of democracy. dictatorship, and what he saw here, it turns out that we have an oasis of democracy heree an open european policy here to accept, including all neighbors without visas to belarus, residents of eighty countries, to accept without visas through air travel, which means we have an open policy here in in a fairly free manner, it means that it poured over these many years, his shock led to the fact that he, as a decent person, simply could not be in this blooming garden, where all moral principles were trampled upon, where everything was changed inside out, where all human perversions flourish, they are taught in schools, in kindergartens, in institutes, the judge is... i want to assume that judge schmidt is the first sign, i am sure that a number of polish and military personnel, like the one who once fled to we have soldiers chichko, politicians, political scientists, some, by the way, escaped, are already here, i won’t say their names, i think they are still interesting, they will cross the belarusian-polish border, because we really have everything here... there will be no

aids epidemic and explosion of business and jobs it is a oasis through the joy, misery, growth, invasion. within the parks majestic canopy are stories. stories about class, about race, about nationality and religion. stories about conflict and peace. stories about gentrification and equity. stories about constancy and change. stories about stewardship and stories about destruction. stories about technology and nature, about celebration and suffering, about all arts, music and food. about love gartherings and solitary strolls. stories about communities neighborhoods and families. stories about all of us. on a personal note, this park is my post important place. no other place knows me better. this park watched me fall in love, raise my two daughters, make friends, build my career. golden gate park helped me work through struggles and challenges and helped me find joy, health and inspiration. the trail network and tree canopy offered me privacy and shelter to find myself. during my time as our parks director i had the hum bllg opportunity to influence the park landscape, form and rhythm th

. >> the fight to keep an oasis alive in north bay and we have never seen something like this before on an iconic san francisco street. good evening. i'm julia goodrich. when a wildfire is two dangerous to reach you call in the big guns specific threw smoke jumpers who skydive to the fire line. we have already establish it takes guts to be on this elite team but what happens when they land? what it takes to be a smoke jumper. >> everyone who is in one in aerial firefighting converges on open field outside redding california for one of the biggest drills of the year, the event which comes complete with fire retardant airplanes and helicopters equipped with water buckets includes dozens of crews from both state and federal agencies. but perhaps the most intruiging unit is one probably you never heard of. cole skinner is known as a smoke jumper highly trained firefighters who parachute into the will deerness from 3,000 feet. he was a regular firefighter when he read a book about smoke jumping and decided to take a leap of faith. >> i wanted to be a smoke jumper. >> part of the u.s. fore

take a look to go private or work with oasis to improve governance and in that last scenario he saiduld see 70% upside for here if they choose to engage with oasis and we will have more ahead watching that dog of course and a lot more in the session on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. annabelle: sigg nt is said to be shutting down the returning capitals to investors as they face insider trading investigations -- in that -- investigations in hong kong. let's get more from the leader of our asia investment coverage and this has been a very closely tracked story not only by people in the hong kong finance community but globally as well so what is the latest at this point in time? >> our colleagues have been told the decision to return capital to investors came after the insider charges sparked concerns for [indiscernible]

shining garden, the embodiment of dictatorship, and what he saw here, it turns out, we have here an oasishave here an open european policy to accept, including all neighbors, without visas to belarus. residents of eighty countries are accepted without visas through air travel, which means we have an open policy here in terms of sufficient free, which means that connected with the fact that you can engage in freely free economic activity, we have a completely different legal situation and law enforcement agencies here. ensure order for belarusians on a daily basis, we don’t have such tragedies that we watch with horror that happen in warsaw, recently a belarusian woman was raped there right in the center, recently just the day before yesterday a belarusian woman was beaten, and mistaking her for a ukrainian, we know how are close friends and love each other in quotes polish ukrainian people, they heard russian speech, thought that she was ukrainian, and beat her up. all moral principles are trampled upon, where everything is changed, everything is turned inside out, where all human pervers

what we observed this week is an information bomb, the current judge fled from this, so to speak, oasisy garden, so his calls. garden is the epitome of dictatorship, and what he saw here, it turns out that we have an oasis of democracy here, it turns out that we have here an open european policy of accepting, including all neighbors without visas to belarus, residents of eighty countries, accepting visa-free through air traffic, which means that we have an open policy here in terms of a fairly free, which means... which flowed over these many years, became his shock, led to the fact that he, as a decent person, simply could not be in this blooming garden, where all moral principles are trampled upon, where everything is changed, everything is turned inside out, where all human perversions flourish, they are taught in schools, in kindergartens, in institutes, the judge... i want to assume this, judge schmidt is the first sign, i am sure that more a number of polish and military personnel, like the one who once fled to us s... and marginal and therefore a fraudster, the question is only o

