in city hall. outside city hall. all over the city. and tomorrow we plan to light city hall in the colors of the mexico flag of red, green and white. [applause]. thank our council general for her partnership. and i want to thank ole ga for her work and so many others joining us today. i don't know but but i am i don't know if anyone else feels like this about any other toed that exist in the world. i can eat mexican food every single day. so that's why i'm more excite body i think i miss the free tacos but. hopefully someone has my back after we finished with this celebration. ir foal good to be here with all of you today. i foal the good energy and the joy and the excitement of independence. and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, today we will declare it el grito day in the city of san francisco! [applause]. el grito independence day in san francisco! i know i butchered it but i tried. thank you for joining us here today! [applause]. [laughter]. okay. at this sometime i want to be able to take a point of privilege, and

we burst into the hall directly , entered the hall, burst in, which means we stormed the hall by assaultts only 15 minutes, the alpha fighters are already in the hall and it appears to the eyes, a terrible picture of a room filled with hostages is completely mined from top to bottom practically. the theater was mined very competently with professional points of view. we approached everything was thought out everything was thought out by the women, the shahid women were seated. they were so that detonation could occur during an explosion. well, and, accordingly, the balcony can collapse. well, and all this one will be, so to speak, the construction of the upper multi-ton. it will collapse back and then everyone will be unloaded with shovels on suicide bombers 25 belts with explosives, which are mined by two powerful high-explosive bombs from 152-mm artillery shells. one in the stalls, the other on the balcony. any second. there might be an explosion absolutely every suicide bomber was a dubbed channel. each personally and by radio channel and not only the leader had a radio station on a c

hall. >> i think that robert hall went to the walgreens in order to confront emmett corrigan.un and rob decided that was his opportunity to get his candy back by killing emmett. >> why did he talk to emmett for eight minutes before he fired? the store was closing said the prosecutor. people were going home. >> i think he waited until there were no eyewitnesses and he executed emmett corrigan. >> a neat and tidy theory, agreed the defense. but completely wrong. >> this fight was started by emmett corrigan. >> rob was a nice guy said the defense and it was emmett who was out of control, emmett who kept amphetamines and steroids in his pickup truck. drugs with serious side effects said experts. >> he had hyperability, as well as impulsiveness and an explosive temper. >> what really happened? rob didn't testify. a doctor backed his claim because of his head wound he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fire. then the gun fell on the ground. emmett grabbed it, shot rob in the pause rob grabbed ahold and fired back in self defence. and th

you must go to the hall. sergey lobankov, tried to control himself, there were children around for whom he made responsibility guys, get up, go to the hall. so it's necessary, it means it's necessary. ah, well, there was no unrest, no fear, no danger, only these mice, for what reason, what is happening, so the guys passed. eh, the first ones there released all of them, and when i passed this man, respectively, the hall, when i entered the actors. here's the coupon andrey subbotin and vanya will fire. they were just dragging this huge land mine bomb, which they set up. i carried the landmine. well, how to say, not on their own. yes, among the audience there was not even a hint of panic or anxiety, no one screamed, lamented or cried in complete silence, everyone watched with interest what would happen next, it turns out that at that moment the audience thought that all this was part of the performance and did not understand that their lives were already hanging by a thread. that day when? it should have taken p

it was already there in the hall.nd, fear, panic, aggression, hostility, we experienced all the feelings and still we are sitting, and therefore we have already been some kind of apathy, something that will be an assault. for some reason they were sure. we're right. we've been waiting, that is. we knew what would happen and we knew that there would be gas and i for the girls, which means they had some kind of pigtail there. we tore one bottle in half, i immediately put the general water there. so the girls told them if there is some kind of smell there or there to see some smoke or something else right away, these are handkerchiefs. soak with this water and apply it tightly, tightly, tightly to your nose to your mouth and then on the barrel and do not move everything. sorry face. he has such holes, and i don’t have some kind of type here, a fireplace. here are the grids. that's where it went from. you know, it's like when smoke rises like that. here's a gray smoke, but you can't panic. i say guys, i say, quickly come

hall. a really good 24, and i wanted to keep that — hall.eep that competition. _ hall. a really good 24, and i wanted to keep that competition. i - hall. a really good 24, and i wanted to keep that competition. i don't - to keep that competition. i don't want _ to keep that competition. idon't want to— to keep that competition. i don't want to make my team selection easy, i want _ want to make my team selection easy, i want them _ want to make my team selection easy, i want them to be really hard. i've -ot i want them to be really hard. i've got a _ i want them to be really hard. i've got a great — i want them to be really hard. i've got a great group of staff that work hard to _ got a great group of staff that work hard to prepare these players, and it's going _ hard to prepare these players, and it's going to help when we pick our team _ it's going to help when we pick our team against greece. i want 24 players _ team against greece. i want 24 players always fighting for the spot — players always fighting for the sot. , ., ., players alway

