i think was as a city, we are like every— i think was as a city, we are like every city — i think wasave a hate crime and we are — every city. we do have a hate crime and we are still working tirelessly to remove — and we are still working tirelessly to remove that from the city and challenge — to remove that from the city and challenge that where possible. my team only investigate hate crime, so i can see a lot of this. the region's pride group, alongside merseyside police, has created a first of its kind training programme and so far more than 100 businesses have signed up. having that awareness that people respect _ having that awareness that people respect you and understand the community is super important so being _ community is super important so being able — community is super important so being able to have the logo over correct — being able to have the logo over correct pronounsjust help that person— correct pronounsjust help that person know they respected and they approach _ person know they respected and they approach them. this person says there is no better time to brea

. >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring, but few are dealing with the kind of problem the sfpd is facing. they're down by roughly 550 officers. from fire fighting to transportation. >> it's going to have all the jobs. >> reporter: every city agency set up shop and was ready to chat. for this college student, he set his eyes on one specific booth. the san francisco police department. >> i was j asking about internships, but she also asked if i was interested in applying to become a police officer, and i said yes. >> reporter: eric is set to graduate from college at the end of this year. even though he's an engineering student, he says his heart is in law enforcement. >> born in san francisco, and hopefully i can take the opportunity one day to become a police officer and serve my community i grew up in. >> reporter: his older brother has been accepted and will soon join the san francisco police academy. eric plans to apply after graduation. >> one thing about law enforcement is upholding justice, you know, making sure that communities are safe and no one gets hurts. >> repo

for the power of the army and peoples to the lord let us pray foreigners come to our city, for every cityllage and country, and for those who believe in them, let us pray to the lord for the fruits of the earth, and in times of peace, let us pray not so much for their weakened and enslaved, and for their salvation to the lord, let us pray to the lord for new ones from all sorrow, anger in dangers and misfortunes, let us pray to the lord, have mercy and save us, god, by your grace, heal us with the blessed, glorious ruler of our people, your pure virgin mary, for all the saints, having mercy on ourselves, one another, and all our lives to christ god from the ladies because he has that spirit in the present, always and only then, you cried to me, your glory to the lord , we will pray to the lord, save us, save us, god, with your grace , the holy purest blessing, the glorious dominion of our mother of god, rejoice in mary with all the saints, remembering ourselves, one another and everything our lives, christmas was known to the power of your kingdom and the power and glory of the father and

. >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring.o transportation. >> it will have all the jobs listed. >> reporter: every city agency set upshot and was ready to chat. for this college student, he set his eyes on one specific booth. the san francisco police department. >> i was just kind of asking little questions about internships but she also asked me if i was interested in applying in becoming a police officer. i said yes. >> reporter: eric mai is set to graduate from cal poly san louis obispo. he says though he is an engineering student his heart is in law enforcement. >>

the government and the entire army of constantine , let us pray for the city of the whole, for every city, village in ukraine, for those who live by faith as the lord , let us pray for the good police, the images of the fruits earthly and peaceful times to the lord, and let us pray to the lord, flooding the travelers from the sick, suffering captives , and for salvation, and to the lord, let us pray to be freed even from all sorrow, anger, trouble. with all the families, remembering ourselves, all the rites of one and all the lives of our christ , we owe honor to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and forever and forever and ever resurrection a tribute to enlightened people easter the lord's easter from the death of my life and from earth to heaven christ the wax has translated us victory song is sung by god christ is risen and it is difficult for him to know and consume with his not criminal light resurrection that i will happen forever so that we are with you something easter christmas and happy world near you, christ is risen, we are the lord , christ, the eyes of the lord

have mercy, lord have mercy, lord have mercy, we also pray for the preservation of this city and every city, village and country from famine, destruction by earthquake, flood , hail, fire and war , the attack of enemies and internal strife, we pray that you, our kind and good and man-loving god, have mercy and turn away from us your wrath and deserved punishment and have mercy on us , lord, have mercy, lord, have mercy, lord lord have mercy lord have mercy lord have mercy lord have mercy lord have mercy hear us god our savior hopes of all people on earth those who are far away on the sea and in the air be kind to us in our sins and have mercy on us merciful because you are also a man-loving god and to you we give glory to father and son and to the holy spirit now and always and forever and ever glory to you christ god, our glory to you hostess always and forever and ever amen lord have mercy lord have mercy lord have mercy on the lord christ the true god why for us people, and for the sake of our salvation, he made us willingly lie down in the grave and entered hell, the prayer of our most

