petersburg is important the atmosphere of the lower park the atmosphere of the upper garden and, uh,ists help to enter. it was at that time in that era. no, i don't need enough anymore. strange, the floorboard creaked, i’ll say more, even something was visible, but it was not the mirrors who saw who, but there was something, no steps, what were the steps were men's, heavy heavy fast fast confident steps, there are mirrors of the 18th century and mirrors of the mirror. uh, mirrors are a thick thing that has an image in them and peeps into this mirror reality to go somewhere. you don't see yourself. you see something different. this is a very unusual feeling, be sure to look into these mirrors and decency. and then the states. no , he loved this place very much. this is the place of the holiday. this is his favorite place my pleasure is a separate room in front of this started peterhof he saw this place and fell in love with it and built his first palace. it's good there. now it is a colossal nature reserve. absolutely this is a very large reserve - this is a status. first of all, it's

time to go in lipetsk there are mineral springs and the lower park was founded precisely as a medical resort, the discovery of springs is attributed to peter the great in the park there are several historical objects associated. about the legend once, having arrived here, peter i at the ironworks leaned on molding clay and his hand was imprinted and to leave. well, as if the memory of the stay. here the emperor lipetsk metallurgy decided to fill it with cast iron. yes, you see her real hand. yes , yes, this is a guide, you're a kid, well, a little nails here. it’s just that peter was stronger than him, if the legend says that one of the maids the hostess drew water from this healing spring and cooked food, seeing that the water was brown , thought that she decided to poison her and sued for a very long time, reached the emperor and the emperor remembered that these waters were healing and ordered to reward the maid with the fact that she, on the contrary, wanted to do good to his mistress. there is a taste. yes, there is a taste. yes, yes, you are quite a lot, well, it is clear that t

, nova kakhovka of the dnieper, korsunka krynka, as well as the entire coastal zone, the lower dnipro natural park island can wash away crimea for years without water, because the north crimean canal will be destroyed, as well as the kakhovsky main canal, they are a source for irrigation of virtually the entire south of ukraine, in addition, the kakhovsky trunk canal even supplies water to populated areas of southern ukraine and even berdyansk, which is located hundreds of kilometers away on the coast of the sea of ​​azov, i also use water from the dnipro, which comes through the canal system , for water supply. understanding the threats and the level of inadequacy of the enemy, ukraine has already turned to international organizations for help, the government is asking to send a un monitoring mission and the eu to prevent provocations from the russians daniels nister maksym shevlin volodymyr samchenko details tv channel intermarathon of unified news russia is fighting against all countries that support european values, deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada olena kondratiuk spoke about this in the

resident of our country notices that there are also unsuitable places for parking a and somewhere curbs are already being loweredhere they used to be tall. but the fact that appears everywhere ramps kindergartens schools shops. uh, all public facilities have we equip and make for normal access for people with disabilities . i say that the new ones are somehow simpler. we are laying it down right now. and when planning already even housing. why do i mention housing, that this is the most demanded product of housing, we already know every time that if there is a category of disabled people, the first floors are for them, while the existing ones are housing stock. this is a separate conversation, which is individually we approach everyone. there, the savannas are as simple as possible for people with physical features, they give the shizar of the sunnin region, the chaman live , 90,000 people with disabilities, comfortable asya tools for them, i try in a complex way, only the smart nearest trichodes of his hand cannot furnish more than 650 objects. the golden rule of biospecs for the people of the golden adult cham

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every inhabitant of our country notices that there are also unsuitable parking spaces and somewhere curbs are already being loweredere they used to be tall. and what appears everywhere ramps kindergartens schools shops, uh, all public facilities have equipment and we do for normal access for people with disabilities. i say these are new. well, it’s somehow easier, we are already laying it right away. and when planning already e even housing. why do i mention housing, that this is the most demanded product of housing, we already know every time that if there is a category of people with disabilities, the first floors, this is for them, but whether this housing stock exists is a separate conversation, which in we approach each one individually. one of the latest examples is an adapted house in krupka apartments, where they are maximally adapted for the life of people with physical disabilities . now about 90,000 people with disabilities live in the minsk region in a comfortable environment. more than 650 facilities are planned to be built for them in the next 3 years in the region. in the year of the 140th anniversa

