you often have a city district and then it's surrounded by other districts. each of those has its own governance structure. but i think more importantly, its funding structure. and that funding is based upon where people live. and so therefore, how much money is available to your schools very much is reflecting how much property wealth there is in that place. and when people who have money move to a different place, not only do they take the enrollment money that comes with that student being enrolled in that district, but they may also be affecting a property in different places. actually, it's sometimes more important than really housing prices is corporate taxation. and so i think that's important to distinguish, too. so why i kind of say this notion of white flight is not exactly the thing i want people to focus on. and the idea of like i white families just being racist, which was very convenient for district leaders as a like as a target to argue against. but what is the system that enabled them to wield their power in that way to get what they wanted.

you often have a city district and then it's surrounded by other districts. each of those has its own governance structure. but i think more importantly, its funding structure. and that funding is based upon where people live. and so therefore, how much money is available to your schools very much is reflecting how much property wealth there is in that place. and when people who have money move to a different place, not only do they take the enrollment money that comes with that student being enrolled in that district, but they may also be affecting a property in different places. actually, it's sometimes more important than really housing prices is corporate taxation. and so i think that's important to distinguish, too. so why i kind of say this notion of white flight is not exactly the thing i want people to focus on. and the idea of like i white families just being racist, which was very convenient for district leaders as a like as a target to argue against. but what is the system that enabled them to wield their power in that way to get what they wanted.

i live in district 8 and work in district 6. i am a proud all most 15 year resident of san francisco and fearly defend to family friends and judgmental strairchgs. i have no personal connection to the genocide taking place other then my humanity. none are safe when we allow the crimes to occur. my main concern is showing solidarity with palestinians particularly in our city who feel alone and obscene. i want them to look and see the diversity in the crowd who care and represent what san francisco claims to be. please help san francisco stand for what is right. we ask you please vote on tuesday and support of the critical cease fire. this cannot wait. there is nothing more urgent then saving lives. thank you for your time. >> thank you sabrina for your comments. next speaker, please come up. >> good evening. i'm resident of district 8. thank you for your time. i'm from venezuela, a country that forced me to leave 15-20 years ago due to incredible violence. before my grand parent were refugees so i understanding what it is like ha

i live in district 8 and work in district 6. i am a proud all most 15 year resident of san francisco and fearly defend to family friends and judgmental strairchgs. i have no personal connection to the genocide taking place other then my humanity. none are safe when we allow the crimes to occur. my main concern is showing solidarity with palestinians particularly in our city who feel alone and obscene. i want them to look and see the diversity in the crowd who care and represent what san francisco claims to be. please help san francisco stand for what is right. we ask you please vote on tuesday and support of the critical cease fire. this cannot wait. there is nothing more urgent then saving lives. thank you for your time. >> thank you sabrina for your comments. next speaker, please come up. >> good evening. i'm resident of district 8. thank you for your time. i'm from venezuela, a country that forced me to leave 15-20 years ago due to incredible violence. before my grand parent were refugees so i understanding what it is like ha

from district 10.ing all of you to support the critical cease fire resolution introduced before you. san francisco takes pride in being diverse and safe haven for marginalized people are the people of san francisco are rooted in love, community and solidarity with each other. san francisco arab and muslim communities have never been so vulnerable. many living and working in each of your districts. [indiscernible] the council acknowledging palestinian humanity is a crucial step ending antiarab and muslim hate violence. we need officials to listen to our voices to keep families and community safe and vote to pass the cease fire resolution. viva palestine. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisors preston and ronan. we are proud of you. my name is jimmy past president of arab maerj grocer association in san francisco. i come here today to reflect to you the deep concern and apprehension of many members. the current israeli on slot needs to immediately stop. the genocide of the palestini

from district 10.ing all of you to support the critical cease fire resolution introduced before you. san francisco takes pride in being diverse and safe haven for marginalized people are the people of san francisco are rooted in love, community and solidarity with each other. san francisco arab and muslim communities have never been so vulnerable. many living and working in each of your districts. [indiscernible] the council acknowledging palestinian humanity is a crucial step ending antiarab and muslim hate violence. we need officials to listen to our voices to keep families and community safe and vote to pass the cease fire resolution. viva palestine. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisors preston and ronan. we are proud of you. my name is jimmy past president of arab maerj grocer association in san francisco. i come here today to reflect to you the deep concern and apprehension of many members. the current israeli on slot needs to immediately stop. the genocide of the palestini