it took imagination, invasion to transform sands into greenery, to turn the land into oasis for all to enjoy. and as the mayor noted, it takes dedication and ongoing work to keep the park shining and more accessible then 154 years ago. what other city contains a [indiscernible] arts and cultural institutions, wind mills, lakes gardens music concourse and so much more? this remains a must see for visitors who come to enjoy the beauty and magic of course alongside all of us san franciscans. as phil noted we are rooting for the outcome of usa today best park. i will ask you to vote. whatever the outcome though, this park is the best city park and magnet for the visitors that we bring to this community every day. attractions and places like golden gate park make san francisco a incredible destination and draw millions visitors each year to this community. and we at san francisco travel will continue to share the park heritage and stories for years to come. we look forward celebrating many more golden gate park milestones and birthdays. congratulations and happy birthday. [applause] >> alri

"oh my god, my head's pounding, this has been insane, let's turn on oasis."e bigger. - we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. - the thing we admire about oasis, in a way, is that they've got no kind of... no forced modesty, you know. - i admire anybody who can just sort of go, "we're brilliant." and, i mean, it's like... anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ ♪ ♪ but i'm a creep ♪ - "creep" came out in the early '90s, and that was as much of an alt-rock hit as any of the nirvana songs or the pearl jam songs. but it was hardly extraordinary. - inevitably, you know, the first song that becomes a hit-- everybody caricatures the band from that. we just have to wait to see whether we have the chance to prove that we're not just that. [laughs] okay. ["high and dry" plays] - i remember, vividly, listening to radiohead's next record, "the bends," nonstop. i would just seriously geek out on every part. the bassline, the percussion-- every tiny little nuance. - ♪ don't leave me high ♪ ♪ don't

>> it's an oasis. >> it is giving waterfront.s giving waterfront to these homes. >> it's just giving water. no, there's no front water. you are underwater water views. water views. you know what this is? >> this is good for mermaids. >> are you a mermaid? are you a merman? >> no. water is nice and calming. it's a plus. >> do you enjoy scuba? >> i think the mere fact that they bought it sight unseen on that part, that blows my mind. >> how much did they pay? >> is the question right? if you're paying all that money without seeing something, how much money do you have? >> could you imagine that first sight not unseen anymore? >> where is it? >> not where is it? >> they're like, no, it's, it's right there. >> google maps says it. yeah. you're in the water. >> it's fine. what i ordered, what i got. thank you. totally. thank you. >> i ordered a house ultimate example. kumasi has the line of the day. that's what it is. >> oh my god, so funny. >> to pier 39. here we go. the sea lions are awake this morning. a live look outside. they're

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. >> the invoices were submitted in 2022 for painting of the exterior of the oasis hotel and the removal of locks at the hotel. the city's attorney's office discovered that work was never done. >> our action today starts the process to ensure that providence is not able to apply for future contracts, it is up to the city as we're reviewing this and whether the current contracts would end. >> providence foundation operates the oasis hotel, a shelter for families experiencing homelessness. we went to their offices for comment, and their staff closed their doors. providence receives city funds to operate a navigation center, as well as multiple housing subsidy and voucher programs. for years, they have received grants through the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing. in a statement, the city's department said in part hsa will be reviewing each contract on a program by program basis to determine the best way to continue seamless services for the guests and tenants in these programs. >> it's almost foreseeable when you have the avalanche of new programs and new contractors

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is now officially the uk's biggest—selling single never to reach number one — after overtaking the oasisg wonderwall. that's a good pub quiz fact, isn't it? time for a look at the weather. here's stav danos. i'v e i've got to include the north of scotland, it's cloudy for the highlands, some spots of drizzle at times. a bit of a disappointing field to the weather there but the rest of the country is more like the theme behind me, blue skies overhead, a little bit of high cloud and feeling very warm, temperatures creeping into the low 20s celsius. that's how it's going to be through the rest of the afternoon, most of the rest of the afternoon, most of the country dry but staying quite damp and cloudy across the north of scotland, thanks to these weather fronts that will eventually push northwards tomorrow, so by tomorrow it should be brighter, sunnier and warmer in scotland too. temperature is 23 degrees, maybe a notch higher in one or two places through the afternoon, light southerly winds for most of us. this evening and overnight, we continue to see patchy rain with weather fronts acro

