her daughter lives next door on lake house _ like that.ose, - like that. her daughter lives next door on lake house close, she i like that. her daughter lives next | door on lake house close, she has also had an eviction notice telling her to leave by may the 12th. i am worried about _ her to leave by may the 12th. i am worried about my _ her to leave by may the 12th. i —.n worried about my mother. it is not just my mother, it might be me as well. there is no that is like this, next to each other, next to the doctors, the shops. ijust don't understand why. are we not vulnerable? jonathan's dad is also 88. he doesn't know he is being evicted. jonathan intercepted the letter, afraid of what it would do to his father. he has heart disease. a number of other ailments. he has heart disease. a number of otherailments. if he has heart disease. a number of other ailments. if he had read that letter, the shot, in the worst—case scenario, could have killed i cannot believe that a company could just serve that letter on somebody. it is immoral and un

doreen's daughter alison lives next door on lake house close, and she, too, has had an eviction noticeally worried about my mum and then i stop and think, me and all, you know, it's notjust my mum, it's me as well. there's nowhere that is like this, next to each other and right next to the doctors, the shops. ijust don't understand why. you know, are we not vulnerable? are we not... you know, my mum at her age? jonathan's dad is also 88. he doesn't know he's being evicted. jonathan intercepted the letter, afraid of what it would do to his father. he has heart disease, - stage four kidney disease, a number of other ailments. and if he had read that letter, - i mean, the shock in the worst case scenario could have killed him. i i can't believe that a company cani just serve that letter on somebody. you know, it's immoral, it's unethical. _ around the corner, glen has been told he hasjust four weeks to get out. 30th of april. not having a place to live, it alters everything. your health, your prospects. glen's home is also full of black mould, and he has no hot water. so you're living in

call that came in, which became very important, and that call came in from jay brooks' londonderry lake house- his full name was john -- was a well-known figure throughout new hampshire. spiner: john brooks was incredibly wealthy. he was worth tens of millions of dollars, upwards of potentially $50 million. narrator: and john brooks knew jack reid. brooks moved from new hampshire to las vegas in 2003 and hired jack reid to help him. keefe: john brooks was going to become a real-estate developer. he had hired jack reid to pack up his entire home, all his personal property, into an 18-wheeler. narrator: was there more to this relationship? could john brooks have any motive to kill jack reid? a background check showed that he owned a gold sienna minivan exactly like the one in the surveillance video recorded after jack's murder. and the horse barn, the spot where jack reid had his last appointment? john brooks had a longtime connection with the barn's owner, mike connors. houle: michael connors was john brooks' former chief financial officer of his company that he owned for many years in londond

i know she's excellent water skier has a lake house. the athletic had a great profile about tar not long ago. so didn't know that she water skis like every day in the summer congrats on a legendary career to tara vanderveer. well, there is a legal battle that is going on in the nevada supreme court about whether nevada taxpayers can get to decide whether or not they should pay for part of the a's ballpark construction. the nevada state education association filed a petition saying voters should get to decide. but a clark county judge struck that down. the group appealed then to the state's highest court. if the petition is reinstated, the group could still need more than 100,000 signatures to get this issue on the ballot. the amount in question is roughly 200 million dollars of the 350 million portion being paid for by vat. >> 3 players have officially been signed to the oakland ballers, including a female player. andrew martinez, connor kapur, olay and kelsey. what more have all signed their contracts and attend spring training startin

but it's not because i think it's probably still online, but years ago i used to have this little lake house in northern jersey, sussex, way up right near where the appalachian trail goes through new jersey. beautiful, beautiful, natural at the top of a watershed with wetlands on either side and beaver dams and. i love them. and they'd swim in the lake and i'd paddle board them and watch them all the time. but then they came for like one of my prized trees. right. which they will do, which will do. but really, it was their tree if you think about it properly. and i posted on twitter, i said other chicken wire. what do i do about, this beaver problem? chris cuomo was a colleague at the time, replied baseball bat in a tarp, which. yeah so a lot their attitude towards beavers but is that still prevalent are they seen as as pests that are just need to be managed around our arctic. yeah in our landscaping. well mean that's a really great question and it varies region to region because i think beavers definitely need a rebrand. i mean they were pelts then they were considered pests and now they're

turns out there was maybe farmland near the multimillion dollars lake house he grew up in in suburban st. paul. so that's pretty much just like being a farmer. this follows another quite unusual controversy for this montana senate candidate in which he either dropped a loaded gun in a parking lot at glacier national park and the gun went off when it hit the ground and he shot himself in the arm or he didn't really shoot himself in the arm by dropping a gun in the parking lot at glacier park but he nonetheless went to the hospital any way. while he did tell a u.s. park ranger that he dropped a gun and shot himself, he was lying to the ranger because really he was trying to conceal the secret truth that he had an unreported secret war wound that he didn't want anyone to know about. but whatever happened it was definitely near farmland. very near. you could smell it near by. in the vicinity. there's another one. michigan, michigan republicans are thrilled that democratic u.s. senator debby stabinao is retiring in that state. they would like to take that senate seat in michigan so cue the

