thank you, mr. mayor. sure. sure. well, we'll take some questions, >> travel as more details read or anything else before so the permitting is happening is actually done through city hall. but i will say that anyone who protest is expected to express themselves peacefully and orderly. >> that incident is still under investigation at this time. >> mr. mayor, have you noticed any order for here at the airport? a lot of people on notice that are coming here for this event. >> we value our relationship with our partners and we're in constant communication with them. so if they do see an influx of people or something out of the ordinary, they will contact us. at this time, we don't see that happening, but we will have real time information if that does occur. >> anyone have specific questions for you to share with the mayor about where these communities certain how many blocks around the corner should be closed for any minute? would that information shared with the public? >> so they're going to be rolling road closures. i

now the video i yelled at mr. mayor, mr. mayor he did not talk to me.go to parade you can see them circle. said mr. mayor come over i wanted to ask about the story. helping of three to 27 people coming thousands of shoplifting crimes and yet they cannot get there in a 20 control requesting the ai can tell him this people should be behind bars because they are criminals and that's where they belong. >> a chat tbt will solve your problems get ready for spuds mckenzie are going to be the face of bud light you do not want to miss that. was going to be your slogan by the weight customer quotes workshop that a little bit. by the way on the parade congratulations to all who elevate the four consecutive hours of bag piping was a bit much from the hotel too. >> my ears are still reading that doesn't force will see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show the fox report with jon scott starts right now protects the pentagon is tightening access to top-secret material. this after massachusetts guardsmen allegedly leaked stacks of classified docume

that's another thing, mr. mayor, that impressed me very much as you and i rode down through the cheering throng this morning. first, the reason. the journey. it was not because one individual, one american who came back from war did enjoy that. unless the job is done. one. that's the job is. that nasty job a crusade in europe will be remembered by 3 million americans who fought for their keep the war from coming here. these americans will never forget that as ally and leader, eisenhower was a five star g.i. , a soldier with his men, as well as a statesman who was a match even for churchill, a commander who suffered the shock of each casualty, a citizen soldier who knows the brutality war, a man who hates war from another general macarthur eisenhower learned about asia when macarthur sought the ablest americans to go with him, to developing ends in 1934. the man macarthur picked for that tough job was eisenhower from his achievements, not political promises. americans know. the essence of eisenhower. the statesman. t

mr mayor. thank you for being here with us. first we know that the little rock fire department had to rescue some people who are trapped by the storm. is there anyone that you know of that is unaccounted for this morning. thank you so much. victor it's truly by the grace of god that the city of little rock did not experience any fatalities at this time as we are continued the assessment of each area of the city that was impacted. we're very grateful for the men and women of the little rock police department, fire department and all first responders. we've been working around the clock to ensure the public health safety and welfare of each little rock resident. we also, as you know, declared a state of emergency had a request made that request to governor sanders. she dutifully accepted and we are activated the national guard as well here in little rock and central arkansas as we've all been impacted in addition to others around his cities can take it was to the city of little rock about the impacts to us. mr. mayor what are you

mr mayor? just view it as it this is simply an in kind donation or contribution to the trump campaign. this is really ridiculous, particularly when you're doing analysis of the congressional district of jim jordan. you'll see that crime is actually higher in his district capita new york city crime is really take it trending in the right direction. shootings are down homicide. sit down. we're going out to the seven majors. if anything, he should be in a conversation with police commissioner sued to find out what we're doing here. but this is really a charade. and it's just unfortunately, during a time like this, they will use taxpayer's dollars to the host disarrayed, and we did look at the numbers and jim jordans district and you're right about that. it's higher than here for capital. listen jim jordans would say, and has said that he's making the same point that you made last year, mr mayor when you lashed out at prosecutors and judges for cutting loose suspected shooters, this is what you sai

mr. mayor. thank you for welcoming back to town. and i also want to thank the t eacher for his remarkable hospitality, his generous remarks, and maybe most importantly for his friendship. i want to thank the bands that played earlier. god, you guys are amazing and academics, let's give another big hand by the way to the chieftains. i remember being with you back in 2016. i'm grateful you came back for one more time to perform tonight. thank you, the chieftains. your music is incredible. and i've been a long time fan. my good friend, my good friend kenny, mailman is here with finola, his wife, god, love her. she's going to go straight to heaven. i love you both. but most of all, i want to acknowledge my family. all the blueths, you make me proud, you make me proud all year. the words of the great mayo poet andrew rafferty have been ringing in my head and it goes like this. he said, now the spring is coming. i shall raise my sail, sent it in my head. i won't stay still until i shall stand in the center of county mayo. i mean, i had to