sewell: i proudly represent alabama's seventh district. [applause] the seventh district is here in full force and effect. the historic cities of montgomery, birmingham, any selma folks out there? marion, black belt. thank you. we are very proud of the legacy, the very strong and uplifting legacy that is alabama's seventh congressional district. it's a legacy of ordinary americans daring, having the audacity to make this nation live up to its highest ideals of justice and equality for all. generations of americans, many in my hometown of selma, marched, fought and even died for the equal right of all americans to vote. it was their sacrifice that gave us the civil rights act of 1964, and the voting rights act of 1965. but today we know that old battles have become new again and our progress is under attack. across the nation, extremists are working to restrict voting access, undermine our democracy, and dilute the power of the african-american and minority voters. nowhere is that battle more evident than in my home state of alabama. in june

district wide. then per school, we identify which ones are the teachers that may need this additional support. that could be channeled through our team centrally and through the ielts. so that's that's how we are planning to address the monitoring will happen through the elt, through the instructional cabinet, and definitely our partnership with lead is essential as we monitor for the implementation of those in every single classroom. okay, i was going to jump in, i think kind of in that same vein, i think i'm struggling a little bit to see our path to success in reaching our goals, especially our interim goals. and i think i'm curious to how our plan, how our approach, how our strategy reflects our current realities and our changing realities with the budget outlook, with our staffing issues, with our students who aren't in school frequently, and just how all those things are going to lead us to a stabilized approach across the district and kind of to get us from the hole that we're currently in an

4 sunset district supervisor. and government in a different level. and so when i was finishing up my time working for legislative aid i thought, i will go off and do something else. may be explore opportunity outside of city government what was then approached by this opportunity to also serve as a district 4 supervisor. if not the traditional route that many people think of when you enter in politics. a lot know that is manage than i want to do and run for office. that was not part of my culture and upbringing with manage my parents were wondering why i wanted to go in that role this legislation and important because so many women when have it return to work after having a child feel embarrassed or don't feel comfortable asking their supervisor for will any lactation accommodations. i saw it as an opportunity you could use the position where you have tools creating legislation and pass laws and where people listen to to you help the community and pass cause catharsis important to the city and individuals. my fami

as for the district and external to the district that will affect our ability to operate. and i really, really don't want negative certification in three months and so i was hoping for a budget that would go further, be more transparent, it provide the answers to so many questions i've heard for from families for so long, and i understand it's not a strategic plan, but it is a reflection of values and priorities. and i do want to acknowledge that we have greatly improved leadership and competence. ac and i want this district to be successful. i want our students to be successful. our educators to be successful. i too will be fully supporting the labor agreements. i also want to acknowledge that the board has overhauled its governance practices rs and has been hold ing to those practices. and one of the things that i've most loved is having access to our agenda items and documents. 12 days in advance and part of why you're seeing me in this position is that this came forward at a late date, and i haven't had many of the questions that i have underpinning these numbers that

this is korabelny district, kherson. turn on live. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut.ll the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. verdict with serhiy rudenko. from now on in a new two-hour format. even more analytics, even more. important topics, even more top guests: foreign experts, inclusion from abroad, about ukraine, the world, the front, society, and also feedback, you you can express your opinion on the evil of the day with the help of a telephone survey, turn on and turn on, the verdict with serhiy rudenko, every weekday from 20 to 22 on espresso. dear friends, we continue our roll call and now we will ask about what is happening in kyiv at this moment, mykhailo shemanov, the spokesman of the kyiv military city administration is in touch with us, i congratulate you, mykhailo, good morning, what is the news from kyiv after russian attack, well, it's second to none. in the last two days , high-speed missiles hit kyiv, terror of the civilian population, missile and drone strikes from the terrorist country continue, before which on december 11 the enemy used ballistic w