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and just like lincoln riley, the white house was caught flat lake house. >> there's another case of somebody who was in this country illegall ay, allegedly a murdering a young woman, this time in michigan. thr name is ruby in garcia. donald trump is out there nower calling this biden's borderbloob a bloodbath. >> what do you call it? well , first of all, well, i'm not aware of this. the specifics of this case. i mean, that's just terrible news. and our thoughts, prayers obviously go to the family of ms.. garcia. i mean, that's just kind of news. no family ever wants ily evero hear to get ever. >> biden's bloodbath at the border is seeping into the swing states, suburbs and his team states clueless. >> trump actually deported the illegal, but biden led thems back in to kill ruby. trump's platform p clean ups bl biden's bloodbath on day one. >> i wiloo mr. trul seal the bor and we'll begin the largest domestic deportation operationy. in the history of our country. >> and if other countries sa yl they won't take them back, we're not going to take them back. >> i will sa say y that. >> yeah, her

lake. meaning the fast houses with actually bone out of the lake from a green city of the future to one with a dirty paused form of a century. coal mining was the main industry and always for bald islands. but what was once a money child is now being returned to nature and one's account as big as they have a relay to origin projects. yet not everyone thinks no is motives with switching away from fossil fuels. iris peel, as they might 1st see it's pretty quiet and nowadays, but not so long ago. this area was positive. the bustling coal mining industry on the optic ought to panic a fall bond. astoundingly few traces remain of that era. thanks to the efforts of noise, biggest of the re not to ration project because of is it trying to make, let the nature take it back or in make the nature itself. that means let's creeks run freely. let the make sure that avalanches do happen. because that will transport more the on the settlements down, it will make new creaks it was over a 100 years ago in 1917. the swedish company opened the 1st mine here. it was late has taken over by know a state and coal m

nearly every tenant on lake house close in weaverham in cheshire has received a letter from cedar care nowhere else to go. abbie jones has more. we're both in the same boat, aren't we? we're both going to be evicted and homeless at the same time. 0h, we're not. doreen says she can't stop crying ever since she opened a letter out of the blue saying she has just six weeks to leave her home of ten years. it's the worst feeling i have ever had in my life. i just feel sick, i just can't. .. i don't think i'd have the energy to move. god knows how much time i've got left. but i would like to spend it here. it's horrible to see your mum like that, to think that people are making your mum of 88 homeless. doreen�*s daughter alison lives next door on lake house close, and she, too, has had an eviction notice telling her to leave by may 12th. i'm really worried about my mum and then i stop and think, me and all, you know, it's notjust my mum, it's me as well. there's nowhere that is like this, next to each other and right next to the the doctors, the shops. to the doctors, the shops. ijust don't

16 cm, i note that in the aleksky district two villages are now flooded, this is the dry lake, there now six houses household plots have been flooded and residents are being evacuated, i would also note that rescue forces are now being strengthened there, a group from bashkartastan, tatarstan and samara is now waiting there, these are rescuers who will come to the eleksky district in order to minimize. consequence of the flood to help local rescuers evacuate people from flooded houses. i would also like to note now that in orenburg, a total of 13 microdistricts, five settlements and 21 electric stations were flooded. snt. there are over 5,500 houses in the flood zone, including 55 apartment buildings and also over 10 thousand 10,500 private plots. almost 2,000 people have been evacuated, many are being placed in temporary accommodation centers. but at the same time , both employees of the ministry of emergency situations and law enforcement agencies continue to be on duty at snt. at the same time they are on duty and volunteers are home owners who sail around the streets in their boats and inspect.

