followed the complete suspension of all operations in our country, including the production of ford transit light commercial vehicles and the supply of parts it-engineering support in early march of this year, while ford retains the option to buy back shares for 5 years the russian car market is gradually recovering sales are growing from month to month, while compared to 2021 dynamics. still negative for the first 9 months, russians bought almost 3.5 million used cars, which is 20% less than a year earlier, prices increased by an average of 20% compared to january. the most sought after brand has been fret, the aftermarket is feeling more confidently than the primary sales of new passenger cars in russia for the first three quarters decreased by almost 60% the most popular brand remains lada, but chinese brands have been in second and third places for several months in a row, and every third purchased car comes to us from this particular asian country from january to september, dealers sold 753,000 new cars. this is the data of the association of european businesses, the stocks of cars of

plans of the company, the localization of jac sandra and h35 are analogues of highly demanded ford transitstomed to watching video stopped working install open watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, watch in the application or on the website. in the capital, 9 hours 31 minutes and then briefly about the main thing. the mobilized hones the skills of controlling combat vehicles and is trained in tactical shooting from different types of weapons ; machine guns and grenade launchers and anti-aircraft installations; enemy equipment crews of tanks and infantry fighting vehicles learn to understand each other perfectly , train to attack and defend. the allied forces are in full control of the situation in the area of ​​the zaporizhzhya npp, a breakthrough to the energy gift is excluded, this is stated by the local authorities. the city administration maintains constant contact with the iaea, the head of the organization, rafael grossi, will visit moscow in the coming days the kremlin reacted harshly to zelensk

solers ford all the company stopped operations in russia in march, including the production of ford transitabuga plant, ford adds over 5 years. he can buy back a share in the solarium sport if the situation in the world changes. today two of the largest russian airlines immediately stopped online check-in for their flights, but explain it differently aeroflot did it from 2 am moscow time s7 from 5:00 am aeroflot group on the website contains specific codes and flight numbers aeroflot offers passengers to check-in on flights at the airport, and therefore it is advised to stay there 4 hours before departure, s7 passengers on the website and in the application of the airline now cannot not only check in for a flight, but also buy and exchange tickets choose seats add luggage s7 explains the situation by the fact that today it switches to the russian system for booking tickets and registering passengers. but aeroflot says that it stopped online check-in due to technical work without details a week ago , the airline's ceo sergey aleksandrovsky said that the slot will switch to the domestic ticke

followed the complete suspension of all operations in our country, includes the production of ford transitial vehicles, the supply of parts, it-engineering support at the beginning of the market of this year, while ford retains the possibility of redemption over the course of 5 years, the russian car market is gradually recovering; sales are growing from month to month, while compared to 2021 dynamics. still negative for the first 9 months, russians bought almost 3.5 million used cars, which is 20% less than a year earlier, prices increased by an average of 20% compared to january. lad was the most demanded brand , the secondary market feels more confident than the primary one sales of new passenger cars in russia for the first three quarters decreased by almost 60%, the la brand remains the most popular . chinese brands have been in second and third places for several months in a row and every third car purchased comes to us precisely from this asian country from january to september, dealers sold 753,000 new cars, the stocks of cars of those brands that have left our country are practica

immediate plans, the localization of jac sandra and h35 are analogues of the extremely popular ford transitss our heavy we idea. we are the outpost of noah's war i am not one of those authors who believe that they hear voices and someone to them dictates. i love this city, the promised steppe on the face of yegor, he saw death with his own eyes. the most natural rhyme for the word donetsk this is father. you remember that my poems are like doors in the keyhole, through the hole of which the disk of the moon and the clouds of danetsk are visible. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. 10 hours 30 minutes on the clock of the capital and this is what we have learned by this time. the mobilized train to hone the skills of controlling combat vehicles and learn tactical shooting from different types of weapons. machine guns grenade launchers and anti-aircraft installations targets, orphan manpower and military equipment of the enemy, crews of tanks and infantry fighting vehicles. i want to understand each other perfectly, training

