and executive director of the mid market. i don't know if she's here. carmen clark board chair of the market street railway. [applause] darcy brown executive director of san francisco beautiful. president fisherman's wharf. melissa marketing in james town. did i mention lily representing the chinatown merchants association. i see mandy hall as well. karen sly, thank you for being here as well. and no pivot to our male allies. i see rodney baum here from the chamber waving. we have jeff tomlin director of transportation. i often see alex bastion hiding there. thank you for being here. roger maranka, where are you? hi, roger. local 258. randall spot. the executive director 069 fisherman's wharf. david louis, i saw him here earlier. the general manager offer the hyatt hotel. without further ado, i want to welcome a very special guest, someone who really needs no introduction, but what is important is is this san francisco native understands and loves or cable cars. she is someone who is fight the fight every day for our city as we come out of a very diffic

we will go to moscow to speak with the former executive director of one of the closed down groups, the memorial human rights center. we will also speak to the head of the right livelihood foundation. all three winners of the nobel are right livelihood laureates. then-president biden hard thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law. we will talk to the drug policy alliance. >> i think we are ready to have convsations about how to to schedule cannabis, how to create a space where cannabiis no lger prohibited, and we actually move to not just pardon, but full expungement as well as protections for noncitizens. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden said thursday he will pardon anyone convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law in a major step toward the decriminalization of cannabis. he announced his plan in a video postedn social media. presbiden: im announng a pardonor all pri federal fenses of e simple possessi of marijna. the arehousands of pel

as executive director dearman pointed out. we will be 25% or more of population 60 owe older by 2030. we have a ways to go. on september 8 the open house grand opening of the communities activity center. this is a hybrid program and open house is with on look. and it is proirm low focused on lbgtq older adults the first of its kinds in thez. so -- we will hear more on that i'm sure as time goes on. it will have a meals service as a work out the contracts and the logistics. but this from what was said this has been the pandemic slowed the open house in the launch of the prom. we are excited to see that has been done. there was also a report on the california commission on aging, the doctor sits on the commission we get we are able to get updates regular low on what is going on at the state level. and once the things well is an increase in focus on tailored behavioral health for older adults. result of this part of the report, we were discussing the fact this behavioral health is more appropriate than mental health. there is a m

i'm julie rowsenberg the executive director we'll be joined by the city departments.atives planning and matthew green with dbi. the board

one of our former executive directors appeared today, carmen clark.o be one of her successors and working with my colleagues. a round of applause for our director of transportation. julie. >> as rick noted, our cable car system was highlighted as high tech back then. it replaced the horse-drawn carriage ask they're still a marvel today. they're iconic and functional. we couldn't get through our daily lives and tourism without it. weld the pleasure of the transportation authority to sport cable cars over the years providing over $35 million to pull down the big federal dollars. the infrastructure bill passed last year, the leadership of president biden and vice president harris. we have lezzie waters here. helping us to security big dollars and we have to appreciate our speaker nancy pelosi for helping us win the state and federal grant. as a reminder, more funds are includessed in the measure l on the ballot and we must keep this going. it's before the voters in a couple of weeks. it's a pleasure and honor to help preserve our cable cars for future ge

one and others with vadym denisenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive directorf the ukrainian institute of the future. slava ukraine vadim is glad to see espressov on the air of the tv channel so the consequences of russian crimes in the kharkiv region, is it possible that it has already been possible to beat up certain statistics and i don't know what additional places i should call it, because these are not even just crimes, in a word, what are the consequences of the russian atrocities in the kharkiv region? the entire territory of kharkiv region is the liberation of kharkiv region and the part that was near the occupation is in fact in every more or less large settlement we had torture chambers there were electric chairs located in in principle, people who simply in medieval times used torture on ukrainians, and in principle, unfortunately, they have to say it in my way, that is, for now, the search continues. for now, we are only talking about that we hear what is being discussed, it is mainly about the largest burial site, but we understand that, unfortuna

