the oasis hotel and also acysted in securing funds to operate and stay at the oasis. we have been here for over 3 years, a long time and the shelter in place contract will be here for the next 9 years. [applause] had the previous owners first expressed the intention so sell the oasis that meant that the shelter in place was at risk of closing down. st. anthony stepped up and st. anthony foundation is a testament to our unwaivering commitment to address homelessness and improving the lives of our most vulnerable population. here in the city. together, we have built more than a shelter, we have created hope and opportunity for those in need. our homeless families with children and women who are at risk of violence. to tell you more about our partnership, i would like to bring forward st. anthony's foundation ceo neil. [applause] [laughter] thank you. >> good morning, everybody we are here to celebrate and we want to celebrate that is right and good about our world and san francisco and about the good work of so many good people. we are here today because we are on a mis

the change at the oasis inn began during the pandemic. and today, the saint anthony foundation announced an agreement to make it permanent and make sure it stays that way. abc7 news reporter luis pena toured the shelter and spoke with families who are benefiting . >> for two months, atkins and her three children called the oasis inn home. >> right here we stayed in this room. >> odisha moved into the shelter after losing one of her sons and her housing in contra costa county. >> i just got into a really depression and it led me into homelessness in september, she got the news she had been waiting for. >> she was placed into permanent housing. >> i remember the staff here telling me, stay strong, you got this. >> for the last three years, providence foundation has been offering shelter for families like ladasha. we think that it's about 300 people, probably a few more every year that go through the oasis. today, the saint anthony's foundation announced an agreement to acquire the shelter and continue their partnership with the city of san

the oasis hotel and also acysted in securing funds to operate and stay at the oasis. we have been here for over 3 years, a long time and the shelter in place contract will be here for the next 9 years. [applause] had the previous owners first expressed the intention so sell the oasis that meant that the shelter in place was at risk of closing down. st. anthony stepped up and st. anthony foundation is a testament to our unwaivering commitment to address homelessness and improving the lives of our most vulnerable population. here in the city. together, we have built more than a shelter, we have created hope and opportunity for those in need. our homeless families with children and women who are at risk of violence. to tell you more about our partnership, i would like to bring forward st. anthony's foundation ceo neil. [applause] [laughter] thank you. >> good morning, everybody we are here to celebrate and we want to celebrate that is right and good about our world and san francisco and about the good work of so many good people. we are here today because we are on a mis

change at the oasis inn began during the pandemic, and today the saint anthony foundation announced an sure it's permanent. >> abc seven news reporter loose pena toured the shelter and spoke with families who are benefits for two months. >> leticia atkins and her three children called the oasis inn home right here. >> we stayed in this room. >> leticia moved into the shelter after losing one of her sons and her housing in contra costa county. >> i just got into a really depression and it led me into homelessness. >> in september, she got the news. she had been waiting for. she was placed into permanent housing. >> i remember the staff here telling me, stay strong, you got this for the last three years, providence foundation has been offering shelter for families like leticia. >> we think that it's about 300 people, probably a few more every year that go through the oasis. >> today, the saint anthony's foundation announced an agreement to acquire the shelter and continue their partnership with the city of san francisco. >> i'm really proud that this is just another opportunity to ensure

permanent housing for them. >> san francisco has 341 beds available to families including the 59 at oasis. in addition to the 2,300 permanent housing rentals and subsidies provided by the city. >>> all right, still ahead. it's the modern twist on the coastal crime. why hundreds of people are taking late night uber rides to the beach and the devastating impact that it could have. >>> and any time someone takes any species, crab, salmon, tuna, halibut out of season, there is a great impact. >>> and plus a welcome sight in the sierra. look at this. this early taste of winter is catching some drivers by surp when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> it's been a tough few years for crab fishermen. the season often starting later or ending early due to various environmental

--i hope we have taken it to the oasis that you dreamed we could. check out your backyard. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness! oh, my god. oh, my goodness. this is beautiful. wow. christine: oh, my goodness. you got your own botanical garden. leia: oh, my goodness. look at this. i just couldn't believe it. the greenery. the gravel. christine: it was so beautiful to look at. i mean, it's pretty. it's more than pretty, it's gorgeous. leia: it's exciting. it's emotional. it's just-- it's boom! oh, my goodness, this is gorgeous. totally way beyond my expectations. christine: definitely. leia: oh, and the shed. oh, my goodness. christine: oh, wow. ok, i have to sit here. oh, my goodness. george oliphant: take a breath. i have to sit and take a breath. this is explosive. this is so beautiful. thank you. thank you. look at this. look at this backyard. it's so nice to see someone that you love have so much enjoyment and happiness on their face, to see that the backyard that she loved, that she loved planting in was now made even better, well suited for her, well suited for the area.