the film more pragmatic. this is the name of that same , at first glance, ideal city, an artificial oasisdance with the vision and projects of our contemporaries, entrepreneurs and futurists, jeff bezos and raymond kurzweil, a paradise in the middle lifeless planet, but as this story will show us, there are spots on mars. this concludes our episode, all the best and see you soon. come in, it’s nice here, i’m glad to welcome you to our studio, the bell rings and we open the doors of our institute, the institute of divorce is live on air, no recording, no cuts, no rehearsals. mash, let's switch it up, this is my favorite show, just try it. so, the topic of our today’s program is somewhat paradoxical, but as our sociologists have found out, it is in great demand: divorce is a pause in marriage, but it’s interesting why curious? well, it’s a good idea to break off the relationship so that later, purely theoretically. today we will talk about... divorced in 2002 a year ago, after 7 years of living in a divorce, they decide to get married again. the wedding took place 2 months ago. this is the

reviewing this and whether the current contracts would end. >> providence foundation operates the oasis for families experiencing homelessness. we went to their offices for comment and their staff closed their doors. providence receives city funds to operate a navigation center, as well as multiple housing subsidy and voucher programs. for years, they have received grants through the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing. in a statement, the city's department said in part hsa will be reviewing each contract on a program by program basis to determine the best way to continue seamless services for the guests and tenants in these programs. >> it's almost foreseeable when you have the avalanche of new programs and new contractors coming in, and the city wanting to get more contractors involved and not really scrutinizing those, randy shaw, director of the tenderloin housing clinic, the leading provider of permanent supportive housing for homeless single adults in san francisco, is concerned about what these findings will mean for other nonprofits like his social media is

this project is at the approval stage, and the lukoil company has already built a real industrial oasisdesert, this is the kandym gas processing complex, the most modern enterprise, which is also the largest taxpayer, another joint project is a technopolis in uzbek cherchik, an industrial park where russian companies launch their innovative production, it unites dozens of enterprises and provides jobs for almost 2,000 people. last october, presidents vladimir putin, shavkat mirziyoyev and kasym jamar takaev launched a unique project. the three leaders launched a new branch of the gas pipeline, through which fuel now flows for the first time from russia to uzbekistan through the territory of kazakhstan. the volume of pumping is almost 3 billion cubic meters of gas per year. and, of course, this project is mutually beneficial and strengthens. russia and uzbekistan are increasing cultural ties. today , schools teaching in russian operate in the republic , and 14 branches of leading russian universities have been opened. in turn, more than 30,000 uzbek students receive higher education at u

an artificial oasis in the middle of a lifeless planet, director jeremy peren and screenwriter lorenzrfati, lay a deep contradiction in the very exposition of the film and develop it in the plot. hired detective alain ruby, together with his partner android, must find a brilliant hacker student who... they are not the only ones looking for, the fate of the entire city depends on the search according to the laws of the genre, and the heroes face difficulties, corruption and criminal secrets during their journey. space technology does not change human problems; the main problem still remains the desire for power and wealth. so, now the lamb will scan you, if everything is ok, we will start. let me find her quickly, we only have 5 seconds. she's somewhere in the building. okay, i'm checking my database. come on, hurry up. almost everything is ready. she's from the police, go away. room 3017. the authors of the film conduct research into the future based on scientific discoveries of asimov's technology, pop and cyber culture. in this study, the line between a hologram, real life and death

original operation centers that we have had this experience for 10 years, and under the title of an oasi center, which i presented to you, when something happens, first of all, this should be created and identify the dangers moment by moment , for example, warnings that the meteorological organization gives , well, these warnings must be checked moment by moment, and even if, for example, these warnings are sometimes big. for example, they say that you are in a certain province or a certain city. well, at some point, it should be investigated further and contacted with different organizations, such as the crisis management organization , such as the iranian meteorological organization. this preparation is created in advance, when danger and accidents occur, operational teams will be immediately sent to those places where danger has occurred, and when there is a need for better decision-making by the managers, the managers will gather in this center and immediately the moment of real images and real information and news from that place of operations is usually now, for example, in differe