fourth meeting , he was very kind to mr. mayor dr. khajovi of district 22.ed to give us 20 tomans of land and the complexes that the schools in the north did not build, which he promised. i had and built that i had to build, the donations of school building philanthropists this year have doubled compared to last year with the contribution of 8 thousand billion tomans for school construction, 30% of the schools and the price of school building philanthropists have been built and there are three million students studying in these schools, 1500 schools half of this year's appointment is due to this charitable people should be completed. qari of sada and radio news agency. the markets of afghanistan, including kabul, are getting busier every moment. the month of partying is coming. eid is coming. drawing a horse with a pencil because of erasing mom's sin . we are happy and going because it has been erased . they went to welcome eid al-fitr, from buying fresh clothes to buying dried fruits . it is made from chickpea flour and pepper. the days are very busy, the p

mr. mayor, thank you so much for being here i know this is a difficult time for your city. >> it's good to be with you. >> first let me just ask you if i explained that in a way which is in keeping with your understanding of these events, have i got anything wrong or is there anything important i left out here >> you know, i've read the probable cause charging statement and probably just the most heinous part is that the gentleman who shot -- i shouldn't say gentleman, just the criminal, the defendant, an 85-year-old man shot because he claimed he was scared of this black teenager and i say a black teenage boy, not because of an insult, more because of the fact that this is a kid, this is a kid who was sent out by his mother to pick up his younger brothers the sort of thing that should be normal and routine and, indeed, is and in our community tragically last week, it was something that could have taken this boy's life. >> this young man is accomplished he a's a musician, superintendent of nort

good morning to you, mr. mayor. good morning. >> is so tragic, and has really captured the attention of the countries. the shooter is 84 years old and shot an unarmed 16-year-old for ringing his doorbell. he says he thought he was about to be robbed. i know you already have a high rate of gun violence in kansas city, but what has this particular tragedy meant? >> well, to me, it says several things, and one of those was mentioned a moment ago by vice president pence in the interview. i think that actually it is this culture of fear and paranoia that's drummed up by some, including politicians like the former vice president, who mention it almost in a way as if it's an excuse for this type of action. this was in the safest neighborhood of kansas city or one of our safest neighbors, and this was a man who in his statement to the police said he was scared of in essence large black person outside of his door. he thought the child was 6 feet tall. he was only 5'8", thought he was a threat, on the other side of two locked

mr. mayor is talking to you. is it true?rd, it was not in vain that i prayed the night did not sleep, my golden boy. well, how proud it would be, i'm still waiting at home, right? fine. bye bye. hello judging by your joyful voice news. thank you. i just don't know what happened to us. tomorrow i do not know, do not know if we can not grandson also know. in general, i will not insist. but i will hope, as you decide, call. fine. how mother and katya still live in the country house help you get better, we will definitely go with you to the trauma at sea. fine? some procedures, no worries, nothing urgent, i have a request to artyom artyom there is a patient from the twenty-second ward, who has no legs. anton, you can go and talk to him. yes, of course, not now, maybe tomorrow. thanks tyoma , i'm so proud of you, really, yes, yes, you even here you remain rescued. do you help others? well, finally let's go let's go let's go. here is the first lady of our city. all in all. tomorrow your husband is the new mayor of the city it's gr

mr. mayor. >> sure. sure we'll take some questions. the permitting that's happened is done through city hall. i will say that anyone who protests -- >> as the police commissioner and mayor say this they are prepared for anything, but that people should be calm. people should be respectful. people will be able to have their voices heard dasha burns is joining us from trump tower. what about the security presence that's been there for several days on fifth avenue and around trump tower. >> reporter: right now, things are calm there are a couple of pro and anti trump protesters. there is a heavy police presence here police buses parked in front of trump tower blocking the entrance heavy, heavy media presence, but right now, things have been peaceful and quiet of course, this may look different tomorrow as city officials here just addressed. here's what we are expecting here as the former president makes his way to the city. he's expected to land and laguardia airport where we are just getting reporting that several nypd highway expert unit

