it is quite important i see a huge number of links still ukrainian we are on the rain channel on er medi what is it called diazona there an important story on medusa it is still considered sufficiently authoritative and liberal and true some even consider them to be more truthful and liberal media than the ukrainian one and that is why they refer to them. they really do a lot of investigations . last week we had a broadcast where we analyzed medusa publications in particular and came to the conclusion that actually a lot of messages sent by this media to its audience resonate with by kremlin propaganda. maybe they do it not according to methods, not according to some censorious things. but according to the call of the soul, because these journalists, who are usually russian, differ from us in that they constantly want to justify themselves and the russian people, and even as we already see russian war criminals. they have also already begun to justify it. unfortunately, the ukrainian media picked up on it. well, let's talk about the rain channel first, and then i promise you a story abou

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and then also maybe you pool as well. medi full was a real like reality check for me. and so like videos from people interviewing the citizens, telling how as a huge time in residential areas and how, how they were used basically a civilian hostages. mm hm. at the moment, the dentist people's republic is currently trying me as a mercenary, and they found guilty. there's a possibility i might, might face the death sentence is found guilty. oh, no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history with . mm mm hm. willing to a so blue, tedious studio. no cranium. tv toys, anemia. okay, did she ship a dock lean that ship board of control in particular bought so she's she'll need to get them awarded by like, the system will only be me other than that. it's not sig device such as lucy lee? yeah. well, we can do 2 pocono channels, actually skim shaft arkell room. dish a buffer leona. oh crazy. that's all there is to modern day my subway, but just dory finished on a salad. she elise get us. but gently she said yes, figure trisha. i needed his daughter to take

and so yeah, and then also maybe you pool as well. medi full was a real like reality check for me. and that so like videos from people interviewing the citizens, telling how as all each time in residential areas and how, how they were used basically a civilian hostages. mm hm. at the moment, a dentist people's republic is currently trying me as a scenario and they found guilty. there's a possibility i might, might face the death sentence if found guilty. oh, no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history. with a nozzle you while div easy while furnace us. ah. yeah. do you have one slide? yes. south. yeah. thrashing south with a new dock. awesome boys. now watch them up all mutable. upright pizza is emily up full of video from shelby. she's kim's room. she thought seriously the was the ela, a bill, and that's my thought or change in the again the, your fortune pretty up my be a lot about this morning. esther search financial ah, this things to my mom love her dearly rest in peace. she saved my uniforms. and when the war broke out and over russia, i made sure

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the state medi was only exclusively reported about the governing party. the number of election observers was drastically reduced. 1500 election observers. also, the electoral commission is under the control of the government. the international monetary fund has approved a request from pakistan for an extra $1.1 billion in a lot funding. the country is struggling with two months of devastating monsoon flooding. pakistan's planning minister says it might take five years to rebuild and recover from this week's historic flooding. international eight has begun to arrive but many people have already lost everything. >> drone images reveal the extent of the dev station near pakistan's river. the floods have destroyed ridges and washed away many roads, forcing authorities to use boats, military planes and helicopters to carry out difficult rescue operations. the government says one in seven pakistanis are affected by these floods. that is more than 33 million people. >> they are absolutely devastating. i haven't seen any destruction or devastation at this scale.

authorities in the regions, ministries, regional administrations, as well as representatives of the medie who deserve awards, those who are in the trenches, who supported the boys, girls, back, the people they know in the army, who are really grateful on the front lines, who support the fighting spirit of ukrainians, our self-belief, who spread the truth about the war, who mobilize help for ukraine abroad, who support migrants volunteers, officials, journalists, workers of communal enterprises, signalmen, transporters and athletes, artists, musicians, public figures, employees of the energy industry, post offices, etc., many different people hear candidacies were offered to her by those who are awarded posthumously, unfortunately, of course, i signed and shows about the awarding of our soldiers of the armed forces, the government in about the lord of the security of ukraine , in general, since february 24, 27,760 of our defenders have already been honored with state awards of ukraine tomorrow it is sunday, all e- e decrees will appear somewhere and there will be another very important sp