we it'sjust an oasis in the middle of east jerusalem.— it'sjust an oasis in the middle of east jerusalemhere - east jerusalem. we need regarding assault charges cathedral here in i assault charges cathedral here in the holy land. i assault charges cathedral here in the holy land-— the holy land. i cannot hear early in the morning. _ the holy land. i cannot hear early in the morning. there's - the holy land. i cannot hear early in the morning. there's been - the holy land. i cannot hear early l in the morning. there's been much the holy land. i cannot hear early - in the morning. there's been much to reflect on following _ in the morning. there's been much to reflect on following the _ in the morning. there's been much to reflect on following the bloodied - reflect on following the bloodied events of the last two weeks. beginning with the hamas attack that filled him with rage. whenever someone sees whenever someone sees something that is profoundly horrific, the cruelty to the bodies of infants up to elderly people. up to elderly people — it is a horror that if you don't feel a sense of

such commander oasis and the experience of dexterity in evading enemy drones is no small thing, the day was able to deceive the kamik drone, which had already taken a combat course, managed to hide in a secret shelter, he simply did not see where i went, the abbreviation bars stands for army combat reserve special, it is also called the country’s reserve, the unit consists of volunteers, mechanic-driver of an infantry fighting vehicle with the call sign fisherman, a former miner, stood up for the defense of donbass 8 years ago, went himself in the fifteenth year. on his box, as the infantry fighting vehicle is called here, the fisherman liberated the settlement of happiness near lugansk, fought in rubezhny and severo-donetsk, this is an infantry fighting vehicle in service from the very beginning of a special military operation, it has been in battle more than once, here are the traces of shrapnel hits, and this is the know-how of fighters, which is increasingly found in the friendly zone, an anti-drone visor, it protects the tower from being hit by a drone kamika, in the army environme

a motorcade to the very center of beijing, where in the middle of a giant metropolis is hidden the oasisa government complex of a state residence, translated as a terrace for fishing, and there really is fish here, for vladimir they prepared a two-story mansion for putin, with a terrace overlooking the twigs, these giant chinese water lilies, here the russian president today, on the first day of his visit, holds all his bilateral meetings, the central ones with the prime minister of hungary viktor orban, with whom vladimir putin last saw even before the start of the special war. the kremlin did not announce this guest of putin in advance; nevertheless, despite his reputation as a eurosceptic, orban heads a country of the european union and nato. leaking information about the preparations for the meeting could be harmful. however for the first time in more than a year and a half, full-fledged negotiations did take place. despite the fact that in today's geopolitical conditions there are opportunities to maintain contacts and develop relationships. are very limited, however, it cannot but

belarusian locks, i thought about spending the night, it’s nice to find a real oasis in a dense forestwhen i spend the night i stay right here, in the evening the agricultural estate near the village of tartak seemed to me not just a secluded hut, from which the nearest village is 3 km, a real belarusian paradise. traveling around belarus: i strongly recommend that you stay not in hotels with a small bed and a tv, but in colorful farmsteads. and now i will try to explain to you why. here you can literally touch history, take a closer look meet the locals. hello, hi, hi, who are you, who, what is your name? good haran, good haran. learn to chop wood, learn how to manage a household, co-co-co-co, come here, tsipa, tsipa, tsipa, well, in which hotel will you have your own fishing pond, hello! apples, pears, vegetables and even your own raspberries, here you can cook your own dinner, forget about the internet, cellular communications, and just relax a little, all this instead of the four boring walls of the hotel, there is also a kitchen, which in a hotel... you don’t look for a fire durin

the opportunity arose for us to really make illinois an oasis in the midwest where every state around us has restricted women's reproductive rights. we have people coming from 1,000 miles away to exercise their rights. the wealthy, they are not affected. they go a thousand miles away but most vulnerable women who are most affected what happened with dobbs. we have an obligation to not just make sure that we have clinic access and medication abortion and the services that people need preand post, but we have an obligation to focus that. we have medicaid coverage in illinois but we can't cover people from sprawled of state. it's illegal. we have a network at providing resources. >> you are absorbing the additional people who have moved forward to come to illinois to get the care they can no longer get in their community. what other things are protecting to advance the care? gov. pritzker: i'll use my outdoor voice if it's not working. you can imagine if i said, if you are poor and you want to exercise your right, if you need to, that we need to make sure -- what are you going to do and