we have a series of districts. there's almost as many prototypes as districts that offer it.e of them do skip courses and some of them do compression, which is combining courses and dropping some standards. so we have both options in place. can you clarify, because i've heard repeatedly we don't worry math eight actually has pretty much all of the algebra that anyway. okay, so they're already getting it. and there's only a couple different things that are missing. so is there a way that math eight could be modified to just be an algebra course as. so just to give a little bit of a standards history. so historically, where we saw that algebra from one in eighth grade was prior to the common core adoption and part of the common core adoption was changing the course sequence where we see that happen most dramatically is that the middle grades level, what is defined by the common core is math. eight. i think for lack of a better term, in some ways can be considered predominantly pre-algebra standards, although it does include standards from other for sequences within math as well

santos won in a biden plus 8 district, a district that voted for biden by 8 points in 2020. next door, anthony d'esposito, a republican, won a district that voted for biden by double digits. d'esposito was active in the push to get rid of santos. you heard mark molinaro, mike lawler, if the democrats had just held those districts in 2022, they would have been on the cusp of control of the house. that would have brought them to 217. saving their house majority. and there was another district in new york, another biden-won district where there was a republican seat, democrats thought they could pick that one off, they failed there. had they picked that off, new york alone could have saved the house majority for democrats. that's why there is this push from republicans to get santos out because those seats are extremely vulnerable in 2024. if you're a democrat trying to win back control of the house, and you're looking at a situation where you got to win back districts that biden already won in new york state, there is a couple in california too, you got to feel optimistic abou

rm districts. that language in what has been introduced is stricken. i want to confirm before we strike it that it is not in the code as it exists today. it is in version 3, but i haven't had a second to look at that as we are doing this on the fly. i can do it right now. it will just take time. we ran out of time. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i would have to check that as well. i don't have hard copies of the amendments that have been circulated with me so i want to make sure we have the time to figure what it is you're proposing that would be done differently then those that have been prepared. >> i guess what i'm really asking is, does version 4, the version just introduced or hasn't been introduced but sitting before the three of us, is it the same as is in the existing code as it relates to formula retail? i think it may be-that is what katy and my surmise was, but--this is legislative work. i haven't had time to figure that out. >> that is my understanding supervisor. i reviewed the l

hi my name is samia and i live in district five and work in district six. i stand before you today with a humble plea of peace to vote yes for a yes tonight. can you please speak directly into that microphone for us? yeah. thank you. thank you. and support this resolution. so we are tired of seeing like children killed every day. and i wish you could understand arabic. there are some children there. they're asking god to die because they don't have access to food. please seize the fire now. please help us. like support this resolution. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. my name is gabriel medina. born and raised in san francisco, lifelong resident of district 11. thank you. supervisor preston, for introducing this resolution calling for a permanent cease fire in gaza for peace, for the salvation version of a two state solution. sf is a birthplace of the united nations, a symbol of peace. 100 plus united nations workers were killed in gaza. a horrific record to start the peace. they died for. we need a cease fire. peace is not won

today, the soviet district is the largest district of the city, with an area of ​​more than 5. with aut 157 people, it is rightly called the district of industrialists, medical students, all conditions for work and leisure have been created here, the district leadership is doing everything to ensure that the soviet district is constantly developing. i saw, it was built, it developed, how it became prettier, how it transformed, and of course, one can say that every year it becomes more and more beautiful, i love my district, i really like it, and as the head of an enterprise, i want to say that, probably, we should not be isolated from our district, bring something... then to our area. on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the soviet region, festive events were held and a concert was held. people's artist of belarus nikolai skorikov came to congratulate the hero of the day; his fate is also connected with gomel in general and the soviet region in particular. this is the city of my youth, here i am i was born, my parents lived here, i went to first grade here, to school number

the irving and 15th avenue neighborhood commercial district historic district contains three properties all of which contribute to the district constructed in 1926, the district represents the early development of irving street as a commercial corridor and its unified by the use of brick as a primary facade material and classical or renaissance revival architectural detailing. in including flat roof, cornice and modillion, and decorative cast plaster moldings as. and as i mentioned, there's an error on this slide, but it should be. we found 179 properties do not appear to qualify as eligible individual properties or contributors to districts, and we determined that these properties were ineligible for a variety of reasons, including level of alterations, as well as not meeting the period of significance or eligibility requirements as outlined in relevant historic context statements. and you can see some examples on this slide here. and finally, there is a grouping of properties that we did not evaluate or are pending evaluation. and this is due to age eligibility requirement, its or com