incentive for skilled nursing facilities to accept medi-cal patients.n one institution is threatened we need a safety net for the elderly and disabled. >> thank you for your comments. next caller, please let us know you're there. >> i'm a medical student at ucsf and rief' seen the twhai laguna hospital has saved people's lives. i'm echoing what folks said here that the city pay for a few months until we can get a resphrergs cmf. recertification. this puts them in precarious positions where their needs are not met and exacerbates the problem that we have around housing. we deeply spreect laguna honda hospital and i ask for the city to pay nem through the certification process. >> next caller, let us know you are there. >> hello. thank you. commissioner, my name is ann. am i on? am i on speaker? >> yes. >> okay. and i'm on the board of san francisco gray panthers. laguna honda is an important issue for us, a key issue as it should be for all san franciscans. and this -- these transfers are horrible. this is not the first time that the panthers had to rais

three-day run. 12 stages, coming alive, launching a new stage for downtown businesses, including here, and medi-cal restaurant. >> it is busy all around. i would say, increase is maybe 25% or 30% more because of this.even, really busy today but we think we have found something more. >> reporter: restaurants are the only ones seeing a new tune being sung. >> around the country, 30 states for the country, coming here, having great time in hotels. >> reporter: downtown business helpers hope the jazz summerfest will be the beginning of an influx of tourists on tuesday, the civic west film festival kicks off, offering in-person events for the first time in two years. >> we have beer and wine gardens, we have live performances, and of course, we have the red carpet that will be absolutely star-studded. all of the in-person fun and festivities are back. >> reporter: music to the ears of people wanting to get out and have fun, and businesses trying to thrive. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, another first for employees at a santa cruz starbucks shop. the starbucks on ocean

they are not doing their job , there was a certain discussion mainly in internet spaces, but also medidymyr zelenskyi, in a recent article in the washington post newspaper, stated that the ukrainian authorities did not warn the ukrainian public about a possible attack by russia ukraine because, because they did not want to create panic in ukraine and this stickman, this statement caused discussions in ukraine. the moment ... well, so he was in the know, we told him for a whole month that the president should do something, take precautionary measures, use our knowledge, our information, our intelligence, the protection of civilians, and so on of course, the situation is difficult, the great one will go to your president, athens, the right steps, and he is a role model, he did not flee the country and does not tire of assuring every ukrainian that we will fight to the victorious end, that many people in ukraine and beyond understood this, and we but from the president. that's why i used to be surprised by his inaction, but at the time when the war started, he was the right person in the

now we're medi frogs. hon about flows. neither river em show in the region. a few years ago it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re wild it a. so i'll get a bucket full of water. oh, look at what's hanging there. went in there, sure it into the bowl. yeah. my look, i got something here. i caught a baby nail. my my get a magnifying glass. i is that a ripple bug. i often come here to cool down. there is shade and the water keeps you cool too. i can feel the difference on the back one shiranda until she does the see. i'm cool. man, you can see the kids eyes light up as they discover everything. you have a completely different quality of life when there's water around and the kids develop in a different way than 300 kilometers of waterways in the region of being rewarded. here. give daisy and there are so many animals here when i'm impressed that everything grow. so fast, yeah, i'm next bound box is part of the regional project, aims to make waterways contribute to sustainable cooling. the kindergarten play area was specially designed by class

tadpoles ok now bore medi frogs. i hon. about flows. me the river im sure in the region. a few years ago, it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been rewarded. a so i'll get a bucket full of water. oh, look at what's hanging there. i didn't have any horrid into the boat. my look, i got something here. i caught a baby nail my my get a magnifying glass. i is that a ripple bug i again, i often come here to cool down their shade and the water keeps you cool too. you can feel the difference on as mentioned on until she does the see i'm to synchronize. man, you can see the kids eyes light up as they discover everything. you have a completely different quality of life when there's water around and the kids develop in a different way more than 300 kilometers of waterways in the region of being re while. did you get this? yeah, i, there are so many animals here when i'm impressed that everything grow so fast. yeah, i'm next. the one about is part of the regional project aims to make waterways contribute to sustainable cooling. the kindergarten player was specially des