the extraordinary they had where they had, i think the oasis as a whole probably had less than a thousand casualties. and they there were at least 15,000 japanese casualties that conflict. and part of it was, or most of it was probably because of the kitchen people and the help that they gave us. and a lot of us don't know that, but that's part of the reason we wanted to get the book out. the next question i want to ask that china, burma, india, as is now and is probably the least research, especially in the u.s. theater of of world war two. and i teach a class on world war two and the kachin people are even more under-researched than i had never even heard of. and which i hate to admit, somebody who gives final exams on world war two, who were. they were. and why are they so understudied as well? well, there are lot of ethnic groups in myanmar. people probably know there's many different people. and even in northern burma, this group is the largest group in the area where the americans, which is the very north of burma, the british, were a little to the south of there and. so they were a

the oasis group sold 4 million discs. the gallagher brothers won and became kings.championship. everyone thought london was the most cool city, and the prime minister stole this phrase for his historic election victory. in june 97, tony blair, taking the post of prime minister, brought hope to people. he is young, dynamic, and thanks to the media he acquired the image of a politician of a new formation, he no longer wanted to play the role of a leader, are you afraid that blair’s album will become commercial suicide? i don’t know, it’s supposed to be great, so what? don't you care about his success? it seems that success is in doubt, changes are overdue, having returned to the studio, blair will cross out the past and under the influence of graham's guitarism coxon will find a new style where damon ahlborn's signature is less noticeable. they were the heroes of british pop and would become its gravediggers. we were unhappy with our lack of success, we weren’t particularly optimistic when we started recording, but the result turned out to be very good, and we ... sta

have been suffering from the american occupation for years , also welcomed this extensive operation. oasis today, this is the position of al-batoli, who is standing up for the factions of the palestinian resistance. we congratulate the freedom-loving nations on the heroic action of the palestinian resistance group, and they supported this message to the palestinian nation from the palestinian nation . the support of the muslim people of pakistan to the heroic nation of palestine. in response to the victories of the resistance axis in occupied palestine against the invasion of the zionist occupation regime, political activists and student groups in different regions of pakistan gathered to express solidarity with the oppressed palestinian nation and chanted slogans of death to israel. palestinians support. before this , there was talk everywhere about the missile and military intelligence power of the usurper israeli regime. but in the recent attacks of the resistance axis, it proved that all these claims are wrong and the failure of intelligence is a political missile and even all muslims

so. such commander's oasis are a priority target for the enemy, the experience of dexterity in evadingmy drones is no small thing, the day before he was able to deceive the kamikaze drone, which had already taken a combat course, managed to hide in a secret shelter, he simply did not see where i went, the abbreviation bars stands for combat army reserve, special, it is also called the country's reserve, the unit consists of volunteers, driver-mechanic of an infantry fighting vehicle with the call sign fisherman, a former miner, stood up for the defense of donbass 8 years ago, went himself. since the fifteenth year, he went for his land, look, there now, against nazism, on his box, as they call an infantry fighting vehicle here, the fisherman liberated the settlement of happiness near lugansk, fought in razhny and severo-donetsk, this is an infantry fighting vehicle, in the ranks of the the beginning of a special military operation, has been in battle more than once, here are traces of shrapnel hits, and this is the know-how of fighters who are increasingly found in their zone, anti-dro

boriks, where there is absolutely no feeling that this is all around us here he writes, this is an oasise fall many people lack peace of mind, people are stressed and suffer from insomnia, chicken meat can be a good helper for the nervous system, a nutritionist will tell you more about this. chicken meat is an excellent source of vitamin b6. this vitamin is necessary for the body to improve mood, as it is involved in the synthesis of serotonin. it also helps cope with irritability and insomnia. that's why i recommend more often. add chicken meat to your diet to support the normal functioning of the nervous system and help the body during the difficult autumn-winter period. thank you thank you very much for the excursion, it was very interesting, deliciously informative. well, it’s time for us to go to the store, svetlana is waiting for us there, she will teach us how to choose minced chicken. it’s a pity that schools don’t teach how to choose the right products in stores and markets. yes, but now with the internet it has become much easier, because there are projects such as a healthy ea

if ukraine is the most famous country, it is just such, you know, an oasis of corruption on earth.his dissatisfaction with zelsky will grow, he feels it, and he begins to rush about, plus this, he still works, you know, such, such professional greed, that how will the weapons owed to me now be given to israel, so things are not so simple for him, things are not so simple, traditionally they have already been spoiled and are accustomed to such mentor habits, let's see how it will be... don't put it off right away, buy it, divide it, share it, share it, share it from alfabank, take the purchase right away for a quarter of the price, pay without overpayments in equal parts. choose stores on podelit.ru, dancing is your bag of popcorn, for discount stores are the norm. from october 19th , order goods from the scooter with discounts. the comfort of azз boil is now in a convenient application: quick registration: everything important is on the main screen. your status, number of points, as well as many nice offers... that you will like. the entire compil is now in the application. looking