finally, the national park service tweeted about it over the weekend after it was found in drought lowered waters and as gate reader point out, look like the boat used in the 1960's to dredge the lake for summer. vacationers. it's believed the park service might have bought the boat from the military. but how safe remains a mystery, john, if you can, guess how it sank, you think? i know the big mystery around this was why is that or will work to air a vessel a but you know what? it's a good that they found. the reason for that is and i don't know it's saying. maybe m. >> maybe someone temperature over they will be attacked transfer both the u.s. monroe via was used as >> patton's headquarters during the invasion of sicily. it will be restored and displayed at the museum in nebraska. so a little history for you there. well, coming up in the next hour, we're talking draymond green and >> the scene back on the court after punching his teammate. we're going to see him in the last preseason game will know. we'll have that answer coming up. one bay area community being warned that the air they'r

what's interesting about showing, you know, west garfield park versus lincoln park, the credit score is a lot lowersus $117,000. homeownership, median home value. so there is -- it's not just a credit score issue it's a disparity across all sorts of different lines and the question is, how quickly can you shift the dynamic with the credit score unto itself. >> 12 to 18 months what you're trying to do, you're trying to get -- if you -- i'll make this simple you move the credit score a hundred points from 550 to 650, you stabilize that neighborhood. the crime goes down. the high school graduation goes up look at that number between graduation rates between garfield and lincoln park. it's stunning. the -- and college education goes up. the small business number goes up, the entrepreneurship level goes up. the self-esteem goes up. the people who have a 401(k) grow up. payday loan renters, rent centers, they go away. because people with a higher credit score make different choices. it may not be the same as lincoln park, but it's the best in your community. >> appreciate you joining us this morning than

inhabitant of our the country notices that there are also adapted places for parking a and somewhere the curbs are already being loweredd to be tall. and the fact that ramps appear everywhere, kindergartens, schools, shops, uh, all public facilities have equipment and we do it for normal access for people with disabilities. i say these are new. well, it’s somehow easier, we are already laying it right away. and when planning already e even housing. why do i mention housing as the most in-demand product? housing we already every time the executive committee knows that if there is a category of disabled people, the first floors are for them, and the existing housing stock is a separate conversation, which is individually adapted to each individual, adapted to the duma in small quarters. there is maximum harassment for people with physical disabilities the gifts of the shizar of the showman region live and the mother of 90,000 people from disabilities is a comfortable accommodation for them to fold in a complex, only smart nearby trichodes, it does not cover more than 650 objects. golden rules for biospecs people of gold

park. let's see the cities, let's go historical center of the lower kremlin located on the right high bankong its confluence with juice, the kremlin has changed unrealistically. i was in lower e about 10 years ago. hello, my name is maxim hello victor, i'm stepan, the head of the museum, the nizhny novgorod kremlin, that is, we were lucky, tell us, of course, i will tell you. the cream itself, and this stone one, began to be built in 1508 and built somewhere in 7-8 years, namely for visitors for tourists. it became available, only 10 months ago, well, we got here just after the reconstruction to fresh. yes nizhny novgorod kremlin it was built according to the most advanced technologies of the 16th century and was not even afraid of artillery throughout history; it has never been taken by enemies. although they regularly tried to conquer it, for 1.521 years the hungarei came, stared, and left. no, the germans did not come here to fly in until the 20th century, there were anti-aircraft guns and a huge searchlight on the three towers of the kremlin, and the kremlin really protected practicall

lower 16. this is in order to quickly eat someone and live it. predators and their dinner can hardly be called dietary omnivores. although the prickly inhabitants of parksn the garden and vegetable gardens prefer harmful insects, may beetles, silkworm caterpillars, small invertebrates, and also mice, for example, therefore, hedgehogs are faithful helpers in the garden. after out of hibernation, they especially need food to restore their strength . the animal can eat up to 1/3 of its weight overnight, the facts of overeating have not been established, in contrast to such an ailment as lactose intolerance. it develops when the compassionate townspeople begin to feed the night aliens with milk and sour cream, but such food is categorically contraindicated for a hedgehog. it seems hard to believe, but as a species, hedgehogs exist. for more than 15 million years on the belarusian lands, including, probably, since those times it has gone as if they were a symbol of wisdom. and it’s also quite peaceful creatures to remember, at least the characters from the soviet cartoon frot militarism, but the hedgehog also has enemies having met a predator like that. at f

lower. neil: jo just don't let that tea get flooded and don't park it in your garage.ut that's a serious point and serious questions you all raised and a point we have to address as a country. together, i want to thank you all. in the meantime, we mention what's going on in florida, still going on and big recovery efforts and the rescue efforts too. they're still searching for potential victims here. better than 100 dead in the state. we'll have more after this. neil: i want to take you to fort meyers, florida, where a lot of the rebuilding efforts continue to go on and across the state so to the rescue efforts here. herculean task to put it mildly and will nunly with the very latest. will. >> reporter: neil, good morning. we want to highlight some efforts on the ground helping to rebuild at this hour. what you see behind me is operation blue roof. this is a partnership between the u.s. army corp. of engineers as well as federal government agencies with fema that are essentially supplying homeowners here with a emergency cover on their roofs at no cost. this team just

