00] in which we will be represented by both single-mandate members and list members of the legislative assembly, there is the city duma itself, yakutsk, which is the agenda, which, if anyone else knows it, as the mayor of the city, there is a huge municipal e, elections and our task is there, how to get into the legislative assembly to make a powerful fraction so that in the future we would not have our own municipal filter in yakutia. that is, you now know such a restriction, what, by the way, deputies cannot even be nominated to put signatures for the governor's movement. do you understand that in yakutia, we need to assemble our own filter so that in the next bogatovsky choice we will have a different position. everything, well, the far east is always siberia in the far east. there are very good positions of the party there, people are very resolute, courageous, independent and the turn of russian policy to the east. just trying to move the center of foreign political decision-making, in fact, the eastern part of russia is further saturated in the east in siberia. do you work along this line

off the zionists have put pressure on hashema, who has won the elections of the palestinian legislative assembly and for the first time, the majority of the seats in the parliament came from the hands of the fatah movement . contact or the islamic resistance movement is not like a person who compromises. the siege goes on, the borders of gaza are closed even to aid workers from international organizations and journalists, it stops the delivery of fuel, the only power plant near qazvin is shut down and the region falls into blackout. it becomes impossible gaza is closed up to the border since the same months, human rights activists were trying to provide aid and reopen the borders, but it was not an easy task to pass the zionist barrier. the first time was august 23rd, 2008. the country moved from the brush to the food, although this ship reached its goal, but after that, the zionist regime made it impossible to cross the border of this region. it took a long time to deliver the relief cargo to beirut and by boat aliyah barcelona, ​​spain, october 5th, 2016 facebook onward tehran province tehran

the approved situation does not require the ministry of roads and urban development and the legislative assembly to suggest that the parliament's time be taken. finally, we will reach a place where the current situation is the same. i would also like to say that josh had a very good trip and attendance. your excellency, also in north khorasan province, which happened last week on milad day with the blessing of imam reza (peace be upon him), i would like to thank you for following up on the demands of the people during this trip and your presence in various meetings, and especially following up on the demands of the martyrs, following up and solving the problems of sustainable border water. and also your special look we went to the industrial sector of the province. thank you for civilization. god willing, the blessings of this trip will be happy for the noble people of ancient iran, north khorasan. you will definitely include a major part of it, the internet , according to article 153, i am asking the commission , friends of your research center, mr. zangeneh, to check it again today, let's hold

the twelfth article of this treaty will come into force after it is approved by the legislative assembly governments of the two sides and exchange of documents. enter the issue of trade with afghanistan. in any case, all countries see a part of their own interests in relation to their neighbors in relation to different countries here , who do business and justice together, and both sides will naturally benefit. you, as iran's ambassador in afghanistan and also the special representative of the president in afghanistan please tell me what is happening that our trade should be serious, regardless of whether two countries are neighboring countries with a long and common border and have religious and religious commonalities, the ancient history of the civilization field in terms of economy and trade, a good trade market in the field of export. the foreign block of the market and the calculation method should pay attention to the structures and laws appropriate to the development of commercial and economic relations. it was eight tenths of a billion dollars, while afghanistan was more 70% of

the 20th and 21st june matches will be held in the brazilian legislative assembly. with any type of so-calledist behavior , especially junior , approved and announced that if racists are seen, the game should be stopped immediately before saying goodbye to you. the preliminary competition of the european league for the next season has been received. today is thursday , the 18th of june, the 19th of dhu qadah, and it is eight marja. the morning call to tehran horizon is 3:03 , sunrise is 4:48 . thank you for accompanying us . have a good weekend and i wish you a happy day and night. it is proved how much the imam, who was the authority of taqlid, who led their blood they had chosen and the people also reached the official leadership with the people's vote and the will of the people in the islamic republic system, and in the following it is accompanied by the documents of the majlis of experts in a chapter called the evening of 14 khordad, which the introduction supports the leadership of ayatollah khamenei of iran through the expression of the landmark date. and to display the dos and don'ts o

when it didn't work, my next explanation is that the legislative assembly passed this law for our country's benefit and for the benefit of the nuclear industry . this law will create problems for the country. this law is a good law . the law must be followed. in the accesses that expect other what in the information you provide should be implemented according to this law. the final recommendation and emphasis of the revolutionary leader in this meeting to the officials of the atomic energy organization was to preserve the existing infrastructure of the nuclear industry. in this meeting, mr. eslami, the head of the atomic energy organization, in his speech , read the continuation of the dynamism and authority of the nuclear industry in the fixed agenda of this organization and said that the acceleration of the progress and the impact of the achievements of this industry on the economy the country and the people's lives while curbing the commotion of foreigners and preventing the limitation of the nuclear industry are among the programs of the atomic energy organization, and our scientists co