mr. mayor. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here. as always, the nypd is prepared to ensure that everyone is able to have their voices heard peacefully while exercising their first amendment rights. we do this work in close collaboration with our federal, state, and local partners because keeping our city safe is absolutely a collective effort. as the mayor stated, there are no credible or specific threats to new york city at this time. new yorkers may see an increased police presence in parts of the city and should anticipate intermittent road closures over the next two days particularly in manhattan. to avoid delays, i too urge everyone to use mass transit when possible. as i said, our job is to facilitate and safeguard the rights of people to access themselves and those going about their daily activities. but i will remind everyone that violence and destruction are not part of legitimate, lawful expression, and it will never be tolerated in our city. the people we serve know this

thank you, mr mayor. sure sure. well we'll take some questions. laundry, green or anyone else right now, before i had so the permanent has happened is actually done through city hall. but i will say that anyone who protests is expected to express themselves peacefully and orderly interested in calories being that incident is still under investigation at this time . noticed any porter, flory or dear what people coming in noticed that are they're coming here for this event. any estimate on that? nothing we value our relationship with our partners, and we're in constant communication with them. so if they do see an influx of people or something out of the ordinary, they will contact us at this time. we don't see that happening, but we will have real time information if that does occur. okay anyone have specifics? i don't know. this is a question for the mayor comes hmm. expect certain company. how many blocks around the corner should be closed with the fdr driver and movement. will that information be shared with the public, so they're going to be ro

the question is, what is that blind spot you hope to correct when you are mayor? mr. johnson. -- mayor? mr. johnson? >> i'm going to say it like this as a public school teacher, as , an organizer, i am hypercritical of myself. i am also a middle child, which probably explains a lot. i cry and laugh in the same sentence. one of my challenges, i am raising a family and i give a lot of myself. it is a concern my wife has. nobody works harder than me. i was raised by a man of his generation. i have an 80-year-old father. i do not think she took any sick days, i think he retired with 476 sick days, and he was raising 10 of us in a home with one bathroom. if that type of love and support that i saw growing up, that you work as hard as you can to make the lives of other people better. it should not be a surprise about blind spot, because when i announced in october, i was pulling at 2.3%. and here i be. >> ok. what is the blind spot that you are hoping to correct? >> my blind spot is the fact that there is a lot i do not know. i think my great strength is knowing what i do no

thank you, mr. mayor. think of anything more cruel than allowing people to get addicted to drugs and not giving them treatment after you promised it to them. to see the rest of my interview with ted wheeler tune into fox at 8:00 p.m. monday. tyrus, what do you think? >> hats off to you. great line of questioning. you tried to be polite. tried to bring him in. you are dealing with facts. as eloquent as your questions were, all the answers were in feelings. you basically stopped police funding, you made it harder for criminals to be apprehended. but to hair we didn't have a fail safe. we didn't know mental health would be an issue. you tried to give hill. let's find some common ground and work on our streets safe. that's the problem with the progressive first world agenda. it's sad to see people aren't going to get the help they need. >> even when it doesn't work. let's double down on it. >> we break a few eggs. i had it that saying. but that's what we are being told by the progressives in portland. things a

yeah, that's it, mr. mayor. if that is. well, we want you to know, mr. yor, and everybody, that's a gm. we're committed. we're committed to helping you. we know that you are helping yourselves. we want to help you. and we know you said that with all the driving. and i know just the little driving that we've done that it really it's taxing because you've got to go back and forth and get supplies. so we have for you. $10,000 worth of gift cards to go towards gas from double quick. all right. so $10,000 gift cards to gift you that gas. so you can get those supplies that you need. and you can distribute it as you see fit. all right. well you've been great, everybody. oh, wait a minute. no there's another surprise. there's another one. okay it's not. there's so many people around the country. there's so many people around the country who are in awe of your story, mr. mayor. and they know that you have created a fund here in the city, a city fund as one of america's largest home discount retail. big lots aims to make a positive impact in small, beautiful towns

to have little children holding guns, to normalize it at that age, is just sinful but, you know, mr. mayor was growing up in brooklyn, i read this book by john kennedy, "profiles in courage." leadership is courage. one of the things you're doing and other mayors that are harkening to your call is showing courage. enough courage to stand up to the extremists on the leftand the right. people are dying we need courageous leadership at this time rather than these daily reports of, oh, the mass shooting now moved here. oh, it's here. oh, do you have a camera there i mean, this is insane. >> it's this whole con co conspiratorial behavior. eve on the right, everyone should have a gun on the other side, repercussions, nothing should happen the american people are caught in the middle. >> then you have the field hearing, this is what they should be talking about. instead -- >> right. >> -- we should have having a massive, collective, national conversation on how to prevent mass shootings every republican out there who is so extreme on this issue, and there are way too many, a mass shooting is going

