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destroyed two american -made counter-battery radar stations, an apu firing position and a crew of 127-mm minot. also, fierce battles are now in marinka and artyomovsky, where enemy guns and camouflaged command posts can hit the armored vehicles of the enemy assisted by artillerymen. the shot quickly, as the calculations of howitzers 100 b, showed the ministry of defense a firing range of up to 30 km, this time the infantry of the ukrainian formations was eliminated, all the shells fell exactly on the reconnaissance target. confirmed the destruction after completing the task of the artilleryman of the western military district, they quickly change positions so as not to fall under a sheer blow. another task of the gunners turned out to be fire support by an assault detachment and an airborne division. our fighters. now the ukrainian militants will be hampered in the uludar direction, where the intensity of the fighting is not decreasing, although fresh forces are on the line of contact, and military personnel with extensive combat experience train recruits from the front line, as well as from t

ukrainian troops ensured such efficiency and the work of the spotter during the attack was fired from minot, but the fighter continued to work helping the tankers win the battle, the crews remained in dolgun. closed firing positions in his brazilian force , a mortar opened fire on our cloakroom attendant. after which the spotter figured out his whereabouts, the alcohol was destroyed, guys. in lugansk, probably the republic, the repair of roads and bridges, damaged or destroyed by the apu during the retreat, is in full swing. soon a powerful asphalt plant will be launched. it is able to provide road coverage within a radius of 60 km, but when it is necessary to tidy up the tracks in other places, it will simply be transported by egor grigoriev. the process of lowering the adjustment of a new asphalt concrete plant in the lpr is almost completed, the workers are finishing the installation of the ready- mix supply line, they are pulling bolts to the connection. not far from the plant , a site has already been prepared for storing the source material, including crushed stone, which will be deli

also if we things we minot think of much. like clipper. you know we have to incent sunrise use of clip are the most efficient way to collect money a lot are people using it and i think anybody with learn how to use it. and i can this we be grateful. >> when i am in san francisco, i spend money. and you get sales tax. had i get in an electric ride share. you get tm c state's exhibit accept this money from me through the tax system to help the services let's not by the the hundred that feeds you. thank you. >> thank you very much. caller. next caller. >> hello this is anatasia, i hope this is in the the last remote public comment i can give. hopeful low continue with remote public comment especially in transportation people are to dmaul from all over and you need to get our feedback. so one thing i will have to say is you have to take into consideration this there is less population in the city. so many people have left the city. you are looking for ref mule and fares and look to increase let's take into consideration that things have been s

teams will go out to bases and support virtually from afar so that -- a hub go out to a location like minot and support. those teams are focused on children but could be expanded to include adult >> c-span is unfiltered view of government and funded by these companies and more, including comcast. >> comcast is partnering with so students from low-income families can get the support to be ready. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> now the house freedom caucus lays out their plan for the 2024 budget. scott perry called for caps in federal spending in fiscal year 2022 levels and imposing work requirements from various work programs like medicaid. this is about 40 minutes. mr. perry: good morning, all. so great to see you. on december 23 of last year, democrats voted for a 1.7 trillion plowout known as the omnibus, just two weeks after that, the point is they knew, on january 13, treasury secretary janet yellen informed america that america reached its statutory limit. the point is this debt crisis is created by democrat policies and out o

calls paris, people who resist military war speaking on armed forces day in the capital, ne, be dog. minot lau said countries critical of his regimes. human rights record, our supporters of terror. tens of thousands of people have been killed in myanmar and more than a 1000000 displaced since the military seas power from the elected government. in february 2021, at least 6 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan. capital kabul. the explosion happened near the foreign ministry. local media are reporting 12 people were injured, one of them a child's therein protest. cindy, rocky parliament, after a controversial new election law was fast independent mp. say you proportional representation, rules for elections in provincial councils, favour big parties. the speaker of parliament called insecurity as independence voted against a new legislation. this increased security in kenya, after opposition leader, rayleigh dinger, called for protests over the rising cost of living security forces in the capital, nairobi fire tear gas at people trying to gather tramps, have been shot a