that biden did very well in the democratic district actually it's what we call a d-plus two district, but a democratic leaning district. and you've got this guy, george santos lost the last time, doesn't have a prayer. why spend time and money on this guy he's not going to win? well, there's this interesting misunderstanding, the sort of the understanding about the race from the national level was, oh, funny, you know, two gay candidate is running against each other perhaps for the first time in this exact make up in history. so let's ask them about and that's it, you know, and that was kind of as far as people dug. and then they would look at the presidential year numbers and say, oh, well, it looks like the democrat wins. no problem. tom suozzi was winning here for years and, years. you know, this is a democratic district. this guy's not going to win. obviously, that was wrong for many, many one of them is this sort of coattail of forces that had been building all along islands that we all know years. right. if looked at any race, you know, kind off off cycle race for the past coup

to enter the district relationship with the arab resource center, saying they violated district rules by creating an environment of discoloration through interest medics look at. >> we don't think school contractors should be using access to students to organize students within the school grounds. >> reporter: the district responded on friday, saying they have opened an investigation into the sections. >> this is a racist investigation. we uphold district policy at all levels. this was a youth organized protest and we are going to support our youth because somebody needs to be there to support the youth. >> aroc is the only organization in the city. if it was happening to another group of people or if the story was different, they would have reacted in a different way. for the parent group says this isn't about aroc's geopolitical leanings, it is about making sure contractors follow district rules. >> there are students who love having that group there and are finding a lot of emotional support from them. i just find it sad that they have done things to put that at risk. >> reporter:

my name is [indiscernible] work in district 6 and live in district 9. we live in a world where we have access to more information then ever before. it isn't complicated to know what going on in palestine. we are in a day where over 1.7 million palestinians displaced and 8 thousand children murdered. bombed without discrimination and destroyed intentionally. this happened in three months and not taking into account israel has been doing and all that palestinians have been facing by western power since 1948 and before. you all here as representatives of san francisco are presented with a opportunity to make a choice to support the life and existence of a people to help stop the genocide of palestinians. if you approve the resolution this is legacy you help to leave in san francisco to show we stand on the right side of history. we are watching people and more are becoming politicized. [hard stop] of us is tuned into this authentic media. most of us are intentionally not being shown, not stories, not debunked, lies parroted by biden in the state department

within the calle24, latino district. the items before you provide a significant opportunity for board to recognize these murals at the heart of the commission. it celebrate the carnival festival by latinx performers in the mission for over 40 years. the cha ta accepts chata who was the first disc jockey for 85.5 where she hosted con clave the longest running program until she sadly passed away in 2013. there is a congrafe and beautiful exception. thank you to the latino historical society for the background research presented to you today. both of them represent and celebrate the culture contributions of san francisco's latinx community and the mission district and supervisor ronen asked for your support. >> thank you very much. we will now hear from ms. lovali. >> thank you so much. i had to get my slide. good afternoon, chair melgar and supervisors. the prehistoric commission reviewed the designations of these mural on september 13, 2023. the chata mural was painted in 2015, by cookie go sa lez, the 20 by 22 foot mural

dmytro, thank you, dmytro buchka , acting as the head of the nikopol district council, it's time for, so it's time for news of 100 and 80 good russians in the last day, and more... news and more our colleague khrystyna parubiy will share important information in a moment. christina, you have a word. greetings, colleagues, thank you, well, we will begin the issue with the details of the shahid's night attack on the capital. our correspondent is working at the site of the hit, and i will also tell you about the situation in the regions of ukraine don't miss it in a moment.

