sure, kandi hall.tory on the stand, that she told us of emmett pushing rob. emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem? she told the police a very different story the night it happened. you told detective miller that night that you did not see or hear a physical altercation, isn't that right? i don't know. i don't remember. keith morrison: in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. i'm trying to clarify that your stories changed after speaking with your husband. things were remembered after talking to my husband. ok. keith morrison: in fact, later, the judge made a comment outside the jury's presence. he said in all of his 30 some years on the bench, he'd never seen a witness so thoroughly discredited. keith morrison: but before she left the witness stand, kandi expressed her love and sorrow for the man she cheated on, yet still loved. (crying) he knew and he still know

today, the town hall building houses a historical and ethnographic museum. welcome welcome to belarus. the hosts of travel show like at home know exactly how to behave when visiting. foreign students travel around belarus! hello everyone! today we are traveling around the minsk region, i was told that we need to start our excursion in a village called gorodischi, neiki is great, they study its history, explore the sights, beautiful, friends, today we are in the city of arsen. in order for france to be france again, we need a space for free communication. in france, unfortunately, it is impossible. political sovereignty can be easily restored, but this sovereignty has no meaning if there is no mental, cultural sovereignty. russia is the guarantor of the defender of traditional values. is not aimed at improving the education system, not at improving, on the contrary, breaking, in fact, this is in the deepest sense an anti-human ideology, which can be seen in the development of the so-called transhumanism. we saw a magnificent reflection of this ideology in the

in the export hall. today, the iran energy exchange hosts the supply of various types the product is in the subgroup of oil, gas and other energy carriers. 35,000 tons of naphtha, 2,500 tons of raffinate and 20,000 tons of methanol are offered in the international hall. in this hall, 6,000 tons of butane and 6,000 tons of light cutting are also used on the board. the heavy cutting, the heavy caravan and the raw gas are among the other export supplies of the energy exchange. 4,000 tons of panneh, 6,000 tons of cso and 2,000 tons of tenzin are available in the inner hall. halal types are among the other domestic supplies of energy exchange. efforts to supply cement in the export hall of the commodity exchange, this news and more in today's news package bahabazar cement measures are being taken to supply cement in the export hall of the commodity exchange and to observe a price floor for export transactions. seyed reza shahrani, a member of the iranian steel manufacturers association, said that measures sho

traded in the export hall. and that analysts believe that the decline in bitcoin accumulation is a warning for traders. bitcoin in 2024 due to the introduction of exchange-traded funds to the highest price level reached 73,000 dollars, after which it started a downward trend. according to analysts, from the end of august to the beginning of september 2024, the bitcoin accumulation score is close to zero, and this shows the players. they don't buy big, and buying sentiments are bearish, and if the selling pressure continues, there is a risk of bitcoin falling below $50,000. bitcoin is currently trading at $5,451, down 6.6% from last week. ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency with 7t and 59% weekly decrease of $2,297. part of the severe fall. digital widths it was due to the sharp drop in the value of shares of major american technology companies on friday. the end of the news to god-guarded capital. the report of lasuchit brace is sure to know about it, and discovers late. the iran al-sarukhi program is

there were shops around the town hall, about 76. other information often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had. all sources give a different number of storeys, probably depending on from what each of the authors understood by the word floor. we do not know either the original appearance, or the author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1700. in 72 after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander, the construction of a new stone town hall began. history is silent about the year the construction began and the name of the architect. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also in chechersk there appeared. and churches and a catholic church. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the

i believe i have the best staff at city hall. i will continue to work hard for district 7, west side and the city. we are living ain polarizing times county and city. i am a bridge building to build consensus and achieve a result for our district. we need to find ways to come together and make progress on taxing issues and i have proven i can get that done. a democrat my entire adult life and work to register democrats and voted in every election since a citizen of the country in 95. before being supervisors i spent decades working for a better san francisco, including as a city commissioner and for mayor gavin newsom. my family came to san francisco in the 80 during the civil war. the city gave us refuge from violence. i raised 3 daughters in district 7 and work hard to insure everyone who wants to stay in san francisco can. thank you and november 5, vote for democrats, kamala harris for president and myrna melgar for district 7 supervisor. >> hi. i'm math boschetto. forth generation san francisco, small business owner and fathe