nissan in 1982, the israeli army invaded lebanon. israeli prime minister, minot him begging, aimed to drive out the pillow with a military strike. the palestinian liberation organization had been launching rocket attacks on israel for years from positions along the lebanese border defense minister of yale, shahan, once a celebrated general, made the operation his priority. to circle this wonderful mountain air. it's pretty high up here, just magnificent with after it's expulsion from jordan in 1970 the p l. o transferred its headquarters to lebanon with its aim of dismantling p l. o. structures. israel interfered in the ongoing lebanese civil war and fanned the flames. of conflict was on, had previously warned against any intervention to view, to fight and destroy that there was organization that have been killing and murdering all paper for you some years. ah, in addition to the israeli army and the p alo, syrian troops and christian lebanese militia were also involved in the fighting. although the israeli army did not inter beirut itself, the lebanese capital was under c. despite co

also if we things we minot think of much. like clipper. you know we have to incent sunrise use of clip are the most efficient way to collect money a lot are people using it and i think anybody with learn how to use it. and i can this we be grateful. >> when i am in san francisco, i spend money. and you get sales tax. had i get in an electric ride share. you get tm c state's exhibit accept this money from me through the tax system to help the services let's not by the the hundred that feeds you. thank you. >> thank you very much. caller. next caller. >> hello this is anatasia, i hope this is in the the last remote public comment i can give. hopeful low continue with remote public comment especially in transportation people are to dmaul from all over and you need to get our feedback. so one thing i will have to say is you have to take into consideration this there is less population in the city. so many people have left the city. you are looking for ref mule and fares and look to increase let's take into consideration that things have been s

i minot always do it in my report but i know the my colleagues on the council we look at website we look for that. >> okay >> and electric for font size. so it is accessible. but we will i will make ape point of put thanksgiving in my report. >> thank you. >> if there is no other questions we will move to joint legislative report. >> commissioners, item 9 the joint legislative report by diane lawrence. >> okay. so we are still at the beginning of the legislative session. i have a feeling the april report will be long exert more comprehensive. home match and a member of the marin county disability and aging services commission attendses the meeting again. and it is actually adding some insights to when is happening in the near by county in terms of huthan i track legislation. and some others. >> and we than the california welfare director's association is introducing bills but don't have bill numbers yet. the ihss contract negotiations is commissioner bittner mentioned, are beginning soon. and commissioner bittner she pointed out at our meeting, is tracking on this and will keep us posted

the minot air force base is home to more than two dozen b-52 nuclear-capable bombers, as well as 165 minuteman iii nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles. this follows a previous safety lapse at the base in 2007 when a b-52 bomber flew to louisiana carrying six nuclear-armed cruise missiles without the knowledge of the flight's crew. in israel, police fired tear gas and stun grenades wednesday at thousands of people who have blocked a highway in tel aviv to protest plans by the far right government of benjamin netanyahu to get israel's judiciary. 11 east raley's were hospitalized with injuries. it was the first time during mass protest police used large-scale violence against israeli citizens. and jerusalem, dozens of protesters dressed as handmaids from the novel "the handmaid's tale" rallied outside israel's supreme court wednesday. >> it feels like we could say goodbye to democracy because on one hand the knesset has the ability to pass whatever law they want in on the other hand, the court will not have the ability to stop anything like that. any court that would hurt

subordinates responsible for the safety of nuclear weapons at my knot air force base in north dakota minotome to bombers and make up part of the nation's triad. the results remain classified. the commander of the fifth mission support group and commander of the fifth logistics readiness were relieved on monday. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thanks. americans heading to mexico spring break warned about something that could kill them. we will tell you what that is. what some of the fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 8 in cleveland as ohio governor mike dewine and his wife visit the site of the east palestine train derailment again. the governor says he is impressed by the clean-up operation so far. they also visited sites where surface water testing and sediment washing are underway. fox 5 in atlanta as former university of football player jaylen carter faces charges after police say he was involved in the crash that killed a teammate and one of the school's recruiters, the accident happened after the team's national championship celebration in january. a live look c