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. >> brian: mr. mayor, next time script your speeches because that was totally ridiculous.re is a huge difference between playing ball in the house and trying to rob people on the streets and maybe kill them. that's what a mob of unruly teens did to this chicago couple over the weekend who were lucky to escape with their lives. we are continuing to see more chaos and we will continue to see more chaos in your streets, in my street and down the block until someone does something to get kids like this in line. simply put: teens need boundaries, they always have. kids naturally act out to gabe attention from adults in some way, shape, or form. when no one will punish their bad behavior guess what they will act out further to get the reaction they are seeking. they need adults to teach them what is right and what is wrong. instead our schools can't even tell our kids what a woman is. >> can you please define for me what is a woman? >> our focus at the department is to provide equal access to students. >> what does hhs say the definition of a woman is? >> i lead the department o

starting with mayor cooper, you are recognized mr. mayor. >> well, thank you, mr. vice mayor.tion taken to expel members of the legislature. voters in district 52 elected justin jones to be their voice at the state house and that voice was taken away this past week so let's give them their voice back and i call on this body to vote unanimously right now to do just that thank you. [ applause ] >> and one other quick report. wally daets, metro legal director, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. vice mayor just very briefly because we have something very important and historic to do but i did want to update the council on the fact that we did win an injunction this afternoon. [ cheers and applause thank you. we are extremely gratified the court enjoined the application of the special rules that we argued were causing chaos in the election this year. the court ruled that those rules in that part of the statute violated the home rule amendment, the local legislation clause and the court enjoined the implementation of that part of the statute by a unanimous 3-0 opinion. so -- the o

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i want to bring in mike watson who is the mayor of davenport, iowa thank you, mr. mayorlot going on right now. if i can, i want to ask you to respond to what you just heard from that gentleman, he said about the gas companies, they're not worried about us they're worried about their own stuff. are you confident that they've made the right decision here, and that this is a critical safety issue >> chris, thanks for having me on yeah, i'm in constant contact with them. we were talking with them yesterday as we were walking in the west end in our lower levels there about the concern with gas. we're emphasizing to let folks know well in advance and then work with them, and we've reached out through our emergency management folks here, which i'm a part of, and they've been very good about working with the red cross and finding assistance, and we have a shelter here now in davenport that is open we have numerous opportunities for folks, if they choose, to go to different places. and we have assistance provided if they want, and the red cross, salvation army are all good partne

t there anfrom you, mr. mayor..chris , do you disagreed with the head border patrol agent when he said thatt secu our border is not secure? congressman, i have testifiereod to that issue. >> so you do disagree with him?o yo tu disagree with your chief f border patrol? >> i respectfully do in that regard. this guy is beyond pathetic.d pa i mean, while a report thiss th came out and says the bidebin administration turned a blind eyblinde to migrants at the borr being forced into child labor, childg to this very tense exchange between senator josh hawley, merauke, who , as usual ,deflected blame back to donald trump. >> take a look. why have>> you permitted three hundred and forty five thousand children to come into this country unaccompanied? why have you permitted ry unaccompanied thousands of them to be abused and exploited? >> senator , what we do is we s enforce the law. >> but let me just say this.his. it is stunning to me ,stunning to hear you say that the prior administration reunitedy th children with their pa

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mr mayor first how are you? and how is the community of louisville doing on this horrible day? our city is strong, but today is certainly a horrible, tragic day i personally lost a very close front friend. in this evil act of violence. three other families. also my heart goes out to and really just extending my love and thoughts and support for all of the victims and their families. and especial thanks to our first responders, whether it was our police officers who arrived bravely and quickly at the scene. who shot the assailant. to the doctors and nurses at the hospital who treated victims as they got there. they are the heroes today and every day. you just mentioned that you knew one of the victims today. i believe it . is it tom elliott that you were close with that's that's who governor. bashir was close with. yes the governor and i were very good friends with tommy and i was with his wife earlier this morning at the hospital and it is. it is painful, painful for all of the families. i know. it just hits home in a unique way when you know one of the victims so well. i know

really keep my attention right now on the safety of our first responders and our citizens question, mr mayor because are there others not only in this city, but other cities where you're going to court. you asked for something to happen, and here we are. days later disaster in your hand, which then impacts of first responders, your citizens, other other properties here in richmond and state. i can't speak to situations and other cities. i don't want to speak on their behalf. but i appreciate that the court upheld our ruling. and so we just wish that the property owner and the business owner would have taken this more serious from day one. this person has been negligent and irresponsible and it's led to putting a lot of people in danger today. yes. yes sir. one of our fire investigators made contact with the business owner last evening, but i it's an ongoing investigation, so i'm not going to get into any more of that right now. we don't speak on ongoing investigations , but that contact was made last night. person lives here in richmond. i do not believe there are richmond resident but in ne