>> we discovered every city has three pronunciations. the polish, ukrainian and the russian.don't want to use the russian anymore. we spent a week at the catholic university. >> the next one is in ukraine. >> you earlier described this as another. >> these stories, the personal stories were so -- we said we are here to listen. i think for almost two hours we listened. >> it was heart wrenching. >> here is one young man, constantine. >> he is 16 years of age. he is from here sound. he and his mother they made their way up and then eventually ended up here in the name of the town you just mentioned. i watched him very intently. he is very serious. you are forced to grow up quickly and he had an empathy about him when for telling the stories of loved ones who died. he later told me his home was firebombed. destroyed completely. i asked him what he wanted to do. he said i don't know. he said he is going to join and he could very well be in the front and a year or so. he was a very thoughtful young man. for everybody, we were having dinner afterwards. he came up with other young p

i think that in every city, not only in minsk, all over belarus, like, grodno or there, gomel zhlobinollos, i need to come here and so that the children see how it is, so that they can communicate with them, so that they see, but where to grow why grow. and maybe some experience, maybe communication. that is. i think that it is useful for children and the final match is passed by the metallurgist. in series two , the start of a live broadcast from grodno will take place on belarus 5 at 20:00 in 20 minutes. before of this rich tv preview, i give the floor to elizavetilashvikevich. lisa good afternoon. what news in the minsk region? yulia good afternoon, we started the days of st. petersburg in minsk, we will tell you about the course of us, the rapprochement of the northern capital and russia. well, at the start and easter joy, the orthodox festival will continue until the end of april, which will please the guests this time on our air details. thank you , elizabeth, you watch the news of your region immediately after the sports review. see you at 17:00. belarus national ice hockey tea

even earlier, and on import substitution to open new production facilities in every district in every city, are also successful. after all, this is not a task of today or even yesterday, the president spoke about this for a long time, that we need to have our own production facilities, our own technologies and science so that we can live the way we think we are united, the way we work, developing our own e , production enterprises, despite this sanctions pressure. you know, uh, there was a question about how they would affect lending today. uh, in relation to some investment projects. nothing , we see that the economy shows that today we can live and work in peace. we have enough jobs. we have people today who want to earn and can work. please work e in enterprises in organizations. we have jobs. we have open opportunities today to supply our products for export. and, of course, we must preserve everything that we had, all our productions and enterprises. therefore, the number one issue in the economy is, of course, the creation of new technologies and import substitution industries, which

what he p2 buttigieg has been doing is bringing home the bacon to every congressional district, every cityevery county, every little town, improving the livelihood of our to citizens -- our citizens. that is something that biden is responsible for. he will be continuing to push these successes, act the same time, he is going to expose the republican party and what they are doing to limit reproductive rights for women. there are fewer rights and responsibilities, it's going to be an easy target. >> liz, will biden run against warmth -- trump in 2024? or will a younger candidate be selected? >> i don't think we are running trump in 2024. think of the polls are just a test of an name id, as popular as ron desantis is within the republican party, he would not have the name idea that donald trump does. he never sat to their hosting a tv show after season after season. he did not sit in the white house for four years. those polls that show ron desantis not in a great position right now are going to change shortly. i spec t will join sometime in the end of may. that is very important. everybody w