the hall of the theater complex?rmatively, that here is the wall, well, it is made of drywall. so he roughly showed us where it is. it's about this move. well, sergey just had a swiss knife, here is a multi-purpose one, there he drilled a hole and sawed sawed this drywall and there we saw the masonry for several days, uh, that is, our employees who were uh, there and held this room. they didn't make too much noise. temporarily dismantled the installation. here, in order to, in principle, penetrate from there. and here through several dozen fighters will go through this passage in order to break into the hall, and there the distance to the hall was, but 15 meters, no more, but the people in the hall still do not know that the special forces are preparing for their release and only pray for salvation. after the escape of elena zinoviev, svetlana kononova, the terrorists. in a rage, they take out evil on the hostages, and then hangs, an ominous pause , the terrorists, obviously waiting for something, the tension is grow

okay hall, anglo american. but the other two figures, the ones that are right in the center, our irish catholics. richard slippery dick connally. who served as comptroller in the city government. and peter sweeney, who served as commissioner. neither of these positions suggest great political power. but no, not at this time. he is more minor, an unelected bureaucratic position like comptroller. these were much more important because these were positions that dealt with finances and jobs. so half of the tweed rain is irish catholic. but more importantly, tammany's rank and file was overwhelmingly irish and catholic. and tweed it was seen as their champion. tweet was seen by the irish catholics themselves as their champion. so these are the possibilities of the new world, putting aside old resentments. saying oh, we're not going to support a scotch presbyterian. they supported him because he supported them. there was truly corruption at the heart of this relationship. in 1871, the new york times charged tweed wit

he goes home, spends the rest of his days at gunston hall. what we do know is he continues to stay in communication with a number of delegates who were his colleagues in philadelphia. most notably james madison. james monroe remains a very close friend. thomas jefferson. and for the purposes of our story today, what we also know is that when madison realizes that we do need this thing called the bill of rights, amended to our constitution, one of the first things he does is travel to gunston hall and consult with mason about how best to accomplish that. mason lives long enough to see the bill of rights amended to the constitution and ultimately dies at gunston hall after a very brief illness in 1792. thomas jefferson was the last person to see last visitor to see him before he passed. and unfortunately, monroe was trying diligently to get there, but could not get there in time. so as we think about what all this means in its global context, there are a couple of key things that i'll just share by way of how i would define the global impact. m

and that's kind of how tammany hall functionedded. and ask it does give some specificity as well to the northern democratic party. we haven't had too much time to look at it in this class. democratic party, again, the oldest party in the american national. it's extremely divided, the southern democratic party the party of slave holding, not a whole lot this common with the northern party. not slave holding anymore, but still very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo. not yankee, but certainly anglo, native. they can claim to be true the americans. but the northern democratic party, the urban democratic party is heavily immigrant and so tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall, a political club within the democratic party and in the democratic party per se. but this political club in new york controls new york city politics for much of the late 19th century and into with about the middle of the 20th century. and the image that you have here which is very much an ima

architectural pearl city hall of the 18th century. listed in the catalog of world architectural monuments, published in the usa, it is included in the seven town halls located on the territory of belarus. the height of the town hall is 43 m and it somehow reminds me of the mogilev truth . about 80 shops at the owners jews could buy everything they needed. uh, such an 18th-century supermarket on the facade of the first floor , windows with pseudo-doors and imitation shutters , they decided to recreate shops in this way. at least outwardly. i think they succeeded. when they thought over the project of the restoration of the town hall in the city , the need to build a school, the architects, with one shot, killed two hares at once on the walls of a historical building. they placed an educational institution. now there is a gymnasium here, and at one time underground passages led from the town hall in different directions. they are now asleep there is a legend according to which in one of them the prince, i’ll give the devil a lynx, as i

hall the 1867. they had begun trying to sell it in the 1820s. by that point, it the soil was completely depleted. the timber was all gone and it was advertised. you could have bought the whole plant for like 1500 dollars and the advertisement in the alexandria paper referencing the access to the abundance fisheries of the potomac river as their primary selling point. but one of the interesting things you with his oldest son, who gunston hall dying only four years after he did his oldest son george. the fifth died in 1796. there are a series of very transitional still family, but very transitional owners, cousins and second cousins. there were periods of no active residency until ultimately they sold it in 1867, so i believe it was eric that brought it up earlier in the panel discussion about the paucity of sources in regards to some of the work that you all have done. and we're thinking a lot about the theme today of. the american revolution's impact on the global and as a bibliophile, self-proclaim