the conditions of providing this aid cannot be used for war, i.e. social issues oleg penzin executive director thank you very much for the expert analyzes on economic issues, they started with eggs and ended with the world bank and all donors well, she the truth is that the imf is a marker for all other donors and those who want to give us help eh and loans are cheap let's move on petro burkovskyi and the person with whom to end this hour the executive director of the irylk kucherov democratic initiatives fund polls their results mr. peter we congratulate you good day let's discuss some the numbers and results of your latest sociological polls, in particular, now for this one. and you will comment. studies have shown that, for example , the attitude towards the collapse of the soviet union is positive assessed by 67% of ukrainians, and in the 20th year it was 49% of ukrainians, what can we say about these changes, well, these changes are very important, and i will explain why, let's not forget that russia's aggression, and in particular, the ideological justification, which is separate, and tr

xhshs item 7 the executive director's report. welcome, kelly dearman. >> good monk in terms of federal updates das joins nancy pelosi community partners and commissioner bittner in the celebration of the 87th anniversary of the social security act. social security benefits other bed rock that many older adults and adults with disabilities rely on. speaker pelosi is a champ in protecting social security security and it was a lovely event. >> for state updates, the government proposal to establish a system of care courts was approved in the state legislator last week. and san francisco has been identified as one of the first counties that will implement the initiative by october 2023. the selected counties include glen, orange, riverside. san diego. and san francisco. the rest of the state will implement by the start of 2024. care stands for community assistance recovery and empowerment. and it is an initiative that will develop a system of civil courts responsible for providing court surprised and court ordered behavioral health s

. >> today marks national coming out day, we talk with the executive director about that important and personal decision. pretty soon you will be looking looking to shop for the holidays but this year there may be more more deep discounts. amazon launching a second prime day and and we will tell you how to get in on all the great deals. let's let's get to this morning's top story, grand jury reports suggest 507 santa clara city reportl members engaged in fi e 49ve n llar support two membr electiany anis chlengg the current mayor. isnor unethical behavior or actions, everything is done transparentl. done transparently. we have done done nothing wrong. frankly it's it's just a witch hunt. >> the chronicle reports the police chief asked the district attorney to launch a report into into critical findings and the council relationship with the 49ers. once books and told us this is a kangaroo court with two members of the jury involved involved in creating this report report already removed due to conflicts of interest did not bother to interview three of the the councilmembers that criticiz

joining us thomas, executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. the group mind this week long event. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. happy friday. >> yes, happy friday. a lot of people looking forward to this. how many restaurants are participating this year? >> i'm super thrilled to announce we have the highest ever. 190 signed up and so many of them are in the china town location which has been our big focus this year. >> wow, that's a lot of participation that is great to hear. so these restaurants are offering discounts for some of the multicourse meals. do most of them come out ahead in the long run even with reduced prices? >> well, you know there's always a cost to promotion. one of the things they like to do is push all the interest to dining there and so the restaurants really only cost if they're an act tiff member whatever discount they choose to apply. the lunches are from $10 to $30 and dinners start at $30 and go up to $75 and these are multicourse, three sometimes four course dinners each restaurant can pick. >> soun

she's the executive director, director of the vienna center for disarmament and non proliferation. i asked if she thought putin is likely to use a nuclear weapon at this point in the war. i don't think we are at the point where the use of nuclear weapons likely and i would agree with the assessment coming from the director of the ca, that we don't have the science yet. that there is that when we move to deploy or, and make preparations. moreover, i think that a use of a tactical nuclear weapon, or any you can at this point, would actually make things much worse for russia. and there are many reasons for that. they would certainly break the to they certainly rate there. oh, no. commitments announcements and the doctor. and it also was pushed away those who have not been joining nato and last in sanctions, or staying on the sidelines, including key parts of india and pakistan. now how easy do you think would it be? and that's the question that's been on my mind for a long time. how easy would it be for putting to carry out a nuclear strike, taking the chain of command into considerat