. >> now you're a city hall outsider, making you stand out. but the reality is you're going to be working with folks who have built their careers in san francisco government. how do you think you could come in to get them to not only listen to you, but work with you as well? >> it is something i have done if my whole career. i built largest poverty fighting organization west of new york city. we did super bowl 50 in a different way. i built housing here if san francisco on time and under budget, when no one thought that was possible. we will do the same thing in city hall. they will require building trust. i'm going to take the oath of office on january 8, 2025. i can promise you, something will go wrong at 2:00 p.m. and i hate to say that, but it's true. i'm not going to blame the past administration or throw the d.a. or supervisors under the bus. i'm going to start building real trust with my supervisors, department heads, and tell them the cometure of accountability, it will start with me. and i think that is how you start working with peop

they are appearing in the halls. for example, this swimming pool in the alekseevsky district is being built according to the new standard. monolithic work has already been completed, there will be two bowls, a large one and a small one, for those who are just learning to swim. this is the only pool in this area, which is 50 m large, the pool can simultaneously accommodate 173 athletes per hour or 1,730 people per shift. the bowl of the large pool will be made of stainless steel steel. unlike tiles, such material is easier to install and maintain. in addition, steel is more durable, the space will be safe. a system will be installed here that will signal if an emergency happens on the water. this is a block of cameras installed on the sides. and also along the perimeter, if a person begins to dive to the bottom for the staff, a signal will go to the pulse, that such a situation has occurred, you need to pay attention, save the person. you can fully train in moscow parks, for example, only in the yauza river floodplain

there were shops near the town hall, about 76.nformation often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many floors the town hall had. all sources cite different number of floors, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word floor. we do not know the original appearance, nor the author, nor the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773 , the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander, the construction of a new stone town hall began. the year the construction began, the name of the architect, history is silent. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also in three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high, the roof is topped with four-sided towers with spires

the public comment portion of this town hall meeting will now begin. the length of time for public comment will be one hour. to call in to this meeting, please call. 14156550001. again, the number to call into the meeting. is 14156550001. please enter access code. 26610578714. pound pound. each public comment caller will have up to two minutes to speak. if you wish to join the queue for public comment, please listen carefully to the following instructions. interpretation is available in both spanish and cantonese. if you are watching on webex, you may click the interpretation button and select your preferred language. if you are calling into the meeting again, please call. 14156550001. enter access. code 26610578714. pound pound. you may press star three to raise your hand to get in the queue to speak for public comment, you will be prompted when you have been unmuted and it is your turn to speak once again. each caller will have up to two minutes to provide public comment for this town hall meeting. your two minutes will begin once you have been promp

near the town hall there were shops, about 76.information often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had. all sources give a different number of storeys, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word "floor". we do not know its original appearance, author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander , the construction of a new stone town hall began. the year the construction began and the name... history is silent. now the building dates back to the end of the 16th century. three churches and a catholic church also appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, in has two floors in height. the roof is topped with four-sided towers with spires on the

i'm not running because san francisco is broken, i'm running because city hall is. my campaign has been laser focused on being serious about safety. i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i know we can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it takes pragmatic reasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starting a new fresh vision that prioritize out pp comes over the same stale ideological of the past. my name is trevor chandler, running for d9 supervisor and i would be honored to earn your vote. >> my name is jackie fielder and running to represent district 9 to represent the missio

you may send comments to city hall 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco california, 94102. if you have documents you like to be included as part of the file, submit them to me before the end of the meeting. make sure to silence cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisor agenda of september 17, 2024, unless otherwise stated. >> thank you madam clerk. please call items 1 and 2 together. >> yes, items 1 and 2 is one ordinance and one resolution authorizing and approving settlement of lawsuit jun litigated claim ranging between $160 thousand to $350 thousand. >> thank you, and unless one of my colleagues expresses a desire to go into closed session, i reviewed these items, and am prepared to make a motion to forward them after public comment without the necessity of closed session. seeing no comments from colleagues, we'll proceed with that plan. madam clerk, let's open these two items up for public comment. >>