we are expanding the number of school districts that use medi- cal. they can be supported even if they do not have insurance. there is an initiative been approved called community schools. the governor talked about that today. this provides wraparound supports at school. for billion dollars invested for community schools -- $4 billion dollars invested for community schools. mental health services, social services and all three. we are finding ways to deliver no cost supports to our students. kristen: your office made a major announcement to improve financial literacy. what does that mean and why is that important? >> it is amazing. over the years, what we call financial literacy is a way of teaching personal-finance to students. learning ways that they have awareness of not checking cash and balancing checkbooks. they learn in a more engaging way. learn about math and other concepts. even the cal state university system will be requiring another requirement to enter called quantitative reasoning. if you take a financial literacy course, that counts. t

so far, there is no 100% confirmation that the patriarch is going to be there, but according to medi's from various informal sources, in fact, he wants to be there, and such a meeting is indeed absolutely possible, the truth, the pope is clear points out that his attitude towards patriarch kirill is, er, it must be determined based on several of his previous specific cases, first of all, an interview on may 3, in which he called patriarch kirill an altar boy putin's boy, it was agreed by the world. the next day, it caused a violent reaction from the moscow patriarchate, a special statement, er, hmm, stating that with this statement, the pope cancels the relationship, so this is a fairly clear position, the second case, which also determines the attitude of the vatican and specifically the pope to patriarch kirill, this is the rejection of a special large-format meeting with the patriarch in jerusalem planned for june 14 this year, this was supposed to be the second meeting similar to the one that took place several years ago in the harbor and now and and he deliberately canceled, in ad

these israeli attacks are rates that have happened in because the strip where in the middle of these medi ation that we're already going on after israel had closed the borders with god. stuff the past 4 years past. sorry for days preventing any kinds of goods or people to leave or, and period because restrict so you know, just one more for you while i have you with us. just tell us what the mood is like amongst people in gaza right now. those who have you, you've been speaking to what have they been telling you about if they're worried over this escalation and where it could lead to well, it's not an easy situation for the people of gods and knowing that they are under fire, they're subjected to any kind of injury or even death that could happen from these rates. they have just come out from a war which has the last war in may. the last 4 in may where 260 people at least were killed from because the strip and thousands were injured. the infrastructure was severely destroyed. roads and water pipes and electricity power in different areas was completely destroyed. and this has not the gaza

down the price of prescription drugs, which will a reduce the amount that elderly people play for medi care services. then in climate, it has a massive impact in terms of climate change, attempting to a create a far huge drop in the use of fossil fuels over the next 30 years. reducing the u s's. carbon emissions, which are the highest in the world. so these are elements that spring throughout the act. importantly, the bite at administration claims that it is not going to cost the taxpayer any $1.00 the ordinary taxpayer. it's pledges that anybody who earns under $400000.00 a year at that some 98 percent of americans will not see any increase in their taxes. the tax increase goes to those multi national, those huge corporations which will be paying a minimum 15 percent tax and it will go much higher. also, the bite administration says that this bill, these measures, will pay for themselves within a couple of decades. in other words, it is self funding. you spending some $400000000000.00 now and the return see say that they will get in terms of saved energy cost for example, would amount

attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held a virtual medi availability to discuss the details in the report. although the term hate crime is commonly used in the community and in the media to describe a wide variety of incidents in the criminal bias motivation must be a substantial factor according to the doj in order for a criminal act to meet the legal definition of a hate crime that must include these there must be a criminal act. >> the crime less be biased, motivated. that bias comes from the offender. and the victim does not have to possess the characteristics behind the offender's bias. here is a list of the legally protected categories among them are color, race and religion. >> it is important to note, according to federal law, not all biased motivated acts. a reportable as hate crimes. for example. >> biases financial status like wealthy or poor. the elderly people who just differently. smokers drinkers, people who may be underweight or overweight. >> taking a look at the numbers between 2020 in 2021. during the height of the pandemic, there we