of to journalists and executive director of to journalists and executive director of bellenkat crysta grossef crystal hello bellenkat crysta grossef crystal hello bellenkat crysta grossef crystal hello and thank you for joining us and thank you for joining us and thank you for joining us thanks for having me on the show thanks for having me on the show thanks for having me on the show christa you claim in this investigation christa you claim in this investigation christa you claim in this investigation you claim to have established the you claim to have established the you claim to have established the identities of individuals responsible identities of individuals responsible identities of individuals responsible for programming the missile strikes how for programming the missile strikes how for programming the missile strikes how exactly did you do that exactly did you do that exactly did you do that well we went through a six-month process well we went through a six-month process well we went through a six-month process of trying to find something that a lot of trying to fin

reporter: the executive director spoke to the mayor and accepted her apology. they want to to make those comments into an opportunity for growth and invited mayor breed to visit central america. kristen: thank you. targeting student loans, michael finney as the warning today from the fbi. name your price, the new restaurant that has taken prices off the menu. how about a side of larry: a restaurant in the east bay is taking prices off its menu into the end of the year. kristen: it is an idea or dreamed up by a rapper and entrepreneur wanting to give back to his hometown. dion lim takes us to the cafe. reporter: the excitement in the entrepenuers voice is not just over the newly renovated cafe he find it in his hometown of vallejo but what is about to happen monday morning. >> we are allowing the public and people to come in and order the meal did what they want and pay whatever they want or what it is worth to them. people who cannot afford to get to eat for free. reporter: under his company's ethos of pay what you want for musical merchandise the same concept

executive director, the acting executive director says the year there are many reasons are and economic factors that drive homelessness, including a resident must make $44 an hour to afford a 2 bedroom apartment in alameda county. and that's 3 times with the minimum wage is 16% of the homeless of homeless people that were surveyed say they lost their homes and during the pandemic and due to the pandemic, losing their job, the executive director was surprised to see a 62% increase in people living in cars. more than half of alameda county's homeless population is an oakland rising 24%. oakland mayor libby schaff said this week that they've made progress in housing, the homeless. in fact, the number of sheltered homeless people double the last 3 years. and that's most likely due to more money coming in from the state and federal governments. and speaking of money, alameda county this month. we're going to apply for more funding 15 million dollars to help combat this homelessness problem that they have happening right now. i'm sarah stinson reporting live back to you. >> thank you very muc

she is also executive director of the african-american policy forum professor of law at ucla , a andumbia university. we welcome you both to democracy now! barbara arnwine, your hashtag is #10millionmoreblackvotes. how are you doing this? >> we are doing it in two ways. one is registering new voters, something like 6 million unregistered african-american voters in this country. can we are also saying to those who are registered, 35% who don't vote, that you have got to show up. show out every election. don't only vote presidential. vote in the midterms. it is so critical. vote the whole ballot, not just the top decisions. no matter what you do, vote. no matter what you do, make sure you are registered. no matter what you do, vote. amy: can you talk, kimberlÉ crenshaw, about how you are linking these two issues, the banned book tour from freedomriders to freedom readers, why it is so important? >> is no secret that our democracy is in crises was of the efforts to suppress black voting, to gerrymandered districts, this is all part of a democracy that is in deep trouble. what a lot of p

given his strong community todays and leadership skills appointed executive director in 2010 and serve role now. since 2011, he served director of the filipino american international book festival a project of the san francisco main library. which is held biannual in san francisco and the only festival in the u.s. dedicated to filipino writers and books. in this capacity, edwin published 13 boxes to prosecute mote fill ponento writers and also the author of 3 book of poet row and serves director of filipino online literary mag zone in spanish he is an educator in california public school system. teaches school of the art in san francisco. join mow in welcoming edwin lazadeh our 202 filipino american history honoree joining edwin on stage is mimi. >> good evening. thank you for to the committee for the aworried. and i reflect on why i'm standing here before you, a few things come in mind that influenced my life and work. number one. dedication and pursuit of the betterment of people's lives and country. the moneying of the title of the song, no man is an i lands from the 17th century po