jensen hopes to win is suzanne ford a trans woman who is the executive director of san francisco pride is a book about a young child transitioning ford was hurt and outraged when we showed her jensen's comments that she could equate being lgbtq with mental illness in children is is insane ford says she feels jensen has not been up front about these beliefs during her campaign. i do think they they don't want everyone to know what her real views are. that's why it's so important that we do these interviews with with politicians and people running for office. we need to know what they really believe at the beginning of their careers and hopefully we can make it a real referendum on those beliefs dr. hill says it's hard to how well candidates like jensen will do in the november election certainly in some areas. these are strong candidates who are doing really well and they have backing but it's probably a more conservative area you get surprises all the time, though. you get your friends to door knock and put up the signs and write the postcards and all those sorts of things. you have a chance there. do you think messaging like thi

jensen hopes to win is suzanne ford a trans woman who is the executive director of san francisco pride is a book about a young child transitioningd was hurt and outraged when we showed her jensen's comments that she could equate being lgbtq with mental illness in children is is insane ford says she feels jensen hasot been aut these re. iore d these interviewing ff we need to knowha ty rll believe t beginning o their careers aopully we can make it a real referendum on those beliefs dr. hill says it's hard to how well candidates like jensen will do in the november election certainly in some areas. these are strong candidates who are doing really well and they have backing but it's probably a more conservative area you get surprises all the time, though. you get your friends to door knock and put up the signs and write the postcards and all those sorts of things. you have a chance there. do you think messaging like this is gonna resonate in marin county in terms of teaching something or pushing something on other people or pushing them to accept something. i don't think that's that's a good thing and i think the community doesn't w

jensen hopes to win is suzanne ford a trans woman who is the executive director of san francisco pride is a book about a young child transitioningropriate. no ford was hurt and outraged when we showed her jensen's comments that she could equate being lgbtq with mental illness in children is is insane ford says she feels jensen has not been up front about these beliefs during her campaign. i do think they they don't want everyone to know what her real views are. that's why it's so important that we do these interviews with with politicians and people running for office. we need to know what they really believe at the beginning of their careers and hopefully we can make it a real referendum on those beliefs dr. hill says it's hard to how well candidates like jensen will do in the november election certainly in some areas. these are strong candidates who are doing really well and they have backing but it's probably a more conservative area you get surprises all the time, though. you get your friends to door knock and put up the signs and write the postcards and all those sorts of things. you have a chance there. do you think messag

historians and protagonists, different transitions, and we study every modern presidential transition from carter, ford plus, some of the worst transitions history including 1860 1932 and others that books being published by the university of rochester in cooperation with the miller center, the uva. when i interviewed eric, who was a historian from davis for the book, he wrote a wonderful book on the 1932 to 1933 transition. and i kind of jokingly said, well, why are you writing another on roosevelt? there seem to be a lot of on roosevelt and said, well, i feel that the the 100 days before roosevelt took office whereas important as the 100 days after he took office and most historians focus on 100 days after that i felt like the 100 days before were as important. and after all, during that period, you know, ted widmer highlighted the horrors of the 1860 transition with seven states seceding before lincoln could take the oath of office in the 1932 to 1933 transition, the great depression peaked. we had bank runs in 25 states. hitler came to power. japan withdrew from the league of nations, adding tensio

kelly's ford can be seen as a transition for pelham. it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he's a bit of a legend in his own lifetime and we will talk about that in a few minutes. when he dies life and memory begin and do they always match up? we will explore that in a few minutes. let's start off with the premise for today's discussion and that is a person's life and the story after their death may not match. there were a few questions i'd like you to keep in mind as we are going to the presentation. what were the primary source facts during the life so was written about a person while they are alive? what do they -- what do we see in their own writings as well? number two how did this person view themselves and again that's going to tie back into the primary sources and number three are their motives were a different narrative to emerge after their death? the keeping these things in mind let's jump in to life versus legend with john pelham and life versus legend happened to a lot of civil war figures i'm not making the claim that pelham has a unique experience. we can put

kelly's ford can be seen as a transition for pelham. it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he is a bit of a legend in his own lifetime, we're gonna talk about that in a few minutes. but when he dies, what stories do not always match up. we will explore that in a few minutes. let's just start off with a premise for today's discussion. that is that a person's life and the story written about them after their death may not match. there are a few questions that i would like you to keep in mind as we go through the presentation. what are the primary source facts during the life? what is written about a person while they are alive? what do they write? why do we see in their own writing as well? number two, how does this person view themselves. again, that's gonna tie back into the primary sources. and number three, are their motives for different narratives to emerge after their death? so keeping these things in mind, let's jump into life versus legend. with a john pelham. live versus legend [inaudible] a lot of civil war figures. so i will not make the claim that he has a unique