in oakland, the city broke ground on a housing development near lake merritt, the complex at east 12theet and second avenue will include 91 apartments, 25% will be for unhoused people to move into permanent housing. >> and our last breakthrough is good news for a favorite vacation spot. it's a sign of less litter around lake tahoe. hundreds of volunteers took part in an earth day cleanup yesterday. the league to save lake tahoe posted these photos of the effort. they say this year they had more volunteers to cover more ground, and even still, they picked up about 182 pounds less trash than at last year's cleanup progress. >> she spent months in a russian prison, not knowing if she'd ever be free. wnba star brittney griner is sharing her story of her arrest for the first time. >> students who've overcome tough times are helping kids now facing their own challenges. we'll take you inside the bay area classroom, where every stitch makes a difference. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is going to be an overcast start tomorrow morning with wiper weather due to drizzle. i'll let you kno

. >> in oakland, leaders broke ground today on that housing development near lake merritt. the site is at east 12th street and second avenue. there will be 91 units featuring a mix of studio one, two and even three bedroom apartments. 25% are designated as permanent supportive housing for unhoused people and their families. the project also includes transit improvements, streets and sidewalks along the 10th street corridor will be upgraded and a new ac transit bus will be added, as well as a bike share station that will be installed near lake merritt. bart >> berkeley city college hosted a celebratory block party today to mark the school's 50th anniversary. the event was held between milvia street and shattuck avenue. faculty. staff students, and alumni enjoyed free tacos and live music during the party. celebration was immediately followed by the groundbreaking for berkeley city college's new west campus. >> we're going to have classrooms, art studios. there's going to be a rooftop patio that's going to be available for our campus community, as well as the larger community

in oakland, the city broke ground on a housing development near lake merritt, the complex at east 12th street and second avenue will include 91 apartments, 25% will be for unhoused people to move into permanent housing. >> and our last breakthrough is good news for a favorite vacation spot. it's a sign of less litter around lake tahoe. hundreds of volunteers took part in an earth day cleanup yesterday. the league to save lake tahoe posted these photos of the effort. they say this year they had more volunteers to cover more ground, and even still, they picked up about 182 pounds less trash than at last year's cleanup progress. >> she spent months in a russian prison, not knowing if she'd ever be free. wnba star brittney griner is sharing her story of her arrest for the first time. >> students who've overcome tough times are helping kids now facing their own challenges. we'll take you inside the bay area classroom, where every stitch makes a difference. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is going to be an overcast start tomorrow morning with wiper weather due to drizzle. i'll let you

yes, ama san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing said they have been in contact with rv residents near lake merced for years. at least 36 have permitted housing now, but community advocates project there are at least 40 families who still need help before any enforcement. a new notice is looming over rv residents who live on winston drive in san francisco. >> it's just horrible what they're doing, you know? >> the sfmta posted warnings saying enforcement will begin soon of a four hour parking limit. mark is hiding his identity because he says his family doesn't know he's homeless. >> you need to work two jobs to afford the housing, and it's very hard sometimes. one job is so tiring already. >> jamillette calderon lives in an rv with her kids. she broke down talking about the notice that is keeping her up at night. when they ask him, where am i going to go? it's difficult. why do we want housing? these residents are among the group who rallied outside of san francisco city hall, asking for the city to give them more time. community advocates are concerned that this enforcement will lead to r

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. >> more affordable housing is coming to oakland leaders gathered today near lake merritt at the new housing site on east 12th street and second avenue. they say that the project we'll provide 91 homes for unhoused individuals and families in fremont applications are now being accepted for new affordable housing. the new building is on fremont boulevard near 80 and 99 ranch market. 27 rental units will be up for grabs. eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply is may 3rd for more information. this is the link there on your screen, which don't see but go to kron 4 dot com or housing dot a sega of sheriffs association says that there's a deputy shortage and they're calling on the city for some help. they sent out a letter to city leaders and the sheriff's office asking for more hires. the association says that deputies are working an average of 28 hours of over time per week. they say that some sheriffs or even facing health risks due to lack of sleep. san pablo has appointed its next police chief captain brian blue bar has been with the police department for 21 years and h

morning groundbreaking ceremony today is going to kick off construction of new housing development at the southern end of lake merritt of the 91 units, 25% will be permanent supportive housing. the 6 story complex. will also have a mix of apartments for people earning between 26. to 60%. of the area's median income. and today in san jose, the last remaining burger pit will be closing for good for decades. burger pit restaurants were fast food favorite. all across the bay area. the owner says he's ready to retire and he was facing a 70%. rent hike. his dad launched the chain with partners back in 19. and the habit burger grill is offering a hot meal to those in need in san jose. today, they're teaming up with the nonprofit opening doors for a delicious give away from noon to 2 p.m.. serving up lunch burgers to the homeless as part of the meals without borders, mobile food program. we're celebrating community bridge builders in the bay area and april is national volunteer month and in northern california. thousands currently volunteer with the american red cross. 90% of the red cross workforce are volunteers. a