and the lukol company has already built a real industrial oasis in the desert.s processing complex. the most modern enterprise, which is also the largest taxpayer, another joint project is a technopolis in the uzbek cherchik, an industrial park where russian companies launch their innovative production, it unites dozens of enterprises and provides jobs for almost 2,000 people. last october presidents vladimir putin, shavkat mirziyoyev and kasym zhamar takaev launched a unique project. the three leaders launched a new branch of the gas pipeline, through which fuel now flows for the first time from russia to uzbekistan through the territory of kazakhstan. russia and uzbekistan are increasing cultural ties. today in the republic there are schools teaching in russian. 14 branches of leading russian universities have been opened. in turn , more than 30 thousand uzbek students receive higher education at universities in moscow, st. petersburg and kazan. rediscovered uzbekistan, our tourists admire the cities of the great silk road. more than half a million russians fl

the fact that there was a green oasis here in the middle of all this traffic is rather unusual. but it's the result of long term planning to transform the neighborhood at the center of the city. as a job with, to learn a little that see, look at how i live it is, i read, i suspect it keeps getting bigger. it's not just about this axis. you can see that the shops on the cross streets have also sets up the tables outside the the tables look very nice and give everything here more color and more life coding must be an incentive in the areas were designed by the residents themselves for the benefit of pedestrians with painted flower pots and bicycle racks on the street. they're all measures that are cost effective, simple and quick to implement things on the when yeah, we worked with the community from the beginning, but they told us the problem of what my bill is. he was like in the neighborhood, i mean, yeah, the yeah, but then we made this design and tested out in a few pilot projects in columbus when we implemented here, that was a bit of fear and in the community in front of it

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we gave the world the beatles and the rolling stones and oasis and the rolling stones and oasis and adeler time. >> do you think britain should not participate in eurovision ? not participate in eurovision? >> absolutely. if i was director general of the bbc, mark. and that's not impossible. it could happen one day. well, if they saw, if they wanted to get viewers and listeners for you. well, thank you very much. it would be the second thing i took off of the bbc television. >> i with the bbc altogether. >> i with the bbc altogether. >> but i'm curious about your shopping list of plans. >> eastenders, is that right? oh great. eastenders is dreadful. >> that's getting serious. >> that's getting serious. >> my grandmother would have a lot to say about. >> that's getting serious. >> that's getting serious. >> now we've got a real argument on this show. >> well, no, i'm just saying because i think it's just it's so derogatory of the people of the real eastenders. i think it's so depressing. i would never let my kids watch it . i'd never let my kids watch it. i'd never let my kids watch it. i'

it is an oasis of academic excellence, broad diversity.t's the most diverse carnegie tier one research university in the country. it has done more transplanted in african americans than any other hospital in the world. i felt a compelling opportunity to continually drive the mission of that institution, in spite of the landscape socially and politically, that i thought it could have a significant impact on that part of the world. david: how long did you run uab? dr. vickers: i was there for nine and a half years, almost 10 years. david: so when memorial sloan-kettering approached you, did you say, i'm a great surgeon, i got what i want here, this is my native state, i don't need to leave. were you intrigued? dr. vickers: it was more the former, like you said. i have a good place, i have a good job, i built a level of trust in the community, i have a compelling mission, and i think i need to really think very hard about leaving it. i would say there are very few places that would intrigue you to consider it, leaving, and memorial sloan-kett

we gave the world the beatles and the rolling stones and oasis and the rolling stones and oasis and adeleour time. >> do you think britain should not participate in eurovision ? not participate in eurovision? >> absolutely. if i was director general of the bbc, mark. and that's not impossible. it could happen one day. well, if they saw, if they wanted to get viewers and listeners for you. well, thank you very much. it would be the second thing i took off of the bbc television. >> i with the bbc altogether. >> i with the bbc altogether. >> but i'm curious about your shopping list of plans. >> eastenders, is that right? oh great. eastenders is dreadful. >> that's getting serious. >> that's getting serious. >> my grandmother would have a lot to say about. >> that's getting serious. >> that's getting serious. >> now we've got a real argument on this show. >> well, no, i'm just saying because i think it's just it's so derogatory of the people of the real eastenders. i think it's so depressing. i would never let my kids watch it . i'd never let my kids watch it. i'd never let my kids watch it.