the national park service tweeted about this over the weekend was found drought lowered waters. you see a picture there and that's gate reader pointed out. it looked like the boats used in the 1960's to dredge the lake for summer. vacationers. it is believed the park might have bought the boat from the military. exactly how it sank, though, remains a mystery. the attack transport was part of the uss monrovia and was used as patton's headquarters during the invasion of sicily that's produced it will be restored and displayed at the museum in nebraska. so patton was basically using that as kind of an office, whether monrovia was a bigger ship? i think that was a landing craft that via. still store. but very interesting stuff. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock and is going to be joining me for kron. 4 news at 10 and she's standing by with a preview. helln, folks. a lot coming up tonight at 10, a 29 year-old seminary student in the east bay killed in a shooting over the weekend. tonight his friends and colleagues gathered for a vigil how they are honoring his life of love and s

the white house has previewed helping hhs lower prescription drug costs. we saw him at a national parke of course saw his pardons on pot, and we of course saw his actions on student loans. so the why it matters, is that president biden is avoiding big settings where he could hurt a democrat in a place he's not particularly popular, where his polls are under water, and instead is using executive action, executive authority to project accomplishment and democratic power. >> it's a smart story. white house aides clearly want bidens to do some of his help from the campaign for the white house himself to frame the stakes and not appear with individual candidates and raise money. he's been an effective fundraiser for democrats down the stretch. "axios" got new reporting on democrats' attempt to rein in big tech, but after two years in power, they have little to show for it. tell us more about that. >> time running out because time is likely running out on the democratic majority. very likely republicans take the house majority, and time is running out on this year's calendar. based on their

continuously investing to compete against neighboring parks, to universal studios, hollywood, it does bring sticker shock, the cost of admission might be lowerrsion of a fast pass you are looking at 279, it was actually a bit higher than disney. it is not just extensive to go into the park, not only have food prices risen and portion gotten smaller, but these mickey ears have gotten 33% $10 but you can see clearly people will pay the price, people have been streaming all morning. stuart: i don't know how regular folks can afford that kind of thing. thank you very much. new yorkers living in fear but if you ask the mayor of new york city, the perception that crime was out of control. role it. >> we can't get away from the fact that 3. 3 million people using the subway station, those average of 6 crimes a day is not giving the impression our system is out of control. stuart: the problem is what about the people being attacked in broad daylight, there is a perception of crime for you. we will be back. and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up

. >> the national park service tweeted about it over the weekend after it was found in trout lowered waters. and that's reader pointed out it looked like the boats used in the 60's to dredge the lake for summer. vacationers. it's believed the park service might have bought the boat from the military. but how it's a remains a mystery. the attack transport vote. the u.s. monrovia was used as patton's headquarters during the invasion of sicily. it will be restored and displayed at the museum in nebraska. so we might have to take a little trip out to the basket is cool. >> that's pretty cool. all right, 7.55, the tide coming up in the next hour. one bay area community is being worn now to get air. they're breathing could be toxic. we'll have a live report when exactly why that is. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty tr

you're typically a lower class man makes a surprise attack. he jumps out from you in a parking garage, whatever. that's what all the blue lights on college campuses are about, because this idea of stranger danger. and that's because stranger assailant is typically a man of lower status. who doesn't have other means violence at his disposal, whereas your acquaintance rape the boss in an employment situation. some guy at a party they typically don't use. your cousin, your uncle they typically don't use violence as a principal means of coercion because they have other social mechanisms that disposal. in the case with henry bowdler, he enticed as long as sawyer he isolates of sawyer gets her out late. he intrigues her. when it turns out that he is interest really is sex. she's also stunned and surprised and self-doubting because she's she realizes that she's been misjudging him for ten days now. so there are it's not to say that assault wasn't itself forceful or violent. it's just that in acquaintance scenarios, the mechanism of coercion often includes many social mechanisms than s

in the lower left corner one idea we have is to take our current parking lot and use half of it for a new ocean conservation center. (inaudible) these are things we are working on right now to make that up for lost parking. you can see the right-again this is just a worker drawing now, we were considering putting in a new access portal through the zoo that you park on the south side off the skyline-we are still working with the architect and city, but one idea is to create a parking lot (inaudible) overhead bridge into the zoo. this is in the very early stages of that project. and that is my presentation. thank you. >> thank you chris. i know we have a hand raised on the line. anyone in the room who would like to comment on the san francisco zoo report? okay, seeing none, let's open the line to our caller. you have two minutes to speak. >> good morning commissioners. my name is richard (inaudible) this is basically what i said at the (inaudible) committee meeting. i was disappointed in the presentation that he didn't-mr. connor didn't talk about the (inaudible) now that it is a city l