have been shot in these uncontrived settings: blinnaya on varantsovskaya, a miraculously preserved oasisn the kitchen there is a recipe book from 1955, and they cook according to it. there was a pub on dmitrovka there, or a snowstorm, a lyre, or a milk cafe in the olympic village, where young people went, because there were discos and new music. each district had its own cute place that we went to. it's already five. years ago, how the sweet heart of muscovites, drinking glasses on bolshaya nikitskaya, was lost, she told many, near the theater, conservatory, taz agency. the famous fight between pasternak and yesenin is attributed to a drinking establishment at this address, although witnesses claim that the two pets of the mus of inspiration got into hand-to-hand combat at the editorial office of the krasnaya nov magazine. absolutely, the author of books loved to be here, which students, physicists, and people from the sixties read to their heart's content. slan to this place - wrote daniil granin. the smell of vodka , just men, drank a shot glass, ate a sandwich, culturally, briefly, sh

they were elected, will... be provided there only with russian-made cars, but still , mass use of oasisems still far away. state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin said that service foreign cars will be replaced, quote: as they are retired. one of the largest producers of canned fish in the kaliningrad region, the company has completely stopped exporting its products. the head of the board of directors of the company, sergei lyutarevich, told novy kaliningrad about this. the reason is his. according to him, from october 1, the authorities introduced a new export duty, which is tied to the ruble exchange rate , the weaker the ruble, the higher the duty, there will be a zero duty if the dollar costs 80 rubles or less, but this, frankly speaking, is a dubious prospect. sergei lyutarevich says: the profitability of sprat in tomato sauce, which is the company’s main export product to the cis countries, is 3%, while the new duty is 7%. deputy prime minister andrei belaus. the meaning of the new duties was explained as follows: this makes it possible to withdraw from exporters 30 to 40% of the ad

most ambitious projects in uzbekistan , built in the desert in just 2 years, is called an industrial oasisex has been processing billions. cubic meters of gas, and the company is the largest taxpayer, the relationship is advanced strategic partnerships that cover, as i already said, all areas, economics, politics , culture, and interregional relations, another joint project is a technopolis in uzbek cherchak, an industrial park where russian companies are launching production, it unites dozens of enterprises, we also expect to two more sites in samarkan and bukhara, and this is such a good help when a ready-made infrastructure is formed, where investors come, and in fact they only have to place their capacities and fixed assets in order to optimize timing. 70 mutual visits of official delegations last year alone, several at the highest level, trade turnover growth of 20%. the total volume of accumulated russian investments in uzbekistan is almost 1 trillion rubles. russia remains one of the republic’s main trading partners. all areas of the economy are developing harmoniously on a bilatera

instruments up to 145,000, they were played by paul stanley skees, angus young of acdc and noel gallagher of oasien by nirvana vocalist, kurt cabane. well , the irkutsk region has its own celebrities, the dog estremal from angarsk, together with his owner , conquers highways, exclusively according to traffic rules. wind, rain, dust, stones from under the wheels are not scary with such goggles, so bob doesn’t even try to take them off; with his owner, a dog of the jack russell breed, of puppy age, is riding a bike, not the bob's fall is helped by a leather-covered gas tank, which can be easily grasped with claws, alexander stupin came up with this when he realized how much his... grey-haired pet likes to ride, he even ordered a miniature motorcycle helmet for him, this helmet was removed for him, so he rode more for fun , alexander himself is on an iron horse for the seventh season, motorcycle parties, his name is sanya pobeda, he has assembled more than one motorcycle in his garage, but enjoys traveling more, traveled around the whole country on a bike, last year in almost a month, rode 25,000 km

since you find out that these energy projects them have become the oasis and lighthouse for sustainable development in the new era. teach. so my brand new airports and hollow sound ball, the smallest ro here, see that gene knowledge a newly built industrial pox for business cooperation, have created new economic corey doors, g 5, seen the new growth drivers. the choice is either signing more to have become $5.00 trading routes and staging posts of the new era scenes, hyphen to the low find the rich and colorful cultural years offset sleep. expos dot legs additions. would you to sort of move on the loop on workshops? slowly, junction people to people exchange programs like the silk road community building initiative and the brightness action program to 75. i mean, jims and depending exchanges between non governmental organizations in your think tanks, media organizations, soon, all these flourishing activities have compose the symphony of friendship. in the new era, seen why you involve awful, you know, totally been covered, 19 struck good cheer, development road became a live saving roa