the bodies of our fellow deputies take part in the work of the committees of the regional legislative assemblies. let's welcome them. government hour traditional clock sphere opportunity and set important and acute questions to the minister. we have heard a lot about the development of new pay systems . tell me when a russian teacher, doctor, cultural worker will receive a decent salary. on the way of development of branch systems. both the ministry of education and the ministry of science of higher education are moving under labor. state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin urged to put things in order with the calculation of wages and doctors and teachers, a teacher at school should receive an average salary for the economy of the region, the region works, as well as in a hospital, but in reality all this is not happening, given that the head physician or school principal receives many times more than an ordinary doctor, but all this is at the expense of the general pay fund and in order to receive a normal salary, the doctor needs to. work part-time for two to three rates. as a result, young spec

petersburg plant, and therefore there was a separate decision of the legislative assembly about this.e his hometown and the restoration of the government. thanks to the governor, but in fact, the plant is really completely ready for its relaunch to its second birth. this is very familiar to me, because i still remember its first discovery back in 2019, but nonetheless. today it will produce really domestic cars by our russian brand. the flagship of the domestic auto industry. lada and it will be the lada x cross 5 model. this is a class c crossover a-namely, in the configuration that is most in demand on the market today and plans for this year for the production of cars, of course, depending on demand , depending on the market, but up to 10,000 cars will already be produced in st. petersburg under the brand. lada let's talk about electric cars. you recently presented lada largus, which consists of more than 50% russian components. when will mass production start? you are absolutely right. he even presented here on our forum. uh, you can drive outside, but still. e, if we are not talk

the 20th tournament the 21st of june will be held and the brazilian legislative assembly will draft ambat any kind of racist behavior known as winnie jr. the north of the country is wider and in addition to the northwest of the country, it predicts that it will be concentrated , it can be like you, when it is limited, for irrigation, the water level of the seasonal rivers will rise, from the north of west azerbaijan, the region of east azerbaijan, ardabil, gilan , mazandaran, part of golestan province, and southern alborz. in qazvin heights alborz tehran will be a part of zanjan and qom central and parts of isfahan province, yazd and the southern heights of kerman and a part of sistan and baluchistan will not be far from expected and after that it will stop with the title to the northeast and east of the country . it will affect the eastern shores of the caspian sea. tomorrow, the temperature drop will continue to affect the northern part of the country, and the wind is the dominant phenomenon in the southwest of the country in ilam and khuzestan. it is accompanied by wind speed tomor

the city there is a huge municipal e, elections and our task is there, how to get into the legislative assemblyerful fraction and go through all the municipalities so that in the future in yakutia we did not have their own municipal filter. that is, you now know such a limitation that, by the way, it costs deputies even nominate it turns out to put signatures for the movement of the governor. you understand that in yakutia we need to assemble our own filter in order to be in a different position in the next choice. everything, well, yes, always siberia is the far east, there people are very resolute, courageous, independent and the turn of russian policy to the east. just trying to move the center of foreign political decision-making, in fact the eastern part of russia is interesting to further saturate in the east in siberia

in the occupied territories of four regions of ukraine, that is , elections of deputies of legislative assemblies and representative bodies of municipal entities are scheduled on september 10, this is the story. well, let's hope that everything will be resolved much faster than the enemy hopes. the enemy hopes for tightening there, denmark and norway will hand over 9,000 artillery shells to ukraine. to ukraine, instead, japan is negotiating the supply of artillery units to the united states of america in order to increase the reserves for ukraine itself . thus, tokyo is looking for different ways to to help kyiv in a counteroffensive despite restrictions on the export of weapons about this is written in the island of journe, why does japan do this? we know that the legislation of this country prohibits the export of weapons, and after the beginning of the russian-ukrainian war, the war of russia against ukraine, the japanese began to think about how to adapt a little to change their legislation in order to support ukraine , that is, they are looking for different ways, different ways, so that it

, there are huge municipal elections, elections and our task is there, how to get into the legislative assemblytion and go through all the municipalities, so that in the future in yakutia we do not have our own municipal filter. that is, you now know such a restriction, what, by the way, deputies should be nominated to put signatures for the nomination of the governor. you understand that in yakutia we need to assemble our own filter so that in the next bogatovsky choice we will have a different position. well, the far east is always siberia, the far east, people there are very resolute, courageous, independent and the turn of russian policy to the east. just tryna move the center of acceptance foreign policy decisions, in fact. the eastern part of russia is interesting to further saturate in the east in siberia. do you work on this line? of course, this is management, but here i am the only business running. it is important for us not just to replace imports. the west is amazing im just. yes, this will change . the other one is prettier. it is important for us to have our own production, our o