i think that in every city, not only in minsk, throughout belarus, like, grodno or there, gomel zhlobin apollos. i thought to come and so that the children can see how it is, so that they can communicate with them, so that they can see. well, where to grow, why grow? maybe some experience, maybe communication. that is, i think it is worth the children. it's helpful impressionable this one. yes. well, it's good that a player from the khl came to us because of admiral vladivostok. i'm very happy, but now they've thrown a competition. and with zhenya, the faces did the exercises 1:0 there, two times, then there two three one three two and two one. well in in general, cool. everything worked out. now we will play hockey, the master class ended with a two-way match. in general , the participants of the photo session were very impressed and it turned out to be a memory stick with the player's autograph and made with him in general. it's never too late to learn, that's exactly what the participants of the seminar for children 's wrestling coaches on the basis of the republican center of the fl

. >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring. the police department is down by roughly 550 officers. from fire fighting to transportation. >> it will have all the jobs listed. >> reporter: every city agency set upshot and was ready to chat. for this college student, he set his eyes on one specific booth. the san francisco police department. >> i was just kind of asking little questions about internships but she also asked me if i was interested in applying in becoming a police officer. i said yes. >> reporter: eric mai is set to graduate from cal poly san louis obispo. he says though he is an engineering student his heart is in law enforcement. >> hopefully i get to take the opportunity to become a rorter has been accepted and will soon join the san francisco police academy. eric plans to apply after graduation. >> one thing about law enforcement is upholding justice. make sure that communities stay safe and no one gets hurt. >> reporter: mayor london breed says they need more young talent like eric to apply. >> any elected leade

so in the context of almost every city.take part in our project these guys are ready to study day and night with some resistance and in my opinion, under certain conditions for each material it can be elevated to a type of insulator, the only correct tactic is not to rely on luck. she is knowledge. specifically, about the dead sea. i i know that it is located in israel, that it is the most salty sea in the world, i swam there myself , i answered intensely. no, i don't know what i'm talking about guides. answer this question missed. it seems to me, apparently in the seventh grade. there are only a couple of seconds to make the right decision. and i'm sure the hunter's children didn't like them yesterday. let's just go back then, and the hunter was in charge and his knees grew up, and he grew up, that salvation is required to return the forest to the house. i'm asking you a question. yes, although i think the catch in the word cheats is not the same city. probably was, watch an intellectually entertaining show. i know on the

the fentanyl epidemic is impacting every city and every community in our state and so our response has to be about coming together with real solutions. this is not a drug. this is a poison. and so the way that we are approaching us. >> needs to be different and needs to recognize just how dangerous and deadly the substance. is it something father chris didier knows all too well. his 17 year-old son zach died of fentanyl poisoning in 2020. he was a clue that brought so many of his social groups together and just make people enjoy life. his message to lawmakers ahead of next week's hearing, the nose and leading killer of americans between 18 and 45. they have to do their job and this into the leading cause of death. and in a statement assembly, public safety chair reggie jones sawyer said he helped secure next week's hearing. >> and looks forward to it. it is scheduled for next thursday reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> we're following the fentanyl crisis across the country and in the bay area at kron 4 dot com. you can scan that qr code on your screen. it will take

at a time when it was most needed gdansk and wroclaw katowice and białystok to krakow and warsaw every cityland that has become so hospitable to our people i thank you thank you for the fact that ukrainian children in poland can live in respect, and ukrainian adults have received from the polish state a law that guarantees them the same rights and opportunities that your people have. thank you to all the volunteers in poland who help! to the people here on polish soil and in ukraine and even risking their lives. thank you to everyone who trains ukrainian soldiers on polish soil and thank you to every polish heart that raises its prayers for ukrainians as well . dear ukrainians, dear ukrainian women in poland , we work every day to expel the enemy from ukraine to restore security to all our cities and villages so that our people who have found refuge in other countries can return home and i thank you all who help the state dear poles all europeans i wish you happy upcoming easter holidays and everyone victory of life over aggression victory in the battles that are going on now in ukraine glo