and yet, it's not like the 3rd district she represents now is a purple district. it's a red district. donald trump won there by more than 8%. it's not as red as the one that ken buck is going to leave empty because he's retiring. donald trump did by 18%. democrats, republicans, they district shop. it's not a new phenomenon. it's been happening for a long time. but it is fascinating that she is doing this right now, especially given how close it was in 2022. >> it was so close. it was so close because they ran against lauren boebert. the numbers tell you everything yo need to know. a republican generic is likely to win the third congressional district. but people -- there was a lot to run against her. and she clearly saw the writing on the ball. it will be all better for all of us. i don't know there are a ton of her. some of them will probably say it publicly, but i don't think there's going to be any love lost for her. >> so what she's doing is almost guaranteeing that republicans won't lose a seat in congress. because now that there's a generic republican on the

one district, one project, more than 700 new jobs will be created in the vitebsk region. has already decided on its specialization, for example, in the deep region it was decided to produce oils, lubricants, and food flavorings in beshenkovichi. in novopolotsk , waste tires are processed to produce crumb rubber. they made their choice in the town, they now produce cheese there, and this is not the only investment project. the area is actively adding jobs. about development plans anton malyuta. spoke with the chairman of the local executive committee, irina mikhailovna, let's start with the socio-economic development of the region, i think the region is primarily agricultural, yes, of course, the district is agricultural, more than 60% of our income comes from income from the agro-industrial complex, in our on the territory of the district there are five agricultural enterprises, mainly... of course, we are engaged in the production of milk, the district, well, essentially the territory is large, it’s about almost 3,000 km, but let’s just say that we have more than 13,000

zaporizhzhia district, we continue to live like this, there is nothing like that here, i don't know whatut us you can still surprise, but it's good, what is happening in the occupied territories of the zaporizhzhia region, what news in melitopol , there was another explosion, do you know what happened there? well, the special forces are training, really in enemy territory , actions are constantly held there, but i... follow this as a citizen, and not as the head of the zaporizhia district, because i am more responsible for the coordination of the work of the rear, now we have such a direction, how to complete all mobilization tasks, and from what i see here in the telegram channels in zaporizhzhia, that zaporizhzhia district, we don't have any of these , you know, due to the usual circumstances of some... with the military, with military women, we don't have this at all, that's why we are in the front-line territory, and the people are very disciplined, they don't have the means mass media see and hear, they see it all with their own eyes, living here, that's why we have discipline and o

the searches took place at shvitsov’s workplace in the administration of the berezovsky district.do you perform? this means that a criminal case has been initiated and a decree on conducting a search will be announced. a criminal case was initiated on behalf of deputy prosecutor general of russia dmitry demeshin. he carried out an extended interdepartmental meeting. these plots were leased to the commercial company biryusa; later, the head of the district, using forged documents, entered into transactions to alienate the lands at a reduced cost into the ownership of individuals. for example, one of the plots was sold for 147,000 with a market value of 8 million. the second plot for 80 thousand, with a real value of 4 million. another plot for almost 10 million to its cadastral engineers. as a result of this, the municipality caused damage in the amount of. not less than 48 million rubles. land in the berezovsky district of the region has always been valued, largely due to its proximity to the city. at the same time, the area is considered one of the most criminal. last year , the

mclaughlin, a district attorney. so this mr. miller had had experience on both sides, both the prosecutor and defense attorney, and he was actually by a number of other lawyers, including the former cumberland county president, samuel hepburn, senior senior. doctor cooper was a recent arrival in the borough of carlisle. he moved here in july 1868 and he lived on pomfret street. he spoke english, but with a decidedly german accent. dr. was five feet, ten inches in height. it was said that he had a muscular frame and that he was a rather handsome and noticeable person. he had a dark mustache. he wore gold spectacles, and he claimed that he had bought been born near hanover in 42. now, when i say hanover i'm not talking about the place up, the road where they make potato chips. i'm talking about hanover germany. i do not have a photo of the maria stanek, but we know that she was born in carlisle in 1799 and raised in baltimore. a wealthy spinster. she had visited carlisle in in august 1868 and not feeling well. she, dr. supa, who w

district 7 is one of the most diverse districts in san francisco both in economics and ethnicity. it spans north from golden gate park. it includes all the institutions in the park, the wheel. the music concourse, mew seem to the south to the daly city boarder and west to the organization. includes the zoo (indiscernible) all those fun things and to 280 oen the east. includes city college, san francisco state. i had ucsf parnassus so very large geographically. it is mostly single family homes, so it is the place where for generations family (indiscernible) nice parks, lake merced, mount davidson. >> this is like a village within the city, so we are very close nit community. we tend to band together and try to support one another and it is a friendly place and families and people to have a cup of coffee and check out the park. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the c