kumasi: there will likely be minot vote on whether to indict former president donald trump for his alleged role in a hush money case until at least next week. grand jury investigating will not meet today or tomorrow. reggie: prince john, and other high-profile figures have accused of associated newspapers of engaging in illegal activities to obtain information. here is abc news reporter rhiannon ally. >> royal tabloids showdown the prince, along with six other high-profile figures, like elton john and elizabeth hurley, accusing associated newspapers of unlawfully gathering information on them. they claim private investigators wanted their phones, homes, and cars, paid off police officials, and impersonated individuals to get banking and medical records. prince harry says he only became aware of the privacy intrusions in the last few years, explaining " i am bringing this claim because i love my country and i remain deeply concerned by the unchecked power, influence, and commonality of associated." we will have the latest live from the u.k. at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm rhianno

also if we things we minot think of much. like clipper. to incent sunrise use of clip are the most efficient way to collect money a lot are people using it and i think anybody with learn how to use it. and i can this we be grateful. >> when i am in san francisco, i spend money. and you get sales tax. had i get in an electric ride share. you get tm c state's exhibit accept this money from me through the tax system to help the services let's not by the the hundred that feeds you. thank you. >> thank you very much. caller. next caller. >> hello this is anatasia, i hope this is in the the last remote public comment i can give. hopeful low continue with remote public comment especially in transportation people are to dmaul from all over and you need to get our feedback. so one thing i will have to say is you have to take into consideration this there is less population in the city. so many people have left the city. you are looking for ref mule and fares and look to increase let's take into consideration that things have been scaled back. and w

the travel editor at sun, lisa minot , called it savage. the travel editor at sun, lisa minot, us.n the network to justify the price . got it. one of the oldest railway systems in the world. but on top of that, you know, not a huge amount of investment has been put into it over the years and there's decades worth of needs be of investment that needs to be put into them to get the services far more reliable that people are actually able to rely on railway system on the railway system and use and they use it without and feel they can use it without worrying ever getting to worrying about ever getting to that destination . that point of destination. prince harry has defended his previous use of drugs, saying some of them helped him mentally dunng. some of them helped him mentally during . he spoke to trauma dr. during. he spoke to trauma dr. gabor matter diagnosed him with attention deficit disorder in his memoir spare how he admitted taking drugs on a regular basis saying he used marijuana in 2015 while living in the grounds of kensington palace the covid vaccine manufacturer maddern

this is a surgical laparoscopic method for the removal of minotous nodes.n the reproductive function of the implementation of the reproductive function. well, in general, of course, complex is very complex. we understand that one woman of reproductive age with fibroids is another matter for a woman already changing the pausal postmenopausal bypass, the approach is completely different and of course, the disease is really very diverse and the approach to treatment is very complex and very multifaceted. thanks for participation. uh, in our program this is this magnificent story. for this explanation, we really need to approach each woman in this situation absolutely individually and there is simply no other choice, because this is really a very serious and difficult disease that requires tremendous attention to itself. i would like to wish good health and good morning to all. law enforcement officer a real officer of firm and unshakable principles you are accused of abuse of abuse of office , as well as a number of crimes corruption oriented. my father is not

isn't -- but you also said the bitcoin, once you minot, it's worth $144,000. >> that is what the market not mean that if there is a market for, that somebody considers it valuable? because they're willing to pay for it? >> people certainly see a cash value, but the question of what it does productively, for the economy, warren buffett had said in an interview not too long ago it when you buy bitcoin, you have nothing, and the only thing you really have is the hope that somebody else will pay more. >> what do you use the block chain technology for? >> a block chain itself could be potentially used for a lot of different things. smart contracts is one of the things is mentioned, which bitcoin is not currently capable of doing. ethereum is. but recording data in a secure way, it's encryption. >> and you talked about how hard it is to break that encryption. >> it is the encryption, it isn't -- the block chain is very important, you can see everything on it. what has happened is very difficult to change. it is basically a right one structure. >> then who are the people that find value and bi