. >> reporter: almost every city department is hiring. they are dealing with a shortage. the police department is down by roughly 550 officers. from firefighting to transportation every city agency set up shop and was ready to chat. this college student, he said his eyes on one specific booth, the san francisco police department >> i was asking questions about internships. she also encourage me to apply for becoming a police officer and i said yes. >> reporter: eric is set to graduate at the end of this year. even though he is an engineering student, he says hi heart is in law enforcement. >> hopefully i get to take the opportunity one day to become a police officer. >> reporter: his older brother has been accepted and will soon join the san francisco police academy. eric plans to apply after graduation. >> law enforcement upholds justice and make sure that communities are safe and no one gets hurt. >> reporter: the mayor says the need more young talent. aside from putting money in public safety, she wants to show offic leaders elected leaders appreciate the dangerous wor

when it was the most needed are gdańsk and wroclaw, katowice and bialystok, krakow and warsaw, every citythat has become so hospitable to our people, i thank you, thank you for the fact that ukrainian children in poland can live in respect, and ukrainian adults received from poland the law of the state that guarantees them the same rights and opportunities that your people have. thank you to all volunteers in poland who help . louder than ever to the volunteers who help our people here on polish soil and in ukraine and even risking their lives. thank you to all who train ukrainian soldiers on polish soil and i thank every polish heart that raises its prayers for ukrainians as well. dear ukrainians, dear ukrainian women in poland , we work every day to expel the enemy from ukraine, to restore security to all our cities and villages, so that our people who found shelter in other countries could return home and i. thanks to all of you who help the state, dear poles, all europeans, i wish you happy upcoming easter holidays and everyone. victory of life over aggression. your freedom glory to u

that is, he put his people in every morgue of the city of novorossiysk and krasnodar, that is, they knockrom beginning to end. e s head of the forensic examination. uh, i set the corsair edge. uh, for every ioc, uh, in every city, he put his people in dummy offer, persons through whom the extortion of people is carried out, if they are not paid, then the body from the morgue. it simply betrays hunger wrapped up, then they rolled it out like cattle and gave it away. that is, it’s just this forensic expert there that’s good. suddenly , unexpectedly, interestingly, the medical examiner died. he was 34 years old, his last name is kutishche, that is, his death is identical, that is, death, that roman pikalo brought the woman alexandra to timashevskiy one at 11 death happened in none of the past programs, we just talked about the funeral agent. according to the novel, pikalo is timashevsk then, remember, he brought it. uh, the body of the deceased woman to the city administration building. he is now contacting us. uh, what has changed for you after the program, how is the situation in timashevs

> those outcomes in the community's feeling we are serving them well d anthat would look diffen every city>> he has a different number in mind for san jose. >>>> there are than their peak in 2008. they have the low staffing ratio of any big city in the u.s. and belize more cops would lead to the results the mayor wants to see. >> when we were 1400, we were the safest city in the nation. the population in city has grown. we need to grow our public infrastructure of safety with the city. >> do more officers equal more safety? one person wants to know from sj pd why they think that is true. >> how i am supposed to evaluate that as a decision if you are not saying these are the specific problems that we are going to address, and here is how that will work and here is how you will know that was effective. >> without that, it is hard the taxpayers should trust the budget should be allocated this way when the fiscal year begins in july. ama: oaklands police officers union has filed a claim against the city in response to the recent ransomware attack on behalf of all city employees and calls for r

every city, every county, every little town improving the, the livelihood of our citizens out there. so that's something that joe biden is responsible for me and he is, and he will be continuing to push these successes. at the same time, he's going to expose the republican parties, what they're doing, what they did to limit the reproductive rights for women. the, there are fewer, there are fewer rights and responsibilities, so it's, it's going to be a easy target. i would say, liz will, will bite one against trump and in 2024. do you think or will a younger, less divisive candidate be selected by the cherokee? i don't personally think that we're running trump in 2024. i think that the holes that you see right now are primarily a test of name, id, name, recognition. and it's not surprising that as popular as a governor, like ron de santis is within the republican party, he would not have the name id to donald trump does. he never sat there hosting and be sees the apprentice for season after season. he did not sit in the white house for 4 years. he did not run a to your presidential ca