wikipedia says, is no higher than 20, inexorably turns into a resort, at least the city's legislative assembly approved in the third final reading the law on the introduction of a resort tax in st. petersburg from april 1 next year, hotels and others. as stated in the document , accommodation facilities will charge 100 rubles. per day from each adult tourist for each day of stay. but the resort fee in st. petersburg will be released by 20 categories of beneficiaries. among them are full-time students up to 24 years old, who study in this city, athletes and sports judges, as well as large families. initially , they wanted to introduce resort fees in st. august of this year, but postponed at the request of market participants. resort fee. now there is in the altai, krasnodar and stavropol territories, and all five years of his attention in russia , it is called an experiment, and all five years among the participants in the tourism market there are no doubts. i'm talking about this experiment , some of them say, resort fee is when the tourist pays for the comfort that is already there, and not f

measure representatives of our colleagues, deputies, and the head of the committees of regional legislative assembliestake part in the work to support the report of ministers in the state duma via videoconferencing. let's welcome them. the government hour is a traditional opportunity to sphere the clock and ask important and sensitive questions to the minister. we have heard a lot about the development of new pay systems. tell me when a russian teacher, doctor, cultural worker will receive a decent salary. on the way of development of branch systems. under labor move, as the ministry of education and the ministry of science. state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin called for higher education to put things in order with the calculation of the salaries of doctors and teachers . a teacher at school should receive an average salary according to the economy of the region ; the principal of the school receives many times more than an ordinary doctor, but all this is at the expense of the general fund of payment, and in order to receive a normal salary, the doctor needs to. work on part-time job for two at 30

we participate in the elections to the legislative assemblies of seventeen regions and set a task.rywhere to overcome the five percent barrier. it will be a very interesting company. e. in yakutia, these are elections to the state assemblies of people's deputies of yakutia to the city duma in the capital. e of the republic of the city of yakutsk in the district councils and also the main municipalities. and we will make our party stake very seriously on yekaterinburg and volgograd. we believe that competition is healthy in general. yes , for the benefit of the political system and, uh, we, uh , have formed a very strong team of candidates in the irkutsk region. we will also compete for mandates. uh, and we really hope to find support from the people in our constituents . we have very active chapters in new territories. we will participate. there, in the elections to regional parliaments and in municipalities in the donetsk people's republic we have a composition. these are about 110 candidates, and in the lugansk people's republic more than 60 candidates are preparing to compete fo

city there is a huge municipal one, and elections and our task is there, how to get into the legislative assembly a powerful fraction and pass through all the municipalities, so that in the future in yakutia we didn't have our own municipal filter. that is, you know now such a restriction that, by the way, it is worth even deputies to put forward signatures for the governor's motion. you understand that in yakutia we need to assemble our own filter in order to bogatovsky's next choice will be a different position. that's it, well, the far east is always siberia the far east, the people there are very resolute, courageous, independent and the turn of russian policy to the east. just trying to move the center of foreign political decision-making, in fact. the eastern part of russia is interested in the east in siberia do you work on this line? of course, this and without us, anyone can work. it's very important here. i would say otherwise. there it is important not just to replace imports. west visually they are about to change this from the east the same, for only you are from the other side of th

>> go to our legislator, our assembly website, our state assembly. you will find the bill.the bill is a be 957. you would look at out and you will find that it just went through judiciary and is headed to the senate floor. there were lots of concerns that were brought up during the committee so we are reviewing those concerns and talking through up there needs to be an update to the language, whether the word affirmation, finding a better word to determine what we are trying to do, the original intent of the bill, as well as providing clarifying language but we are having that discussion now. >> in the middle of all of it, kids. kids who want to be seen and heard and affirmed. >> thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. we love the community conversation. >>> another bill that was proposed was ab 1314. you heard her talk about bills in and out of committee. this one, ab 1314 died in committee. it was not brought forth for a hearing. that bill would have required schools to inform parents if their child starts identifying as a different gender while at school. for

assembly just passed the amended bill. correct me if i'm wrong. i presume the senate and the governor of nevada will approve it as well? >> so the senate already passed the legislation. the assembly was the one that we were waiting on. they just passed it. so now the next step is the governor's signature. >> are nevada lawmakers seeing and hearing what's happening in the bay area, the anger and vitriol towards a's owner john fisher? >> oh, definitely. we've had conversations about it on the floor. lawmakers have spoken out and said why we would sign this deal when a's fans, when the team is not or the team's owner has not treated a's fans very well. it's one of the reasons we saw an amendment tonight that strengthened the community benefits agreement that lawmakers are asking for as well as ask for specificity within the proposed community benefits agreement that was not originally there. >> tabitha, what holes do you see in this bill, giving nearly $400 million of public money to a billionaire here in the bay area? >> so i think right now what we saw was a very thorough vetting process with this measure, right. the team has to put in i think it's $1.1 billion. we'r