as i serve as executive director [applause] for sf film and is it -- film sf. [laughter] come see come sigh. >> film sf. and the film commission. for the city of san francisco. congratulations. [applause] >> my god i love you guys. this is amazing. um -- my heart is full now. i wanted to wroit down words because the people who be me know i get emotional and i can go after track or forget hay want to say. i wanted to make sure i captured everything i wanted to share with you all. and i want to say this is better than getting an oscar. and it is funny because i don't like a lot of attention on me but i will not pass up a celebration. thank you for being here. and i mean truly this is each and everyone of you i look around and you have all been part of this journey with our office. with me. to the film committee and san francisco. so, i have just gratitude for each of and you can't wait to give each you a hug after this if i have not already done so. but i wanted to say importantly, mayor, thank you for this appointment. you really see the incredible value of the

i'm the executive director of the washington library. my great pleasure to welcome you here tonight on behalf of the mount vernon ladies

sviatoslav pavlyuk was on the phone, the executive director of the association of energy efficient citiesine continues to talk about money during the war, in particular, energy is now the number one issue, but the international government of china has banned the resale of its liquefied natural gas to buyers in europe and asia yes, the sky plans not to squander its own reserves before the start of the heating season, the bloomberg agency currently writes about this, currently fuel prices remain record high for this time of the year in general around the world all due to the efforts of european countries to get rid of dependence on russian energy resources, the desire of the prc to keep gas for itself may lead to a reduction in supplies to the eu and an aggravation of the energy crisis, bloomberg analysts predict that the consumption of russian gas in europe in spite of such difficulties such geopolitical difficulties has decreased according to the results of the last month from more than 40% to 8%, and continues to fall to zero. this was reported by the director of the energy research cent

the con racket and authorising the executive director. next slide. thank you, that completes my presentation. staff is available for questions and we're joined virtually by represent tis from beep. representatives from beep. >> thank you. your presentation answered my question go potential route and stops. whether there is opportunities to change that based on public input. my understanding is there would be. colleagues, any questions or comments? >> -- working when i request to speak. i will just raise my hand. thank you. just, thank you for the presentation. a couple of of questions. will -- be free? >> yes with. >> and how will this impact uni ridership as we're trying to get you know restore uni to it's former. i wonder how this service will impact that on treasure island. >> he with don't expect this to impact uni ridership. it will just circle around the island. anyone getting off treasure island will need to take uni. we are not seeing this as a lot of primarily to provide additional service. it's primarily to demonstrate the technology and ch

are now in touch with denysenko councilor, minister, minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive directorf the ukrainian institute of the future, vadim, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine , to connect the massive russian drone raids, in particular, and on the capital, in general, to our entire country. strategy, and this is precisely what is connected with uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh- oh territory, but i haven't seen official confirmation yet, in any case, i haven't seen where exactly they took off in the morning. please tell me the air alert that is currently ongoing, are we waiting again for kamikaze drones, or are we talking about other weapons? it was announced literally there for a few minutes. so for now, shrama answer this question . i think that a little later the official authorities announced that it will be a drone. or that it will be a missile, but under any circumstances, you have to hide in a shelter, you have to understand that now is what we saw in kyiv, in particular, in addition to critica