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. ♪ bmo ♪ today of a new affordable housing tower near lake merritt in oakland. >> ktvu sally rasmus will look like and tells us who will qualify to apply for housing. there one. two. three. >> go! >> there were smiles and cheers of applause as the first shovels went in the ground at east 12th and second avenue in oakland. this is where a new affordable housing project will be built near lake merritt. >> this area is majority renters. it's majority people of color. this is one of the areas that has been highly impacted by gentrification. that's going to help keep people here in oakland and stem the displacement that we have been grappling with for many, many years. >> the building will have 91 apartment homes, including studios one, two and three bedroom places. 23 of the apartments will be set aside for people who are formerly homeless , transitioning to permanent homes. who gets to live here? people who qualify for affordable housing. that means families living in this building must make between 30 to no more than 95,000 a year per household. people who work in retail, people who w

we lived for two weeks with the baikal hermit in a small house on the shore of a lake far from civilizationly to our program did eighty-two-year-old lyubov marikhodova talk about a terrible generational curse. on in this footage, the famous baikal hermit rides a hovercraft on frozen lake baikal. this was her long-time dream, which we fulfilled. baba, do you skate now? well , yes, i went there, back, back, back, when the ice was clear, and on wednesday i went there, while the guys were away, looking for cows. here are the skates, now i’ll take the skates, the legendary skates, yours, yes, yeah, legendary, let me help, no, i myself, well, little one, let’s carry it, no, at least something, give us, money, yes, you’ll take it away to moscow, little vary, we it's the other way around. we’re just bringing it to you, well done, we’re not bringing anything from here, thank you very much, well, you can skate here, yes, of course, it’s such a smooth surface here, here are your famous skates, so wait, i ’ll get off first, come on, let me help you , i’ll get off now, right here, maybe sit down, and pu

housing. >> how many are we talking about, dan? >> at one point, there were at least 100 families on lake merced boulevard. san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing said they have helped 36 households get permanent supportive housing and sorry permanent housing, and an additional 26 are currently enrolled in a housing program. waiting for housing in san francisco. all right. good. >> all right. luce thank you. >> a follow up today on the state of oakland schools. last month, we reported that the majority of the city's 45,000 students are not reading or doing math at grade level. but there are some schools that are excelling. so what are they doing right? abc seven news reporter anser hassan visited one school to find out. >> eighth grader yaretzi fernandez enjoys the way english is taught at oakland unity middle school so much it's inspired her beyond the classroom. >> because of him, i didn't want to be an english teacher, so that's one of my dreams. >> that's a strong sentiment, considering that many of oakland's black and brown students are failing when it comes to english and ma

leaders and community organizations celebrated the groundbreaking today of a new affordable housing tower near lake merritt in oakland. >> one, two. three. >> go! >> when it's completed next year, the building will have 91 apartments and includes studio one, two and three bedroom units. 23 apartments will be set aside for people who are formerly homeless. families living here must make no more than $95,000 a year per household. >> people who work in retail, people who work in our emergency services. our hope is that some of our teachers will end up responding to the opening of the waitlist. >> the $102 million cost comes from state and local governments and nonprofit community groups. some of the money for the project is also coming from oakland taxpayers who passed measure u two years ago. coming up tonight at 730, a san francisco lawmaker making a second attempt to decriminalize psychedelic s how this bill is different than the one governor newsom vetoed just last year. and details on a public safety town hall meeting tonight with embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> in wea

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death penalty case and a special groundbreaking later today in oakland for an affordable housing project at lake merritt. while the organizers say this project is historic. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday, april 23rd. very different from monday the 22nd. steve paulson we've hit a different sort of trend. >> and just like that, i mean, we have gone from 80s inland to probably upper 60s today. the biggest fog bank of the season. no doubt about it. and thunderstorms are popping up already out to the valley. i'll show you that in a second. temperatures will come way down today. a good 15 degrees cooler for many inland. 5455 i'd say everyone's in the same ballpark here. look at the fog bank, though. this is one that's maybe slow to burn off for many coast and bayside and up towards just to the east of lake county. napa. look at that popping up near williams, i-5, colusa. so it's close enough. i'll mention it. i think they'll stay east and over the mountains for the c