belarusian military district beloved homeland, the troops of the red banner strike force, we always stand guard over ours , conducted an exercise under the code name berezina in order to work out issues of interaction between various branches of the military, again as they sounded during the years of the great patriotic war. " the directions familiar from the reports of the sop-informburo, arshansky, minsk. the actions of the troops were observed by prominent soviet military leaders and guests from the countries of the socialist commonwealth. yes, everything was like in war. the exercises showed the high quality of military equipment and the readiness of the troops. at the beginning of russia’s special military operation in ukraine, it became clear that ukraine, after its end, would never be the same. and the speech here is not even in the interests of russia, not for the purposes of the tasks of the northern military district, denocification and demilitarization about the gluttony of european jackals, which, sensing carrion, began to express their wishes for a piece of the pie. not reali

he wants to replace longtime running district congress who is retiring. us earlier that his experience as mayor of a large city and his ability to bring people together make him stand out. >> a lot of people are frustrated with congress. they engage in a lot of yelling and arguing but not a lot of doing and i think people are very frustrated about homelessness, crime and the rising cost of living and they are looking for action from congress and i -- through my work i have been bringing people together to move forward on these and a lot of other important priorities. i believe i can do that in congress. >> there are now six people in the race for this high profile district covering parts of san jose and palo alto. in addition to liccardo santa clara county supervisor tran29, palo alto city councilwoman -- and over several weeks we will talk to all the candidates. >>> the first woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court died at the age of 93. she grew up in arizona but her making legal career started at stanford when she was 16. she did her undergrad and rec

maksymko is a village in the kolencharsky district, well , i don’t know, sal dobredyt periodically, ifhere was a missile strike, it was exclusively due to the location of the russian military, and they, you know, always say that the missile strikes knocked down everything, then the drones were flying , everyone screwed up, they always screw everything up. i understand that there were some barracks of the russian military there, it is obvious that some administrative buildings have been destroyed, well , less than that, there is still a balance, by the way, i learned that such a valuable correspondent, so to speak, found out that kyrylo strymousovo had a son, who was survived by a son. more precisely, and what is his name, by the way , do you know the name of his son, zlatomir, zlatomir strymousov, and recently he joined the youth army unit in the kherson region, here at the village school, luckily, well, i understand that it is not him, well he is probably standing under the flag, here. that he has a cap with ears, right? yes yes. i'm just wondering how much all these youth soldiers ar

in addition to the regional and district ones, this number includes 21 district, five city, and 191 rurallection commissions. the single voting day in belarus will be held on february 25 , 2024. belarus will demand compensation for losses during the war years - this is at least 2.300 billion dollars, such a statement was made by the prosecutor general of belarus andrei shved during an international scientific and practical conference on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the adoption of the convention the un on preventing and punishing genocide . the event is taking place today at the national library in minsk. in addition to belarus, foreign guests from more than ten countries take part. among them are russia, latvia, poland, germany, italy, iran and brazil. secretary of state savbe for belarus in his speech drew attention to the fact that they are trying to erase the role of all soviet republics from the history of victory in the bloodiest war. there is a document, there is correspondence with legal institutes, departments, some latin states america, and it seems to me that maybe even nex

mclaughlin, a district attorney. so this mr. miller had had experience on both sides, both the prosecutor and defense attorney, and he was actually by a number of other lawyers, including the former cumberland county president, samuel hepburn, senior senior. doctor cooper was a recent arrival in the borough of carlisle. he moved here in july 1868 and he lived on pomfret street. he spoke english, but with a decidedly german accent. dr. was five feet, ten inches in height. it was said that he had a muscular frame and that he was a rather handsome and noticeable person. he had a dark mustache. he wore gold spectacles, and he claimed that he had bought been born near hanover in 42. now, when i say hanover i'm not talking about the place up, the road where they make potato chips. i'm talking about hanover germany. i do not have a photo of the maria stanek, but we know that she was born in carlisle in 1799 and raised in baltimore. a wealthy spinster. she had visited carlisle in in august 1868 and not feeling well. she, dr. supa, who w