wilson was confronted by hall in march 2021. after he was accused of throwing rocks at cars on i-680, in danville. >> police body cam video shows wilson armed with a knife but his family claims he was suffering from a mental health crisis before he was shot and killed. district attorney diana backed and told the wilsons thursday her office could not prove without a reasonable doubt. that hall broke the law. burris says the outcome is not what was wanted. but the upside is that hall has been held accountable. we won't be a police officer in the future. >> it would not have a gun. positive sign in any event, even though this particular condition and this particular case not being prosecuted. >> reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, elon musk is officially the new owner of twitter are still working to get some details on the deal. but sources u.s. is taking control of twitter. it is already making some staffing changes there. now the news about must takeover of the company comes after 6 months of back a

and in fact, the work that was done here in city hall did in the happen by magic. it happened because of people like commissioner al perez and the host committee that wanted to do something wonder everwonderful to celebrate the history, culture of the filipino community and recognize the contributions this community had right here in san francisco beginning in the early 1900's. we are really excited and honored to be here today to celebrate with you to see many of the performances, activities and of course, learn about the history. and before i talk a bit about that history, i wanted to take this opportunity to recognize a few other officials who are joining us this evening starting with the president of the board of supervisors walton. supervisor safai. and supervisor connie chan. thank you for joining us, i also see our fire chief in the house nicholson. and some of department heads joining us including jeff tumlin and others. thank you so much for joining us here today. and as i said, a rich history starting in the early 1900's. this community is an important pa

architectural pearl city hall of the 18th century.isted in the catalog of world architectural monuments published in the united states and is included in the seven town halls located on the territory of belarus. the height of the town hall is 43 m, and it somehow reminds me of the mogilev one, however, the main difference between the shklov one is that there were trading rows around it. about 80 shops from the owners of the jews could buy everything you need a kind of supermarket of the xviii century on the facade of the first floor of the window with pseudo-doors and imitation shutters, so they decided to recreate the shop. at least outwardly. i think they succeeded. when they thought over the project of the restoration of the town hall in the city, the need for construction arose?

architectural pearl city hall of the 18th century. included in the catalog of world architectural monuments published in the usa and is included in the seven town halls located on the territory of belarus the height of the town hall is 43 m and it somehow reminds me of the mogilev truth . about 80 shops from the owners of the jews could buy everything you need, a kind of supermarket of the 18th century on the facade of the first floor, windows with pseudo-doors and imitation shutters, so they decided to recreate the shops. at least outwardly. i think they succeeded. when the project for the restoration of the town hall in the city was being considered, the need to build a school, the architects, with one shot, killed two birds with one stone . the walls of a historic building placed an educational institution. now there is a gymnasium here, and at one time underground passages led from the town hall in different directions. they are now covered up. there is a legend according to which in one of them the prince, i’ll give the devil a l

and you did it in some hall, where did you find this hall?es, our big hall in which we prepared for the war is now broken. we have a small hall left on the site, it is left because it is in the basement and during the occupation it served as a bomb shelter, and it was this hall that saved it, and we have this hall, we train and prepare in it, but there is very little of it and it is not enough also one of the reasons why the germans were very shocked that we were able to show a decent level because, well, how in such a small room such a large number of people prepared a program that is demonstrated on a large platform, let's say so, more can add that the beginning of the competition, well, the official arrival of the teams was from the first day and from 1:00 p.m., the organizers asked how much you need to serve the buses. i say well, we need to be in the hall at least at 11, they say, and why do i say well, all the teams were preparing in normal conditions, and we we didn't have a big site, and that's why every hour, every one of those 10-15

architectural pearl city hall of the 18th century. it is listed in the catalog of world architectural monuments published in the usa and is included in the seven town halls located on the territory of belarus. the height of the town hall is 43 m and it somehow reminds me of the mogilev truth . about 80 shops from the owners of the jews could buy everything you need a sort of 18th-century supermarket on the facade of the first floor, windows with pseudo-doors and imitation shutters thus decided to recreate shops. at least outwardly. i think they succeeded. when they thought over the project of the restoration of the town hall in the city, the need to build a school, the architects, with one shot, killed two hares at once on the walls of a historical building. they placed an educational institution. now there is a gymnasium here, and at one time underground passages led from the town hall in different directions. they are now bombarded. there is a legend according to which in one of them, the prince, i’ll give the devil a lynx, as i alr