ford eco-sport or a nissan. jobina: an influx of cash is coming to help people transition into state -- into stable housing. the state is having s's go h peopl i oakland is serving 50 people in the what street encampment more than 60,000 dollars per person. a total of eight areas are getting money from the encampment resolution funds. reggie: have a plan in place, that is the push from officials after the i .1 magnitude earthquake. everything went as well as they could have helped. there were no injuries or major damage and that should serve as a reminder that a more devastating quake could happen at any time. simple steps to prepare could be lifesaving. >> remove heavy objects from the top shelves and move them to the lower shelves or floor. all of my planters are on the floor. have latches so dishes and cups do not fall out of the cabinets. reggie: have an emergency kit ready to go and make sure to check it so that nothing has expired. we have a video on abc 7 that outline what officials say. the way students learn about the water cycle is changing and it has everything to do with us. the u.s. released a

ford eco-sport or nissan murano. >> an influx of cash is coming to the bay area to help people transition into stable housing. san francisco getting nearly $11 million to help 345 on houston people -- unhoused people. a total of eight areas across the state are getting money. >> have a plan in place is the push from santa clara officials after the earthquake. everything went as well as they could have hoped. there are no injuries or major damage. they say it should serve as a reminder a more devastating quake could happen at any time. >> heavy objects from the top shelves and move them down to the lower shelves. you are -- your dishes, your cups, so they don't fall out. >> have an emergency preparedness kit ready to go. video we have now shows exactly what should be in your kit. >> the water cycle is changing. the u.s. geological survey released a diagram describing where water is on earth and how it moves. this revised version replaces one used by educators worldwide. >> we better understand the productivity and interactions between groundwater and surface water. major changes and issues like drought, floodi

ford okay housing and sustainable communal grants. infrastructure grant program and new if financial tuts for transit funding programs. which is exciting for us. the ahs krushgs the grants awarded 18 projects 309 million dollars since 2018. the funding build new affordable housing units. the opportunities are become more come petitive especially as more projects are getting submitted for funding opportunities. having the preference points through this designation does help any project that come through san francisco to secure that state funding and realize the goals. i want to highlight this application includes existing policies and programs already in place. that did not commit san front to new programs. there are the housing element press and other processes on going. but this is a highlight of when we have done in san francisco successful in getting affordable housing built. examples we have 14 policies. that includes the local density program bonus program of home sf. accessory dwelling unit programs. policy no park requirements. zoning that allows make uses in commercial districts. one stop permit center. impact

transit. across the fair, there were displays of state-of-the-art high speed railway trains. there were modern airplanes. there were new ocean liners. ford, the ford motor company, they had brand-new sedans. fair goers could drive them themselves on the so-called roads of tomorrow. that's part of the exhibit. you could get in a car and drive around. shocking. the majority of people in 1939 had never driven a car before. only one in five owned one. at the fair, in addition to cars you could drive and dioramas you could go through, they also had what they call the world's longest electric stairway. it was just an escalator. people lined up to ride to the top. they then wanted to write it back down again. most glorious thing of all was a giant robot that they had on display. that as a key feature, they could smoke cigarettes. this is a robot they called electro. >> i present the robot man. electro, come here. >> here he comes, ladies and gentlemen, he is walking up to greet you under his own power. all right. will you tell your story? please? >> who, me? >> yes, you. >> okay, toots. ladies and gentlemen, i would be very glad to tell my stor

transit. across the fair there were displays of state-of-the-art high-speed railway trains, there were modern airplanes. there were new ocean liners. ford the ford motor company had brand new sedans which fair growers could drive themselves on the so-called road of tomorrow. for the exhibit you could get in a car and drive it around this little test track again. shocking the majority of people in 1939 had never driven a car before only one in five own. at the fair addition to cars you could drive and dioramas you could go through they had also what they called the world's longest electric stairway. which is just an escalator, but people lined up to ride this to the top and then ride it back down again. i think the most hilarious thing of all was a giant robot they had on display that it's a key feature was that it could smoke cigarettes a robot. they called electro. pleasure i present to you electro the westinghouse moto man electro. come here and here he comes ladies and gentlemen walking up to greet you under his own power. all right, electro. well you tell your story, please. who me? yes you okay toots ladies and gentlemen, i'll be v