virtually from afar so that a wright-patterson for example, as a hub that could go out to a location micah minot and provide the type of support. those teams are now our focus on children but could be expanded to include adult mental health providers that could take care of dependent family members that a mental health needs. >> with the indulgence of the chairman, one final question. i am past my time, but both for doctor martinez-lopez and also for general crosland. through tricare, are you providing a mental health services and providers for our servicemembers? >> i will defer to general crosland. >> so there's not enough in our country to meet the demand, , to be honest t with you. so we're doing our best with the contract, and as some of my team isn't mentioned, taken taken a much more holistic approach partnering with other teammates to helpp folks with their mental health, not just medical. >> and it is a a focus? >> it is absolutely a focus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> one quick follow-up on questions. what role is the defense health agency playing in the assessment that is being, tha

which minot materialize. the flat revenues represent some risk. we more i place we don't know where theed pandemic is going. our 5 year forecast in the first 2 years of the budget are with years we are currently in revenues matched to expenditure it is pandemic relief. once the ref now runs out in fiscal 24-25, expenditure drops below and moves away from the revenue line creating larger defyits over time until we reach 235 million dollars deficit in fiscal year 28. i think it is important to think about the impacts of what this means to our riders. 130 million dollars deficit is for 24-25 this means rolling back 20 [inaudible]. and i -- want to refer you back to the statistic how many riders in a demographic where they don't have another choice other than transit. and for equity competence also for the economic recovery of the city; those riders need to have service visible to them. i think something this is also significant is that as pam mentioned, the fixed cost of transit are high and they don't vary with the ridership that is riding. if we wa

including those who minot chose to take part in democracy. but they are also people we represent. some of them pay taxes not all. we have to be mindsful that we have to have a building staffed and opened and make sure sfgovtv is working. we have an equal duty of representation to everybody including people who don'ts participate in our democracy. and i said the last meeting of courses employers here f. there were only about the 11 of us as supervisors we when we signed up for the reality is there are sheriffs and deputy city attorneys and staff and there is, let that goes into this i think we need to be sensitive to. a third pointip want to be sensitive that -- there are some people who may have a disability and may not want to identify. as having one. i'm hiv period the fact i'm open does not mean everyone is. and there men a situation that a 2 tiered system that we would make accommodations for people under circumstances because of health continuous under the ad a may be uncomfortable and may not be something that is the right thing to do. and fourth i want to peek to the concer

beginning in i new space and mall and everybody knows me here when the rent reality of that sets in it minot be quite as clear anymore. >> good points about the rentialent row we can compler that the experience you know in the f. yofl phase of design. i would like to leave that open because i would be comfortable as an entrance more generous and into your face together with the feature like the communities realm closer to the main entrance allows you to gift bodiesing a different feeling over time. >> my thought on this is that due to the separate height limits we need the the elevator close to herring ton which would have then necessarily cut the commercial space in half. which men a desirable thing. may be 3, 600 is too large we can look into that. that's part of town is characterized by mauler stores. >> and that is good to explore. reasons to have it the way it is. testimony is encouraging the store would like to return and the building has a flexibility. familiar they don't return or it is 2 or 3 uses that is a clever way to have flexibility and support continuing to explore what this l

do business with him >> but that's what she did they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minote busines doug first invested in, before he got interested in the oil lease. it was a big operation 100 trucks hauling water to an from oil fracking sites. very profitable. james let it be known that h was backed by a billion-dollar trust fund >> i was like, this guy's winner >> a lot of money around they were doing well >> absolutely. >> was your company making money? >> yes, it sure seemed like it >> and james was tough and buff and all man. >> it would be 20 degree outside and he'd be wearing t-shirt. everyone else has a little shiver he's standing there shiverin but he's making sure his arm are pumped up. >> he's a buff guy >> yeah. he wants you to see his guns he's showing them off. and their perfectly white teet and their tans they looked like ken and barbie they didn't fit in at all. >> not a nickname sarah took to, mind you >> no, i feel like i hav somewhat of a brain, i don't want to be called just a barbie >> well, you're living in town of men. >> mm-hmm. 92 to 1. >> all jack