the total influence economic, political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every statehouse, every office of the federal government. we recognize the imperative of need for this development. yet we must not fail to comprehend the grave implications. our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved. so is the very structure of our society in the councils of government. we must ga guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought by the military industrial complex, the potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. we must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. we should take nothing for granted. only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals. so that security and liberty may prosper together. a can do and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial military posture, has the technological revolution during recent decades. in this revolution, rece

that's where semyonov has his own people in every city. because he works for the kgb . in general. valery, hand is taken away playing the guitar. he can't do it anymore. what do you think should have done? here is the turn. which he didn’t tell us anything, because he was going to leave the songwriter forever. and he will leave, looking at your relationship to him. eat let's go and ask him right now. and by the way, where i didn’t see valery, i had a good rest. yesterday he is still sleeping. do you live in the same room with him? i spent the night in a different place today. the administrator of the priboy hotel i am listening to you with the number 4011. which of you is imitating i need zeros vladimir georgievich i can find him just an emergency happened quietly, quietly calmly calmly. comrade mulyavin vladimir georgievich you need to come with us for identification. our festive evening is coming to an end and now the pop ensemble of our school will come on this stage for you to hear the work of lilies of the valley composer oscar feldman what is it? calm down stop. t

every city is kind of like. that you just got to move accordingly, like you've got to be aware of your surroundings. >> we feel pretty safe. i think the hardest thing is finding parking, but yeah, we people pretty safe in the city. >>> a bike decorated with candles, flowers, and messages from friends is what is left behind in the presidio to remember the life of a world champion cyclist. ethan boyes, reigning masters track champion, was hit and killed by a car tuesday. that crash happened on arguello boulevard south of washington in the presidio which is federal land. andrea nakano went there where so many people showed up for a vigil to mourn the loss of boyes' life and they say he had an impact on many people. >> reporter: the memorial set up on arguello boulevard where the accident happened, so many people have stopped by on their bikes to remember the 44-year-old. they say ethan boyes had an impact on so many people's lives. tears were flowing as those close to ethan boyes gathered for a memorial at the site

let's go in every city in the world, there are thousands of people who are bustling on the streets and dozens of those who are forever frozen in one position. some people don't notice them. some people recognize cities by their silhouettes in photographs , others go to them with children and flowers. and if you speed up this film of life. we will see that generations and scenery change, and these people. no, they hold the history of their native places on their bronze shoulders and determine the future of their inhabitants . we are talking about monuments, and lately everything more often news comes that somewhere they are massively demolished there is a global restructuring under its rubble many people want to bury the fragments of their history, but for this you need to demolish the bronze shoulders that hold it. the most painful news for us comes from ukraine, our native people, who shared with us 80 years ago. first, the horror of the genocide, and then the jubilation of the victory in the great patriotic war, destroys the evidence of the struggle of our grandfathers and desecrates

the fentanyl epidemic is impacting every city and every community in our state and so our response has to be about coming together. >> with real solutions, this is not a drug. this is a poison. and so the way that we are approaching us needs to be different and needs to recognize just how dangerous and deadly the substance. is it something father chris didier knows all too well. his 17 year-old son zach died of fentanyl poisoning. >> in 2020, he was a clue that brought so many of his social groups together and just made people enjoy life. his message to lawmakers ahead of next week's hearing, the nose and leading killer of americans between 18 and 45. they have to do their job and this into the leading cause of death. and in a statement assembly, public safety chair reggie jones sawyer said he helped secure next week's hearing and looks forward to it. it is scheduled for next thursday reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. we are following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and here in the bay area on kron 4 dot com. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen there. it

you know, every city is kind of like this. you kind of have to move accordingly. you have to be aware of your surroundings, and just, you know, just be careful. >> reporter: how are you feeling about today? >> any other opening day, people were only concentrating on baseball. >> reporter: how do you feel about coming into the city with your son safety-wise? >> we feel pretty safe. i think the hardest thing is finding parking. >> safety not a big concern with fans today. they were more excited to see the giants take on the royals in their hope opener, and vern will be the high lights in a few minutes. >>> now a confrontation at san francisco state university involving an activist against trans women in womens sports. >> this video is getting national attention. this comes one day after president biden proposed new federal rules for trans student athletes. that was the scene at san francisco state last night after a speech by a former college swimmer who's fighting to prevent trans women from participating in women's sports. a lot of students were not happy about th