. >> thank you mayor. mr. president, first lady. let me say to all of you who are assembled here that this is a statement of commitment on the part of our federal, state, local partners. that in fact help is not just on the way, what help is here. -- but that help is here. the notion that seven days ago that all the buildings you see around us, they were alive vibrant communities of rolling fork. in that seven short days we have come to this. we now have to fix it and get it right. i made a call to the president and said we need help. we got a record declaration in terms of a disaster based on what we see here today. it is important that as a community continue to pull together. after people have left, we still have a long ways to go, and we will rely not just on the federal, state, local partners, but our nonprofit partners who have joined us also. that is absolutely important. the church communities. i would like to single out the county board of supervisors. they have stepped up in a mighty way and have really done what is requir

that we will make that from the bull board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> and my condolences to mr. mayor brown who is really quite upset. >> clerk: next up to introduce new business is supervisor dorsey. >> i'm introducing that resolution that proposed eliminate fees in part exclusion airy housing. adding residential units are subject to impact fees on public services and structure and facilities. fees are among several barriers to several housing production in san francisco as we're often reminded in the state hd among others. our commitment to facilitate is the most ambitious production since postwar wwii. where when south of market neighbors including that i represent are strug tology bring back tourist. so they present an opportunity for to us make progress on two challenges. by removing constraints, we can fulfill our housing obligation by creating more downtown neighborhoods. recently spur and the urban institute and hra advisors, published a report amid several policy recommendations which includes reducing fees and report of other research suggests on the low end, we can see a co

mr. ivan, i read dmytro orlov , the mayor of energodar, he gave an interview in nikopol new well, a short comment in which he said that the psychological state of the civilian population of energodar leaves much to be desired . according to his information , there are only 15 people left in the city of 53,000 people. and these are mostly workers of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the elderly and those who simply could not leave their relatives because of their condition , what is happening in energodar, tell us directly, please, please, well , negative emotions are accumulating in energodar today, and the occupiers are trying in every way to create an atmosphere as if there are queues for passports, i.e. forced passporting is underway. there is coercion to conclude a contract of employees who work at nuclear plants. has he not concluded a contract with rosatom and there are some panicky moods in the country? the possibility of evacuation has been announced to the leadership of the nuclear power plant to the leaders of the local occupation authorities, the utility company is on stand

mr. johnson? >> "boss." it was about the last mayor, the last four or five mayors it was interesting. >> will you both agreed to serve only two terms? mr. johnson? >> my desire is to serve as many terms as necessary to bring a better, stronger chicago. if that is too, that's two. >> i have already supported term limits for the mayor. two terms. >> our city has been fortunate to have the same commissioner of public health. will you keep her on in your administration? >> if she wants to stay on, absolutely. >> she wants to stay on, i interviewed her last week. >> mr. johnson? >> we have different views of public health and so, no, she would not stay on in my administration. >> amy wants to know, do either of you have pets? do you have a pet, mr. johnson? >> i promised my family if i win, we get a dog. but we get to name the dog. so i will have one any day now. >> mr. vallas? >> my pet passed away two years ago. >> that concludes our question and answer portion. they will now give closing statements. we will start with you paul vallas. you have one minute. >> thank you very much. i believe public safety is a hu

mr. absentee mayor. >> jimmy: yes, i have not visited the town. one of these days, i will get there.s cannabis legal in new finland? >> yes. >> jimmy: how long have that been the case? >> i didn't notice. i am sorry i didn't notice. >> jimmy: that puts you on one side or the other, i am not sure. okay, what do you do for work, linda? >> i am a retired dentist. >> jimmy: a retired dentist. so all dentists are on drugs, right? [laughter] >> i certain lino them. >> jimmy: do you get that gas canister that they have and take a couple of hits. >> i administer it. >> jimmy: yeah, to yourself? >> that's a little tricky. >> jimmy: linda, what's your plan for the rest of the night? >> i am heading down to orange county. >> jimmy: okay, you will get there about miight. all right, letsee. , this is hard. this is really hard. i am going to say natalie, are you high? >> i am not. >> jimmy: you are not! the obvious choice is daniel so i am not going to go wit that either. linda, are you high? [laughter] [applause] >> jimmy: linda, that microphone is for your mouth. >> sorry, what else can i say? >