that in principle is very good well it is about improving human communication meanwhile the executive directorthat some stations are out of order as a result of the terrorist attacks of russia. so, literally, regarding the destruction, they are significant, some stations stopped working, it takes a long time to recover, the destruction is serious, according to panasaharuk, in general, due to the objects 5 tests of dtek of energy were affected. everything is possible in order to restore work as soon as possible, instead, according to him, the shelling is conducted by energy workers from russia. that is, the military there receive clear advice from interau or rossetti, but where exactly it is necessary to hit , how exactly to destroy our ukrainian energy system, said the head of dtek p svyatoslav what other possible unpleasant surprises, surprises from the enemy? of course, we will not disclose all the problems . well, that is, for a couple of hours. in quotation marks, of course, but the objects of our nuclear power industry, so that it is not about direct strikes at the nuclear power plant, bu

ukraine found itself thanks to the brothers from russia, serhiy tsivka will be with us is the executive directorof the investment attraction and support office mr. serhiu good day to you i greet you i greet the audience and have you already seen the news this morning that the cabinet of ministers wants to update the law on investment nannies and lower the threshold i see investments. we submitted this proposal as a state institution that deals specifically with investors in accordance with the law on investments. let me explain why. this is not one change that took place. there were a number of changes. were already adopted at the level of e-e regulatory acts as well, but they were by-laws, it could be improved by the forces of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and relevant ministries, but there are some provisions that are included in the law should be changed accordingly at the level of the parliament and the ministry of economy, the prime minister supported such an initiative, and now we have a draft law that provides access to the law on investments, but in fact it is access to state symbo

of course, thank you, the executive director of the all-ukrainian association of communities joined ourcast. well, we are moving on. to this, she announced the president of the european parl , robert matzola, in particular, to increase aid, she outlined such initiatives: strengthening the protection against trafficking and exploitation of displaced children , providing psychological support for the ukrainian language, better meeting the needs of displaced children with disabilities, providing scholarships to students, increasing investments, quality jobs , as well as social support for parents and youth olena symonenko, adviser to the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine, is in direct contact with us elena, we congratulate you, we congratulate you. good afternoon. this is the statement of the president of the european parliament, robert mezzola, that the europeans can provide even more humanitarian aid . is it about something else, about the fact that it is difficult for everyone now, about the fact that we should tighten the belts and do even more about two separate pa

and the roosevelt institute southern economic advancement object executive director.applause] ♪ >> it is great to be here with all of you read i'm excited to introduce our next panel equity by design scoring how cities and counsel are advancing racial equities in the plan. i had the privilege of serving as the chief data equity officer in the rescue plan and limit -- implementation team, to ensure we are meeting the president's goal of advancing equity for this once in a generation investment and funding and community, businesses and families. our number one priority is ensuring the american rescue plan at least to an economic recovery for all americans. this summer we released this report. the details by the administration is in -- centered in our report. it includes the arp equity learning agenda in an and advancement -- announcement of $10 million of funding in innovations happening across the country, not just in federal counties but states and cities across the country. the resource guide lays out specific best practices that can be adapted by government. we have

oleg penzin, the executive director of the economic discussion club , was in touch.n ukraine, the state store has firewood, this is cubic meters for the heating season. let me remind you, the store is called there is firewood. go to the internet. search and stock up for the winter. before the consumer market, in particular, prices for buckwheat may drop to 60. well, a maximum of 70 uah per kilogram, and the forecasts were announced by the minister of agriculture for this season, say agrarians . they plan to collect more than 150,000 tons of this cereal, the most has already been threshed in sumy oblast, zhytomyr oblast, and khmelnytskyi oblast, such a record harvest in recent years, so there will be no shortage of groats, there will be enough for all consumers, and will remain, experts say. well, let's watch, someday the price of buckwheat will drop when it becomes cheaper , so that it would be more optimistic to talk about buckwheat . but the decrease in industrial production of eggs as a result of a full-scale war is estimated at 20%. therefore, a certain shortage