. >> this is an epidemic that is affecting every city and county, rural, urban, it doesn't know geographices, partisan lines, so we need solutions like narcan that is available to save lives. addiction is a real issue and we have to get people into treatment, stopping fentanyl from being in the community to begin with is a real issue. but, narcan is something that can save lives, we cannot self administer it, if somebody is overdosing, it is a question of the minutes that we can get narcan to them . and i have administered narcan myself, anyone can doving it available in places where people are, like bars and libraries and hotels, we know this will save lives but right now, sadly, narcan is not where we need it and we have a responsibility to these families to make sure we can protect their children and protect everyone in california >> we all like to think if we saw a car accident in front of us, we would do everything we could to save a life. can we get in trouble for using narcan , for the average citizen? it is for a person who is having a medical crisis, can you get in trouble for adm

but it's not like that in every city. ty of qom says security agents have barred ambulances from entering the school. parents are frustrated. also in qom, or iran's vatican, the epicentre of school poisonings. this phenomenon began in november. no one knows who's behind these attacks. the iranian parliament's has formed a working group to investigate the poisonings. its chief pointed his finger at students. we call on the students to be more careful. these incidents take place partly because they are mischievous. such comments have made many believe hardliners backed by the regime might be involved to target girls who were at the forefront of the protests that have swept the country since september. it's not only schools — university students were poisoned at this female dorm in tehran on thursday. and today, horror is seen in the face of these children at an elementary school in northwestern city of urmia. girls of all age groups are targeted. now in another worrying development in iran, authorities have announced they wi

every city commission does. our meetings are open to the public. we want to make space for you. we want to hear from you. please come, share your opinion and you can also even if you can't make a meeting you can write public comment in too. i say especially at the-it is hyper-local the youth commission. we only represent young people in one specific area and one specific state so that is where your public comment will have the most im pact. a couple times people reached out and said this is a issue i didn't know needed to be addressed but it was because i reached out that this is something relatively easy we could address and change too. it isn't a big deal for city government but it is big deal for this person. >> adding to hayden's point, i think city hall is pretty youth friendly because ewen was talking about running into city hall at 5 p.m. i have multiple occasions where i run down trying to get to the bathroom in city hall and an elected official would pass by or i'm holding a big bag of snacks. i think professionalism is important but like hayden was saying it is importa

every day, using that power. eric hit on my third grade girlfriend, now i hate them for life, stop. the city on everything. i don't have to agree with everything you do. you can't tell me when you look at the agenda of all of us. you find 8 of 10 things we agree on. let's lean on what we agree on and not focus on the things we don't agree on. >> i will return on this as well. >> one of the things, convening all of elected officials at all, state representative school board members. named at all levels. this is where we are, this is where we need to go and people are looking for that blueprint. the city of houston when i came in, all of my departments, these are the priorities we need to address. these are the ones we need to focus on. for all of my directors, they have 2 align with these priorities. we have limited time and need to get it done. i said to them i have a four year term the people have given -- have given ourselves a 1-year term. let's see what we can accomplish in this one year. we have to produce, congressional people and everybody else, the policy, for us, we have to produce

let's go in every city in the world, there are thousands of people who fuss in the streets and dozenso forever froze in one pose. some people don't notice them. some people recognize cities by their silhouettes in photographs, others go to them with children and flowers. and if you speed up this film of life. we will see that generations and scenery change, and these people. no, they hold the history of their native places on their bronze shoulders and determine the future of their inhabitants. we are talking about monuments, and recently there has been more and more news that somewhere they are being massively demolished, there is a global perestroika under its rubble many people want to bury the debris its history, but for this you need to demolish the bronze shoulders that hold it. the most painful news for us comes from ukraine, our native people, who shared with us 80 years ago. first, the horror of the genocide, and then the jubilation of the victory in the great patriotic war, destroys the evidence of the struggle of our grandfathers and desecrates the monuments, with symbols f