it c o, medi cal tv says that deliveries to, to russia could start before the end of this year. political analyst, onis, and, and consultants at the west has become isolated by its own sanctions. these economy, they will not lose showed that uncle and moscow are getting read off the rejects of history and start to remember that they are neighbors and the west and pressures. i like the sanctions against russia play and accelerating her all in the development of a neighborly relations between the encore and the moscow. now reach and talk about the corporation between turkey and russia, but not the competition. it is possible that the political law moves off the u. s. and the european countries towards turkey will also be experienced in the economic fields as an independent states. turkey didn't impose our sanctions and didn't join the sanctions against russia and keep his good relation with moscow and the 2 countries russia and took care of a good relations in different beaut, like gray economy, political fields, even military fields. these they would often solve the burton, i'm with the po

duties on ukrainian products were canceled, and if 5-10 years ago, there was a product with the name medi-yu called everyone the only question is what is it today, on this wave of patriotism, the world supports ukraine, it's incredible. do you remember on the air we counted uh, if you take a ton of uh, wheat, sell it there for one price, if you turn it into uh, flour, grind it it gives 10 times more profit there if you use this flour to make pasta, it’s 50 times, so the sixth come make frozen croissants and deliver it by height there and 10 times more, you can earn three each, yes, each step is additional now, but we have been a raw material economy all our lives well, we can really push this train from the moment we love production, step by step, look again, i will come back to this knowledge. look, unfortunately, we don’t have, for example, business education, so where in the state there is a very strong flow, it should be. well, somehow, we should push business education, because we are in post-soviet ukraine still thinking, yes, he doesn’t really like business, there is production. they

in the cellar brackets explains another sales strategy of the medi eva pharmacist. customers were given strong. my spiced red wine to lift the spirits and loosened the tongue that i could come with the customers could offload their worries and revenge in the mood to buy some pharmaceutical remedies. yes, he some think, i don't mean i mean a taste like port or mold wine, mickey sherwood, for those who aren't sure about viper arrangements and bats, blood modern medications are sold next door. one ancient remedy can still be bought and tollen council pharmacy marcy pon occupant. it's my tip and mars can improve your mood and help against heart rate lawyer. but of them and in small doses, it's completely harmless. oh yeah. 600 years of pharmaceutical knowledge, alive and well, and tollen. finally, medicine that's tastes good. that's all we have time for today. thank you for watching from everyone here and focus on your good by your next ah, with you a is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult wit

benfisov , this time with a score of 3:0, and all goals were scored before the break first, nikolas and mediight on the second floor of artem besedin, later oleksandr syrota missed with a fatal mistake, passing a pass to rafitsiev, and two minutes later the score became 3:0 david the cut was marked after a pass by gonzalo ramusha, after that benfica somewhat decreased its activity in the attack . dynamo did not even have the strength to score a goal. the prestige of strength is probably somewhere in the skills. thus, white and blue continue the european cup season, but they will play in the europa league in the group round, and after the game, a blink of time stated that the main problem dynamo was benfica, our biggest problem was not benfica, but the situation as a whole, we attract players from the academy, but they are not yet ready for this level, we have a 19-year-old playing in defense colorful 20-year-old vivcharenko 22-year-old orphan, as i said at the pre-match press conference, benfica is much stronger, but it is not permissible for us to make so many mistakes, the result could hav

but what they are trying to do is sort of put pressure on the p l in navy, which has the medi time. so gord going along the ceilings of traditional communications. lucy, they want to basically put pressure on their trade. they want to put pressure on the chill points. the 3 big joke points, one is straight of malika, st of homo's, which is on the other extreme. and then you have bulk of mon deep. so these are the teacher points as far as the, it's a way of protecting, ultimately the american dominance, right? precisely eminence of the land constraining the chinese many times a good old which is a complement of the beta road initiative. that is precisely what they are doing. in america is a buckland. ok, i can understand why americans with one that did, even though i think that rationale could also be a question, but what are the partners deriving from that? in addition to just simply giving americans the money to fulfill their own goals? so you see, the whole idea is that america is still the super bowl, which it is not my concept of thinking is that today it has a competitor in chi