and executive director meritat of the chicana latina foundation in 2003. she's here to tell us more about their mission and her work. thank you so much for joining us olga. well appreciate you very much kristen. thank you for having me. oh, it's our pleasure like that shekinah latina foundation. i know you're a meritas status, but you're still very much involved. tell us what the foundation does. yes, the foundation provides scholarships and leadership training for latina college students. it is a mission near and dear to my heart because as a farm worker from gilroy california from the 60s i was able to attend college because of the scholarships and because of the support that i received so it's part of you know, continuing to pay it forward if you will and and it's really important to make sure that latinas have an educational path because latinos make up 40% of the population in california. and so we say when you ill educate a latina you educate the whole family, so that's a primary work of the chicana latina foundation in addition to providing mentorin

can see the connection too, and oleg is limping the good one is already with us, the deputy executive directorassociation of cities for housing and communal services issues , olezhe, we congratulate you. good day. good day, we started talking . please tell us your assessment. they cope with them and what to expect, well, it was predicted that the city expected such difficult conditions , which are coming, it will be necessary to start the heating season because, let's say so, the beginning of the full- scale offensive of the russian federation and literally since the month of march, the local self-government bodies of the city of e-e were preparing for the fact that, firstly, it was necessary to finish the heating season of 2021-22, and secondly , they were preparing, taking into account the challenges that were already faced by the cities, preparing for the heating season the 2022.2023 season was prepared both independently and by involving central authorities and international organizations, international e-e projections of technical assistance were actually determined, priorities were deter

minister of energy and environmental protection was with us for 19-20 years oleg garnyk deputy executive directorsociation of cities of ukraine for housing and communal services we are joining our next guests about the economy we will talk about money about prices about the exchange rate borys kushniruk is with us economist holo expert analytical council of the ukrainian analytical center borys good health congratulations good day oleg pnzen also joins the executive director of the economic discussion club olezhe good health congratulations good day good day good day about the dollar let's start with the exchange rate, what is happening, what is the reason for the sudden strengthening of the hryvnia, if you can say so, and whether the dollar has become cheaper for a long time, mr. oleg , let's start with you, well, look, in reality , the level of fluctuations at the moment is not so significant that to say that this is something extraordinary, well, that is, for now it is described in the corridor that today is the second point, indeed, recently the position of the national bank has changed a lit

will follow this topic for her few people are watching, but we are watching dmytro boyarchuk , executive directoromic research of the central committee of ukraine, was on radio svoboda , the story of how the finns undertook to provide the ukrainian military with warm socks was not at the end, finnish women and men knitted 20,000 woolen socks for ukrainian soldiers it is the residents of the city of lahti who responded en masse to the request of a finnish conductor of ukrainian origin . knitting needles in ukraine, i am an embroiderer in finland, woolen socks in every family, someone knits socks in our family of dogs, how do socks live, even husbands, mothers, er, knit socks for their children, and grandparents knit socks for their grandchildren , and if you don't get socks for christmas a gift of fire socks is a tragedy because new woolen socks must be made every year. i would like to give warmth to the soldiers now that winter is coming. i thought that maybe a thousand socks would come. there were just so many people that at some point i began to sweat, thinking how i would be able to transfer a

well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by norman solomon, executive director of for the institute for public accuracy, author or war made easy. how presidents and pundits keep spinning us to death. mister solomon is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. now i know that you were born in the early 1950 sam grew up in the washington d. c suburb. so i assume your childhood was colored by the years of my mushroom cloud when you compared the current situation to the events of your childhood, which i know you started professionally. which parent do you think is more dangerous? yeah, well i rely on a lot of the experts such as the bulletin of atomic scientists in the last decade. the danger have been more and more extreme in terms of global nuclear war. and we see just in this year that in the 10 months or so since they both made this last assessment, which was quite dire, the worst and decades it's gotten even more dangerous situation. so subjectively, we've all, i think grown up with these fairs, if we're paying attention, but in terms of expertise. and those who asse