ukrainian man and woman who lives today without constant shelling should support our soldiers in every city and village of ours everywhere now it is more or less quiet everywhere where today was just a calm spring day sunny day every day such silence in the wick regions is won by our soldiers fierce battles on the front lines daily battles please respect this and always help our soldiers when needed always support the state and defense since it is possible summonses for fans of fast and furious to fight against night car races began to involve military commissars, in particular for such an event in kyiv , the police invited a military result to the participants of the races, both resolutions and summonses were handed to them, this was reported for the first time by the deputy head of the patrol police department oleksiy biloshitskyi on facebook, he noted that there are certain limits to acceptable behavior during wartime , and driving cars into the city center, revving the engines there, and drifting through the streets drifting through the streets is too much to think about political scien

i think for us, as a city, we're like every city. y and challenge that wherever possible. my team only investigate hate crime, so i can see a lot of this... the region's pride group, alongside merseyside police, has created a first—of—its—kind training plan. more than 100 businesses have signed up so far. having that awareness that people respect you and understand the community is important, so being able to see a rainbow logo, you are safe here lanyard, or being able to see pronouns, just helps people know that that person respects them and can approach them. this venue has completed the you are safe here training. constable chriss hubbard is the force's lgbt lead, and says there is no better time to break down barriers than at eurovision. it'sjust an opportunity to come as you are and be yourself and be proud of who you are from your diverse minority that you may come from. as part of the community, i obviously want to feel safe when i'm out and about, when i take this uniform off. and i do feel that by having that visible presence

the total influence economic, political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every statehouse, every office of the federal government. we recognize the imperative of need for this development. yet we must not fail to comprehend the grave implications. our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved. so is the very structure of our society in the councils of government. we must ga guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought by the military industrial complex, the potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. we must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. we should take nothing for granted. only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals. so that security and liberty may prosper together. a can do and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial military posture, has the technological revolution during recent decades. in this revolution, rece

this is a perpetual conversation but ultimately every american in every city regardless of state knowsey see it in other parts of the country, they don't like it and they know it doesn't have to be this way and they know it's not guns it's about crime and law and order and justice reform. james: we got to go but this question of guns you see a lot of cities where the gun laws haven't changed in the surge in violence and prosecutors he won't prosecute and defend the police is not a phrase anymore but are we still dealing with the legacy of that moment. >> the answer to this question, why is the crime rate in red states where they don't defend the police, where they do not prosecutors are prosecuting, why is the crime rate higher than in the blue places. james: because they have blue cities in the states. >> that is not true. >> will have to debate this next time. thank you. tammy bruce and maria hearth, will be back next week on the "wall street journal at large". thank you for joinin >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. ♪

that is, with every city of a million people.st have a direct flight today, definitely because of special military operation. we can't fly yet. they are just closed let's say krasnodar voronezh or rostov-naul. uh, there is a very great interest of the governor of the local government and business and tourism and the accumulation of passengers flows from all siberia to minsk u where we were previously present, where did we fly with our planes? uh, here uh, in this story. eh, what directions are there today? first - this is an invitation to russian companies, after all, our e, belavia , taking into account the number of boards and the loading of the priority for moscow st. petersburg sochi yekaterinburg and kazan, she can not go further. well , roughly speaking, to physically disperse to other regions, so we invite russian companies. and this agreement, our joint russian airlines will provide some preferential e-regimes, yes, and tariffs, perhaps move them. uh, to open flights in minsk today, such examples are, perm ufa, here is ka