. >> este era el hotel oasis, ubicado sobre la calle franklin, en san francisco.lmente un centro de transición para familias que no tienen un techo donde dormir cada noche. >> la ciudad de san francisco hospeda a 15.000 personas que ya sea en refugio, ya sea en situación temporera. no hay espacios, hay equipos que nosotros vamos y hablamos a ellos para ofrecerles un lugar donde ir para que no estén en las calles. >> hay 59 habitaciones actualmente. 36 familias se hospedan acá. el objetivo es que aquí puedan conseguir sus propias viviendas. >> el carro. >> estuvimos como 8 días. una semana más o menos, durmiendo en el carro. a luisa le tocó vivir esa pesadilla con sus 2 hijas pequeñas cuando se le acabaron los vales para dormir en hoteles . lo que hice con la niña pequeña era decirle que estábamos de paseo, que íbamos a ver las estrellas y cosas así. >> luego logró conseguir una habitación acá y a los 2 meses su propia casa. >> estoy viviendo en city gardens, un lugar muy bonito, muy amplio, muchas comodidades para obtener una habitación. >> acá hay que solicitar a

is spending our money on, if ukraine is the most famous country, it’s just like that. you know, an oasistion on earth, of course, no one likes it, this dissatisfaction with zelsky will grow , he feels it, and he begins to rush around, plus besides this, it also works for him, you know, such, such professional greed, what? the weapons i prefer now will be to give to israel, so things are not so simple for them, things are not so simple, traditionally, they have already been spoiled and are accustomed to such kind of mentoring habits, so we’ll see how it will develop further. the russian military destroyed a ukrainian su-25 attack aircraft in dnepropetrovsk. region, and also intercepted 41 drones of the ukrainian armed forces, the ministry of defense reported. according to the department, the russian armed forces repelled two attacks by the ukrainian armed forces and hit the azov special forces in the krasnoliman direction. denis alekseev has the latest information about the special operation, he traditions live, i welcome you, but there are many different messages, what should you pay att

if ukraine is the most famous country, it is just such, you know, an oasis of corruption on earth.d he begins to rush around, plus he is also triggered by such professional greed that how will the weapons owed to me now be given to israel, traditionally they have already been spoiled and got used to some kind of mentoring habits, we’ll see how it will develop further, and then, apparently, the investigations will lead to new facts of the sale of western weapons to the middle east. i doubt that there were deliveries of weapons from ukraine, i doubt it, but i have no doubt that, uh, there is a leak of weapons from ukraine, there are many who want to buy, in ukraine there are many who want to sell, you know, i remember well, this is the tragic story of the russian federation itself , repeated cases when there was a war in the caucasus, sales from our armed forces weapons: they took them directly from our warehouses and sold them for money , unfortunately, it was, it was a disaster, a tragedy, but it was, the same thing is happening in ukraine today, they sell anything, everything that

let's get to the delta and will join us, which is an oasis of waterways and lush landscapes with diverse wildlife slides in harmony. traveling one a month for a traditional can, you allows you to embrace matrices, tranquility, enjoy the new york design go down to in the north of boats. one, it is one of africa's last great natural centuries with its abundance of wild life . 2 spectacular marshland is a popular destination for safari tourist. you can discover nature without disrupting it by taking a local boat called. i'm a carter. it's quantum doesn't pollute the environment. we joined tool guide shop at a local to learn to operate and makoto from his family when he was a child. if you wanna sell to the electron, go on to hear anything. this, i think, is the best or unique transports to use. the thoughts and relaxation are quickly interrupted by nearby. those are active tape up to 20000 square kilometer. ok then go down to is one of the largest and most animal rich wetlands in africa. it is being a eunice, go well heritage sung since 2014 the delta is an especially important habitat for

i can’t even believe that in such a swampy area there is such a beautiful oasis with white sand, with- this is nature, which you just reach with your hand, it’s right next to you, it’s very beautiful, especially... rest, of course, also includes an overnight stay, for this the villa has all the conditions, this palace, these are eight rooms that can accommodate comfortably 22 people, and today i will be among them, to say that i am surprised is to say nothing , i am delighted, look how luxurious, oh, the slats and this is a king bed, a king bed, you can sleep lengthwise across, and what a view from the window , god, i want to scream with happiness, well, it’s a thrill, clean? at the end of the eco-trail, any tourist will be waiting for, let's say, a gift, a large lake , as it is called, a large lake, several legends are associated with this lake, one of them is very romantic, once... the daughter of the owner of these lands was loved by a commoner , so the father got very angry, and naturally, began to pursue this lover, from which he escaped to the other side of this lake, his daught