including those who minot chose to take part in democracy. but they are also people we represent. some of them pay taxes not all. we have to be mindsful that we have to have a building staffed and opened and make sure sfgovtv is working. we have an equal duty of representation to everybody including people who don'ts participate in our democracy. and i said the last meeting of courses employers here f. there were only about the 11 of us as supervisors we when we signed up for the reality is there are sheriffs and deputy city attorneys and staff and there is, let that goes into this i think we need to be sensitive to. a third pointip want to be sensitive that -- there are some people who may have a disability and may not want to identify. as having one. i'm hiv period the fact i'm open does not mean everyone is. and there men a situation that a 2 tiered system that we would make accommodations for people under circumstances because of health continuous under the ad a may be uncomfortable and may not be something that is the right thing to do. and fourth i want to peek to the concer

beginning in i new space and mall and everybody knows me here when the rent reality of that sets in it minot be quite as clear anymore. >> good points about the rentialent row we can compler that the experience you know in the f. yofl phase of design. i would like to leave that open because i would be comfortable as an entrance more generous and into your face together with the feature like the communities realm closer to the main entrance allows you to gift bodiesing a different feeling over time. >> my thought on this is that due to the separate height limits we need the the elevator close to herring ton which would have then necessarily cut the commercial space in half. which men a desirable thing. may be 3, 600 is too large we can look into that. that's part of town is characterized by mauler stores. >> and that is good to explore. reasons to have it the way it is. testimony is encouraging the store would like to return and the building has a flexibility. familiar they don't return or it is 2 or 3 uses that is a clever way to have flexibility and support continuing to explore what this l

you minot understand the need for reparations until i understands black children were not allowed to be taught and black families paid taxes for education of other children. you may not understand unless you understand this fully black neighborhoods and communities were created without the benefit representation. you may not understands until you read the racial restrictions that stated no property at any time should be soeldz, rented or leased to persons not of the white race. the deknife home loans make you understand better. migration and gentification of our communities. these and many other injustices are direct correlation to the negative out come and income disparities playing the black community in san francisco top this day. and for other historical frame of upon reference to demonstrate rep rigzs has been provided approximate 1946. 500 millionful 18 thereinful u.s. cherokee treaty 5 million. 1868, u.s. cheyenne treatment. 3 million. 1877, u.s. hsu treaty. 1988 u.s. native, hawaii land settle am act 1.2 billion dollars. 2017. warsaw reparations with the u.s. and po lands. 8.

you minot understand the need for reparations until i understands black children were not allowed to be taught and black families paid taxes for education of other children. you may not understand unless you understand this fully black neighborhoods and communities were created without the benefit representation. you may not understands until you read the racial restrictions that stated no property at any time should be soeldz, rented or leased to persons not of the white race. the deknife home loans make you understand better. migration and gentification of our communities. these and many other injustices are direct correlation to the negative out come and income disparities playing the black community in san francisco top this day. and for other historical frame of upon reference to demonstrate rep rigzs has been provided approximate 1946. 500 millionful 18 thereinful u.s. cherokee treaty 5 million. 1868, u.s. cheyenne treatment. 3 million. 1877, u.s. hsu treaty. 1988 u.s. native, hawaii land settle am act 1.2 billion dollars. 2017. warsaw reparations with the u.s. and po lands. 8.

a license play that license play minot tell mow who is in the car. does not tell me had they did before or when they are on their way to do. i would never wuk up to a car on a traffic stop without a vest and my utility belt. i had a very successful and lucky career but others have not. for a moving violation. i don't think i would sends up anybody to a car. . i would add one thing. there is an extreme glut of stolen license plates. are paper plates. stolen vehicle this is match the plate the play is stolen from and they are not enter in the system right away. and so you, gaern asking people and might be one in a thouz anldz. i don't know the number. but again, not knowing who or what or just happened or going to happen. i don't see that as effective. automation, yes. because -- at least then you are not having a human contact with whoever is in the vehicle and you have to track down whether or not that plate approximate registration matches. to send this information. which is a clerical issue. and men the occur is stolen. probably not but you know yo