hall of justice, next slide, please. all right. so, hall of justice is the first red facility to pass all three audits back in 2020. next slide, please. the public safety building follows suit and passed all three waste audits in 2021. next slide. city hall, city that passed the recycle and composting audit with 11 fueled contamination percent was unfortunately overpassing requirement. next slide, please. so, reviewing the trash audits, (indiscernible) containers were inspected. next slide, please. there is contamination and noted in the photograph. if you can proceed to the next slide. and next slide. one van ness passed but the contamination rates in the containers was over the passing grade. next slide. based on the audit reports, the common identified contaminants in the landfill waste were papers such as documents, (indiscernible) papers and most of the used paper towels and kitchen napkins and disposable plates and cups and food scraps. next slide. the other result was of a disappoint so we need to learn from the mistakes and

unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. the prosecution taken place earlier or that he had been removed from the streets early as a consequence of it. will not be dan wilson was confronted by hall in march 2021. after he was accused of throwing rocks at cars on i-680, in danville. >> police body cam video shows wilson armed with a knife but his family claims he was suffering from a mental health crisis before he was shot and killed. district attorney diana backed and told the wilsons thursday her office could not prove without a reasonable doubt. that hall broke the law. burris says the outcome is not what was wanted. but the upside is that hall has been held accountable. he won't be a police officer in the future. it will not have a gun. positive sign. >> in any event, even though this particular condition and this particular case not being prosecuted. >> the da is expected to further outline her reasons for not prosecuting hall tomorrow

vlad with them hall. they train and exercise unrealistically. it's unrealistic.es. that's when no one is there. when i was pregnant, i dreamed that i was jumping, if i was jumping with my stomach, as if i was coming up for competitions . i tell the coaches, can i do something else? i have such a belly, i can't jump on it. and of course, as without mothers. athlete kanna goncharova and her husband, an olympic champion, are coping with their twin daughters. and vanessa kolodinskaya is already raising two sons. the most exciting hours. pending second child bronze medalist. i spent tokyo 2020 with a film crew of agencies, of course. about this in everything, that when i go to the olympics, of course, then we will already plan. and then, as god wills. well, thank god everything happened as planned. the history of belarusian athletes who will win a medal and raise children and make a career, watch the film parents from sports tonight after a panorama of belarus 1. my colleague's sports topic of sales, the results of the day in the panorama at 21:00 good evening. stolic

unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. if the prosecution taken place earlier or that he had been removed from the streets early as a consequence of it. will not be dan wilson was confronted by hall in march 2021. after he was accused of throwing rocks at cars on i-680, in danville. >> police body cam video shows wilson armed with a knife but his family claims he was suffering from a mental health crisis before he was shot and killed. district attorney diana backed and told the wilsons thursday her office could not prove without a reasonable doubt. that hall broke the law. burris says the outcome is not what was wanted. but the upside is that hall has been held accountable. he won't be a police officer in the future. it will not have a gun. positive sign. >> in any event, even though this particular condition and this particular case not being prosecuted, reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, also in contra co

the hall is always full magomayev comes on stage and you know, i was also sitting in the hall, firstly stood up and there was an ovation for about three minutes, that is, everyone forgot about the concert the concert that someone performed this was such a drum applause he could not even start singing, because people met him, as if they had come to his solo concept, which everyone had been waiting for a very long time, these two songs did not have time. naturally, it was, uh, full of trucks. and after that, everyone was shouting wedding wedding, and it was apparently not a prepared number. he suddenly just sang it, eh . this song wedding today could celebrate its fortieth anniversary, but since this is a wedding song , it should not celebrate a birthday, but an anniversary weddings of 40 years is a ruby ​​wedding. it would never occur to anyone to miss such a date, they celebrate both chintz and paper, leather and copper, and whatever kind of cook weddings for an anniversary, for example. so, when older people celebrate their golden wedding retirement, magomayev's wedding begins. so the

hall already serving a prison term. now 4 separate shooting in 2018 contra costa county has already had to pay millions of dollars to wilson's family in connection with that shooting. but the family says it was disappointed to learn that hall will not be charged with killing their son. kron four's. dan thorn talked with the family's attorney tonight and he joins us live from the newsroom. dan gathering, can the contra costa county dist attorney diana becton is? >> officially announcing the news tomorrow, but we learned tonight that the da told the wilsons that haul will not be charged. wilson's family attorney john burris says the da faces challenges prosecuting hall because wilson was holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure trau