position that this house could not sustain on the democratic side, the fentanyl epidemic is impacting every city and every community in our state and so our response has to be about coming together. >> with real solutions, this is not a drug. this is a poison. and so the way that we are approaching this needs to be different and needs to recognize just how dangerous and deadly the substance. is it something father chris didier knows all too well. >> his 17 year-old son zach, died of fentanyl poisoning in 2020. he was a clue that brought so many of his social groups together and just made people enjoy life. his message to lawmakers ahead of next week's hearing, the nose of leading killer of americans between 18 and 45. they have to do their job and this into the leading cause of death reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> we're following the fentanyl crisis across the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code on your screen. we'll take you to our web page where you can track the latest information and have access to stories on how fentanyl has impacted our local commu

which today allows you to control all the construction of residential housing in every region in every cityuntry. or those who are not yet able to take out a mortgage, the house of the russian federation is developing a new format of modern rental in the seven regions, a corporate preferential rental project for students has appeared, work is underway to create a large rental cluster. the first projects are already in the far east. we have a second project on sakhalin in the khabarovsk territory , vladivostok, and the pea field is now very famous in magadan, and we have already identified 1,000 apartments somewhere this year. we will be able to implement them already and the follower completed yes for 2-3 years. your order for creation of 10,000 apartments in the far east for young professionals to ensure the creation of new schools, hospitals, kindergartens. sports grounds engineering networks. he thinks he is promoting the mechanism of infrastructure bonds, thanks to which projects in twenty regions worth 126 billion rubles were approved. this figure should grow to 300 billion. of these,

what i like quite rightly, you consider your city the capital of the world, so every person who lives in every city should read rostov the capital of the world, but there are two capitals of the world. today we have a fight waiting for us simple single game. we have a simple single game today we have teams from barnaul and rostov-on-don. now it will sound. now comes the first question. i remind you that barnaul and rostov-on-don. these are the two capitals of the world, so the battles will be serious. so attention to the first question breeding of which insects can become a business? and who is the first? why they can be bred, you don’t know now it’s very popular, here are all sorts of laboratory aquariums. so we check the ants there is no such answer, svetlana your bees honey is useful. i never thought, that bees are insects, really important birds. it seemed to me that it turned out that this insect is good for checking bees. and this is the most popular answer back to the butterfly commands. let's so let's continue with the team of rostov victor, what kind of insects are i to you?

to the point that where if you watch fox news you will likely become convinced that basically every major citya, without exception, as an apocalyptic slum. >> from coast to coast, crime is exploding, and democrat run cities. >> lawlessness and blue cities continues. >> in seattle, and chicago of breaking news in new york. >> people are regularly shot, beaten, and robbed in public. >> every city is our control. >> chicago has become a sanctuary for violent, depraved criminals. >> san francisco to get into a hole. >> l.a. county, this is a lawless helpful. >> dangerous, filthy hellhole. >> i am getting out of this hellhole. >> fox is particularly obsessed with the city of san francisco, in part i think, that is because they see it of the embodiment of liberalism. it is a hometown of former speaker nancy pelosi, as well as, incidentally, the birthplace of tucker carlson. now to be clear, san francisco absolutely has its problems, it has a homelessness crisis, an acute one, nearly 40,000 people lacking shelter on any given night. it is also dealing with a high level of what you make a public disor

actively started, for example, in the last couple of years , e-e in the far east is what almost every citycountry expects to see new facilities appear, transport infrastructure, social infrastructure. all this will create conditions for conducting economic activity. economic life was comfortable and convenient throughout the country, it is clear that all this should lead. the second point is the decrease in geographical and social inequality, pro-social, we have already said a few words, well, just one figure for understanding, if you look at the income dynamics of the 10% of the poorest citizens of our country and compare the fourth quarter of last year with the fourth quarter of 21 years, then there is growth. uh, revenue was 40%. this is due to a significant increase in family support programs with children, when children from zero to 17 years old get the opportunity to receive a supplement in case of low income of their family. uh, families get a chance to get a co-payment. for every child. this will lead to a decrease in inequality and a strengthening of the consumer demand base in ou