of the constitutional court is established, the powers of the siberian people's assembly and the presidium c, the legislative mechanism for the implementation of the new powers of the constitutional court established by the constitution is established. well, it is certainly very important that the mechanism of direct access of citizens to constitutional justice is established. before that, we had indirect access to constitutional justice for citizens, that is, citizens had the right to apply to authorized subjects, the provisions of the procedure amended in the law on the constitutional court will begin to operate. e from october 1 this year, enhanced local government rights. uh, in the areas that they will coordinate the appointment of managers, agricultural, enterprises in their territories, branches , a whole article was introduced on civil initiatives of local bodies, authorities this year by order of the head of state. it is legislatively fixed in our country that 50 to 50 50%, e. the budget of 50 regions provides funding. taking into account the updated constitution, the sessional the period lasted fro

the assembly with bipartisan support. the new legislatione amsterdam style coffee shop environments with food beverages and live music events alongside with cannabis consumption. state assembly members say the cafes could draw tourists into downtown areas and help struggling cannabis businesses survive. the bill now heads to the state senate for approval. well, glazed jelly or maple sirup, pick your favorite because today is national donut day. we f morning. the cashier expects a bigger crowd than normal. the shop has become a go to place for people picking up a morning treat or box to bring into the office or maybe the newsroom. i got i got a variety. we got all kinds. we've got some sugar, we've got some glazed. we got some. you know, they're they're going to be happy. no matter what. when they open it up, it's all good. and some national chains are offering sweet deals and observance of national donut day. krispy kreme is giving customers a free donut of their choice. if you buy a dozen donuts, you get a dozen original glazed for just $2.

ama: legislation is being considered by the assembly. if approved, it would go to the governor, who has vowed to sign it. in washington, d.c., two bay lawmakers introduced what they are calling the moneyball act. the democrats want to make it more expensive for baseball teams like the a's to pack up and move. the legislation would require baseball team owners seeking to relocate to compensate those they move away from. if owners do not oblige, major league baseball would be subject to antitrust laws they have been exempt from for over a century. dan: thousands of a's fans are gathering at the coliseum and what is being called reverse boycott to show support for the team and call for the owners to sell and keep the team from leaving town. casey pratt joins us live. casey: i am boycott tailgate. everyone has their t-shirts. a's fans raise money to crowd fund a giveaway. it is going nuts out here. everyone is fired up. everyone here has not given up hope. everyone here is trying to save the team and show oakland baseball can thrive. you mig

dan: an assembly member sponsored the legislation that gives jurors $100 a day. the program started last spring in san francisco in the state senate is set to vote on expanding it to four other counties across california. the city department overseeing the program says the $100 is making a difference, helping create juries that are more reflective of the community. ama: a hotel in san francisco that served as a temporary shelter for homeless families will be dedicated permanently to that cause. the city raised money online to take over the oasis hotel. the hotel's owners said they were going to sell the building but its former residents and homeless advocates fought to keep it a shelter. since it -- saint anthony's foundation said it will by the hotel. the city is also providing funding. dan: we toured dig deep farms which works to help rehabilitate the earth and help community members in need. they have six urban farms and alameda county. the farms provide six-week internships to formally incarcerated people who are reentering society and the food grown is offer

the nevada governor >> has signed the legislation that the state senate and assembly passed the previous 2 days, which is, you know, not the final step in the a's moved to vegas. you still have major league baseball, the commissioner and the owners of the other teams who have to give it the green light. but that is expected to happen. so another blow. well, as we said, when we did the story it said earlier is just a perfunctory move anyway. so they're going probably rubber stamp and all the way sounds like a done deal. >> other news tonight, justice department is set to open an investigation into the planned merger between the pga tour and the saudi backed liv golf at the wall street general is reporting that the doj officials have contacted the pga saying they will review the proposal, which was announced last week. a real shocked when it was announced last week. the deal is also under investigation from the senate finance committee, the pga tour and liv had been at odds since live started recently with both sides eventually suing one another liv golf is broadcast on the cw, which is ow

assembly. the alliance legislative advisory body. at our meeting in luxembourg i was moved and gratified to hear firsthand from our friends at this, that the alliance commitment to an independent, sovereign, and victorious ukraine remains absolutely ironclad but equally important, our nato partners made it clear to us, that they understand the need to put real skin in the game. i know that this has been addressed previously, but, as we discussed, in luxembourg, at the nato parliament, spending 2% of gdp on defense should be a floor, not a ceiling, for each member of the alliance. i hope that nato makes that case to our partners during the vilnius summit. the world is a safer place when nato is a strong, capable, and ready. in addition to the shortcomings that many nato members face on their overall defense spending, several also lag in their bilateral support for ukraine. deputy assistant secretary cooper, which countries could and should provide more assistance to ukraine, and how does the biden administration engage with them to en