it becomes a kind of oasis of stability and, as it were, an assembly point for the large eurasian regionat the consolidation of the trend, the subsequent expansion of its geographical coverage should be the essence of the sco strategy in the current environment. dear colleagues, over the past 2 years, over two decades, the thesis has firmly established itself in geopolitical discourse: about the consistent shift of the center of gravity of international life to the east. well, indeed, if we look at the dynamics of changes in the proportions of the total volumes of gdp of the western-eastern hemispheres and investment flows, we will clearly see the flow in the eastern direction gaining momentum, as dear mr. ciartu has already spoken about today. asian the space is gradually becoming a platform for the concentration of high-tech production of scientific discoveries. at the same time , the asia-texas region has not been spared by the current turbulent processes in the world community. just like on the euro-atlantic site. artificially stimulated conflict tendencies are developing here, enjoy

let's get to the delta and will join us, which is an oasis of waterways unless landscapes with diverse wildlife slides in harmony. traveling one a month for a traditional canoe allows you to embrace mates, has tranquillity. enjoy the real cause and go down to in the north of bolts one. it is one of africa's last great natural centuries with its abundance of wildlife. this spectacular marshland is a popular destination for safari tourist. you can discover nature without disrupting it by taking a local boat called. i'm a carter gets quantum doesn't pollute the environment. we joined tool guide shop at a local to learn to operate and makoto from his family when he was a child. if you wanna sell to the legs and go on to hear anything, this i think is the best or unique transports to use. the thoughts and relaxation are quickly interrupted by nearby. those are active tape up to 20000 square kilometer. ok then go down to is one of the largest and most animal rich wetlands in africa. it is being a unit, ask a world heritage site since the 2014, the delta is an especially important habitat for

but brian says he is glad to hear about it, even if it came too late to save his backyard oasis. >> i wish that would have been maybe two years ago. it was something that i needed. it is helping people, giving people jobs, people are making money. there is great food going around. there is nothing better than a home-cooked meal, you know? >> reporter: cooking food is a universal experience, and now the law says people can put that experience to work for themselves. and for some, cook up a dream. >> there have been concerns from some counties over the issue of food safety, but proponents of the law say it will actually make things safer, by bringing the home-cooked food into the open, and encourage safer food handling practices. >>> a ribbon-cutting ceremony held for a new greenhouse at a marin county homeless shelter. this was at homeward bound marin, in arvada, unaided by bank of america after a previous volunteering event at the shelter garden to celebrate the new greenhouse, the shelter and the bank held a planting party today. >> what is really exciting about the greenhouse is the

if ukraine is the most famous country, it’s just such, you know, an oasis of corruption on earth, oflso has, you know, such professional greed that how can they now give the weapons owed to me to israel, so things are not so simple for him, things are not so simple. uh, traditionally, they have already been spoiled and are accustomed to some kind of mentoring habits, so let's see how it will develop further, ex-adviser to trump, colonel... usa douglas mcgregor, he spoke very harshly on the topic of weapons, ukraine and hamas. we could find ourselves in a very dangerous situation if we allow putin win. i'm guessing he's looking for a job on the board of some defense company. oh, he'll find a home in any of the many different so-called think tanks that we know are actually propaganda centers funded by people who want forever war. would not worry about this , i think it’s worth noting two things: firstly, ukraine as a state, and of course, its armed forces, is now actually on artificial support, ukraine is the fifty-first state, we supply it pretty much everything, we pay it to the bure

it's just an oasis in the middle of eastjerusalem...he holy land. i come out here early in the morning to pray. there's been much to reflect on, following the bloody events of the last two weeks, beginning with the hamas attack that filled him with rage. when everyone sees something that is profoundly evil and horrific — the slaughter, the butchery, the cruelty to the bodies of infants up to elderly people — it is a horror that if you don't feel a sense of anger, i think you're missing something in your humanity. but when you do see the bombing campaign that is taking place in gaza, what are your thoughts on that? it breaks my heart to see that, because i know that if you bomb a city, innocent people die, horribly, and in agony. children. people with no involvement, who are just caught up in this horrendous process. we can't lecture israel, we can appeal. we're not better than them. we're two—faced if we lecture them. but we can appeal. and this is what i hearjoe biden doing, what i heard rishi sunak doing, what i hear other people doin

to help push for hopefully in those places where it is most problematic, the local businesses like oasis grill across the street from the convention center are concerned about the checkpoints and how this will affect business well, we really don't know what to do. >> it's the checkpoints. you know, we have we have to get our produce and we do it daily or every other day. >> and we don't know how we're supposed to be able to get our trucks like is there a time? >> and really, for the restaurant business like? put check, to try to just, you know, work around that. that's going to be very difficult. >> the mayor saying in a press conference tuesday, they are wrapping up their outreach and we'll have another meeting on wednesday about this concern. businesses saying right now they're still a lot of uncertainty of how all of this will play for instance, that up can't get through and i don't have an employee. >> well, that throws off of everything. i mean, that could be devastating. we're already working with minimal employees. another restaurant business right now. we don't we used to have. >

