honor and responsibility, how come he is a marksman, took up a weapon in his hands, he answered that midian... have a sense of justice, then a performance in strasbourg, also by invitation of the organization promo ukraine, then we also showed it for the ukrainian community, and then the performance was already in gothenburg and stockholm in sweden, at the invitation of the swedish alliance, it all says that we probably did the right thing, today, being in the army, i i am talking to... there are different people there, and mostly it is a battalion of our territorial formation there, but there are also people from the east, and here i am talking to one soldier now, he told me his story, because i am also collecting some now so it seems to me, well, materials, i want something to get enough, i also want to have some kind of tip, and the name is serhii, he wants to liberate his hometown, it is currently occupied , and his situation is somewhere, of course, it does not intersect with the plot of the sequel, but his two brothers, relatives, emphasize they are now fighting on the side of the agg

. >> county supervisor joseph midian toured the work being done to convert these hotel rooms that onced like this into living quarters. he says the best part of this project is the speed. it will be done as it can help people sooner. as you walk down the hall, you look into these rooms. >> you just take a moment to imagine the folks who are going to call this place home for them. it's going to be an opportunity for a fresh start, get themselves squared away, get some help, get some services that are specific to what they need. jamboree housing president and ceo laura archuleta says there is not a homeless crisis. >> there's a housing crisis in california and when completed, this former hotel will alleviate the stress. that crisis has caused so many families. >> when you look at the full spectrum of housing, finding housing for extremely low individuals, folks earning 30% of the area, median income or below is the toughest to find. and that's what we will be providing here in mountain view. >> and once the hard hat work is complete, these 49 units will open in the summer 2024. in mounta

. >> county supervisor joseph midian toured the work being done to convert these hotel rooms that oncelike this into living quarters. he says the best part of this project is the speed. it will be done as it can help people sooner. as you walk down the hall, you look into these rooms. >> you just take a moment to imagine even the folks who are going to call this place home for them. it's going to be an opportunity for a fresh start, get themselves squared away, get some help, get some services that are specific to what they need. >> danbury housing president and ceo laura archuleta says there is not a homeless crisis. there's a housing crisis in california and when completed, this former hotel will alleviate the stress. that crisis has caused so many families. >> when you look at the full spectrum of housing, finding housing for extremely low individuals, folks earning 30% of the area, median income or below is the toughest to find. and that's what we will be providing here in mountain view. >> and once the hard hat work is complete, these 49 units will open in the summer 2024 in mount