you have obviously the, the iconic medi striker and glass nest, the restructuring, an openness. but that's plunged living standards here, and of course the ninety's were very chaotic time in russia. so he isn't seen in 2 favorable, a light among many russians here. and of course, president putin famously said that he sees the collapse of the soviet union as the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. now, following the collapse of the soviet union, of course, gorbachev stepping down from power in 9 to one. he very much took a back seat in russian politics. he did, however, try one more for a into the national political arena in 96 where he run for president. but he only received half a percentage of the votes. and since then, he mainly focused on humanitarian and educational projects. now he's expected to be buried in moscow's nova, gave it to the cemetery next to his wife rice. and she passed away in 1990 very famously, and mrs. her solely or missed her solely and of course will bring you more on the full off course of gorbachev death as me getting on our governo

the russian market is one of the top priorities will also make a wrong called row a c, c o. medi kathy be said, deliveries to russia would start before the end of this year. let's welcome political analyst on us and, and get those on now. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see as a ways are turkey has significantly business exposure to russia over the past 3 months as what we just said. is this a strong fund that on christina moscow was a partner even though some might consider then geo political adversaries. hello, 1st of all, thank you for your invitation. ah, these economic development showed that uncle and most go are getting read off the play projects to just off history and start to remember that they are neighbors. and the western pressures like the sanctions against russia play and accelerating are all in the development of neighborly relations between ankara and most school. and from a geopolitical point of view, i can say that we see that, you know, turkish and russian corporation has given positive results in.

the 2 teams from cor safa medi to the semifinals. yes. or africa and via and also one who are playing for the very 1st time got to the quarter finals. you know, so this kind of set up helps everyone holistically and specifically focus suffer who have insisted for the past couple of years that for you to come to the course after turn. i mean, you have to have a female head coach and that sort of brings perspective to the whole development, you know, program. all right, i've got some new to questions here. i see you nodding, so i'm just going to pick up with some of the questions from our audience. says divider says that today's topic is really essential, especially after watching the u. a for women's league attendance wasn't impressive until the finals football fans in africa have to patronize the women's games. deseret. thoughts on that? look, it was only morocco that had peptide stadiums for the rest of the competition. it was really peck taught. and i think if we talking about supporting, we also need to support in this 10. you know, pe

we will come back to him about medi. since we started in such a way that we would then finish the discussion on a different situation, well, actually, in the coming weeks, we already expect to vote in the first you know, we are finally pushing this heavy stone. because in fact three convocations of the verkhovna rada could not adopt this law. why? because there is a lot of private interest in the media, remember what was the opposition to the law on oligarchs and when the european commission gave this point as mandatory for of european integration, it was indicated that this should be done so that there is no influence of private interest on the editorial policy on the information landscape eh and eh well, let's call things by their names eh, these are very interconnected things and e actually stands in us several tasks at the same time, this is a directive of the european union, that is, synchronization with their legislation, we will have the most up-to-date norms for protecting, for example, children from harmful cont

national security council this comment was made after to the request of the publication from america, uh, medi, the voice of america, this is the statement of the usa, how can the usa act further, and in your opinion, do they have real levers so that this group of 500 people who are there near the hares are now shooting so that it uh did not establish dangers, etc. this institution is to be transferred to ukraine under full control, it is generally acceptable for russia now in this situation, please, i do not think that the united states now has real leverage . they have two persons, greiner and villan, who are convicted in e-e russia, two american citizens prison terms are long enough, and the united states is now trying to exchange them; for them, the exchange of actual citizens is much more important than the protection of ukrainian interests and counting on the flying of space infantry that today's moment does not exist and will save the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant or will the russians from there somehow miraculously this uh, well, at the moment - it's pure fa- fiction, well, who's th

well, that shortage is seriously affect the medi, everything from agriculture to the shipping industry. bernard smith looks at the impact in to loose in southwestern france. i was all these are the geometry. i've never seen the river as low as this stuff, and marty tells me he's a fisheries officer. in a normal year, the level of the garon here would be above our heads. the river cuts through to lu . it's the city's life blood providing drinking water, irrigating farmland, and cooling a nuclear plant. stefan has had to take fish out of the river and put them into special tanks because the water is too warm to come to give us compared to video. it's complicated, everything is connected. there will be less snow in the mountains. the glaciers will melt sooner. this year there has been much less snow, so less water in the mountain lakes. so pumping of the lakes is lower to keep the water longer. over 3 weeks, 40 percent of the water held in reserve in hydro electric dams, in the parent mountains has been released into the garage to keep it flowing. just he weighs in europe are increasing a