the third hall is about the events of the last century, the fourth has become an exhibition hall, thedicated to the restoration of the kosovo palace, which should be completed by 2023. on average, i calculated, viewing the exhibition takes about 20 minutes. do you hear? the palace always had incredible acoustics, clap your hands and the sound would instantly reach the opposite end of the castle, that's what i call technology, a smart home, famous throughout the area. the central entrance was made specially narrow without railings so that each guest of puslovsky, climbing the stairs, could touch the musical wall, which was on the left side of the entrance, and from this wall came such a peculiar music, but the music was not classical, it was, it came from ceramic pots, they were called voices and with a light touch... such a unique music emanated from them and thus greeted each guest of puslovsky. and it is also known that at one time such personalities as the artist napoleon orda, writers henryk sienkiewicz and eliza orzeszko were guests of the family nest. marshal jozef pełsudski, hi

the flooring in the large sports hall has been changed, basketball stands have appeared, the hall hasdivided, which means that classes for two different sports can be held simultaneously. the net is lowered, on one half they can practice, for example, rhythmic gymnastics, on the other, table tennis, the small hall has also been updated , dance lessons, karate and taqwando classes are usually held here, the hall now looks much more welcoming, and the locker rooms have become more modern, now we are with you are in the women's locker room, they added showers, now there are 10 of them, enough for everyone, everyone has time to wash up and leave on time, and everyone can come in on time, there are enough lockers, we have new ones, with a bracelet, no key is required, you put the bracelet on, open it, close it, work out, hand the bracelet over to the administrator. such locker rooms are part of a single standard, according to which sports facilities are built and repaired in moscow, there are also recreation areas, storage rooms and energy-efficient engineering systems. the halls are equip

we use the fourth hall for temporary exhibitions, they are constantly changing. please tell us about your project ivya through the prism of centuries. the modern visitor is quite demanding and is not ready to just listen to the guide, specific participation is necessary. we responded to this request from. this is a sightseeing tour of the museum with elements of theatricalization. throughout the excursion, the visitor is involved in this process. we play, and not only belarusian games, but jewish ones. at a meeting with grand duke vittovt and khan takhtamysh, the visitor will learn where the muslim tatars came from on the territory of belarus. well , the final chord is havanagila. we learn the traditional. and those who danced well, we treat them to the traditional tatar sweet galma, which is honey, flour, and butter in equal proportions, so to speak, we reinforce the impression with a sweet aftertaste. tell us more, what formats do you use, what museum activities do you have and what projects? we try to use modern approaches, interactive methods of work, for exa

the judo hall is one of the most important, but not the largest. in this sports school, there are five sports halls in total, and the total area of ​​the building is 1300 m2. this sports school is one of the largest not only in st. petersburg, but in the country as a whole. the school at least and has the title of district, but it is already clear. it is these young athletes that the whole world will soon learn. there are two reasons: first - the condition: four sports, except for judo, rhythmic gymnastics, shooting and fencing, for each. a separate hall, where you can not only prepare, but also hold competitions, because usually they build sports palaces for holding competitions, or sports schools, just with small, small halls, we have combined all this here, our city our country, our children deserve that soon such, such sports school has become typical in any region of st. petersburg of russia, the second reason is rich traditions, the school is named after the honored coach of russia anatoly. rakhlin, the grand opening is taking place on the da

the export hall also hosts the supply of 186. 1 million 70 thousand tons in the open auction hall and12900 tons of all kinds of goods in the secondary market . you went to hossein sir. yes, sir, what happened to the refrigerator ? how many stories did you ask for a guarantor in advance? once it was like you said, you didn't ask for a guarantor in advance. i bought a refrigerator. when i told you to go , we bought something else besides my refrigerator gas iron for the house, a bed and a mattress, a sofa, a carpet , a broom and an oven to complete the dowry of the blessed wedding, which , god willing, will be sold in installments for social security retirees without a check or guarantor, without advance payment, without going to the bank, in a large iranian house in the cities of qom, isfahan, and the only branch. tehran in three roads afsarieh. excellent tea, excellent place, sofia tea, sofia tea, excellent place, excellent place, excellent place, excellent place, sofia's place, sir, i'm sorry , sir, do you have a blanket, it's cold, no, no, do you have a pillow? are you sleepy? all r

there are five sports halls in total. and the total area of ​​the building is 1,300. school is one of the largest not only in st. petersburg, but in the country as a whole. although the school has the title of district, it is already clear that these young athletes will soon be trained by the whole world. there are two reasons: first, the conditions: four sports, except for judo, rhythmic gymnastics, shooting and fencing, for each separate hall, where you can not only prepare, but also hold competitions, which is usually built. sports for holding competitions, or sports schools, just with small, small halls, we have combined all this here, our city our country, our children deserve that soon such, such a sports school will become typical in any region of st. petersburg of russia. the second reason is rich traditions. the school is named after the honored coach of russia anatoly rakhlin. the grand opening takes place on the day fifty-fifth anniversary of the foundation of the judo club turbostroitel, former pupils today recall the conditions in which their victories we