to help push for hopefully in those places where it is most problematic, the local businesses like oasiscross the street from the convention center are concerned about the checkpoints and how this will affect what? well, we really don't know what to do. >> it's the checkpoints. you know, we have we have to get our produce and we do it daily or every other day. >> and we don't know how we're supposed to be able to get our trucks like is there a time? >> and really, for the restaurant business like? to put check, to try to just, you know, work around that. that's going to be very difficult. >> the mayor saying in a press conference tuesday, they are wrapping up their outreach and we'll have another meeting on wednesday about this concern. businesses saying right now they're still a lot of uncertainty of how all of this will play for instance, that up can't get through and i don't have an employee. >> well, that throws off of everything. i mean, that could be devastating. we're already working with minimal employees. another restaurant business right now. we don't we used to have. >> the ma

the volga-okhtuba floodplain is a unique steppe oasis and the lands here are considered very fertilethese fields, in fact , yes, carrot harvesting is now in full swing, such heavy bags are collected on the field, the yield is excellent 60 tons per hectare. despite the cold spring, autumn in the volgograd region turned out to be ideal for farmers, with almost no... precipitation, now more than 700,000 tons of vegetables have already been harvested in the region, twice as much as in the past year. autumn is having a favorable effect at the moment, there was little rain , directly, just a few days ago there was rain, in general everything is going quite well, the harvest comes straight from the fields to these vegetable storage facilities, the capacity of which is 10,000 tons. this is the most modern general storage facility today. fully automatic, of course, not without human participation, all parameters, control, all this is set, and the control itself is carried out by a person, each type of vegetable has its own humidity regime and storage temperature, even the lighting in the cham

is it difficult once a week to look at the native streets, at the crops, when in the place of her oasisthe yellow tops and deep cracked earth from the heat, the gardens were watered from the river, but now even that is no longer possible, the neighbor went out to look at the watering and near shore, near the river saw an anti-personnel mine, that is, it is the one that he saw, how many more were brought there, june 2023, the russians will destroy... dambukhovskaya ges. big the water floods both banks of the kherson region, washes away tons of explosives from the munitions depots of the occupiers' trenches, which should have prevented the landing of the ukrainian landing party on the left bank. the dnipro is teeming with russian mines, and after the explosion of kakhovskaya ges, explosives are drifting here. on the shores of odesa. some kind of driftwood. mines of soviet production in the 60s and 70s, they also use drifting mines. a drifting mine floats downstream and threatens shipping. given that the current in the black sea moves counter-clockwise. arrows, accordingly, they can throw

the oasis inn was a pilot for hotels in san francisco to start sheltering the homeless. started off as the city renting 25 rooms in 2020 has now grown to the entire hotel housing families in need. the saint anthony's foundation recently agreed to acquire the shelter and continue its partnership with the city with housing, the homeless. >> and i'm really proud that this is just another opportunity to ensure that families have a safe, affordable place to call home. >> the city of san francisco so far funds 312 affordable housing units, a family shelter and traditional housing. let's stay on that beat for our next abc7 building a better bay area breakthrough. our team is checking in with state officials tonight. they want to see a complete overhaul with the way san francisco approves new housing. a review from a top california housing department just found san francisco's policies and politic shefs get in the way of construction of apartments and condos. but the breakthrough here is the report identifies a long list of actions for the city to correct the problems, including

to save the steppe oasis from drying out and pollution, specialists are carrying out a large range ofaring the riverbeds of erik. the work is really not easy, because it is made difficult by the fact that the soil here is very soft, there are trees, shrubs and shoots, and in order for the floodplain to be properly saturated with water during the spring flood , they build hydraulic structures like this, their task is to let through and then retain the water lakes erik is sugar, it feeds several lakes of the volga-okhtubinsk floodplain. this is what he looks like after rehabilitation. the riverbed has been cleared and a culvert has been built. already next year, during the flood, there will be a lot of water here. over the course of several years of implementation of the national project for the improvement of the volga river , more than 50 hydraulic constrictions have been built, dozens of floodplain reservoirs have been cleared, and the effect of the work is already visible. we saw how the floodplains were actually becoming flooded, water was accumulating in the lakes, and this allowe