don't know there, maybe cypriot, maybe some other hungarian or czech, even so, we understand that our medirket was a little like makhnov, but on the other hand, this was precisely its strength, that is, audiences could somehow disperse, diversify depending on one or another of their preferences, preferences. and now we understand. so all this will be very clearly codified p. oleksiy what are the possible dangers for democracy under ugu of ukrainian rubbers, on the one hand, we would like to cut off this so-called russian technological influence, here we are talking about a specific, deliberate russian strategy of influencing us, yes, but on the other hand, i wouldn't want to throw the baby out with the water. of course, we exist in the conditions of a hot war and a cold stage that lasts all the time of the existence of an independent ukrainian state. therefore, this is definitely a problem, and it is exactly that, well, at least that's how the authors of the law declare that they are returning with this law to decide, but we need to see how much it really solves the problem, and the second

it comes as a serbian president says, talks with kosovo, medi mediated by the u. s. and you have failed to ease tensions that after last month's ro, between belgrade and christina, after kosovo, announced that serv issued identity documents and car number plates would no longer be valid. implementation of the decision has now been postponed. so september 1st we cross live now to negotiate mileage. serbian american journalists and historian america, special envoy for the western balkans, claims that the narrative that kosovo it's part of serbia should be replaced with a narrative of kosovo. and serbia, what's your take on the timing of such statements from the u. s. oh, coming right before the september 1st deadline imposed by appreciate not on the suggestion of the us ambassador, no less. it's very clear that washington is furthering its own agenda, which has been consistently in favor of the ethnic albanian government impression that since while 999 really. but what struck me as interesting is the 1st of all, i ask who are talking about narratives. here's, here's th

eph has a piece of their medi-cal waiver service bus i'm focused on hch services. couple other key partnerships that are started with state funding. the state initiated and has expanded over the last few years the california housing and disability advocating program. hsa is the lead with hfc supporting. especially getting clients on ssi and outreach to the clients and providing case management with hsh providing housing assistance. as you've heard prior at this committee, one of the successes that oco prevention program has been strong partnership between hsh and ocd and their collaboration with all the home expafl creating a comprehensive homelessness and eviction prevention program. so some recent accomplishments or highlights of how the city has leveraged some of this new funding. i mentioned the state choam key funds where we've been able to leverage more than $190 million for 800 new pch projects. this started in october of 2020 and now that we're in july of 2022, we'll have brought on line or be in a purchase agreement for 96 o new units in two years which is

many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-cals, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness today. >> i am the representative for the volunteer central. we are the group that checks and all the volunteers that comment participate each day. on a typical day of service, we have anywhere between 40500 volunteers that we, back in, they get t-shirts, nametags, maps, and all the information they need to have a successful event. our participant escorts are a core part of our group, and they are the ones who help participants flow from the different service areas and help them find the different services that they needs. >> one of the ways we work closely with the department of homelessness and supportive housing is by working with homeless outreach teams. they come here, and these are the people that help you get into navigation centers, help you get into short-term shelter, and talk about housing-1st policies. we also work very closely with the department of public health to provide a lot of o

medi harris, kara hanlon, holly hibbott and anna hopkin swam the fourth quickest time overall.tonight's final of the 100 metres medley relay. jonathon marshall, james wilby, jacob peters and jacob whittle were second in their heat and third quickest overall. gb�*s nick miller is through to the men's hammerfinal at the european championships in munich. the commonwealth gold medallist threw 76.09 metres to launch himself into sixth place and secure his place in the final tommorow night. it's early, i'm a bit sleepy. tomorrow is in the evening so that should be better. but it's qualification. a lot of people struggle with it. the final is more fun but the qualification is like, oh, man, you don't feel easy, it's a bit of a balancing game. find oh, man, you don't feel easy, it's a bit of a balancing game.— bit of a balancing game. and james heatl and bit of a balancing game. and james heatly and grace _ bit of a balancing game. and james heatly and grace reid _ bit of a balancing game. and james heatly and grace reid have - bit of a balancing game. and james heatly and grace reid ha