. >>> new, affordable housing is coming to lake merritt in oakland. ground breaking ceremony was held by state and local leaders. the new development will be on east 12th street and 2nd avenue. it will have 91 apartment units. 25% of them will provide supportive housing for homeless families. the money for this project comes from an and for structure bond passed by voters in 2022. >>> in san jose, the popular chain the burger pit will be closing its last location today. the restaurant's owners as he reluctantly decided to shut down due to pandemic financial losses and a steep rent hike. customers lined up out the door and circled the block on their last day and they -- we had a chance to talk to some of them who say they are sad to see a staple in their community go. >> when people come in here, it is like family. you always know somebody when you come into the burger pit. they greet you and welcome you with open arms. they are wonderful people. >> we now know, billy porter will be the celebrity grand marshal for san francisco pride this year. the act

this is where a new affordable housing project will be built near lake merritt. >> this area is majority. it's majority people of color. this is one of the areas that has been highly impacted by gentrification. that's going to help keep people here in oakland and stem the displacement that we have been grappling with for many, many years. >> the building will have 91 apartment homes, including studios one, two and three bedroom places. 23 of the apartments will be set aside for people who are formerly homeless, transitioning to permanent homes. who gets to live here? people who qualify for affordable housing. that means families living in this building must make between 30 to no more than 95,000 a year per household. >> people who work in retail, people who work in our emergency services. our hope is that some of our teachers will end up responding to the opening of the waitlist. >> the total cost of construction $102 million. the money comes from state and local governments and nonprofit community groups like the east bay asian local development corporation, the unity council and jordan

this is where a new affordable housing project will be built near lake merritt. >> this area is majority renters. it's majority people of color. this is one of the areas that has been highly impacted by gentrification. that's going to help keep people here in oakland and stem the displacement that we have been grappling with for many, many years. >> the building will have 91 apartment homes, including studios one, two and three bedroom places. 23 of the apartments will be set aside for people who are formerly homeless , transitioning to permanent homes. who gets to live here? people who qualify for affordable housing. that means families living in this building must make between 30 to no more than 95,000 a year per household. people who work in retail, people who work in our emergency services, our hope is that some of our teachers will end up responding to the opening of the waitlist. the total cost of construction $102 million. the money comes from state and local governments and nonprofit community groups like the east bay asian local development corporation, the unity council and jor

. >>> new affordable housing is coming to oaklands lake merritt up a groundbreaking ceremony was held today by state and local leaders. that new development will have 91 apartment units, 25% of them will provide supportive housing for homeless families. the money for that project comes from and infrastructure bond passed by voters in 2022. meanwhile, the south bay, grand opening for the nearest affordable housing development in downtown sunnyvale is located on south matilda and west iowa avenues. a ribbon-cutting was held in meridian. the developer has 89 units, 23 of them set aside for low income households with intellectual and develop mental disabilities, since the building is downtown it is close to several parks, stores, and community centers. >>> a popular southbay burger spot welcoming customers for the final time, today, after more than seven decades in business . we will hear from the owner and longtime customers about this bittersweet farewell. >>> i'm kind of proud that we have this many people, here. just to celebrate the last day. we had to turn people away last night. >>

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an illegal alien told her, let invite joe biden, it is like lake in raleigh, the house was caught flat-footed this is an occasion of somebody in this country illegally, murdering a woman in michigan, her name was a ruby garcia mangone trump is out of there calling this widens border bloodbath. what you call it? >> first of all, not aware of this specific case. that is terrible news. thoughts and prayers obviously to the family of his garcia. no family ever wants to hear that every. >> jesse: joe biden's bloodbath at the border is seeking into the swing state suburbs and his team is clueless. trumpet deported the illegal but biden led him back into kill ruby? trumps platform? cleanup biden's bloodbath. >> mr. trump: day when i was sealed aboard and begin the largest domestic deportation operation in the history of our country. and of other countries say they won't take them back, we will not take them back, i will say that, yeah,, here they come. hold on, here they come. >> jesse: while donald trump tries to stop the biden bloodbath the media says that trump will grade an imaginary one. >> is

housing. a one bedroom apartment in the lake cost an average of $2000.00. maria esparza was lucky. after 2 years and a homeless shelter, she found her way into a city program and now has her own apartment. not been yet. it's a day of new beginning for me. i mean, i love my place, it's comfortable. i love my big, huge package. you know, and like i said, just to be able to sit here and just, you know, do you art work? right. listen to music, watch tv, and just be by yourself is very nice. you know, uh, i missed that. and in the municipal program, there are social workers in every home to help residential get back on their feet on. is it also for the long term is hanging over, but there is a shortage of hundreds of thousands of apartments. so because it has a lot of meaning to it. so the city is trying to build quickly, re purposing municipal buildings and hotels. and i'm trying to stop people from losing their homes in the 1st place. what we want to do is stop the inflow into homelessness right here. now, lake county, for approximately like we're able to bring about 200 people inside