dan: an assembly member sponsored the legislation that gives jurors $100 a day. program started last spring in san francisco in the state senate is set to vote on expanding it to four other counties across california. the city department overseeing the program says the $100 is making a difference, helping create juries that are more reflective of the community. ama: a hotel in san francisco that served as a temporary shelter for homeless families will be dedicated permanently to that cause. the city raised money online to take over the oasis hotel. the hotel's owners said they were going to sell the building but its former residents and homeless advocates fought to keep it a shelter. since it -- saint anthony's foundation said it will by the hotel. the city is also providing funding. dan: we toured dig deep farms which works to help rehabilitate the earth and help community members in need. they have six urban farms and alameda county. the farms provide six-week internships to formally incarcerated people who are reentering society and the food grown is offered t

assembly were cortez. he says he's confident the legislation will pass and then move on to the governor's desk in san jose. charles clifford kron. 4 news it off for the 2 highest just weeks away. but one east bay city is already putting out the word about its new fireworks policy. the city of livermore amended its fireworks policy. the whole property owners accountable and keep residents safe. according to livermore police, the provision holds the property owner or person in charge of hosting a gathering where fireworks are being discharged liable for their guests, actions on their property. the provision applies when the guest using the fireworks cannot be identified. some people in livermore agree this is needed ahead of the holiday. if your property, you're responsible what happens there regard. you know, i mean, if you have to police what's going nobody should be lighting fireworks at home. it's unsafe. i mean, that's like tomorrow. the story right? >> per the new policy police can use their own observations. witness statements and other information. >> to issue an administrative citation with a fine u

and after that, again, the provision of the constitution and our legislation enters that elections to the all-belarusian people's assemblyt be announced by the cec no later than uh 10 days after the single voting day, that is, we will need to sum up the results of the single voting day. yes, call an election. eh, vns, from the deputy corps of local soviets and from the structure of civil society in general complexity. in the first case it will be 350 delegates. and in the second case it will be 400 delegates. that is, it is such a large army. and here it must be understood that some of the delegates will be people ex officio, including deputies of the house of representatives of the members of the council of the republic. that is, those who are elected on one voting day, including the republic not on the single voting day , will also be elected after a single day voting. and after a single day of voting will be elected deeds. dns, therefore, no later than uh 60 days after the single voting day, the entire belarusian assembly must open your first meeting. this again, uh, one of the functions of the cec, we uh, will open t

people who are endowed with certain constitutional and legislative powers, how will we vote and in what form will the entire belarusian people's assemblyppear before us in april next year, as well as how ready the members of the cyclical chairman are for pressure from extremists, the full version of the interview as part of the project conversation with the president also available on youtube channel. and you? the pumping of kiev continues the european union is preparing another package of financial assistance to ukraine in 50 billion euros according to bloomberg official the statement should be made on this score today in london tranche. unlike the previous ones, it will be formed at the expense of contributions from the eu member states and not market loans , and the world bank will also provide kiev with a loan of 63 million euros to pay salaries to teachers and officials in february march, since the country's total debt by the end of april was more than 82 billion dollars, ukraine entered into an agreement with a number of state and financial institutions, and the suspension of debt service. and since february last year, kiev has p

the state assembly bill that allows cannabis cafes in california has passed with bipartisan support. the new legislationffee shop type environments with food beverages and live music alongside cannabis consumption. state assembly members say the cafes could draw tourists into downtown areas to help struggling cannabis businesses and others survive. the bill now heads to the state senate for approval. the department of fish and wildlife is tracking a rare sighting of a wolverine in california. here's a picture of one sighting from yosemite last month. there were two other sightings in the inyo national forest. it's just the second wolverine sighting in the wild in our state in the past 100 years. they're more commonly found in areas of alaska and canada where there are cold climates and few humans. nasa is gearing up for its upcoming mission to jupiter's moon europa, where scientists say they think a large ocean could exist in its layer of ice. the europa clipper spacecraft is set to launch in october of next year. it'll journey roughly 1.8 billion miles to the icy moon, looking for conditions that could

