attack in 1990 as hundreds right until the end, one of which comes surplus last public appearances in december 2022 marketing has 50 years as a member of the german parliament. was gun shy, bill was a conservative politician of the old guard internationally known as germany's tough finance minister and a financial watch dog during the year as own crisis in his last political office as president of the german bonus tag, he was the voice of motor ration but with the far right, 18 parliament sharpening wasn't afraid to call out the populace. as his right knock, debate has rules. this is me, defendant is connected to the willingness the demo to respect the democ

catastrophe and he appeals for humanitarian seasefire to calls on the security council as well as the international community to use all available means to stop israels from massacker palestinians, response to the... letter, the u foreign policy chief joseph bararell has urged european members of the 15 member council to immediately prevent a full collapse of the humanitarian situation in gaza. also short draft resolution was circulated council members by the united arab emirates demanding immediate while expressing grave concern over the situation in the palestinian territory. former un special report on the human rights of migrance alfred deyas has had the un chief for invoking article 99. he says that antonio guteres should taking the step much earlier before the loss of thousands of lives in the gaza strip. undonal guteris uh is correct in invoking article 99. he should have done weeks ago before 1600 uh palestinians were killed. this is matter not. only for the security council for discussing peace and security in the region, it is matter for the international court of justice, which by the way is alrea

council to make an appeal for its return. banksy put this art here for the people of peckham. the local community want it back. ty and we are going to get it back. we have already contacted the borough commander and we've also submitted a formal report to get it back, and also we notice that there is quite strong resolution footage of the people taking it down, so we kind of hoped that they would bring it back. the metropolitan police say they have arrested a man on suspicion of theft and criminal damage. it says the man remains in custody and investigations are ongoing. anyone who may have information about the incident is being asked to call the police. the artwork was taken down from this spot at around lunchtime on friday, in full view of a crowd of assembled passers—by. a new traffic sign has since been put up for safety reasons. local businesses have also said they are disappointed that the work by the famous street artist is no longer there. the work showed a red stop sign with three military drones painted on it. it was widely interpreted as being a call for a ceasefire in gaza. estimates of what the ar

relations council feels the resolutions are causing divisions within communities we really think that our local city governments should be working on local issues and not pretending to be a foreign policy body. >> reporter: and as yael's sister-in-law recovers from the trauma she knows it will be a difficult journey with her husband still in captivity. >> thinking about the future, of a future home for her, any long-term plans is really impossible because how can she make plans without her husband. >> reporter: pete cerrados, today in the bay. >>> happening today, people are invited to gather in san francisco calling for an immediate cease-fire. various groups including the arab resource and organizing center as well as the jewish voice for peace bay area will take part in the rally together despite their different views. it starts at 2:00 p.m. at san francisco civic center. >>> then on tuesday, the same groups are planning to be outside san francisco city hall once again as they introduce a resolution calling for the cease-fire at the board of supervisors meeting

asking for a cease-fire after pro- palestinian protesters called for the council to adopt the resolution last month, the jewish community relations council is calling for supporters to attend and demand the council maintain order during the meeting. they will meet tuesday at 6 pm. >>> overseas, horrifying new details about the humanitarian crisis in gaza, the situation in hospitals getting worse and hearing from a family of former israeli hostages about how they are keeping hope alive with so many in captivity still. hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: a father yelling for his son in this hospital in southern gaza, the world health organization warns the health system is collapsing, fewer than half of the hospitals are partially functioning they say. this woman tells her team everybody has the flu, diarrhea there's no medical treatment. in central gaza, hundreds of people lined up waiting for food. the jordanian foreign minister with a warning. >> creating an amount of hatred that will haunt the region and defined generations to come. >> reporter: the military says it has taken over a t-square in gaza city, an israeli

serhii zhukov, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, an employee of the stoic communication center us. of information security, talked about how kharkiv survived the biggest attack in the two years of the war, in fact, a really terrible one, and also about how the renaming of communist names in the region and in the city continues. we see that the pace is not very high, well , we have a short break on this, then we will visit zaporizhzhia, oh, i went for a walk, water, there is not enough ordinary water here, drink reo, i am saving myself, reo, you are ready, dear, ready , took reo, reo - water for special medical purposes. it is a good tradition during the christmas holidays to carol together with the picardy terc. tickets for concert ua website, media partner espresso tv. the spirit of christmas will definitely come to your city. picardy tertia. good health to good people. live sound. every day, every hour, every minute we receive a large amount of information. the most anticipated event of the year, what is actually happening at the front, what are the losses of personnel and eq

everything is working here, that is, i am communicating, so the gods have strengthened there, but our soldiers are well done. further, regarding the regional councilturday , december 23, and we have created a new communal institution at the regional council, the center of national resistance, and many such aspects of such security will be focused there already, about which, well, there are open things that can be . to speak, things are more closed to me, because i personally spoke at the session with a request to create such a service military hub for the military at this center, because there are a lot of military personnel from all over ukraine here, and it is necessary to wash somewhere, and spend the night, and quickly things should be left, and the mobile phone should be charged, and shower cabins should also be available for people with limited needs, that is, er, and this should be created in fact, it is not just that the military man himself is looking for an apartment and... does not know where to hide in a strange city, that is all the safety things are being created in kharkiv , the mood among the people, well, i will say this, there ar

community. in the future, we will also provide. delivery of water along the streets where there is no water supply, so this is one, i say, our local cooperation with the kremenchug district councile pryship community, on the first line of the water supply there are 42 hydrants and four towers, the length of the water line is 19 km, in the event of a blackout, the water line will work from the generator, three boreholes were drilled on the territory of the pumping station of kp prishipske. the depth of the wells is 35 m, and the supply of 15 cubic meters at the time of one, one well, so tell us about the quality of the water, the quality of the water is laboratory research, which we conduct once every six months, well, to begin with, we conducted more of them there, now it is as if, analyzes very good the water is of good quality. the main task is to preserve economic progress - says the head of the kremenchug district military administration oleg lednik. the ferexpo company is one of the key, let's say, economic players in our region, which , despite the difficult conditions of the martial law, ensure stable well-being in communities by paying local and state taxes. and this one