is dangerous for life. where we walked yesterday, now floating, the depth is under 2 m, private houses, lakes flooded to the very roof, now even in the courtyards of high-rise buildings, well, this is what the flooded residential areas of orsk look like, we see that the water has reached the level of the first floor, it is no longer possible to open the entrances, flooded garages and outbuildings, with each passing hour it becomes more and more difficult to leave the apartment; through the windows of the entrances people go out onto the canopies and from there they transfer to the boats. there were abandoned cars on the roads, the water was coming in so fast that people didn’t have time to get away in them. disaster zone and school, during the flood, children switched to distance learning, if someone does not want to evacuate, try to persuade, warn that evacuation routes may be cut off, at the same time, here on the border between land and high water , dozens of boats are working, one is returning, he immediately goes to help the people, but the beasts are also working with heavy equipment, n

other little brook, stream, lake, pond is going to have if we cannot save lake windermere a plague of locusts on all of our housesenvironment agency, 3.6 million hours of sewage was discharged into our waterways last year. the save windermere campaign says it's damaging the ecology of one of the uk's most iconic lakes. you cannot have a leisure facility and a tourist facility that has become nothing more than an open air septic tank. and by the way, every single river in england is now polluted. and the biggest source of that pollution, like lake windermere, is the water industry. united utilities says it's invested billions in safe and clean drinking water and reducing storm overflows is a new government requirement. we invest three times what we pay to shareholders each year. that investment is into our infrastructure to improve services. in the case of storm overflows, we're planning to invest over £3 billion to tackle 400 of our storm overflows, and that will see spills reduced by 60% by 2030. it was a fleeting visit from feargal sharkey, but the save windermere campaign will continue to be here every week. j

lake. my husband and i planned to build a small house for recreation there, this is a village, but there islage, but soon the plans changed, we decided that we will not live in this area, we will come to the city of lutsk to live. time in conversation with mine colleague titivalov kostyantyn kostyantynovich, he turned to me in a conversation to sell him this plot of land, as he said that he found out... from the cadastral maps that this plot of land borders his father's plot of land. i wonder why colleague ovsienko was looking at where she has land. nevertheless, according to the candidate, the appraised value of the land was allegedly small, so much so that she simply gave it away. besides, my husband and konstantin were classmates, and they were, well, they were acquaintances. but the story is something more interesting in three weeks. after receiving the gift, the brother of ovsienko's colleague, kostyantyn titivalov, roman, a judge of the torii district court of the volyn region, announced a decision in the case in favor of ovsienko's client. interesting coincidence, isn't it? and what

lake. on wednesday the gop-controlled house shutdown discussion on a proposal to overturn the law. lawmakers will not meet again until next wednesday. in the wake of this week's ruling, lake has flip-flopped on the issue and is now trying to project a more moderate stance. >> this total ban on abortion that the arizona supreme court just ruled on is out of line with where the people of this state are. the issue is less about banning abortion and more about saving babies. i agree with president trump, this is such a personal and private issue. i chose life, but i'm not every woman. i want to make sure that every woman who finds herself pregnant has more choices so that she can make that choice that i made. >> lake using her trademark soft filter in that new ad. just to be clear that's not at all what she was saying two years ago when she was running for governor. lake said then she totally opposed abortion, abortion pills, and called the 1864 statute a great law. elsewhere in politics house speaker mike johnson will meet with former president trump today at his mar-a-lago estate. the

lake nearby. the estate used to house schools and a library, but it has been empty for more than 20 years and is nowoking for a new owner. the estate is offered at auction for one basic price. by the way, local residents claim that napoleon hid gold here. in total. in the tolochinsky district, new owners of 14 empty properties are waiting for new owners; this is real estate that can be obtained for free or purchased for a small amount, then develop a promising successful business there. about being successful and promising, student young people are already thinking about looking for work in their free time from studying. a job fair was held in all districts of the vitebsk region. dialogue platforms for young job seekers were organized on the basis of labor and employment departments, regional executive committees, and educational and cultural institutions. employers, the demand for labor is growing, in vitebsk alone more than four dozen enterprises and organizations have offered employment to students. and in the meantime, perhaps the most attractive place in vitebsk has become the state medical uni