reggie: the assembly member sponsored legislation to give jurors $100 a day.xpand it to four other counties. the department overseeing the program says the $100 is making a difference, helping create juries that are more reflective of the community. kumasi: some people in the bay area will be making more money starting this weekend. half a dozen cities are raising the minimum wage starting saturday. here they are -- san francisco, berkeley, emeryville, fremont, milpitas. emeryville will offer the highest at $18.67 an hour. that is higher than san francisco and berkeley. alameda will be $16.52. statewide minimum wage is $15.50 an hour. >> for those struggling to get by, the extra $.80 will make a big difference for people being able to meet bills, cover the rent. it is not enough. it is not what people totally need to survive and meet their needs, but it makes a huge difference. kumasi: these local minimum hikes take effect on saturday. reggie: a replica of the white house is now on the market. it is $38.9 million. the call at the western white house. it was co

the state assembly has passed a bill to allow cannabis cafes in california with bipartisan support. the current law bans the sale of other items in cannabis dispensaries. the new legislationate a coffee shop type environment that would allow food and beverages even live music events alongside cannabis consumption. assembly member matt haney says these cafes could draw tourists into downtown areas and help struggling cannabis businesses survive. the bill now heads to the state senate, a proposed law making its way through the legislature in sacramento could lead to motorcyclists riding without a helmet as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us some say this action is in defense of religious freedom while others say it poses a safety risk. for over three decades, california has required motorcyclists to wear protective helmets when on the roads. but one group of golden state riders seeks an exemption to the law. it will allow us to ride, which is one of our passions. while fully expressing our religious identity, which is the turban and the beard. dr. benny wahl is a practicing sic and motorcycle enthusiast. he says it's impossible to wear a turban and long beard and c

state assembly a proposal to allow cannabis cafes in california passed the assembly with bipartisan support. the new legislationl let cities create amsterdam style coffee shop type environments with food beverages and live music along side cannabis consumption. state assembly members say the cafes could draw tourists in a downtown areas and help struggling cannabis businesses and others survive the bill. now heads to the state senate for approval. happening today, the fort bragg army base than 100 slaves. the change is part of a department of defense initia by the 2020 george floyd protests to rename military installations bearing the name of confederate soldier . all right. today were put in place to solve a growing homeless problem. but now people say these boulders in one east bay neighborhood have created an even bigger problem. we'll explain coming up. dollar general says its customers are cutting down on spending and struggling to pay for the essentials where the discount store chain says its shoppers are going instead surrendering their animals. we're live in san jose with what the shelter is doing to tr

but there are some who argue the legislation will hurt law abiding citizens, an is enough. a passionate assembly member mike gibson expressing frustration calling for action on gun violence. all of it part of this larger gathering in front of state capital featuring gun violence. survivors, activists and democratic lawmakers. this notion that more guns makes a safe is the exact opposite. morgan's makes us more likely to get shot. burbank state senator anthony portantino spoke in favor of his bill. sb 2. >> if passed and signed into law, it would change the process to apply for and obtain a concealed carry weapons permit or ccw in california. more than 200,000 californians have ccw is allowing them to carry it. keep out of sight, guns. but according to the legislation, people who apply for such a permit will now need to have previous firearms training and be at least 21 years old. you've got to be 25 to rent a car. >> should you be at least 21 to buy a gun? is that common sense endorsed by governor gavin newsom. the proposal also require applicants to provide character references and go through a

and the risks of social media use by children and teenagers and for more on this legislation, we are joined now by assembly member mark berman. great to see you. thank you for taking the time today. why do you believe that all public school students here in the state of california should get regular media literacy lessons? yeah. thanks for the question. studies show that students get the majority of their news and their information online and through social media apps like tiktok and twitter and instagram. and when that's the case, we and we know that it's so much easier to disseminate it, to create and disseminate misinformation, conspiracy theories, just outright lies and then disseminate it so quickly online. and so it's that much more important now than ever to make sure that all students in california k through 12 get the media literacy skills they need to be, you know, competent and confident media, consumers and media creates. and as part of your bill, would would media literacy be taught in existing classes or would it be a separate class in california schools? but my bill would require that media

the state assembly just passed new legislation which caps how much landlords can request for security deposits. the current state law allows landlords to collect 2 months worth of rent or up to 3 months. if an apartment is furnished. if signed into law ab 12 would ban landlords from getting a security deposit that exceeds one month's rent. whether the apartment is furnished or not. assembly member matt haney is sponsoring the bill and says it will address the state's housing crisis. >> there are over 10 states including new york, rhode island, delaware, alabama, that already cap security deposit at one month of rent. this seem like a fair solution. >> opponents say the bill could reduce housing inventory has more landlords back out of renting. and they're arguing that one month's rent doesn't cover expenses for landlords. the bill is now on its way to the senate judiciary. still ahead this afternoon from the beneficiary to a board member, how one woman who used to used to rely on the local food bank is now helping it right. plus, if you're anxious about donating blood, how some new te