in dry form, under the protection of the national project and the volga-akhtuba floodplain, a green oasistamia, whose uniqueness is recognized by unesco, was drying up and was just around the corner. from destruction, the natural park was saved by a network of constructed culverts, we improved the throughput capacity and filled with life- giving moisture those areas that the water did not reach well, and in some places did not reach at all, the bottom of the volga in various areas they clear the rear, deepen the earth with shells, the underwater world is replenished with red book inhabitants, the volga residents carry out general cleaning and not only on the banks of the river, the diver and saratov united to carry out... an underwater cleanup. ruslan bikbulatov, daniil yakimov, alexander bazhenov, maxim akhmetov, egor bushuev, raul mamedov. news. you are watching the news, and then we will return again to the tragic death of the president of iran. in the zaporozhye region, in the city of vasilyevka , the ukrainian armed forces have been firing massively since the very morning. well , tod

chiu says the foundation billed the city $105,000 to pay a contractor to work on the oasis inn on cathedral hill. well, almost two years later, the city attorney claims that work still not done on top of that fake. on top of the fake invoices, the city claims the providence foundation also violated an anti nepotism provision, hiring several family members for jobs. the city attorney says with today's suspension, the city may have grounds to cancel existing grants or contracts with the organization. meantime, san francisco officials say they have counted fewer tents out there on city streets. a city report at the end of last month counted 360 tents and structures across the city that is the lowest number in more than five years. now, when the city started, that's when the city first started doing regular counts like this. the city says there were nine encampments with more than five tents each. citywide mayor london breed says the city is making progress, but that there is more work to be done to get more people off the streets. okay, here's a question for you. are self-checkout stands contr

past this oasis, local owners of unfinished buildings now walk to their houses that are not yet ricketyl into disrepair. tell me how much? you paid for all this, all this is the approximate cost of 14 million 200 thousand rubles. people took out all these unfinished houses as mortgages, which they continue to pay, and there are also a lot of smarthiles people consider themselves victims of the gords, the residents of the neighboring village are also dissatisfied with the brothers, they claim that a certain number of kilowatts of electricity were allocated to the land bought by one of the gords, but they divided the plots so that they could not be used. there will be much more, do you think that if something happens, if they all work now, i don’t think, i’m sure, this is physics, in fact, if they work, then the general substation will not withstand it, it will burn out, well, either the fuses will burn out or substation, but from all claims, complaints and even pleas to pay for the completion of the house are brushed aside by the proud, former clients are simply added to the black list,

as soon as something of a ghost town only the supermarket shows signs of activity, almost like an oasis amidst the war zone. life pier is full of contrast. dishes more than i shall associated visit boston where can you feel safe? now this was almost nowhere for though it can who do at any moment, anywhere to put the most that i have animals at home with a wife who seriously. oh, i knew most impressively. is it i can't just pack up and leave the best here. doctor alexander troubled totty, lots old neighborhood was caught in the crossfire. so we call the police here we took a direct hit to me from my balcony. it was torn off completely. you know, bulk on the so that a little even of trunk it's is a small town in the west of ukraine. the doctor's wife, vitalia, and daughter liza had been living here for a year. but the new apartment still feels temporary. dr. vitalia trouble tardy over is also a medical doctor, but she hasn't found a new job yet. for a daycare center for liza. so many people have moved to western ukraine from the east that it's extremely hard to get a foothold for a new be

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part of our goal is to make chicago a news oasis and there is real opportunity, great innovation and chicago public media acquired the number two newspaper, the sun times. it was donated to a not for profit. a bunch of us gave it to chicago public media for five years to prove you can have a nonprofit connected to a powerful station and we will see. two years and they are heading their mark so there is the possibility that this is one model, but will you have the tribune competing in chicago? no chance. >> the word nonprofit was in there. e profitable. moderator: we have about two minutes left. if the model is beyond repair, are the papers going to go away or be ghost ships. in texas we have five of the 13 largest cities, more than any state. are the papers in those cities going to list all along forever not go away, but exist as a shadow? or is there an extinction event coming and they will disappear? >> i think on the big city metro front, we are seeing experiments. a billionaire buy-in experiment, turning it into a nonprofit. >> a successful conversion. >> there is room for nonpro

city believed that the money was going to fix up the oasis hotel, but chu says that never happened.estigations into these allegations and claims of wage theft are ongoing. a tragic update following a crash in cupertino involving a suspected drunk driver who hit four children. we learned today. the 11 year old girl died from her injuries. the crash happened over a week ago on foothill boulevard in cupertino. police say 38 year old adam wu was under the influence of alcohol or drugs when he crashed his pickup into a car. he then hit a power pole and collided with those kids who were in the sidewalk or on the sidewalk. the kids were aged four, seven, eight and 11. three of those children survived. we have new video of a freeway shooting in the east bay. police say they arrested 32 year old dominic taylor. he's accused of pointing a pistol out of his window and firing several shots. he did it while driving on 580 near seminary avenue in oakland on the morning of march 29th. officers used a witnesses dash cam video to track him down. you can see the video. you can hear those gunshots. th

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