non-english language ] >>> much of the area may be dry and barren, but southeast of monterrey lies a fertile oasisgates the fields home to some of the finest orange orchards in mexico. [ speaking in a non-english language ] anna runs one of the most successful bakery chains in monterrey and uses the fruit from here to make one of her favorite desserts. >> welcome. >> this is the fourth generation of the family to washington the field, and now he's helped by his son. is this mandarin? >> these are mandarin. >> you can grow mandarin here? >> we have mandarins, we have oranges, all kinds of citruses. this orange has a lot of oil in it, so immediately when you open it, it's like an explosion of -- >> fragrant. >> very fragrant. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> oh, my gosh. look at this. these are so good. how do i know when it a's readyo pick? [ speaking in a non-english language ] okay. you have to turn it over. no, i would just run and grab them off the tree. i always think citrus is natural to mexico. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> first conquistadors came from spain. they intro

experiments, trips to see indopacom's joint fires network, and exercises like centcom's digital falcon oasish airborne's scarlet dragon series it's clear these investments are yielding returns much faster than traditional capabilities. again, devsecops. that's the beauty of what software can do for hard power. delivery doesn't take several years or a decade. our investments in data, ai, and compute are empowering warfighters in the here and now in matters of months, weeks, and even days. and they'll be delivering even more between now and january. cjadc2 is vital, but it's only one of the key elements of u.s. warfighting advantage under the joint warfighting concept. so we've been extending more bridges and express lanes over the valley of death, to increase urgency and speed the transition from between r&d and production at scale it in important areas so we get the right capabilities to the right people, in time to matter for the warfighter. for instance: we started rder, the rapid defense experimentation reserve, a process to incentivize joint experimentation and hasten the pathway from co

the oasis inn was a pilot for hotels in san francisco to start sheltering the homeless.rted off as the city renting 25 rooms in 2020 has now grown to the entire hotel housing families in need. the saint anthony's foundation recently agreed to acquire the shelter and continue its partnership with the city with housing, the homeless. >> and i'm really proud that this is just another opportunity to ensure that families have a safe, affordable place to call home. >> the city of san francisco so far funds 312 affordable housing units, a family shelter and traditional housing. let's stay on that beat for our next abc7 building a better bay area breakthrough. our team is checking in with state officials tonight. they want to see a complete overhaul with the way san francisco approves new housing. a review from a top california housing department just found san francisco's policies and politic shefs get in the way of construction of apartments and condos. but the breakthrough here is the report identifies a long list of actions for the city to correct the problems, including rew

i raised mechanics we found a spare part for an oasis in the engine, and we repaired them and they drove on, well , it was like that, a mechanic from your charity fund? no, this is a good friend of ours, he is not yet from our fund, but he cooperates with us, sometimes they respond to some such specific requests, under what excuses would you refuse someone who addresses you, rudeness, by the way, i had such a situation, you gave such an example, you said that it also takes time from your private life, you have children, they are growing and also need certain... attention, how can you combine your work, you work, help, the armed forces and private life, family, children, we ukrainian women, we can do everything, and you are not exaggerating, no, why, we are brought up like that, you are talking about yourself, if you you are talking about a section of society, then in principle, we can see various manifestations in society as well, here in tylovy kropyvnytskyi, we are being followed by... this train of the soviet past, unfortunately, when everyone was brought up as a gray mass, when all w

ambitious projects of lukoil uzbekistan, built in the desert, in just 2 years, it is called an industrial oasisyears now the modern complex has been processing billions of cubic meters of gas, and the company is the largest taxpayer, advanced strategic partnership relations that cover, as i already said, all areas, economics, politics, culture, and interregional communications, another joint project, polis in uzbek cherchak - an industrial park where russian companies are launching production. it unites dozens of enterprises and provides jobs almost 2,000 people. we are also counting on two more sites in samarkan and bukhari, and this is such a good help, when a ready-made infrastructure is being formed where ... the investor comes and, in fact, they only have to place their capacities and fixed assets in order to optimize the timing of 70 mutual visits of official delegations just last year, several at the highest level, trade turnover growth of 20%. the total volume of accumulated russian investments in uzbekistan is almost 1 trillion rubles. russia remains one of the main trading partners of

. >> we created the oasis out of a need basically so other people bars and turning them into a space and when the last place we were performing wasn't used turned those buildings into condos so we decided to have a space. >> what the pandemic did for us is made us on of that we felt we had to do this immediately and created this. >> (unintelligible). >> where we would offer food delivery services with a curbside professionalism live music to bring spectacular to lives we are going through and as well as employ on the caterers and the performers and drivers very for that i think also for everyone to do something. we had ordinary on the roof and life performances and with a restaurant to support the system where we are and even with that had terribly initiative and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt had to pay our rent we decided to have an old-fashioned one we created club hours where you can watch to online and or be on the phone and raised over one quarter of a million dollar that of incredible and something that northbound thought we could do. >> we got ourselves back and mad