but there are some who argue the legislation will hurt law abiding citizens. damage an is enough. a passionate assembly member mike gibson expressing frustration calling for action on gun violence. all of it part of this larger gathering in front of the state capital featuring gun violence. survivors, activists and democratic lawmakers. this notion that more guns makes a safe is the exact opposite. morgan's makes us more likely to get shot. burbank state senator anthony portantino spoke in favor of his bill sb 2 if passed and signed into law. it would change the process to apply for and obtain a concealed carry weapons permit or ccw in california. >> more than 200,000 californians have ccw is allowing them to carry it. keep out of sight, guns. but according to the legislation, people who apply for such a permit will now need to have previous firearms training and be at least 21 years old. you've got to be 25 to rent a car. >> should you be at least 21 to buy a gun? is that common sense doors by governor gavin newsom? the proposal also require applicants to provide character references and go through a

assembly. >> so meta is now threatening to remove news content on facebook and instagram. if the state legislators passed a new proposal that would make tech companies pay publishers for news stories that they post the bill would require platforms to pay a journalism usage fee for content from local news outlets. in a statement, meta says that if this bill passes, it will be forced to remove news from facebook and instagram rather than pay money that primarily benefits out of state media companies, assemblywoman buffy wicks who represents the east bay as one of the sponsors of the spill. she's calling threat just a scare tactic. meta made a similar threat last year when lawmakers in congress tried to propose a similar bill. the nonprofit group news media alliance calls met his threat. undemocratic. 4th of july is just a couple of weeks away at this point. but one east bay city is already putting the word out about its new fireworks policy. the city of livermore amended its fireworks policy to hold property owners accountable. and they say also to keep residents safe, according to livermore police,

what kind of legislative elections are going to take place? they want a national assembly consisting of 2 houses, the parliament and the senate. and so national assembly with 2 houses, the senate and base and tripoli and the parliament in eastern libya. so what we're hearing is that a signing ceremony is likely to take place later on today. that could see a lot of support from political members here because, you know, people wants to see elections and they want to get rid of these legislative houses . but the presidential election there, there might be some, some disagreements as, as we move forward. because of those prime minister is set to hold talks with you and us representatives after days of unrest. violence broke out down to the election of ethnic albanian mayors and served majority areas. the torque is commando battalion has also arrived in kosovo at the request of nato. dozens of the alliance of soldiers were injured in confrontations last week. i said, bank has more from the northern town of eviction in kosovo as approaches continue here is by chance. the scene o

what kind of legislative elections are going to take place? they want a national assembly consisting of 2 houses, the parliament and the senate. and so national assembly with 2 houses, the senate and base and tripoli and the parliament in eastern libya. so what we're hearing is that a signing ceremony is likely to take place later on today. that could see a lot of support from political members. here's cuz you know, people wants to see elections and they want to get rid of these legislative houses . but the presidential election there, there might be some, some disagreements as, as we move forward. the cause of those foreign minister is set to hold tops with you and us representative slater. following days, a violent converse divine and spoke out after the installation of ethnic albanian men. in sub majority areas in the north, i took is command. a battalion has arrived in cost of what the requests of nato, after dozens of the alliances soldiers were injured. in confrontations last week, the u. s. threatened to impose sanctions on both serbia and coastal. if the violence c

what kind of legislative elections are going to take place? they want a national assembly consisting of 2 houses, the parliament and the senate. and so national assembly with 2 houses, the senate and base and tripoli and the parliament in eastern libya. so what we're hearing is that a signing ceremony is likely to take place later on today. that could see a lot of support from political members. here's because, you know, people want to see elections. they want to get rid of these legislative houses, but the presidential election there, there might be some, some disagreements as, as we move forward. thousands of countries have been invited to take part in minute trained drills in indonesia, including the united states, china and russia. that happening despite the rising tensions between the global powers. jessica washington reports from the drills a way here in microsoft or on entities as a solo, a seam island with entities or is hosting multi lateral naval exercises. inviting $35.00 other countries, including the us, russia, china, strangely at a time to participate in the

temperature in the incidents of workplace >> the bill now heads to the state assembly court as he says, he's confident the legislation will pass. >> river rafting on a section of the truckee river might be shut down entire summer season. kron four's theresa stasi explains why too much water has led to the rather complicated situation. >> for 50 years, the truckee river rafting company has suited up families and friends for some summer fun. but this rafting season is canceled because despite the historic wet winter, the 5 mile stretch of weaving water from tahoe city to river ranch road is just it's crazy of most people think that, you know, we've got too much water too raft when our section of the truckee river, we won't have enough water because it it is federally regulated. so the water master will keep the gates closed. so as to not flood reno and pearman blake and all of >> as of ice downstream from the truckee river, the sydney course the air. >> is a manager at truckee river rafting started by her grandfather in the 70's. she says that the rafting season should be in full swing by now operating that 100 to 200