mr. petre petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, the wind turned on us, and now i will remind have the anniversary of the deoccupation of kyiv oblast. well, we can just remember how it happened a year ago , the first great victory, the first great deoccupation in ukrainian lands the first great success of the armed forces of ukraine, we are looking at the liberation of kyiv region, without a doubt it can be called the first great victory of ukraine in the war with the russian invaders, however, the de-occupied settlements near the northern and western parts of the kyiv region suffered significant destruction a year ago, the residents of buchi lived in such conditions no water, no electricity, no gas, nothing, no heat in the apartment, and you are dressed like this, we sleep like this, we see this, we walk like homeless people, everything in our house is on the street in a similar way, without any communications, occupation in the village of mykhailivka-rubezhivka near buchi, the liver-skinned oksana survived. she left the city a few days after the full-scale invasion. i haven'

the genital plots inhabited and the polo we have is in the herd and will be down the top not the mayor live mrh on the course of gold, because there is everything smart for comfortable. the edible school of levsha brestskaya in the region of dozens of cages post house of culture samples of the creativity of children of the young of the kiev region , our participant pinkovichi have everything i'm happy. in 2009 , an important event took place in the center of creativity for children and youth of the pinsk region, where we are located. opening of the museum of pioneer glory of the finnish region visiting the museum of pioneer glory is included in the tourist route along the finkovians our museum is popular with children not only finnish region, but we can safely say visiting the whole of belarus, we have not only children and adults the most interesting exhibits. in my opinion, this is the correspondence between the mother of the pioneer hero kolya the goller and the children from the togoskaya secondary school district. our museum also cherishes its gratitude to the red army soldier filippovich

1 is the appearance of the president stated of the honorable mayor breed to engage in a policy discussion with board members. i understand mr. president due to the recessed meeting and the mayor's scheduling conflicts the mayor is unable to attends our recessed meeting today. >> that ask my understanding as well madam clerk and i understands further but we can inquire of the mayor's representative that the mayor at least at this point indicated her inability to attends either of our remaining board meetings this month on april 18 or april 25th. mr. palisteno, is there an ability to have the mayor in light of yesterday's unforeseen circumstances attends either one of those meetings. >> thank you. we are working with scheduling to confirm. joold be lifely and is required by the charter i look forward to working that out with you. in the days to come. and madam clerk given this is on the agenda do we need to take public ment? >> mr. president typically for the mayoral appearance we take public comment but combine it during general public comment. >> okay. >> no further discussion, we will go to the consent agenda. could you re

mr. terekov, with the mayor of the city , who also came now, together with a different person, with a differenthey came, we only know that the different person was awarded by e mr. terekhov e-e some medal for the defense of kharkiv and cooperation with the ministry of defense and i think there were some solutions but we have no information about this visit he was the day before yesterday evening and we learned about this visit only yesterday this is the situation well this information was declassified and we were informed about it, so unfortunately we don't know the details of the details. well, i'm still mysterious. the visit turned out to be quite classified. well, there are a lot of pictures about the fact that they were inspecting the destroyed houses, and by the way, there is already information about what will be the first the houses in kharkiv that have suffered too much, there is no point in restoring them , can you tell visually they were there last year? houses where there are houses where, for example , entrances, one entrance is completely destroyed or there is 70-80% damage there.

mr. mykola vidnyansky, the mayor of the city, communication they will look at our historical center in generalat they will find some understanding, well, from what is known at the moment, they will announce some nominations regarding the intangible heritage and regarding the tangible heritage, so we will wait for news about this visit ms. of the district council , he joined us and told us about the consequences of yesterday's results, in general , of the night attack of today's night attack, in fact, 17 shaheds launched a bomb attack, the main target was 14 of them, odessa itself was shot down suffered, we know for sure that they are involved in one of the industrial facilities, one of the industrial facilities, well, gentlemen, you know, we are constantly telling you that somewhere in izyum, someone was arrested, or they are trying to arrest someone there . well, no, that does not mean that there is no one to arrest in lviv for i am asking for the support of kolobitionism and all these rashists. yesterday, the court sentenced a man from lviv to 5 years in prison, who in odnoklasnyk odnoklasny