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the unique exhibits and the concept of this hall.it opened for visitors not so long ago, in 2019, tells the history of financial and credit institutions in belarus, the history of the establishment of the national bank. it should be said that we have been keeping our history of financial and credit institutions not so long ago. how are commemorative coins created, how often and how are the themes of the event chosen? the first commemorative coin appeared back in 1996 and was dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the united nations. since we do not have our own mint, it was made in great britain, at the royal mint. today, commemorative coins that go into circulation are made in kazakhstan. it should be said that a plan is being formed to issue commemorative coins annually, and not only the staff of the national bank is working on it, artists of the national bank, but also people who are professionals in one field or another, who help in the creation of our commemorative coins. the main mission of commemorative coins today is to tel

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do you knowwhat we need to do out of city hall? use our pocketbook to incentivize behavior that we want to see happen on the streets of san francisco. the scariest part of downtown isit's empty. we are missing the vibrancy that we need that we have always had downtown. it's the economic engine that drives the city of san francisco. for me doing everything we can wi our pocketbooks to bring that vibrancy back, to bring jobs back to the downtown core is a primary principle of my administration. >> mayor, you have 30 seconds. >> uld like a whole one minute and 30 seconds for a downtown response, please. >> 30 seconds. >> okay. first of all, downtown had over 45,000 people here this week for dream force. it was a huge success. we have more and more conventions coming back to our city. more importantly, before the pandemic we had so many regulations that made it difficult tomake downtown a 24/7 neighborhood where people work, live and where they play. i don't know about you, but this past summer has been one of the best summers our city

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trading glass hall. saturday ended with the movement against the direction of the total and equal weight index. the outflow of real money reached 148 billion tomans on this day. the glass hall witnessed a movement against the direction of the total and equal weight indices in the transactions on saturday. on this day , the index makers marked the red of the overall index, and the main index decreased by 943 units and was in the range of 2 million 75 thousand units. but in the first this week, small and medium symbols were able to experience more prosperous trades to step on the positive side of the swing margin. equal weight index with an increase of 305 points, equivalent to 45 percent, reached the range of 676 points. on this day, 8 billion and 650 million stocks and financial bonds were sold in 267 thousand transactions with a value of 5. in the decline of the total index, rampana akhaber symbols were the red symbols of the stock market, which were the most affected by the further decrease of the tota

challenges that too often go unaddressed by city hall. i'm a proud republican [indiscernible] raised two children in the city. running to make san francisco a better place not just for my family but women men and child that call our city their home. in 2019, i took a stand against corruption. challenging the status quo despite facing backlash and personal attacks but did not back down, because i believe in san francisco where transparency and accountability prevails. today in 2024 i stand before you again, not as a politician, but a voice for change. i am running for san francisco mayor because i believe in a future where our city thrives, not just for few, but for all. together we can root out the corruption and build a safer cleaner san francisco for generations to come and like my competitors i stand for family--allow miners to change their [indiscernible] without parental concept. i rejeblth the educational [indiscernible] based on race and gender. i advocate--i strongly oppose the leanancy towards crime that has turned down to open m

do they give mayor breed more time or put someone else in charge of city hall? so here's a look at the top candidates all week. we'll be asking them why you should give them your vote we start today with former interim mayor mark farrell. he was raised in san francisco and our lauren toms caught up with him at his old high school a few days ago to talk about what's motivating him in this race >>>>brewer >>ready for some football it's not just election season for mayoral candidate mark farrell, but almost as important. it's also the start of football season. so we are headed out to signatious in the sunset where our son jack is going to be a junior this year and he's playing on the football team. look, regardless of the sport, the point is for us as parents is to be super engaged with our kids. and you know, sports is a big way to do that. certainly if you have the ability and the time to coach, this is a drive. mark and his wife liz have made hundreds of times from their home to saint ignatius. we're not only his kids go to school, but he went to high school. i'