him speak either until the end of the program, let's go back to oksana slobozhana slobozhana executive directore association bridge, and i can ask such absurd questions. i am not an expert, but there are reserves, well, relatively speaking, in lviv, there is coal. yes, because in lviv, there is firewood here in the city center. here, almost everyone has stoves, some kind of fireplaces. i know. that is, it can be used in some way, but let’s say in kyiv, maybe we need some kind of coal there, i don’t know. there is also some kind of coal. if you say that in schools, it is possible to implement some kind of heating points there. then there is also a need for something in the school so that it heats something in at school, they have such things somewhere about it. does anyone think that it is accumulating or what is happening with it in the cities of ukraine, please? he turned to the profile committee and spoke about the fact that 5 billion uah should be provided in the reserve fund for the purchase of such equipment, i will continue the thesis here - oleksia well, i completely agree. unfortunately

ruslan ruslan osypenko, diplomat and connoisseur of our great neighbor china, executive director of the chinese trade association 15:42 minute alina sasoeva, we are engaging a journalist, deputy of the zaporizhzhia district council. we congratulate you. the occupiers have pulled up even more s-300 systems and are once again attacking with these missiles the regional center and the area of ​​destruction and the victims. what is the situation as of today? you know, despite the fact that every day the rashists are shelling zaporizhzhia. today morning is also an exception, we also shaved today, and in principle today can be said to be a good day for the people of zaporozhye, as far as it can be used considering that we live under shelling, but today from the rash attacks in our city, fortunately, no one was hurt, there are no victims, there are no wounded. but in principle, as we were informed, there are no such major injuries, but of course this does not mean that we should relax. so you said that such alarming people arrive from where do they charge their equipment a we are informed in th

she is a human rights lawyer and executive director of the n g o. justice for iran. welcome to the program, and thank you so much for joining us. i'd like to ask you a little bit more about the reaction that we saw there in that report on harshness and resolve on the part of homei. it tell us, is this the only reaction that you think we might expect on his part? yeah, i'm afraid it's ah, that reality alpha that's in the protest, this sheet a d to be on a daily basis. so the only language that de regime communicates with those prod, a who protest is wireless and it has been like these things. they're in section all these um, if you pop it in 19799080. you are very familiar. you have a close ties with people who are in the country and we're just hearing all of these reports of further arrests and attentions walk us through what you're hearing. what happens to those who end up in prison because of the protests. one of the tactic techniques that the regime has used to suffer as the idea of rising a mass. all right, so they have not only arrested policies of protest. ther

this is how we will talk with peter burkovsky, executive director of the democratic initiatives fund,rching the problems of the russian federation. glory to ukraine, mr. peter. glory to the heroes, we congratulate you. the extreme package of european union sanctions against russia led to the fact that there is no limit to perfection, you can implement implement and implement and stupid so speaking from the opinion of the rich, we understand that the sanctions should be perhaps even more powerful. and maybe something additional is being prepared, because we already experienced this in the 14th year, but now russia has generally let go of the shore, that is, gone, so to speak, in a regime of complete chaos, which should be applied to your in the opinion of adequate solutions on the part of the european community and , in general, of the entire international community, well, adequate solutions, russia itself has demonstrated that it wants to feel this more weapons in ukraine, because now we see that europe is also trying to slow down the way of sanctions to suspend the discussion about w

machines, irons, it is more efficient to save on what consumes the most electricity - says the executive directorf the association of energy-efficient cities svyatoslav pavlyuk, teach a kettle to heat water, but an electric kettle to heat its gas with a gas stove easily compensates for charging your gadgets that consume a lot of electricity are advised from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. sviatoslav pavlyuk advises you to use such timers that plug into the socket. you can program what time of day your devices will turn on or, on the contrary, stop working, completely stop using electrical appliances or radically limit electricity consumption , explains the expert, if the given supply the company does not need to complicate its actions with this life, because the last one is the same and this company is also the same that this is the minimum consumption, it is also up to them because they do not know when this energy is children, that is, they have to stop some turbines, some some generating power, now ukrainians are forced to save electricity for a long time, it will be ne