assembly considered. union of belarus and russia meeting was held in vitebsk parliamentarians of the two countries greatness on the unification of legislationis will create for carriers for citizens of the two countries, equal opportunities in the future in belarus, russia will operate a single bullet with auto insurance, allied deputies have developed. for this, the model is the bill, after the adoption of which it will be necessary to amend the current legislation of the two countries, discussed the prospect of building a high-speed railway that will connect st. petersburg and minsk to moscow . some of the routes that existed during the pandemic were canceled, and i want to. emphasize that canceled without refund without recovery, so this issue is relevant a high degree of acuteness it is sensitive for the population of the territory of the border areas - the railway communication is canceled. e is worth it. uh, the question of replacing it with alternative uh, passenger car transportation, so in terms of that. i think that two ministries and two regulators will solve these issues in accordance with the tasks set today. memorials and mili

assembly. matt haney says the legislation is meant to hold the government accountable for solving the state's homelessnesscs worry this proposed amendment will hamstring lawmakers and lead to unforeseen fallout if the legislature approves this bill, it could go to the voters as soon as next year. the power is back on at sfo after an outage last night hit the airport just before nine. the lights went out and ticketing baggage claim and at the gates, these pictures posted to social media show how dark it was at the airport on twitter. some people said they waited in the dark in the terminal with nothing from airport officials or the airlines about what was happening. power was restored at sfo around 955 last night. a retired oakland school teacher telling a terrifying real life story of a game of cat and mouse . and unfortunately, somebody like myself is a sitting duck. they look and they go, oh, look, a little old lady in a nice car. let's get her now. elizabeth gay is also was returning rather, to her oakland hills home last saturday when she realized someone was following her. she was driving a mercedes

some backers have until the end of the current legislative session to get this bill through the assemblyill find other supporters to help us back it in the south bay bureau, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. a four year old recovering after being shot inside an oakland neighborhood s happened worry a similar case could happen in the future. also why allstate, one of the largest property and casualty insurance providers in california, is now putting a hold on new homeowners insurance policies in the golden state. it was an historic night in game one of the nba finals for nikola jokic jason appelbaum will explain a bit later. in sports. and later tonight helping house bay area farm workers the millions of dollars granted to one local county ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you?

some backers have until the end of the current legislative session to get this bill through the assembly other supporters to help us back it in the south bay bureau, jesse gary ktvb, fox two news. federal regulators are turning up the pressure on an airbag inflator company that has so far refused to recall its product, despite safety concerns that national highway traffic safety administration wants tennessee based ark automotive, inc to recall 67 million potentially dangerous airbag inflators. the agency has ordered the company to answer questions under oath. federal regulators want a recall of that product due to concerns that the bags could explode with such force to blow apart a metal canister and expel shrapnel. but ark is refusing, setting up a possible court fight. uber drivers in san francisco are being offered short term leases for ford electric vehicles. it's part of a partnership with ford that will allow uber drivers to drive a mustang mach e or for short term leases for 1 to 4 months. drivers sign up on the uber marketplace and will be delivered within two weeks. in addition

. >> well, the bill now heads to the state assembly where cortese says he's confident the legislation will pass. los altos man is in jail police found child at his home on. so you courtless than a mile away from los altos. ig school officers identified the man ethan grier, los altos. police say that investigation is ongoing and they're now asking anyone with information on that case. give them a call. well, the newsom administration is responding after an independent report discovered that the state's projected multi-billion dollar deficit larger than previously believed. news's budget had predicted the deficit. 31 and a half billion dollars. however, recent report from the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says it will likely closing 34 billion dollars. they advise the state cut one time spending projects by about 6 billion dollars. the newsom administration acknowledges the report says they are being financially prudent. >> you don't want to exacerbate the risks that are out there the doing the things like higher ongoing like raising taxes like tapping into the reserves. we m

assembly. uh, you expect that there will be some new legislation with uh connected with the consequences of what happened a few days ago, but quite, perhaps more than expected, there are now conversations. by the way, they have been going to say for a long time, and even to me, as an ordinary person, let's say so to the legislator, it's not quite clear why they go, but they don't take steps. everything, because we, in fact, have a private military campaign. so far we have no outside the law laws governing this area. this is the first task facing legislators. well , you and i perfectly understand that this is a question that goes beyond the scope of a purely private, uh, agenda item about these same campaigns. eh, this is a question, in principle, the law. there is a lot of disciplinary support for a special military operation , including those relating to e, laws are being adopted , various normative acts regulating the social aspects of what is happening. we see that more needs to be done here. eh, and most importantly quicker. thank you quran i am now addressing you not as just an encyclopedic