people are used to lowering the bar and then knocking it out of the park.reason that apple has outperformed? people don't believe that they could be a victim of the slowdown, so what happens when they are? jonathan: has your iphone slowed down? lisa: i don't really want to talk about it. jonathan: not part of the conspiracy. just saying that it always happens. maybe they target ashok batia, deputy cio at neuberger berman. we have had some bad news in house growth data yesterday, treasuries rallied. typically treasuries are part of the bad news and do not really at all baby can you take any signal from that or is it too early? ashok: our biggest view, the thing that is coming for the bond market is a period of less volatility. the bond market is price for 4.75 to a 5% terminal funds rate. the fed is signaling they want to start thinking about that pause that has been anticipated all year. once that happens, you are going to pin the front end of these bond markets to two-year yields. then the 10-year yield will start to move on expectations of growth, whether

free but access and this measure reaffirmed the golden gate park access which is conversations about adding more recesses for ada access and lowering the garage prices and creating better wifi and it can help organize the traffic and the busyness of jfk whether there's bikers and walkers. >> thank you. we're at closing statements, so we will start with you, esther. any last thoughts? >> sure. the closure of jfk for use during the height of the pandemic made absolute sense and people with disabilities were among the hardest hit by the pandemic. now, that it's becoming safer to get out and about, the needs of people with disabilities must be considered equally to non-disabled folks and people with disabilities should be included in this conversation and not dealt with as an afterthought or dismissed as a bunch complainers and the broader disability in san francisco should be surveyed to determine their access needs. so, there's many ways to compromise but it doesn't seem like the proposers of in prop j is in agreement with that. we see when it's inclusive, we'll get behind it but this isn't it for us yet. >> thank you. closing though

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park again. maybe i'll find some witnesses. try it right repin no need to twitch, criminal investigation. waiting for someone else, hands can be loweredopen from someone to me close to friends? i'm always glad for the cops, so and so the robbers will come in that you only take vova or something, i know, of course, when was the last time i saw yesterday that or today in the forest park. you’re my boss, don’t go around here, say what you need, that you killed her. in vain was a normal aunt. though the judge, do you hear me holiness here with a smile, portray the person did not come. well, he came. here you understand, the chief is such a topic for me, when 10 apartment clerks took me for robbery for lawlessness. obkov hung up, and gorskoe the court figured it out and then i was charged with only one episode. so why did you come to her? i ca n't understand. don't you get the boss? i did come. thank her to say the money brought, what kind of money, what are you driving? and i'm telling the truth, i brought her 10,000, but she didn't take it. yes, even as yells. well, i left, i see. well, where were you when the boss killed her? well, what

thousands of enslaved people walked before or after sale to the lower south and it still is buried today. you know, it's still surrounded by parking lots. and there are just three little metal markers that tell the story of lincoln's jail and of mary lumpkin and a few other, you know, little markers around town that tell the story of the domestic slave trade out of richmond. but richmond was the second biggest slave trading city next to new orleans. you know, we shipped an 1840, virginia shipped half of all interstate trade trades were made from virginia. so half of all people going to the lower south came from virginia. but yet and we had this amazing, you know, archeological find, there are very few slave trading sites left in america. you know, if you go looking for slavery, museums, places that tell the story of enslavement through inside people's eyes, there are none that that really there are very few that still exist. and this is one of them. and to think that richmond, you know, really hasn't made much progress in trying to tell this story, it's it's very similar to what you said. they've made some steps. they preserved so

parking citation. riding citation i they are lower. because we started citing. for improper riding. a percentage of the trips and you see -- the bird has the highest the line the lowest less than half a percent and spends half a percent of total citation per trips. we go to the next slide. the numbers make sense that -- line people have been throwing devis miss the behave they will grab a scooter shared device and dump it in the bay this is a huge problem. a big concern. you see that down below. 've 750 dollars from recontroversialal from the bay and 250 for retrieval from the land side port property of the port board has to remove an abandoned scooter. >> we worked with the port and installed signage in that area. it is i think it can be the team work to update our enforce am app if well is a request for device removal from the bay that will go automatically to the port. now we e mail and do it and it happens with the improvement tell happen through the app. so00 autobig topic today is the sidewalk detection technology. and what each permittee is doing in that arena. this is hugely

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