hall?communicate with those viewers who, for the most part, will already go to yours, you know, i don’t like either one or the other to escape early. e no. me as soon as the movie starts. if it's a premiere or a festival so far, i'll watch it first there for 5 minutes to check the sound. e image so that everything is normal, and then i, uh, go out explain why, because psychologically it's not that rare, but not so often, films are made for me, this is what i call a living being , you know, and when someone checks, not god forbid something will creak. i can't have this action on me. it's very very strong, so i try not to look. but i can tell you that not so long ago they showed now there was a period when old films were released again for distribution and space, as a premonition was shown around moscow here in the october cinema, a large hall for me was a great joy, i repeat this word, but there was a full hall. i've been sitting here. she was already recently in vyborg showing a walk in min

and so the hall was darkened, everyone sat and sniffed , very satisfied.was not a case of a complete lack of electricity. generators, lanterns , batteries and other sources of light were purchased here. the head of the institution i am sure that thanks to such a chamber atmosphere, most people have discovered the organ hall in a new classical way. music is certainly not the only art that can be even in extreme conditions, and in order for a classical music concert to take place, a musician is enough, an instrument is enough, and an audience is enough, then we can be creative , we can use the available resources and situations in its saving mode, the cultural institution will work until the situation in the country stabilizes, and they say that they are ready to inspire others with their example oksana yasnitska, arsen ruslanov, rada tv channel, national marathon, single news, a unique demining machine was shown in kharkiv oblast, she in ukraine while one was informed in the state emergency service of the region, they say that the equipment will save the li

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in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm maurice i'm running for office of of district attorney in san francisco. i'm a local product. i went it hik here. i graduated from college here. and i attended law school in the bay area. a resident of this city. and i witnessed over the years the gradual deterioration of the state of the city. crimes and violence. i have been a victim of a crime. however, if you lect mow on november 8, 20 too i will end crime as you know it in san front. i will do that. by simple low aggressively prosecuting crimes. charging both probation violations as well as new crimes. i will make sure well is compliance. i will aggressively pursue new crimes and if crimes are committed, and they are serious i plan to seek maximum sentences without any hesitation. i'm asking actual vote for me on november 8 to protect the citizens to protect the property, to protect the jobs

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. i'm stephanie a district 2 supervisor in san francisco running for another term this november dp love your support past 5 years i have been focussed on things that are important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you.

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm ms. bill copper i'm here today asking for your passport and your vote. and helping me get elected for the district 6 supervisor seat. i'm coming to you today asking for support and asking you to help me alleviate so many issues and disparity in our community and helping mow to focus on where we need to be at in san francisco. the election is november the eighth 2022. and i have been a commune member in district 6 for 40 years. i have always been committed to my community and to equity competence equality and excellence. i think people of color should be eli haved to a higher level then and there we have been for over 40 years. i need your support in helping meto get there and helping mow to make san francisco the better city that is really should be. please support me and come out to vote and if you see me, talk to me i'm willing to talk to all m

and so here, that's three rooms down the hall. so if you book them, they get all of their needs taken care of in one go. this is an opportunity for us here in the tenderloin to come together, try out these ideas to see if we can put -- get -- connect people to services in a is r. >>> my name is debra alvarez rodriguez. i'm the deputy director in san francisco. my background is one in which i have spent the entirety of my life committed to finding solution to poverty and addressing the issues of inequity so people and communities can have accesses to resources and financial freedom. one thing true anode dear to my heart was the power of business ownership in creating pathways to financial freedom. we have still in infancy. we had over 100 entrepreneurs come and start their businesses. some are food trucks. some are restaurants. some are in farmer's markets and so farther. that's an incredible legacy and record to build upon. this was the perfect opportunity for me to come back home, you know, come back to the neighborhood and take

reigns in the concert hall and how the public perceives music.ytska learned about the current realities. this is how the duet of the clarinet targana sounds. - under what conditions is this artist, first of all, anything can happen, notes can fly out of the air, they can turn off the lights in case of constant alarms, the audience in the hall, many people want to penetrate the music and distract yourself from everyday life, you really feel that people are somehow so deeply immersed in their emotions, their feelings, and it seems to me that this is even more important during the war, because there are a lot of internal reflexes, and one's own music gives the opportunity to think about them somewhere and feel them. somewhere even to relax, the first would the concert was played bach music by the soloist-organist serhiy pavlov in the hall suddenly the light went out, but neither the soloist nor the entire composition of the symphony orchestra was lost, the musicians illuminated the notes with flashlights and the concert continued, the audience and t